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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
MEICsS

G.. w. Moore was a GAINESVILLE
visitor Monday and Tuesday of last
week.
The preacher is tickled. We have
not learned whether it's turkey or
chicken that's to fill the void. Or
should we say vac?
We were mistaken in regard to
the Parent-Teacher meeting. The
first one will be held at the Bristol
church and the second one at Meigs.
See the program in this issue.
We attended the fair and had a
good time. Got to sit on the mound.
Put what slips in next winter on
top boys. and build revolving
grandstand on it and you'll have it
just right.
Mrs. Marion Little has entered
the snake killing contest, having
killed two copperheads in the pota-
to patch one day last week, with the
hoe.
We will publish no more snake
stories until cooler weather
Come to the Parent-Teacher meet
ing and tell your joys and sorrows.
1t looks as though the road would
cut close to some of the houses in
the village. The founders wanted
to set up close, in fact set too close,
and We fear that when the cut is
made the hill will bring those on
the north side closer At the Rad
cliff home, the Kirk house, the slope
stake is against the porch. The
hill at the c. c. Wilson place is slip
ping in.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
ROWLAND

Sunday school and preaching ser,
vices at Mt. Carmel, Sunday after
noon, Sept. 25.
Mrs. Nora Moore and son Mack
were at Philo Sunday, to see Will
Moore, who has been seriously sick,
but is now improving.
There will be a literary and ice
cream social at the Grange hall,
Friday evening, Sept. %, at which
time the literary society will be re-
organized.
Wilson Scott is some better and
was able to get to church Sunday.
Miss Fay Smith of GAINESVILLE visit
ed here last week.
Mrs. Alma Harrison and children
of Logansport, Ind, arrived Friday
for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Lawrence, and her brother,
Clarence Lawrence and family.
Miss Fay Stanford is visiting at
Harley Downing's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
NOTICE OF INCREASED RATES

Public notice is hereby given that
the River Gas Company has filed
with the Public Utilities Commission
Of Ohio, its schedule No. - specify
ing increased rates for natural gas
service at Stockport, Chesterhill and
Pehnsyille Ohio, and neighboring
country districts and villages. to be-
come effective as stated below, such
proposed increased rates being as
follows:
Class |. Domestic Consumers
The present rate in Stockport is
fixed by ordinance to October Z,
1922, and is 32c per thousand cubic
feet less &c per thousand cubic feet
for payment Of each months bill on
or before the 10th Of the month fol-
lowing, and this rate is increased,
effective on and after October s,
1922. to 42c per thousand cubic feet
for the first 5000 cubic feet used in
a calendar month, 44c per thousand
cubic feet for the second 5000 cubic
feet used in a calendar month, and
for all over 10000 cubic feet used in
a calendar'month, 47c per thousand
cubic feet, less &c per thousand
cubic feet on each block rate for
payment within the discount period.
The present rate in Chesterhill,
Pennsyille and neighboring country
districts and villages of 27c per
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
BUCK RUN

Mrs. A. NJ. Kincafd of Crooksyille
came down Friday for the fair and
visited until Sunday with Mrs. J. C.
Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Sands are
going TO spend the winter with their
daughter. Mrs. Foster Jones, and
family, of Crooksville
Ralph Scott and family returned
the middle of the week from few
days visit with Cary Hall and wife of
Mansfield. Mrs. Hall accompanied
them home for our county fair Mr..
Hall came down Saturday. He and
his wife both returned to Mansfield
Monday.
VIM. Kinsel wife and daughter
Florence of Glouster and son Ernest
Kinsel Of Pennsylvania spent Satur-
day at Chas. Scott's, squirrel hunt
ing
Davis Scott and wife of Glouster
expect to occupy Shell Heintzelman's s
house about Nov. /, and spend the
winter there.
Frank Boarden left Monday for
New Concord, where he will attend
school.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
MORGANVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. David Finley and
son Everett visited with Mrs. John
Moore of New Lexington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sands from
Delaware are visiting in this local
ity.
Frank Boarden has gone to New
Concord to attend college the COM
ing year.
Miss Dora Hartley spent the week
end with Bert Hartley's of Malta.
Joe Wells of Crooksville was here
recently.
Dwight and Russell Vanhorn Wis
tied Ira Stansberry's of Glouster
recently.
Miss Freda Fitch visited Mrs.
Alta McElfresh in McConnelsville
last week.
Almost everyone in the vicinity
attended the Morgan county fair,
and report large attendance and
general good time.
John Jordan of Reinersville visit
ed George Reeds last week.
High school commenced at Ring
gold Sept. 12, with Blanche Gilmore
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
RTTRaI, DALE

