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The New York herald., 1921-10-04
HELP wANTED-MALE.
MEN ON THE AVERAGE

80 80. % s A.He as psa5 ~ q po1. ssiiIuess aiu
tween: our experience tells US that man just
little above average. clean, personable.
chatting Just a little possibly under the slow
coming OF the right opportunity quickly TO ad-
vance himself. Is the man we need to serve
as one Of the indispensable cogs in bust
ness organizatIon-stii in the naking-but
already hitting UP fair speed and showing
a most remarkable production record; you
won't like the berth to which we'll assign
you II you're not likely TO feel at home IN the
company OF gentlemen who are. besides, live
minded. forward going business men who
you strike a stride that will compensate you
&c the extent OF at least 500 week and TO
open the way for your lifetime success in a
highly specialized field; In other words, we
want-ent!rely irrespective OF his past expert
ence--a REALLY AMBITIOUS MAN; Wen
as he likes. For confidential interview
PHONE MURRAY HILL 1850.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
statesmen

million dollar corporation desires the
services of three real statesmen who have In
the past earned upward Of 5000 per year.
These statesmen must have character, ambi-
tion and big faith In themselves. 1 have a
personal acquaintance with 30 statesmen in
our limo In New York earning upward OF
$40.O00 per year. Write me full particulars
OF Yourself or no attention will be paid to your
reply. Commission basis, but we will teach
you the business by sending expert closer
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

MEN-RETIRED BUSINESS MEN
HAS 1T EVER OCCURRED TO YOU
THAT YOU COULD NCREAsT YOUR
INCOME IN proNuTED MANNER
IN A POSITION or UNUSUAL CHAR
AcrER AND PossrBrLrrIEs7 WE DE-
LrEvE WE CAN SHOW you HOW you
CAN EARN BIG MONEY. ALL WE
ASK you TO DO Is TO ANSWER THIS
AID. FOR AN INTERVIEW. r 223o
HERALD. HERALD so.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
SALES EXECUTIVE.

1 have open an important position requir-
ing executive and admlnistrative abilitv az n
high order. ] need a man to coordinate and
strengthen the 100 man selling Organization
man who can quickly gain the good will and
cooperation Of those under him as well az
that OF his superfors. The Job cannot be
conducted wholly from the home office and
demands some field work and travelling. II
is one for an able man and for one who is
capable of growing to bigger dimensions.
Only those applications giving fun particu-
lars and previous earning capacity will be
considered. o S22 Herald, Fulton ST
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
sALEsMEN-UNUsUAL OPENING.

SALESMEN-REAL MEN OF VISION.
Men,, this Is an opportunity; act to-day /:
properly followed. your decision will lead
you to financial independence; your first
step-in the security department of an estab-
blast, producing products in a class by them
selves, with all countries of the world form
ing logical markets; second step-on the
merchandising end, where several successful
beginning, attractive commission. pleasant
surroundings. able men to work with. close
cooperation; you Will stop reading adver..
tisements and begin making real money IL
You connect: this proposition appeals to
sensible men Of vision and decision. Call
to-day, Q to 9. 800 Madison Av., at 4lst ST..
Room 503.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

STORY TELLER WANTED.
Thoroughly and practically experienced
middle aged man as "story teller for WIN
ter season at Palm Beach. Fla; gilt edge
written references required. Address. stat.
Ing age. experience, salary expected. and cn-
close photograph. Florida Help supply Conn.,
pany, Inc. Jacksonville. Fla.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
HELP WANTED--MALE.
SALESMAN WANTED

sALEsMAN WANTED
10 SELL HIGH GRADE PROPOSITION
BACKED BY STRONG; ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN
BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT NAN TO
EARN LARGE INCOME.
ONLY THOSE ACCUSTOMED TO HAND
LING HIGH CRAZE PROPOSITION
NEED APPLY.
WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT. NJ. BOX asJ.
WEEHAWKEN p. o.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
STOCK statesmen

TO RESELL OLD SToCKHoLD-
ERS; ONLY THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE
MEN NEED APPLY: MOST OF
TIE LEADS ARE IN f;EW YORK
AND VICINITY. APPLY ROOM
11cf. % WEST 43D ST.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

