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The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
FOOTBALL DOPE
Little Colonies" Lose Hard Fought
Game to lIenderson-Min
FROM Dawson

Henderson defeated Marion at
football last Saturday by the score u
2 10 o. When Marion loses foot
ball game ~ home the sspectatora
leave ihe nark suffering from one u
tvo general types n ailment One
tps h the result u miserable en-
hlbliion n football b. the Blue and
White which ends In an overwhelming
victory for The enemy This type is
known BY the technical name n
"mal d. punko" Ths other type of
sickness BE- caused BY victory Tor
the snsmy in which the Blue and
White lights every inch u the way
one that leaves no dafk aepia'
toned taste In the mouth but on the
other hand q loss by such a small
margin that the home folks can say
that with q better hreak u luck W.
uuald have won" lportfolio u Alihis.
section XIII. Chapter XXlIn Those
who suffered from defeat last sslur.
day vsrs afflicted wiih this latter
typ n ths malady
Tho home folks will never witness
q mofs evenly matched game of foot.
hall than the one played last Satur.
day. Henderson came down early ln
ihs morning asking Cor only sixty
point an and was satisfied 20 ~
home sunday with the game % o.
IN explaining the scarcity n scores
on NJ Hsndsfson sids n ihs ledger
ths spokesman Co.. that team stated
that M Marion boys were - much
"laffah" and 40 mueh "swiftah" than
ihs Henderson children. tPofifoiio u
Ahbis. Seciion lll. Chapter LNiV.l
A young gentleman b. The name n
Martin nrswn enjoyed The rams very
vel from ths standpoint n q pafiisi.
pant Hs seeued io iaks great d..
hFhi in carrying ihs old ball thru,
around and over ihs Henderson linz
TIE Henderson boys got tired II
tafklinr him and after holding . con
fsfsnrs proposed that hs stop whsn
ever one ~ them crossed their hn
r. Tits failed a. vofk however,
Mauons snd, played q eauiiou'
game on M offensive Zach tim'
shsn Marion painted ihsy ~es SEES
10 carefully ssaf,h thru their psrson
81 sHcris 90 80 u ihsy siill had thsil
pat ani iats TOPS ulih them and vsf'
thsrefnfs htiF slov in rstiiui
daun ths hsld Marions harkhsld
thru an oversight lsfi their iuisffsr
sns oui in he rain ths daY hsforl
ths rams and a. q result u thr
mishap. said lnisffsfenes vas slmos
uselfss
Tfa nnsunI
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
wONANS MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS HERE

Tho Womans Missionary Soeisty
u the Henderson nisirict. M. y
Chuuh, Soulh held a VERY interest.
ing msstinr herr Tuesday.
Mrs q. ". nummsl. u bowling
Grssn. Mrs. J. e. Rawlings. II lien.
dsrsoni Nu. W ". Hisksrson Of
Providence. Mr.. Ehlin u Henderson,
Mfs. laek Stone. Mr.. Blackwell Of
Sturris. Nrs. Stevens. Walker an,
Harper u Salem wvrs present
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
MARRIED

NJ Hurnis Cridef and Ms Ruhis
nill ssrs united in marriags a. the
beautiful home u r., and Mr. ".
T. Oakley on Easi nsllssills Street.
on Saturday Al SEQ o'closk n m.
fhe ceremony was performed b.
Rev " T. Oakley The rrrss and
many friends extend congratulations
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
FISCAL COURT NRErs

The Fiscal Court vas in session
two days n last usek and transacted
qaiis a oi ~ routine business. II
hsod ihs salaries of ths county oaicsrs
co. ths coming four years and plac
~ them ihs same a. ths last four
yeau ThsY also endorsed the ap.
preparation ~ ts.ooo pr mile 10 a..
sist in ihs building u ths Federal
Highway from Union county line o.
The Livingston eounty line There
vas a full aiisudano, u the MaFis.
tratss and their last regular session
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Many farmers arr making plans b.
follow helpful reading along farm
ina lines during the coming wintsf
months. During the past few months
more than GOO farmers u the state
have written 10 the Esenrimsni Sta
tioh asking 10 have their names
placcd on tho mailing hat % rrceivs
the FREE agricultural bulletins. foal
try and live stock feeding and poul.
try husbandry arr The mosi popular
subjects with tho farmers who have
already had their name placed on
she hsts.
How about your winter reading :
why not wrils ths Experiment Sta.
ton. lexington. Ny. and ash for In.
formaiion on ths agricultural sub.
irct you ars mosi Interested In.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
wiLnoRN's GROCERY RonuRp