Rev. Roy Hall preached an IN
structlve and entertaining sermon
here Sunday. This was his last ser
mon for this conference year, but it
is hoped he will be assigned to this
circuit for the coming year.
Rev. Ashburn, a former minister
of this circuit, was here one day
last week.
A car load of relatives and friends
from Cleveland visited at the Nc
Cune home last week.
Ulysses Shafer of Detroit and his
sister Anna Shafer. and DR.. Mar
shall ate their Sunday dinner at O.
w. Ross, and Mrs. Lizzie Petty of
Cumberland and daughter Mrs Rosa
Richardson of East Bloom visited at
our home after church. Mrs. Petty
attended the Moroan county fair and
visited her daughter above named
and family.
Everybody is loud in praise Of the
Morgan county fair. as far as we
have heard. They say it eclipsed all
the former Morgan county fairs,
both in exhibits and attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vess Sines and chill
dren Of this place. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clvde Gibeaut and children spent
SUNDAY with Dalton Gibeaut's of
Deerfeld.
Some of the reckless drivers of
machines who come to the commu-
nifty meetings here of Sunday nights,
have been backing their autos
AGAINST our picket fence in front OF
our residence. and are breaking it
badly Last SUNDAY night the same
thing occurred, and at this rate we
will soon have no fence. While
there is ample room 10 park autos in
the church lot and also plenty of
room to turn their autos in front of
the church, they persist in backing
against our fence. and never offer TO
make any restitution for nearly
running our property Now this is
bad state of affairs as we have to
lose our time and money in repair
ing it, and besides breaking it so
often makes it look very unsightly.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22

Charley Lawrence of Utley is Wis
iting his sister Mrs. A. P. Wilson
and other relatives and friends
here.
c.. r. Flanders and family will
move next week to the farm they
recently purchased of Everett Greer,
and D. l.. Jenkins to his coal bank
farm, near the Election school
house.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22

Mansfield motored down to spend
over Sunday with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Travis.
Claude Wallace and family motor
ed below Salem Sunday, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Mercer and daughter of
Crooksville are visiting John
Kelly's.
Preaching next Sunday at 1O:3O
a. M, and p. M, by our new pastor,
Rev. Lineberger. Everybody invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
NEELYNII.IlE

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson and
daughter of Zanesville have been
spending a few days with John Rob
inson's
Mrs. Wm. Farnsworth Of Dale
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her son, Arthur Farnsworth
Kenneth Moore Of Bloom visited
at Mac Moore's Sunday
Several from here motored to
Athens Sunday
The next meeting of Neelyville
Grange will be Sept. %. Some at
fractions for long winter evenings,
A H. Humphries; roll call, some
special feature at the fair
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
Minimum Charge
eet Lighting and Flat Rates
Could Hardly Straiahten Up

j. w. Seabock, Chester Pa, writes:
'My kidneys and back hurt me SO
when l got out of bed in the morn
ing l could hardly straighten up.
Had to rub the small of my back
before | could walk. My back was
so sore | could hardly button my
shoes. | haven't felt the soreness
since I took Foley Kidney Pills.
Sold everywhere.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
ROXRURY