Statesmen.
FINANCIAL HOUSE, DUE TO Ex-
PANSION. REQUIRES THE SER
VICES OF SEVERAL statesmen.
IF YOU HAVE A GOOD RECORD
AND CAN FURNISH REFERENCES
THIS is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
CALL VANDERBILT 1918 FOR AP-
POINTMENT.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

TA1LoRs.-FrRsT CLASS TA1LoRs
ON WoMEN'S CLOTHES, COATS
AND SHIRTS; EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNTTY: $40 UP PER WEEK; OPEN
SHOP. APPLY THIRD FLOOR, Be
TWEEN 40 AND s. ABERCROMBlE
g. FITCH, MADISON AV. AND 45TH
ST.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
SALES MANAGER

WANTED FOR LARGE MARINE
HARDWARE MANUFACTURING;
COMPANY WITH HEADQUARTERS
IN EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA; Ex-
CEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE or
HARDWARE JOBBERS TRADE
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, RE-
PLY CONFTDENTrALLY. SITTING
EXPERIENCE. PRESENT CoNNEC-
TION AND SALARY EXPECTED,
6o3 HERALD. 10TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
SECURITY Statesmen.

SECURITY SALESMEN.
High class house dealing in Stock TX
change securities desires two experienced
statesmen with clientele; wonderful op-
portunity for quick promotion to branch
managership: state full particulars:
confidential; salary and bonus. Call
after 3 r. NJ, Winthrop. Smith & Co..
room sO1. 1910 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE Experienced and thoroughly COM
petent cook and butler valet; entire charge
small adult family, exc ., laundry best ref
erences. 1913 Lexington av. Tel. Ishein-
lander 3767
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE. colored, wish positions: butler.
cook city only; references. Alexander
Ayres 252 West 53d ST.. care Johnson. Cir
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

CCUPLE-ICompetent cook. butler. where
maid kept fully experienced; small family
most highly recommended no laundry; $f60;
country only. r 224S Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE. English. CHI dless; valet butler.
wife good cook, manager bachelors apart
f1ent preferred; six yea. with present en-
ployer; well recommends Thomas Mullings.
TJ3 5tlt av
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE. young. light coored; man garde-
nor. houscman. good cleaner. wife iaun-
dress. chambermaid earetakers coun-
try estate; strictly reliable reference. N
1881 Herald Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN. French, aged 10. wishes posi-
man; good references; experience; moderate.
II 2249 Herald. Herald So
YOUNG man, neat. colored, desires position
as Dutler-valet: experienced; references.
IS5 w. 14Oth ST., apt. 81. Phone Audubon
YOUNG men. two, for housecieaning by day.
l39 West l43d. care Griffith.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE. excellent cook, baker; useful but
Ter. valet; entire charge small adult
family: references. 1907 Lexington av.
Rhinelander 5s46.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE, English, man useful. butler; wife
competent cook; entire work together, small
adult family. no laundry; country preferred.
Y B9S Herald. 18th st.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE, Finnish; wife good cook, man
chauffeur. experienced. careful driver. re-
pairs; reference. Salo, 21s1 9th av., care
unvi
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

=
Help Wanted Female-D0mestIc.
GIRLS,
Why waste time
and car fare answering one adver-
tisement while without expense
you meet at our office hundreds OF
refined ladies waiting to employ
YOU? And remember,
II Is free TO you.
Call at
THE UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
l65 East 12d ST.,
northwest corner I'd av.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

JAPANESE. excellent cook, butler. house,
| worker, desires position competent. ex-
perienced: references. Kawa, All West 45th
ST., apt. q.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

JAPANESE couple (wifo Japanese). thor
oughly experienced. want positions cook
waitress. maid; no washing: excellent refer
ences; $155. Address letter Couple K. 32S l.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

JAPANESE, general houseworker; 09osina
and serving splendidly; good h"r $, reii-
able, competent; best references. 80. Morn
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE-Refined Americans. want posi-
tions on suburban estate man as supertn-
tendcnt or head gardener. woman for Sec
retariai position or governess; highest cre-
dentals C.. S., 800 East 10th st., Paterson,
N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

YOUNG man (coiored). helper in garage.
Wilson. 54J Warren St., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

TEACHER OF Isaac Pitman shorthand
wanted: experienced: available for evening
work in Mount Vernon. New Rochelle and
White Plains; salary $3.50 per night. Ad-
dress full particulars to Isaac Pitman &
Sons. 2 West 45th st.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
Automobiles Wanted.

