davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1921-05-29

chine with a smock Of the same
material in green embroidered in
white angora wool, and with this de-
lightfully youthful dress is an. ac-
cepted mode in sport millinery
roli-brimmed sailor turban done in.
white satin. ~.
The sport suit and the sport dress
The Washington herald., 1921-05-29

and slightly more boned, though
meyer stifiy, and to give the desired
suppleness. Silk jersey and silk and
cotton tricot are the materials en-
ployed.
The handbag both for day and eve-
ming use has not been forgotten, as
the French know so well how neces-
sary are these accessories for the
completeness of smart toilette.
With dark tailored suits, bags of
rich oriental embroidery, brilliant in
The Washington herald., 1921-05-29

but it does mean that French design
ers Of corsets realize that the aver
age corset must contribute to the
beauty of the figure, the necessary
support Of the bust and diaphragm
and the combining of the hips and alb
domen. New French corsets have
therefore a tendency to be higher
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12

POSTPONE MEETING.
The meeting OF the NJ G. :. club
whlch was 10 have been held We'd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12

caution. and "histing' 10 one an
other 20 observe the utmost prud-
ence in approaching. They formed
a solemn, wide circle about the hat.
gazing at il in manifest alarm. and
seized every few moments By little
stampedes Of panicky fight.
IT'S the yarmint." said one in
awed tones, that fits up and down
in the low grounds at night. saying
'Willie-wallo!'
Its the venomous Kypootum pro-
claimed another. 1T stings after
it's dead. and hollers after it's bur
led"
ITS the chief of the hairy tribe. ."
said Phonograph Davis. But is
stone dead, now. boys
Don't you believe it," demur- "a
Dry-Creek. It's only possumin''
It's the dreaded highgollacum fan
tod from the forest. There's only
one way tp destroy its life.
He led forward Old Taller. the
24O-pouud COW puncher. old Tai
Ter placed the hat upright on the
ground and solemnly sat upon &c,
crushing il as flat as a pancake.
Hackett had viewed these pro
ceedings with wide-open eyes. Sam
Holly saw that his anger was rising
and said 10 him:
Here's where YOU win "a lose.
Judge. There are 90 votes on the
Diamond Cross. The boys are try
ing your mettle. Take II as a joke,
and l don't think you'll regret il.
And HaCkett saw the point and rose
to the occasion.
Advancing TO where the slayers Of
the wild beast We're standing above
its remains and declaring IL 10 be- at
last defunct, he said. with deep ser
iOusness:
Boys. 1 must thank you for this
gallant rescue. While drivi N z
through the arroyo that cruel mon
ster that you have so fearloSsly and
repeatedly slaughtered spTang upon
us from the tree tops To you.
shall consider that I owe my life.
and also. l hope. reelection 10 the
office for which I am again a con-
didate. Allow me TO hand you my
card"
The -punchers. always so So
ber-faced while engaged in their
monk ey-shines, relaxed into a grin
Of approval.
But Photograph Davis. his appe-
lite for fun not yet appeased. had
something more up his sleeve
"Pardner." he said, addressing
Hackett with grave severity. many
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12

the Ere.
Instantly every man in camp, ex-
cept the Marquis, Miss Sally. and
Pink Saunders. who had 20 play
host. uttered a frightful yell OF as
sumed terror and fed on all sides
into the darkness
Heavens alive!' exclaimed Hac-
kett are We as ugly as that? How
do you do. Mr. Saunders Glad Co
see you again. What are you do
ing TO my hat. Holly %
Il was afraid OF this hat. said
Sam Holly. meditatively RE had
taken the hat from Hackett's head
and was holding IL in his hand, look
ing obviously around at the shadows
beyond the freight where now alb
solute stiffness Teigned. What do
YOU think. Saunders %
Pink grinned.
Better elevate II some" ne said,
in the tone OF one giving disinterest-
I'd advice The light amt none too
good I wouldn't want IL on my
head"
Holly stepped upon the hub of a
hind wheel OF the grub wagon and
hung the hat upon a limb Of a live
oak Scarcely had his foot touched
the ground when the crash Of a
dozen six shooters split the air. and
the hat fell 10 the ground riddled
with bullets.
4 kissing noise was heard as if
from a score Of rattlesnakes. and
now the cow-punchers emerged Oh
all sides from the darkness. stepping
high. with ludicrously exaggerated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12