On Mouia, night a., Wnhoru rro
osu was hurrlariioi for thc third
time in thrrs weeks This time the
thieves enlsrcd through a dor on tho
east side. cutting out a panel u thc
door Nr wilhom can't isll a. o.
The amount u rnoccriss taken.
This is beginning % set monolo
nous and h seems that sicps ought
% b. taken b. catch these thieves and
pat a stop o. it
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
a SWEET POTATO

A. JAMES Clarhoru brought b.
the rrrss on Pair das d hall hushrl
u uicc. smooth sweet .oiaioes Onr
n them weighed seven '.sunis and
was on exhibit a. ihe Far
We thanh you nruihtr Clarhorn
Come again.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
FIsHrRAP BRIDGE

The hir steel brides being erected
over Tradewatsr river At fishlrap
h nearing completion and vlll b.
opsn 10 trafAc IN q short time. The
bridge u bslng built lolntly BY Crit.
tsndsn and Webster COUNTIES.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
NouoE ~ TAX PAYERS

The ofhce of County Tar Commis.
sioner will b. closed on October m.
1891. Come and list your property.
Your Servant.
= W X. POWELL.
County Tar Commissioner. Crittsn.
dsn County.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
~ ATTRACTIVE BILLBOARD

Az ihs nsns u The nf. fratsf and
sons on ihe Pair grounds. vhsrs ths
n,ciof and sons showed some snlsn.
did stosk. vas an unique blll.boaId.
On ths hoard uas PAINTED in arrr
letters "nors That Grov and noFi
That Run The hors wyrs u ihs
Poland China and he dogs. nine IN
number were ~ the Walker strain
The board was painted by Schley
Frazer and attracted much attention
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

County Agent Chlidrrls u Nariun
County. reports that thsrs srs oniy
about Eve remaining scrah sirss in
that district Thefe ae mors than
NJ purchrcd sires In the county 81
ths present time and plans ars b..
INK made 60 increase this number By
replacing the remaining scrubs. II
che same could b. said of Crltiendsn
county what an improvement Il
would b..
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
cARn or u,NKs

We wish io rXrrpse uut Kind
thanks in our many irsuds and
uoirhlou for their kindness and syn.
paihy shown us in the illur.s death
and burial II our datunr. Rohbie.
May God bless each ard ever, one
of YOU for your Kind acts and tokens
81 low.
MR. AND MRS. ALBERT ORR
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Harvey Butler u Livingston coun.
" was arrested and hrourh, bsforv
nolics Court and lined COZ being
DRUM Monday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Nv and Mrs. r. A. Rehout of nc.
koven brought the remains of their
little daughter. Ehie lse. io Marion
Tuesday and carried them 10 the low
Cemetery for burial.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Ah. lake stephens Of D. Depot
Street. grew In bic trucp patch this
year 81 ma,ursd pumpkins on four
vines The larrss, weighed 90 pounds
and the smallest pounds
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
Farm Bureau Notes


The Critienden County Fair and
baby Show was held at Cooks Park
last Friday. The exhibits IN dairy
stock. beef stock, horses and mules,
hogs and seed corn were good. Con.
sidefing the length u time the Fair
was advertised and the adverse
weather conditions, the Fair went
OF In very good shape. II IL 10 be-
regretted that In the poultry classes
there were 20 few entries. The poul-
Try u Crittenden county u good on.
" In spots. IN general u could BE-
improved wonderfully.
The Baby show aroused . great
interest a. Il rightly should.
The Junior Agricultural Club pigs
were objects of much interest BY ihs
younger farmers Of the county. This
Club work is 10 BE- greatly enlarged
next year for u j. a very important
line of work.
Begin 10 make preparations nov
for q much larger and better Critisn-
den County Pair IN 1922.
The premium winners WIN have
not yet received their premiums may
DO 20 BY seeing Mr. Franklin a. the
Bank.
Lack " space prevents the pub
fishing of the complete list u prem
ium winners this week. Il will be-
published next week.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