Mrs. w. H. Pugh of Newark came
to Stockport to attend the funeral
of her aunt, Mrs Margaret White of
Cleveland, Saturday; then came on
down to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n. Wallace.
Born to Chas. Eddleblute and
wife, Sept IS, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bachelor of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22

party at the office of f. L. Reed, the
agent of this company, at 324
Fourth Avenue, Marietta, Ohio.
THE RIVER GAS COMPANY.
BY R. D. Beardsley, Treasurer.
$50
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22

thousand cubic feet less &C per
thousand cubic feet for payment OF
each months bill on or before the
10th of the month following, is in
creased, effective October l, 1921,
to 42c per thousand cubic feet for
the first 5000 cubic feet used in
calendar month, 44c per thousand
cubic feet for the second 5000 cubic
feet used in a calendar month, and
for all over 10000 cubic feet used in
a calendar month, 47c per thousand
cubic feet, less &c per thousand cubic
feet on each block rate for payment
within the discount period.
Minimum Charge
A minimum charge is made each
consumer during every calendar
month of zoe, whether the amount
Of gas consumed at the rates herein
above provided for amounts to that
sum or not.
Street Lighting and Flat Rates
The present rate of $500 per
year for each enclosed lamp with
single incandescent mantle and 50. so
per year additional for each addi-
tional incandescent mantle in each
lamp are increased, effective October
/, 1921, except effective at Stock
port October s, 1922, to $500 per
year for each enclosed lamp with
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22

single incandescent mantle and
$500 per year additional for each
additional incandescent mantle in
each lamp.
A copy of the proposed schedule
may be inspected by any interested
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22

of Pennsville teacher. There are IA
scholars, and all are taking an active
interest in their work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

WANT MORE WATER
PRESSURE ON BROAD
hcfail Merchants viii Geo Hcfnrc
cit. Nu'I'"ritics For ticitrr

Recommendation taVi stronger wa
Ter ur"s-ur" i" furnished hy tho cit,.
on Hr"Hd street has h"eu m:1dc 10 tn.
hoard 81 directors "r ,ht Richmond
itciai! Merchants Association hv !
=. fhii!us. III. chairman of TN, In
Suraucc ana Good Roads Committees:
Of tho organization. after nm lnv"s-
'lrHtipn of tho conditions now exist
'nG. THO report stated that the fro
hazard was greater now THAN shoul,i
b" tn" ease FOR this reason. and that
TINS condition should hc rcm"dird by
u greater pressure.
Vt the present time. merchants SAY.
IA som" places along Broad street IN"
Whi"" pressure is SO low tina, water
cannot b" ohtnincd in tn, dav zine
on tn" third story nf some huildi;g. s..
In one OF TWO places tho pressure IS.
FnIt not 10 hc creator than twenty
pounds. II Is understood that rhc
Department Of Public Utilities IS al
ready considering tn. recommends =
lions al TIA" committee.
Three capt&4ns tor teams in IN.
Good Roads t'amuai.il which viii Ia
put on by The Virginia Good Roads
Association W"r" CHOSEN by The
board 10 represent tn. retail mcr-
chant irving Grc.ntrc". T.. g
"chmid' AND Russell Ecun;rcc were
't''''''i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
FIRE PREVENTION DRIVE
WILL COME TO END TODAY
Picture VIII BE- Shown ON Hazards
az Isis Tlcatcr This Morn
ing III 1890,

rho wind-up of the drive against
tire hazards launched by the Rich
moud Chamber of Commerce last
Monday viii he with a fire picture to
bc shown this morning "a, 1890
o'clock for the public a; the Isis The
alter. through the courtesy Of Man
hG"r Harry bernstein. Two picture.
vii! Il" shown. both said TO be thrill
im@ and educational. aah 1" accom-
mu4atc Tia" crowds the Eiiou Thea
ter viii b" opened II the crowd war
rants. Mn Bernstein stated I, is
PLANNED not T." disappoint any ono
desiring 20 Sc" the pictures.
Fir" rr"N"ntiou Week was ~ cam
p"i%n OF education FOR public bcurn;
To i'ul"" til" number of existing fire
hazard" in Richmond Tho Richmond
are Insurance underwriters ana the
tsr" ana Police Departments co-op-
Grated Wiih IN" chamber. rho "a m :
rH!Hn htS been carried into the IN
!uStrial plants. business house. and
s"hpo.s during the week and "a thor
"uch Investigation made of condi-
uarcs given school children Last
Monday ~ the schools 10 IL" fiIl.I ON,
IN regard to conditions around tho
nom" Yer" returned 10 tho schools,
Yesterday. Sdpcrmicndcnt A. H. iiiil
Of tn" city public schools viii turn
over TN" papCrS TO tho chief of tho
fir" Department. who In turn will
give thcm {" tho FIRE CAPTAINS in tho
districts assigned them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
TARHEELS To DECIDE
CLEARANCE LAW TO-DAY
Governor Scay. OF Reserve Bank
Here. Returns From North
Carolina Capital.
BELIEVE ACT WILL STAND
Assembly Will Take Up Mcasurc
for Final Acknowledgement on
Foot 10 Keep Legislature i'm Scs-
sion During Coming Week.