saddle blanket with sobs that could
be heard mile away. The cow
punchers followed by twos. loudly
commenting upon the brides ap-
pearonce, In supposed imitation OF
the audiences at fashionable we'd
dings.
Hackett rose as the procession
halted before him. and after a little
lecture upon matrimony. asked?
What are your names2
Sally and Charles" answered the
cook.
Join hands. Charles and Sally"
Perhaps there never was a
stranger wedding. For. wedding il
was, though only two of those pres
ent knew il.
When the ceremony was over. the
-punChers gave one veil Of con-
graduation and mediately abandon
ed their foolery for the nicht. Blank
cts were unrolled and sleep became
the paramount question.
The cook (divested OF his decora-
tions) and the Marquis fingered for
"a moment in the shadow Of the grub
wagon. The Marquis leaned her
head again his shoulder.
I didn't know what else to do.
she was saying. Father was gone.
and we kids had 10 rustic. 1 had
helped him so much with the cattle
that 1 thought I'd turn cowboy. There
wasn't anything else 1 could make a
( living at I wasn't much stuck on il,
though. after l got here and I'd
have left only
only what?"
You know. Tell me something.
When did you frst-what made
you
"Oh, II was as soon as we struck
the camp, when Saunders bawled
out The Marquis and Miss SALLY" 1
saw how ratified you got at the
name, and l had my sus-'
Cheeky" whispered the Marquis
And why should you think that I
thought he was calling me Miss
Sally'?"'
Because" answered the cook.
calmly. Il was the MARQUIS. Ny
father was the Marquis of BorodaIe.
But you'll excuse that, won't you,
Sally? 1t really isn't my fault. you
know"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12
MOTOR TO NTSHAWAKA

Mr. and Mrs r C. Rickerson
and son Jean. or Detroit and SIR
and Mrs. IT, II. Moore and son.
william and Charles OF Toledo. mo
tored from tho latter city 20 Misha
waka. where they are spending
few DAYS as the guests ~ Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. PIXIE. I24 W Marion 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12
~ DAY NfEETING.
WILL MtEr THURSDAY

Members Of the Home Grove drill
team viii meet Thursday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Grace Hupp. els
+. Lawrence 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12
ENTERTAIN Az nINNER

DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Doan and Mr..
and Mrs. Schuyler Rose. entertained
Monday evening at a Z O'Clock din
ner party at the home OF the latter.
6O1 Lincoln way +. Following din
ner cards were enjoyed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12
SERGENNT CASr SATrRDA

The case OF the State rs. II
Sergeant OF Elkhart. charged wi
intoNiCation has been SCI For tr
in the local city court Saturd
morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12
CHIMNEY ERE

The Central fire department. wa.
called 20 100 Towle av.. Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock TO extinguisn
a chimney fire. No damage re-
suited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12
FAMILY NIGHT

Members and attendants Of the
First NJ. E. Church are cautioned
not TO fOrget the big event this eve
ming. Reserve your tickets through
the church office. 9667-12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12
CALLED OFT or TOWN

Mrs. Joseph Wachs. PIP "
Broadway. has been called 20 Mich
iEan City by the death OF her sis
ter. Mrs F ShindeI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12
MISHAWAKA
TO HAVE POT LTCK SUPPER.

~ HAVE POI LUCK SUPPER.
The Kings daughter class Of the
Methodist Episcopal church viii
entertain at o'clock pot luck
supper Wednesday evening in the
church parlors. A business session
Will follow the supper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12

nesday. has been postponed a week
on account Of illness The meeting
viii be held Jan. d az the home OF
Mrs. Nellie Williamson, 234 +. Grove
St
ALL DAY MEETING.
The LOYAL Womans class OF the
First BAPTIST church Will hold an
an day meeting Thursday AT the
home OF Mrs. Harvey Jones. 412 W.
Alishawaka av.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

RNNpiL DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
MYSTERIOUS PAINS
AND ACHES
iial.r Life Hard to Hear for Many
amarillo Women.