October 5. 1891
Sealed bids will be- received By the
State Highway Commission At the
Office Of the State Highway Engineer
Old Capitol Building, Frankfort,
Kentucky, until 300 T. NJ. on the
9Th day Of October. 1921. for the
Improvement of the Marion.Prince-
ton Road from the corporate limits
Of Marion. Station o plus 90 u the
Caldwell County line. Station 375
plus 90 In CRITTENDEN COUNTY,
a distance Of approximately 10 miles.
This road Is officially known a.
State Project No. 10 Section A on
the State Primary System In Critten.
den County.
This improvement will consist u
shaping the road, constructing nee.
essary drainage structures 10 a width
of p feet on oils and ~ feet IN
cuts a. a grade and drain project IN
accordance with approved plans and
Apecihcauont,
Instructions 10 bidders. forms Of
proposals. and specifications may b
secured AZ the Office of the State
Highway Engineer. Old Capitol Build
ing. Frankfort. Kentucky.
blue prints u this work may b.
obtained from the Department of
State Roads and Highways by for,
warding check of 500 for eomplets
sei. or any part of same At the rats
of poe per sheet. made payable 10 The
State Treasurer. credit of the Stat'
Road fund.
Each bidder must accompany NJ
bad with a bond or certified checl
Tor f2i0o.o0, payable 10 the Stat
Treasurer, credit u the Department
u State Roads A Highways.
The right i reserved to reject ans
and All bids.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

The barn Bursau met In regular
monthly meeting on County Court
day. Rouiins matters of business
were discussed and among other
thinra ihs great need u morv mem.
hers. The Farm nurraa h dantr
a great work in tn stats u Ken
tusky and In order 10 kssp on iis
full measure u service more member.
are needed 10 support the orranlia
tion.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
SUMMARY or QUANTITIES
Grade and Drain

SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES
Grade and DFaia
Items Of work
Removing irres and stumps ii2 each
Earth Excavation ....... 1851 g. y.
Rock excavation ...+..... .3ooi G. y.
Borrow excavation ..... .6tth g. y.
Class "A" Concrete I'D walls A eul.
verts. 2sa e. "
Class a Concrete fof bridges a. c.y.
Class n Concrets for Culy. a
Bridges az g. y.
Class "D~ Concrete c.y.
Steel reinforcement. 267t lhs
~" e. ~ Pips its I'm. n.
"a" e. N. Pip. 300 n.
Special Notes
The contractor s 90 furnish upon
request ~ the State Highway Com.
mission an railroad freight balls foI
uss b, the nenarimsni u State Road'
and Highways in securing adyantags
" NHAAANN"H MNANAHM y" ~ 'ANA4
Highway Commission By the railroad
companies.
An coniractors who ars not nov ps'
forming wurk under supervision Of
the Druartmrnt. Or whose hnancia
standing. exrsrisncs and equipment
are not knasn 10 the Department
shall submit with their proposals !
verified and sworn hnaneial state
rent. a list u equipment, hankinl
rsfefsncrs and references from thosi
with viom they have heretofore dom
business
Honds will not b. approved foi
contracts 10 an amount greater thai
that reported by the q. s. Treasurl
Dspartmsnis Quarterly Report
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
~ Joe :. horTs,
State Highway Commissiof
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Mr.. J. !. Clement in co-operaiion
with The Collegs u Agriculture. a.
Lexington. win conduct q wheat Va.
risty test demonstration on his farm.
The four varieties 20 b. tested are
Ashland. Kanned. Fuleaslsr and ca.
nells Prolific. The tests arr to DE-
tsrmins u these particular varieties
are suited 10 Western Kentucky. Ash.
land wheat has given excellent ~
suits IN other parts u kenmcky
kan.ed Il ths famous Kansas wheat
Ths outcoms of these tests wiil b.
publishsd in due time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
Offering
Program Tar Junior u. y. =. 4, Of IN
Tabernacle baptist Church.