Whether the so-cailcd act 10 pro-
t"ct the sclvcncy OF State banks"
which has disrupted the par collcc-
tion system OF tho Fifth Federal Re-
serve Rank ia North Carolina and is
said To harc affected banks IN South
Carolina. viii IL repealed by the
General Assembly OF Thai state. viii
bC definitely determined today. the"
last days session % the General AS
s"mhly. George !. ScaH. governor Of
The Firth District. last night stated
ne had grave doubts OF this being
done.
Today til" Federal Reserve Bank
Viii issue another general circular.
briefly setting forth all .; The facts
in TIA" controversy between tho Fifth
District Eank and the North Carolina
state banks which have secured an
injrnciiom agains, tn" Fedora! Re
Scrv' which has greatly added 10 the
irouhi" alrcajy in existence. This
circular. :: - declared will review
I'll" caSc and set forth the stand OF
the Federal Reserve:
doubts That the "solvcncA" law viii
l." repealed Mr. Scay stated last
nigh: that !, Is practically unprccc-
d"ut"d that "a lcgislativ" body which
passed Law almost unanimously
should rCnc~l tn" same during TN"
same session. which cn'is tonight.
TIL" general impression is that the
hes, must be made Of a bad situation.
Banks in Richmond through tn"
refusal cf III" Federal r"S"rN" FyS
TEN to accept checks on the :" bnuk :
Inv tho Injunction proceedings. are
compelled in order 10 make vriicr-
tinuS. 10 charge on"-tourth OF / per
cen; -: tn. value Of tho checks. These
rhochs ar" not being accepted en-
ccpt for collection. tn" North caro-
LIMA 'aw lust passed provides that
valU" Of tho check be collected for
caShirG chccEs "n themselves made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
MOTORMAN CATLETT DIES
AT HOME IN RICHMOND
SrrNirr u" Transit Work Dates From
1851 IN Days WHEN Horse Cars
In

Funeral services for Charles Maur-
&c tatl"t. aged -. FOR th!rty-thrcc
cars motorman ON tho ear lines
81 the south Side. VIII" died at his
rome. S6ol Scmmcs Avcuuc. Thurs
day night will he conducted from
the residence this afternoon ut 4.
o'clock by Roy. Mr.. Guniom Intc.-
mont VIII he in Maury Cemetery
Mr.. tdtiet; leaves. besides his
widow. QUO daughter. Mrs y -
l.yics. OF Kingston. Md. and on" son,
X. NJ. catlctt. of this city. lie hc.
gam his career in III" Transportation
service back In 1850 whom street ears
W"J' drawn by horses anu mules In
Ism II" became a inniorman ON Tho
irSt I'm" that Was electrically
equipped. For tho past fifteen :"a~S
y" has divided his services between
The Hull and Forest Hin lines. al.
thouSh he has worked o. nearly
.N"rt lin" IN the city. Superintendent
". T.. i;ry"". of the South Sidc Iim"S.
stated that ho has always been hold
ia high esteem aud that his record is
pointed out 10 recruits as one to
emulate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
EXTREME PENALTY IS
ExACTED OF MURDERER
John III. Williams Scheduled for
F.lcctrocution at State Pcnitcn-
fiary This Morning.