Too many wumon mistake their pains
nj aches f.r troubles peculiar 90 the
<. Mere often digurdor.d Kidneys ar
lusing thC aching back. dizzy spells
y dachos and irregular uflnntipn
tidnty weakness h,com,a dangerous "
collected rln ilmt.iriad kidney
y-Dcn's kidney Pills. Ask
rr noghb,r llosis ~ people testify
N a. merit. Read an Amarillo cnsc:
Mta W 4. Roof io2 y Fllmur
3'..,ftvs. Il hay, used Doln'l Kidney
Pils go and on Co., kidney disorder
nd lamencrs m my back - q goo
while Sometimes mw back begins 60
1ch ard gets gore ard lame ana my
',.ducy's don't act freely enough. when
& feel any Of that trouble coming On
I begin using Deans kidney PM and
q fcw relieve m" completely IN a short
time. think Dams kidney Pills h
the beat remedy made "
Pile Gee "a an dealers Don't slmp'
81 AK ior "a kidney rewcdy-glt Dams
Kidney pilln-thr anne that Mrs Root
he'd FcstrM ilburn &C., Mfrs, Buffalo,
y. /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
Open to M
80 Years Old
Attributes Health
To Internal Baths

Mr. -. .. Nowcomb. 1Oi a. 4ih Ave.
Atchison. Kan. writes Tyrrell's Hygcn.
g Institute II New York as follows
my next birthday II July i3ih-so
Years old. Have used Tyrrella =. r..
4. cascade for moro than 20 years
Best and only remedy that brings r..
iidf without the use ~ drugs My
xpcricntc proved that II always re-.
llcyca. No dagger from a. My all
mcnts were principally Uric Acid, Eil
iDusncss Constipation. etc"
This II by no means an exceptional
I tier Tor Tyrrclls liygonic Institute
receive. az thoro are now over h1lt
, million Ametloans using Or. Tyrrell'g
~ -. l.. Clycndr" with IKE results.
By N scientific uao of Natures
cleans, warm wntrr-it eliminates AL
poeOnoua waste from The lower intei.
tine aud gives Nature q chance e. wcrl'
unhnmpcrcd.
You Win hc astunishOd at the differ
cncc In your feelings the morning after
an internal bath.
Tho -. " J.. Cascade" viii be shown
and explained to you 10y city Drue
Store. 5is Polk street Amarillo, Texas
who viii also give YOU free. an request
ln interesting booklet by r. Chaa
\. Tytrcll. why Man ~ Today l. On
IS 50 per cent Efficient
Get this booklet and know just why
Internal Bathing IN ~ effective in IN
urOmuticn ~ better health
.aNss.as ntafa fn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

nfiso Wlll be- O. 80 Autograph Kodak
with Arra.gurtic T. ~ icns. from
Hunaan pug GO. The eighth prize
Wlll io a g55 wrist watch from y. y
Fluklor. and thr n.u.h Wrize a $50
nom the f,mc i,w,ier and now on
display Tho tenth prize, a S2s Kodal.
40. "A. autographs with u. q. dou
,io long from Randall DRUG Go. The
eleventh and last prize viii be- so
whist watch purchased from y T..
Finklcn. Tho Jowclcr.
Any candIilto who works In the
lutoai Hud does not win one Of these
pii1lg VIII De- ulid q tea nor cent
uu.ai % uu all new subscriptions
handed IN whether 20 the Amarillo
,c,u o. Daily Panhandle
ixtra Votes Given
a. well ng To- votes which viii be-
u'd ON each subscription payment
ih,fe VIII q, ,aiu votes given on each
ircuut .of 80 worth If subscriptions
ciwtrn certain dates.
petw,cn thc dates at announcement
q cnntosi aud eight O'Clock Saturday
night. march iPlh. each and c.ory SO
worth A. subscriptions either old or
now 90 the Araull0 News cr Daily
ranhand,e will give the candidate TO-
goo ,gtm voice. This e. the largest
alloi TINT viii hc uod during IA,
whole campaign.
Between the dates q. March 2iw
nd Amin 2ud only $4,000 extra votes
IN o. lraucd on the r,me amount 81
rnCy ard work Tire following week
be- votes drol, 10 a5nOOsand the lnsi
week. only 5000 extra votes win bo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