The following program VIII he pre-
scented ny the Junior u. Y. T.. 4. ~ IN,
Tabernacle Baptist Church. on sunday
March 20:
Song. when Love shines In"
business and records.
Prayer uricl Easum.
Song. "Send the Light"
Song, AN the Way My Savior Leads
Me-"
Group Number one In charge OF pro-
gram.
Subject: "Thc Friend Who Gave His
Life"
Lcadcr-Ruth Phillips,
1. James Prank Borden.
2. James With Jesus--tM AZ the Rails
ing II Darius Daughter Mildred wor
ford. Chl AZ the rransfiguration-M. H.
Cotton: tcl In the Garden-Leonard
Num-.
a. James Giving His Life for Jesus
Willie Mae Lair.
T. Poem on Friendship. lid You
n.cadcr's QaurtcrlyD-Sibyl Milford.
5. Sword Drill.
G. Leaders Ten Minutes.
:, Closing song. THE Fight IL on"
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Sunbeam Program. First baptist
Church, sunday, March 20.

The Sunbcams NJ the First Baptist
Church viii render the following pro-
gram on SUNDAY afternoon az $3.50
o'clock IN the annex IT the church.
Subject. THE Ilnhy Jesus"
Song. Dear Little stranger"
Scripture reading. Luke .; sic.
Ca The Way lie should he Born. and
His Name. LEA. 7.li: &c.
tm The Place of His Birth. Micah O
H..
I0 How lie Would Spend His Life
lea. o. ~
tD lliF Hiding Place from iIcrod. Ho
sca III.
Song. "liark the Herald Angels Sing"
Roll call, Answer with verse God Is
Love"
Offering.
business.
Plano Solo Marion Phillips
ilending-,luanita Mays.
Song Elizabeth Mclaughlin aud
Charlotte Allen
Reading Rosa May Panglc
bible Verse Isabel pangle.
The story 81 a Giant Hollis De-
Grassi
Closing Mizpnh llcncdictlon.
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CHURCH NOTICES
CHURCH or CHRIST,

The religion II Jesus Christ Ii the
rock upon which social justice IL built
The man who grindH money out u hls
fellow man even though h. gives II a.
the church. n no follower 1T Jesus.
Neither ~ the man who shirks his duty.
gives the least possible service for his
wages, true servant NJ the Lord.
Learn more ul Jesus aud you viii know
how tu treat your fclluwiuon.
Come To Church to-day aud hear Gods
Word oXpuundcd
live Bible classes. 10 q. M
Ediflcniion uf the Church followed
by breaking VI Bread" II u. M.
Gospel preaching, 1;ia y. m.
Young Peoples meeting. forty.fivo
minutes before regular evening service.
Midwcck devotional meeting. Wcdncs.
day evening. 1.lj Subject: "Tho Letter
10 Philemon" Speaker. A. l.. seymour
Ladies' Bible Glass and Training Tor
Soul Winning class regular hours.
y ~. SHEPHERD.
Evangelist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20

Tho Senior u Y. y, u. " the Tabrc.
nucle Baptist church will rrndcr the
following program Sunday evening
Doctrinnl Meeting What must d.
to lot the Holy Spirit work In me and
through me.
l.cador-pnrris Lair
Scripture rcading--JcsHc Prince.
Introduction by the leader
Topic 1.-The Third Person In the
Trinity. % Albert Chapman. C2l Lee
Todd. go l.urlinc Dildny
Topic II The Work Of the Holy
Spirit. % NJ, y. Dilday. 90 Virginia
Fullen.
Topic lll.-What Must H. Done (ll
u ~, Wilson. ~ ". \. Savage co. Myr.
tie Hamilton.
Topic ~ Effective witnossos--
Rev. NJ r.. Cartwright
Topic Vet Us Follow our Guide
10 Hamilton.
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Polk street Methodist Episcopal
Church, South.