John III. WilIiams. alias slim" is
scheduled Tor clc"trocution at sun
rise thus morainG at the State Pen
it"ntiary for ;hr murder OF Dctcr-
tive y. l.. Mann. at I.ynchhurS, more
than a year ago. Williams shot tho
detective when about To IL" arrested
On suspicion and FOR carrying con
c"dlcd weapons in L.nchburg. lie
escaped ana WAS later caught in Ohio
and brought back.
murder of tw" officers in Grccnvill-.
:. c.. whcr" h. i,' wanted. Althuugll
II" a. first vigorously denied bcin.
tho man wanted for tho killing OF
Mann, Williams late" broke down on
the stand aud admitted all. II" wa,
convicted by the jury and held in
tn" state rcnitcntiary pending an ap-
peal Ia TIN" Supreme Court Of Nir-
sinid. which was drmied aft"r writ Of
error had boon granted. as is tho
custom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
CAMPBELL COUNTY is
ISOLATED FROM PHONES


thmphcll County Is cui OF from tho
world. 50 lar Hs tcl"nhou" commini-
cations are concerned. through a
novel disput" which has arisen b"-
tween tn" Alta Vista Tcl"ph"n" Com
pauy and tn" Chesapeake" :,rd 70
t"m;tc Company. resulting in tn" rcv.
crane" OF connections between Tho
properties OF the Two concerns 81
Srrious has tn" dispute become that
u has h"en brought h"for" the stat"
Corporation Commission Tor settle
:ncn;
C"ntrov'rsy over tho payment "f
bill~ between Tia" two conpanicc T.
said 10 IL" In" source uf IN" trpuhlc
which icd tho larger concern TO iso-
lat" III" smaller Long distance call.
between these two cOmD5ri"a We're
practically discontinued until ycS,cr-
day when Major Alexander Forward.
Of the commission. got tn" matter
adiugtcd i'm such It way that per
sons Wishing ia talk with other, IN
Campbell County can do so lbs paw
iuG the call, and 'ho"" within tho
territory mentioned musi r"vcrs"
charges for their communications.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
TELEPHONE COMPANY
WOULD REDUCE RATES
uisnutautn Conr~r" Tell. t"rnorntion
tonIni~ ston ~ Cen Wake More
Money rtnt Wy.

stating as their belief that ih"E
could mako NOR" none" through a
low rate OF tol.rhonc churG"S thrn
THROUGH thn existing hich ra'o. tho
Disnuiauu T'!"ohou" t""lnnnN. Of
Primo" G"orE" County N"st"rdnv y" e
ti'iouod tho stat" Corrorati"0 Com =
'"jSsion for ucrnisSi"n =" decrease
th"ir rates substantially T'''s = orc
al Tho FIRST REQUESTS "f its Kind which
h:" yet reached ~" commission.
Showing the tread "f sentiment 2.
tn" ,r"Snn' tim" officials 81 ~" crr'-
uauN stated tNat hcCpusN tn" nricc.
It produce. t"h,"c". cotton otc. "a~
lower hv comUnrison than The rate.
The -omnar'-. f"cliUr fNst more Gus
TONER'S could b" "|'aiU"h ,hr"usl'
'h"ap"" scale "' 'hi". htd icrIi"
mon .ho redM"'iou WhcrN was 10
npn""iiio 20 -" nctili"n. 3ni II Was
granted l.v tnr commission. Tho
rng'lnany received rr innr"usn vit's-
out onroSition como 'HorihS ago. when
materials "nd nroduc" wh"" much
so ''"r in price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
MAY FORM RETAIL
CREDIT ASSOCIATION
Meeting VIII BE Held nj Richmond
Hotel March If-.ibuut 80
Invitations Issued

Arrangements for ;hc formation "f
Retail Crcd!; Men and Women
Association of Richmond TO include
'he crcdlt heads of all Of the largest
STORES IN the city. were compl. ted
yesterday. under the auspices Of the
retail Merchants Association. and e
meeting called FOR March IL The
meeting will he held al Ricnmom,,
iiot"! and banquet viii prcccdn a
business session.
Inc orsanizat ION. as planned. viii
% branch of the Merchants As
S"Hiation. and viii h. for the bur
poSr OF getting closer co-u,,cratiou
hr' Wccn the heads OF crcdi, stores
- the city. More than iifty invita-
tons have been sent out and as, soon
as practicable others will be asked
I" JON the organization rracticHily
nlI lilly persons invited are from the
larger stores
Some time ago - similar organixa
war was discontinued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
UoId Special nibIr Class.