Tho ing announcement In which
more than $4,000 In valuable prizes
would be- giycnsaway IN The Amarillo
News contest came M n very pleas
fng surprise g. many. and tho fact
that II will be managed hy the same
people who conducted rcccnt Daily
Panhandle contest will add consider.
able interest az everybody knows the
falrest treatment wne accorded 60 an
ard win be- followed again IN this build.
ing.up II circulation On The News
and Panhandle.
Votes will be- issued on al subscrip'
tlcn payments 20 either The Amarillo
News or The Daily Panhandle and
on all money whether new or old. No
one NEED hesitate about not being able
20 sell n pepper. for n you cannot sell
one you VIII have the ether TO take
It's place.
What would YOU do II Won were q
be- declared winner - the 5000 over
land automobile which " being Of
fsred or the 1913 Ford Sedan which
IL also being offered AZ an award
You cannot stand back long " you
have Given thlr matter any thought
whatever. surely you VIII wish your
name In the race ana win start after
subscriptions Immediately.
Have you often lOngcd for an auto
and always felt that you could not
nfford 10 buy one? Have ycu wishcc
for the Joy Of riding here ana there
m you wIllcd In your own machin
and always brought yourself right
bnck 81 thu fact you could not afford
an auto?
Here IL Tho Amarillo News offorinf
you me $3.50 auto and also 1913
auto free of charge o. you. OF course,
you win have to work for one Of
them. hut then. who would net hc
willing to work during yiaro moments
for such a Gift nH thirP II W not
question OF being rouulnr. hut Il is
n question q getting busy after sub
scriptlcns to both Tho Ncwr and The
Daily Panhandle.
No one who viii soon Ice Interest d
IN getting sal scrlptlons win lc able
to nut all their tine to the work
This kind pf prcposition g. what
we term share time" work. Every
body who works at home. goes t'
school. has office WORT a. do 81 ans
other line they may follow az then
DAYS effort aiwavs have cXir1 tiEI'
now and then to IN. The News b
Offering you valuable cprsid, ration
for this STARE time IN question.
II you do not take advantage q tn
Zig circulation proposition u viii b'
lecause you have no ambition 90 mak'
usc Of your spare time. II II JUS
going 20 waste and YOU are wilinl
to let u go. Now Is the TINA 90 star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

be split between Hanson Pest ana LeH
la..i.H ii.ua. ans org nlHhiinh ~
c. De- commend. d for ~ Willingness 10
30 chuucO 90 the Legion ANA ~
friends. aud Tor not demanding q guar
nutce ~ any furt
Vice Post Adlutnnt hoy Ggconhill
MIS- icl.,tod ,y the members of the
Post NJ the III. gdny night meeting "a
q Dc rull charge ~ ~ arrangements
fcr the affair. and ~ details win be
looked alter by him.
Tickets Tor the dance will he sold az
GIGS. war tax included. the public will
un admitted. the vice post adiutant'
however. rosorying the right 20 refuse
adrittnnco nj will.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
LES DIABLES DLEuX WILL
PLAY FOR POST SATURDAY

Hanson post $50. 90 ~ the American
Legion decided at To- regular meeting
iol1 nt the potter County court house
Tur.ly nlfnt 90 thH week. with the
I'tn I.yl Orchestra billed 10 furnish
trn ura'c
Tfr Hluo Devils d.sa D.nblaa BleuNl
r de their appearance ~ Amarillo aov'
oral weeks ago when they played for
the same organization at dance whicl
drew more than a hundred couples ana
N.H pronounced 10 De cue ct the bis
events ~ the season.
Tho local LogionnnirCs hive made
t.iy favorable contract With the
Blue Devils for their saturday nigh,
affair. ana IN cyponsos win b. tasci
cut n the rWelpir before TIE visitor
r,t cent thr mot proceeds viii then
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
CRCULATIONDRIVE ANNOUNCEMENT
COMES AS PLEASING SURPRISE AND
INTEREST IS ALREADY MANIFESTED