Dr, Henry r. Brooks. Pastor.
Sunday School aIa u. M, Hon. y. l..
Works, superintendent,
Sermon by the pastor NJ II u. M,
subject, win q Man Rob Uod?"
Junior League 2'3o y. m.
intermediate League y. m, Prof.
Oscar Wise, superintendent
sing song and sermon at y. m. at
the ncandi Theatre, subject, ~ Friend
at Court"
Senior League Csc D. m, v e, Meth
Crton. president
sermon at 7.aO y. M by the pastor
subject White Faced Cattle vcrsu,
White Faced BOYS and Girls"
Special and appropriate music by ,
splcndIdly trained choir under the Ill
rrctlon nj Prof Emil y Myers.
our themes Tor SUNDAY are vital. they
concern our present living habits. ant
especially SUNDAY nigh, when We dca
with the problem of our young men and
young women. white Faced Cattl,
versus White Faced boys and Girls,
We utgv the membership tn attend ant
We most cordially invite all others.
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sion. Great music. Pipe organ and
orchestra. Other classes meet AT the
church We count only those who
meet In classes. he on time therefore.
Let's have "a full attendance. Interest
IN growing.
The pastor breaches az II q. m. On
/ "Aa Goes America, So Goes the World "
/ At night the sermon viii Do ON "'rhe
Blue Laws" Gloves ~. " course
/ Fine crowds. Come early. Ordinance
81 Baptism nj night. u. Y. T. 4. at
|7.i5 D. m. You are invited.
DIR. ~. ", VIRGIN. Pastor
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Central Presbyterian Church.

Preaching services bath morning and
evening. morning service at II o'clock
and evening service NJ ESQ The pas.
tor, In Thomson, viii preach Ut both
~ these services
SUNDAY school ~ 9'lO a IN. The
SUNDAY school II the b"st source " sup.
ply for the church II should be- pleas.
uro 10 bring somebody with you.
Junior Endcayor ~ 2.3O o'clock In the
afternoon az the annex.
intermediate Endoavor at $40 o'clock
In The annex
Senior Endoa,or service Ii at $3.50
o'clock
Music for SUNDAY. March 20, 1891.
NIorning.
Prelude Norwegian Tone Poems.
,ttt.ttt.-t,..ttt,t, TorjusHcn
Anthcm-Thc Palms .,....,,,. Faure
Offcrtury-- Scrrnndc Gounod. Lcmarc
Duct--"one swcelly solemn
Thought" ................A Ambrose
Mrs Parks mad Mt. Curry.
fustludc Allegro ...t.,...., krOcgor
Evening.
li"luu' ttttttttttt.sttsts, orchestra
Qunrtottc-Come Unto Ne. ... .Cocrne
Mrs Marsh. Mrs. Parks Mr..
Curry aud MIR. Johns.
offurtury ..tst..........,,.. Orchestra
Organ Postlude Festival March.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Camp
Special Mention ~ the Easter Services.
/ The knight Tcmplnrs viii have
charge 81 the service on Easter morn.
INK AZ night the choir. assisted by n
tcn.piece orchestra. viii give the sacred
cantata. 'Tho Resurrection and the
Life" by Wilson.
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"The IIlue i.aws"-Sermon Sunday
Night at First baptist Church.

The papers this one among theml
lpfb,tsh copy which In pure propaganda
snd the American people are just ~
"gulliblc" IN Barnum sald they were.
What about Blue Laws anyhow
Where did they originator You think
you know. Perhaps YOU do II is de.
batnblc as To whether YOU do. Did the
Puritnns originate them You think 80,
and YOU have damned the 'uritnns.
Maybe you ought to apologize To them
We want To study with you the prob
lem u Sunday. soI-.thlng Is going "a
be- said. There won't be- any strings
tied TO II. and no apologies offered We
have crowds. Come early.
The Iiaracas win meet at the Mis-
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nnehannn street Mrlhodi.t Church.

sunday School 10 a, m
Preaching by the pastor at II u. M
and 1li y. M,
Junior young people meet At . y. m
Senior League meets at g y. m.
The evening sermon viii BE- u discus
sion II infant baptism. Al parncts
mothers In particular, are specially In
vitod to hear this plain Scriptural ser
mon,
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First Christian Church.