Tn" tOt"r-NEOEt M"U'S Eihlr CIaSs
az ~" First Sant;s; church. uf which
Edgar Milan. Iv.. is president and
james / Miller j. teacher. announces
a special program for its meeting
which is 10 ho hold IN the church at
a:t5 \. NJ tomorrow. Anon. tn"
mos: interesting" uumh"rs on the pro-
gram are 4 sol" by !. Garland Hood
and "a duct hs Mr. Wavcrly. T. King
and Joseph I. Wh.tlcmorc. The class
extends az invitation 10 ali men in
tho city. ">N"cisll, strangers. :" at
tend tho nicotine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
I.rnIIn Linn. ,Irin

Many I;ichwond members "f sam j,
Gro:t 10. Mystic order Of the Prophet. !:
at the Enchanted Realm. ar. plan
ming to attend The suDr'mc council
session whic,t VII. l." hold at Atlantic
city Juno -. * and 30 Tho band
and drill team expect - attend in "A
body, and tho monarch j. very ANXIOUS
TO have - lHrc" delegation from SAINT :
Gro'to at'"ud ihiS convention. An
iit"rcSt-,! in this convention ana who
wish to attend are advised TO notify
George y. Davis. y. .. Bon -. sta
iiOn 60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

:, Judgment Of the love" coUr vas
affirmed yesterday in 'h" United
states Circuit CONT Q. SHprai~ .r tho
mis-. aga;ns, tn" Um!tcd S'at.s gpN,ru-
31ent. copccrnin. IN" apDli.at. Of
Inc so-cal!cd war-iign" pruh .al.pn
net The plaintiff IN '-ror questioned
sthf. sconstitu; ioEatitN o. the ACT tn"
,atufe was sustained rs in" District
sSsuurt at Haltinor". i1"H"s sitting
i,.re Knapp, Wnds ana smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
,rrrinin" CI,.. Announccd.

f.V'rN SWnIH" SCHOOL Wo"k,- IN 'hr
city Zee Invited TO attend yhc Training
class ~ ru"k place Church wnirh
vii! BE H.'d sunday mor0!nc at $50
N The church ''trcator love hath no
mar than this that n. Ia! down his
lfc FOR has friend" viii ~ tho subject
hc."r" iNo lass wh.ch will to tauch:
by Miss Name T. Eddinri"a. rho
officers aud teachers training elias :
viii comm. nee Now study next
WEDNESDAYS ri csc =. Nj. tn" subject
being Tic Training Of the Devotion
Il Life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
LUTHERAN.
Bethlehem Lutheran
Church

Corner Clay and Sixth Streets
o. y. Saucr. pastor
sunday School ~ oi5.
,it me service at II. T"Xt: John
Il: It's. subject: How Happy chri..
,ianS Nr" Ais" IN Earthly Things. :"
Holy Communion viii be celebrated
IN tn" morning service.
Divine Service AZ 8 T.. NJ T,xt.
Is. %. 80. Subject: Extent Causr
ana Effect of our Savior'S suffering.
Roth services in tn" English Ian
guaS". rs yell as the Lcntcn ser
sic" Wednesday. Sis T.. NJ.
To all VINO sin and need Il Savior.
and 10 whatsoever Will bethlehem
opens wide rs doors and in the name
of .lcsus Christ. the Son o. God. our
savior. says:
Welcome"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
To lay and Tonight
in Richmond

Pictures on Fire Prevention,
free. Isis. %.
&. &. CnrktOn addresses school
of Social Agencies nnJ students
al the school or Social Work and
Public Health. I:.S ifnSt Brond. a..
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