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH.
JANDORF AUTO CO.. 1721 B'way. Circle
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE ChAuffeur-mechanic, willing be
useful: wife plain cook or general house.
work; no laundry; want country place or
oct as caretakers country estate; best refers
ence; middle aged. American. James. COO
Columbus av-. city.-
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

| JAPANESE COUPLE want positions as
cook and maid: II necessary, charge whole
house; good references. kanda, 146 West
6oth st. Phone Col. 5l15.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

COUPLE, Japanese swedish, butler and cook,
wish TO take entire charge OF Christian
adult family In apartment; laundry; long
experfence l"Competent" 1877 II, 47th St
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Nurse Makes Good

After one wear ~ uutiring service
az Rcd Gross school nurse 1t r. inter.
csting 90 note that Miss VI. Carter. u
y has made good She has by her
patience and pleasing personality
gained tho confidence ~ the school
children and the patrons and her
teaching ~ health conservation as wei
10 tho correcting ~ physical defects
Is Or reaching in lis influence en- the
lives ~ the future citizens - Ana
rlio.
The expenses ~ tho school nurse
and IN. Ford srinn are met hy the
Junior Red Cross The Ford proved
an economical investment hut since q
rs now past the first var, 'h, upkcop
will probably D. greater. tn" insignia
N The Red Cross has recently been
placed IN the ear. and VII D" @ 20
mlndsr tu the public that tho teachings
q the Master are cXcmplificd in our
city In as much as thou hnst done
q unto one 81 the least Of these. thou
hast dome % unto me"
IN addition % the work incumbent
on the school nurse Miss Carter
assists .n the Home Nursing course
which has recently been placed 20 the
High Schnol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
The salvation Army

Don't forget the salvation Army
meetings AZ tho corner ~ Firth and
Polk STREETS. basement 4 Collins Drug
Store. Capt and Mrs. =. II. Holbrook.
assisted hy cadet Jessie Brady. of.
GERS m charge.
Capt Louis D. Holbrook viii DE-.
liver the morning holiness message AZ
u A. VI. She will take as her sub.
iect the one subject that Is appiaudod
by those who are sending out bills for
money and the one subject that is
avoided by those who owe bills. viz.
Pay Your Vows"
Company meeting az =. NJ. Ev.
eryboly welcome 70 the company meet.
ing. Come and bring the little child
rem Ia the Sunday school that they
like o. come 10.
y. i. l.. AZ 6 =. NJ. The Misses
Nclma Fitzsimmons and Eve Woods
will BE- tho leaders az this meeting
II you cannot stay until the evening
meeting l. concluded. then come down
and attend the Y T. l..
Evening meeting az 7i5 y. ~ ",
invite you 10 come down to the eve
ming meeting. as we expect 90 have
a good lively meeting Capt; Holbrooi
will deliver tho evening message. TAX
.ng as his subject The Unjust Stew
ard.' Special music and singing nj
this meeting with tho s,ringod ins;ru
ments and some of the young people
81 the Salvation Army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
SUNDAY Evening
Polk Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. south