EiEhth unu INNlW S'l''NNt
SUNDAY Schunl viii r held at eHs
a. M. lloracc NJ. Russell, surcrin'"nd.
on,. Morning preaching services viii
lc held NJ n o'rlock. the theme for the
Hernun ~ the pastor hcinH "A Little
child shnll lsad Them" Junior. Inter
mediate and senior christian Endcavor
pncsc,lcs win meet at ., I md Gao
~ m, respectively. A. q. Kuhn, re-
Elunni secretary ~ the ls"'ey Mountain
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Second baptist Church.

bible School aIi a. m,
Morning Worship II m.
Sunhcams : T. m.
Scuiur and Junior u Y, 4, L. els
D. M.
Evening service y. m,
Every member ~ the school l. cX
pcctvd IN b. present sunday. We will
have our new equipment and the five
new classes recently organized viii take
III, new rooms arranged Tor them. The
census h completed aud We expect IA
double our attendance In the near fu
tuIc
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Houston street Methodist Church.

Sunday School la5 a. m.
Preaching at II "a. M by the Rev,
W. y Russell.
Meetings viii b. conducted every
night throughout the week. We will
have with us Rev, W. II. Strong, who
viii de- the preaching We are expect.
INK to have a great meeting. Come and
holm ua.
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First Church NJ Christ. Scientist.

Services every SUNDAY morning nj II
a. m "Wednesday AZ ,.so u. M, SUNDAY
Schuol ut 10 q m, for students under 20
years ~ age. Subject for Sunday,
substance \ reading room Is main
tanned In the Smith building. room IS.
and is open every afternoon from 2:ao
until ., except sundays and holidays.
whore The iiihlc and authorized chris.
tan Science literature can w. read o,
purchased The public II cordially In
Nitrd to attend the services and tn visit
the reading room
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SOCIETY

Christ. viii speak at 1850 o'clock sun
day evening. 4 cordial invitation IL cx
tended to local people and visitors IN
the city to attend the services
REV. RoY RUTHERFORD.
Pastor.
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have known, Come. join us In the
last services.
Don't forget the Mems Biblc Glass
that meets In the pastors home az $50
a. m. This class IN doing real Bible
study and extend cordial invitation
to al men who want tn enter the study
~ the WORD Prof NJ. a. Duncan ~
teacher NJ this class
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The First Christian Church.

The Senior EndcaVur viii meet OF
ESQ this evening. No special program
Is 10 be- used rather an impromptu nj
fair Vim. vlgur and pep are To- b.
specially featured
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Tabernacle Baptist Church.
VI T.. Cartwright. Pastor.

"TTTTTF'N - TT'7'TT NV W III
Prcachlng II "a. m. and y. M.
Sunbcamr 2;3O. Junior a. Y. 4. l..
5lj y. N, Senior ~. v u. 4. Gp. m
SUNDAY night viii close the revival
IL you hny" not attended, you have
missed some ~ the best music and other
good services. MIR. McEvcr. In a fine
singer ana choir director. and the az.
chsotra is one II the most faithful hand
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rhurch of the NaIarenc,

Church of the NaIarene.
Corner Tenth and buchanan.
Morning Services.
Sunday School al5 a. IA. Robert =.
Morgan, superintendent The attend
anCe last sunday showed "A marked In.
crease with an UNUSUAL good interest.
We are looking for better results today.
Everyone who does not attend elsewhere
We are reaching out u welcoming hand
tn you. Come, spend an enjoyable and
profitable hour with us
Preaching II "A. M Rev James y.
Cooper, pastor. Subject for SUNDAY
mOrnlng win b., "Enducmcnt with
Power" the third ~ n series NJ u treat.
lsc ON sanctitficatiun Come. hear a
biblical explanation 81 this great vital
subject the Word is plain aud cOnVlnc.
Ing.
Evening Service.
Young Peoples Society y. M. All
young people specially invited.
Devotional y. m. Preaching 7;ih
y. m.
All are welcome tu>all these services.
ROBERT \. MORGAN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
Special Music Polk street Methodist
Church sunday.

Emil =. Myers, Choir Director.
Lila Austin Myers. Organist
Morning.
prcludc--palm Branches ..,.,,.....
................., Faure.wostbrOok
Anthcm-My Faith Looks Up To
Thee Observation-Disclosures. Schneider
Offertory-ln n Gondola ,,,.,,,.. Saar
Posiludc March Religious ...,,. Clark
Evening.
Prelude NFturne ,..,.,..,... Chopin
Anthem Hail To the Lords
Amounted ..t.,,..t.,.,,,t,, Andrews
offcrtory silent Night .....,... Gillct
Solo-"Thc Ninety and Nine. .Sanbcy