The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
COAL VALLEY

Dave Topper, owner of a general
store here, is putting on sale this
week on groceries and general
merchandise.
Rally day services were observed
Sunday morning at the Beulah
Presbyterian church in Rural with
a special program by the Sunday
School children Beginning on
Sunday evening of the same day a
series Of revival meetings were be-
gun, which will continue through
out this week with the exception of
Saturday evening, at the Beulah
church Rev. William Berge, the
pastor, assisted by Rev. Marvin
Walters of Joy will conduct the SER
vices. An addition has been added
TO the Beulah church and the whole
church has been succeed and re-
modelled, which has just recently
4 been completed, and on Sunday,
Oct. 80, the church is to be dedi-
Gated, when the following program
is to be carried out throughout the
day:
Services 10 to II a m; II to q.
m, dinner Afternoon services DIT
2. Evening services at 1880. Rev.
William Berge, pastor of Coal VAL
ley and Beulah churches; Rev.
Walters Of Joy, Rev. Irwin of Ster-
ling, and Rev. MOrdy of Rock Is
land, are the pastors who will have
charge Of the services throughout
the day. No Sunday school or
church services are to be held at
the Coal Valley church on next
Sunday. giving everyone an oppor-
tunity TO attend the services at the
Beulah church
The F. Y. 2. club were royalty
entertained Saturday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spargo at their
home in Rural. A program was a
feature Of the evenings entertain
nent, after which games were en-
loyed- a delightful luncheon was
served by the hostess at the close
OF the meeting.
The Home Bureau held a meet
ing Friday evening at the Presby-
terrain church. Miss Lucille Allen,
county advisor, was present, to di-
rect the meeting.
Anna and Margaret Pryce enter
famed Saturday evening at their
nome in the west part of town. in
honor of their niece, Alice Pryce,
and her house guests, Nellie Dun
oar and Mildred Cornell, who are
Students at Knox college, Gales
purg and spent the week end at the
nome of Miss Alice Pryce's parents,
Mr., and Mrs. John NJ. PryCe.
Miss Matilda Schafer arrived Sat
erday from Wisconsin, for a few
days visit with her niece, Mrs.
Stella Nightingale, enroute 10 her
home in Denver. Colo.
Alfred Larson and daughters, .
mrs, Inez Wilson and Florence Lar |
son and Master Ralph Wilson, were |
visitors in Moline Friday.
Violet Branberg returned to /
Hillsdale Sunday after a few DAVIS /
'isit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Branberg.
Harold Hass of Moline spent Sat
Hrday and Sunday at the home of
ais grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Con
her
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Branberg
and daughters, Violet and Evange-
Inc, and Leroy Soady, were callers
Orion Saturday evening.
Howard Ellis of Moline was a
visitor at the home of his parents.
Nh. and Mrs. henry Ellis. Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Topper and family OF
Rock Island, visited at their store
acre, Saturday evening.
Alice Pryce. Mildred Cornell and
nellie Dunbar, students at Knox
eoilege, Galesburg, were week end
'sitors at the home of the formers
safents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
eyee.
AF. and Mrs. Glenn Forbes of
ek Island attended the meeting
y the F. Y. 2. club Saturday eve
ing at the James Spargo home in.
~aral and visited relatives in Rural
a1i Sunday.
uSfs. Maud Carlson and son
ya. were visitors in Rock Island
~ davenport Saturday evening.
ar and Mrs. Morrison of Orion
ne guests Saturday of Mrs. Mary
sann. Their daughter, Miss
-@'ee, who has been making an ex-