DIR. HENRY y. BROOKS. Pastor
.sS5 A. NJ. Sunday school; Hon. y.
r. Works. Superintendent. So pres.
ent last Sunday. We have the largest
Sunday School IN the Panhandle Of
Texas and one Of the largest Metho-
dist Sunday Schools in the State
New quarters are now ready for the
Senior Department. The Overland.
Texas sales rocms will h used for
some of the Adult classes. Come and
see this school ai work.
100 A. NJ scr non by sthe p@sior;
subject. ''Ever- Mars Life a Plan OF
God"
23o p. ~. JUNIOR League: Mrs. Il
n. Huckatee. Superintendent
500 =. ~. intermediate League:
Prof. and Mrs Wise. sstcriniendents,
800 r. ~. sing-song and sermon az
the Dcandi Theater; subject. Back.
bone"
600 p. NJ. Senior League: V. G
Ectherton. president.
TOO r. NJ. sermon by the pastor.
subject. The old.tlme Religion"
Splendid music by a splendid choir
led BY Prof Emil 2. Myers II you
like TO hear good music. come and
hear this choir sing. They will please
you.
We are praying Cor and expecting
every Methodist 20 h present. and w
mos cordially invite all others who
will 10 come and worship with u
Our seats are free: only you mus
come early 10 get them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
startling Figures on Childrrn's
Health

\ resent survey by the United states
Bureau u Education ~ 1900 schools
with reference 90 health education in
The schools. showed that - per cent
Z the teachers gave some health in.
struction and that y pet cent 81 thesV
Schools uscd some health text book or
classroom instruction in health mat.
,crs while less than . per cent had
medical attention.
Here are the estimates IL the bu.
r1au. based On the survey - the s.0Oo
schools.
AT least per cent. ioOo 900 chool
children IN the United States. have
now o. have bad tuberculosis.
per cent. .00u .00u oT them. hay,
defective hearing
% per cent. 5,oco ooo. have objective
eyes
Is % si per cent 39oo Oo0 60 5000.
GOO suffer from malnuirition.
Il 20 20 per cent. s.oeo 600 90 600 +.
j 600. have adenoiis. difcased tonslis or
other glsdllar defects.
I 80 % 90 per cent. goOo ooo "a 1000
goo have weak foot arches. weak sp.nes
10 other joint defects
81 20 - pr cent. 10000 200 % To-.
00e 200 have defective usth.
Is PER cent. is.0oo 600. u our school
children have defects which are Pc
cntially or actually detrimental u
healih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
~. Wuman's Missionary society If
the Polk street Methodist Church

The womans Missionary Society q
ne POLK Street Methodist Church WI
meet on WEDNESDAY afternoon AZ 2.Ii
l'clack. IN the annex fog the folSw.
inr program:
Topic. Mission stsdi.s In the New
Testament
Hymn
Prayer
Discussion IL by Mrs. Hop
klus
Two principle contcrs - Jesus
teaching.
ffrs,-Thc Fatherhood = Cod-Mrs.
Johnson
second--The Kingdom ~ Heaven
Hrr I.awlsr
ileadirg-Mivg Flnklea
The Greatest Missionary Jesus -
Mr.. Anthony
Piano S0lu-Mrs oliver
VIVA; are The Commands % Icsus'
Mrs Frank Cook
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
I,cnort Of NJ. N. :.

Thu Polk Street Methodist " NJ. s.
met In business session "Wednesday
with unusual ATTENDANCE and interest.
Officers and committee chnirman gave
IN good reports. and II was very cvi.
dent that the membership h. starting
out fur u good years work.
Pledge cards and year books were
given out tu members present ANA %
district chlirmcn Tor distribution.
The president urerd that dues ana
pledge money b. paid as early in tho
year 1s possilie as the work at tho
Missionary Council Is helped thereby.
The H.ilc Woman's Fund Is always cob
lucipd by June.
4 George WashIrgion Tot with sil.
Yer offering for local needs was
planned for February g.. Ii-o I l12alr
and market thc week before Easter
Mrs Adams made q brief explanation
~ Che pledge. and Mrs Collins gave
short talk that dHfiu,d more clearly
N, difference In local charity and So
gHl s'ryicc
Mrs. '. y. G. Avery WIS welcomed
as a new member
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
The Ihur.da, Fort,. Twln Club.

The Thursday Forty.Two club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Z +.
Simmons. 1901 Pierce street.
The gucs; rooms were appropriately
drcorRted with Valentine decorations
blending into a color scheme - rcd and
white.
After several rounds u forty.two
were enjoyed. a short business session
was held. during which Mrs :. T Brad.
field was elected preSdeni q the club
FOR 1891.
~ the clos ~ the afternoon q dainty
rcffcshmeut course was served by the
hostess 20 the memlsrs and The follow,
ing guests. Messiames overly Fromby
Virgins and Fuflock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
= Melting Of IN. u FelIr Club.

The n Fellz club met on Friday aft.
ernoon with Mrs. Graham stinson. 1905
Monroe street.
The house was preitly decorated
with poitsd plants. and after several
rounds u forty-two were enjoyed the
club pin was presented a. Mrs n. Z
samson. who made high score.
During tho Afternoon the club mem
beTs we're honored d. several delightful
vocal solos by Mrs r. n Swift. and
an instrumental solo - Mrs n. =
Samson.
Later a delicious rcfrcshmcni oour~s
was served % the following fnemb-ars
Mcsiames oakley. Curr.c. . /. Grisom
Olin Hardy. n g. Hume. l. 4. KecK
Lloyd. g. e. MALONE 9 %. overly. n
2. samson Il Il. swift Wagner Mrs
Graham Stins0n was CUES; ~ the at
efnuOn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Central Presbyterian Endeavor

New officers Tor the Intermediate En-.
deavCr Society are. Bessie James. pres.
id"n,. Mr. Bush. vice president: Mary
Francis Campbell. secretary: Daniel n.
Thoms-n. treasurer and Victoria Scand.
In pianist,
The Attendance and interest are fine.
AT members and any who anticipate he.
coming members are urged % DO pres.
eni ai $50 this afternoon. NJ there Is
an announcement u special interest 70
b. made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
SOCIETY
ALvAiI d. MEYER.

L. 7. Borden was appointed choir
leader and NJ. Jack kits was elected
secretary ana treasurer To begin
with, the choir has arranged for a
tour.plccc orchestra. and Il IL hope
that this VIII be enlarged In the near
future.
AZ the close ~ the business session.
a splendid talk was given by the pas.
tor Rev. NJ. y. Gaihright after which
social hour was enjoyed. ana d..
cious refreshments. consisting OF
sandwiches. jcllo with whipped cream.
assorted cakes and fruit punch. were
served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
The Central Presbyterian Church,
Tenth ard Taylor streets.
m l. TIInAlafN AIL..L.f.r


Preaching. ~ q. m and Z D. m. hy
the pastor. The evening subject Is The
Great Paradox" a, this service the ur.
oh"s,a viii play and The quartette
sing
The sunday SchoU, ounyrrcs 10 9ic
0 m. Al records wtf, broken last
sunday when ~ were present The
record today depends on the adult
msmb,rs-cldcrs. dac0rs. fathers and
mothers. Let's GO
Junior Eudcavor. $50 p m. In,erme.
date $50 =. m. senior. o. m. 90 the
annex.
The Church Night' meeting on
Wednesday H. n tremendous success.
There wcr, 49, people oJt Tor the Inst
meeting II YOU come over yDu viii come
again
We cordially invite yOu. your family
and friends. 90 worship with W..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

Powoll SONG. send the Light" socre'
tnry'1 report: Group p2 In charge ~
program. subject. The Friend Who
Changes His business topic No. l.
~ a. Cotton. topic No willie Mae
Lair. topic 30. 3--Willinm Farley: topic
40. i-Syblc Milford. special music by
Mrs. Farley: topic No Ruth philips;
topic 80. G-funclH Reed; SONG More
About Jesus special talk. W. Cot
ton: sword drill. leaders ten minutes:
closing song send the Light" closing
prayer by MrH Icllah.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
CHURCH NOTICES.
Second Baptist Church

FIU N0rth T1cTco Sir00t
bible School-s45 A. VI.
Morning worship-liO0 4. NJ.
Sunhoaus-3.0o l. VI.
y. Y +. U-6i5 T. NJ.
Evening Scryice-7:00 l.. NJ.
The pastor will preach IN the eve.
ming on Tho Devil al the Bargain
Counter" The morning sermon will
b. on the suffice, 81 why the Masses
Of People Are Leaving Christ"
The evening sermon will be OF great
interest a. everyone who has seen the
Devil az the Bargain Counter"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

tered The sermon viii BE- on The
Romance ~ the English Bible The
thrilling story ~ the effort of the
common people Co set the Bible in their
own language and the effort ~ ccclos.
teal leaders g. Keep them fr1m hav.
ng o. The orchestra has grown IN
numbers. In effectiveness. and apprc.
citation Come and worship with us.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Circle No. -Four oi the First Baptist
lhnirh

circle Numlvr -Four of the FIRST
BAPTIST C'Hsoh viii meet with Mrs.
I. J. Tol'cgnn. $40 Madison street.
"Wednesday afternoon promptly at 21n
u,lurk
Al ladies living in this district are
urged to come nud bring their Bibles
Mrs Cllllspy win lead the lesson for
the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Eir.i IlaniIsi Church

The Sunday School 10 growing IN
enthusiasm and IN numbers catch step
with az and come help IL grow IN IN.
tefesi and recruits. The Tsftot VIA
preach az both hours. Al night the
ordinance ~ Baptism viii d. admins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
. Tlr.t Church Of Christ SeirntIst

III IL FOLK street
SERVICES every sunday morning ~
n a. m; wednesday az 7.30 p. m:
sunday school az 10 a, m. for students
under 20 years Of age. Subject Tor
sunday spirit" 4 reading room is
maintained In the Smith building. room
g. and b. open every afternoon from
230 until Q. except sundays and holl.
days. where the Bible and authorized
Christian Science literature cnn D. read
~ purchased The public is cordially
Invited % attend the services and "a
visit the reading room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
The r. y. 0.s 90 Hold Meeting on
February sth

The r. 4. o's will meet on Tues
day, February Sth. at s.3o o'clock. a,
the home Of Mrs. n J. Farwell. 1901
Monroe Street. and the following pro.
gram viii b. rendered under the leader.
ship Of Mrs NJ. ~ Harris.
Preservation % National Resources
Agriculture-Mra. Martin.
Petroleum Products-Miss Sophia
Meyer.
Forests-Mrs Davis.
Mincrals-Mrs. Hill
The National Finance-Mrs. 4. L
Meyer.
Music-P. z. q. Quariotie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
sunbeam Program Tor sunday. Feb. 6

The eunheams Of abe First BapiiTi
Church viii meet Sunday afternoon
wsth the following program:
subject-The Indians
song-Jesus Wants Me for a sln
beam.
Lords Prayer In Concert.
Song--Yes. Jesus Loves Me.
bible story-Camping GU; WITH
Jesus. Luke f3s-f7.
Story Of the indians-Iack f.evcre...
Prayer for the indians-Leadcr.
Roll Call. answer With a Bible versf
about children.
soio-RuPauia PARCELS.
Reading-Elizabcth Toilcson
business
Closing Prayer
Anyone having Indian pictures q
cursos win please bring them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
splendid Record Made by First Baptist
sunday Sehopl II Dallas.

The sunday School Of the First Bap-
tie; Church % Dallas had an attend.
ance sunday 81 s.53s. The BaTaca Class
alone had .00s IN attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
The Thursday Forty.Two Club 20
Meet Thursday.

The Thursday Forty Two Club viii
NEE, In business session Thursday AFT
ernoon az three O'Clock. With Mrs Brad
field. 1908 Pierce street. AL members
are urged % attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Tabernacle baptist Church

N. y Oathrighi. Pastor
sunday school $3.50 a. M: preaching
II u. m. and y. m: Sunbcams ESQ y,
m: Junior u. Y, T.. L. 3a5 y. M; Sc
nlor y. Y. 4. L. y. m.
our congregations are very oncour'
aging. as they arr getting larger each
sunday.
The m.dwcck prayer meetings are
growing Ia interest and In numbers.
The Sunday school Is doing some real
tonchlns
We extend 90 you cordial invitation
10 attend these services.
Epworth League Program
The Epworth League OF FOLK street