Ger subscript!cns-noi three weeks
from now.
Subscriptions are much easier 20 50
cue now thau they Vll be- Inter on
Nhon mlny people IRE after them.
Your opportunity n rciting subscrip'
liens now % much better than II you
allow others Co fe't ahead 81 you 20
many nrnuc who would Gladly give
thclr suhncriptlon 60 you had they only
rown you were interested.
Oct your name 90 the con'o mnn'
.r,r NJ once. Then iot everybody
know you are In the contest and that
.u orD 81 Ing In o. win. Remember
yen viii never get subscriptions un-
less son nfl fof them No uic ~ VIII
ing Co help those who are not willing
90 help themselves. You must MAKE
,io ,ii,tt and then you can win th
prize a. your choice.
The Awards
Tho first rflz. II the contest VII
ho the fiGi0 Overland Turing car
which has been sold % the Amarillo
Ncws ard IN now on di3p!ny ~ over
land Tcxns Auto co. Garage. This
o. win go Ca tine candldlte having
~ mcst votes issued during The gin'
falgn.
The sccrnd pri.p. TIE t9i' Ford Ne
dan, has complete electric starting and
lighting system. call and snc TINS
auto purchased from ceopDr.irwin
Co. where IL ia nov on display
Tho s.25 Columbia Phoudsruph wsll
be- third prize. Fourth prize. $50
Columbia phnnnginph ard tar iii'n
priyc viii BE- the SEQ Columbia Pho
,crr1pl. each from the Nunn hl"ctri'
store sixth prlzo " 81, morchan
die order from white & Kirk. th'
panhandlo's oldest store. The SNcntf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

Issued on each $40 worth OF aubserip'
tion1
secure ~ nnnv as o. srihio Of the
ut lrrg n lnllDu uud make II i'm.
possible fer someone 90 beat you out
"a the first prise. Votes will make
Uu winnor
How 10 Nominate
The way o. nominate ia % cut out
th, nomination blank shown in page
announcement, ful in your unmo or
chat az perron yDu wish 20 nominate.
ring. nail ~ scnd D. 90 the Contest
Manager, The Amarillo News. Anna
i.llo. Texas. Jurl na soon aH your
name has Teen received complete In.
riruotiCrs viii ho mailed you nt once
ana nlro subscription book Tor get
ting nul scriniicns. ThCn ret busy.
81 oycryhody know you ere interest
rd and that YOU aic in the contest
20 win.
Open TO NJ
The competition ~ oprn to ladIcs
pnilomcn and alFo bois ana girls ano
The torIitory is not limited. People
may onler from am section whcr,
Inscriptions may BE- secured.
Remember the rlonor you enter
your name the quicker you viii be- 10
recurring subscriptions and taking m,
icid IN the rarc. DO not delay n
sending In your name al once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
MVSIC NOTICE

Florence ilarleman. Phillip Snusas
colo vioiinist VIII appear nest Thura'
lay night. She win play ON Ole Bulls
40 600 violin Stewart VILE bril-
liant young pianist will share honors
with her. Concert ~ Firft Christian
church. Reserved seats now on a7le
Amarillo College Of Music. Phone 60.
4,lf Price 10 Piano and Violin pupils
EMF. \. MYERS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17

Socrates paid but little heed 60 the
scoldlng 81 his wife Naut.ppc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-17
What
School,?

I, win pay you 60 attend business
trnlninA school with mn established
reputation. During the past TEN
years hundreds Of young people have
gone from this school to good poyine
positions You will find now EQUIP
mcnt. and efficient teachers here.
START MONDAY
Make the start next Msndny. md b,
prepared for your opportunity IN
buaincy. Hundreds 81 calls for Out
gaduatcs. Write or cali for informh
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-25
BAD BREATH
DIR. EDWARDS OLIVE TABLETS
GET AT THE CAUSE AND RE-
MOVE IT

Or. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel. act gently on
the bowels and positively do the
work.
People afflicted with bad breath ind
quick relief through DR. Edwa rds'
Olive Tablets. The pleasant. sugar
coated tablets are taken for bad
breath by all who know them.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gem
tly but firmly on the bowels and liv-
err. stimulating them to natural ac-
ton. clearing the blood and gently
purifying the entire system. They do
that which dangerous calomel does
without any of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening.
gripping cathartics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, pain or any disagreeable eff
fects. 4.
Dr. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of
practice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely q vege-
table compound mixed with olive oil:
you will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every night
for week and note the effect l5c
and Spc.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-25
WEST GARDINER

An interesting event occurred at tho
Grange hall Tuesday evening, Nov. %.
when reception was rendered by the
Grange and community to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. j. Tucker Under the able
leadership of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. I. Par
ker, master and first lady officer of
the Grange, with the efficient help of
members and others. the affair was
made notable success. Members OF
the Grange and community, making
more than $50 persons, gathered at the
hall and many extended personal con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker.
Mr.. Parker opened the exercises by
reading an original poem contributed
for the occasion. Songs and readings
followed which were greatly enjoyed
and which showed plainly that there
was no lack of ability among our
Grange members to make an enter
tanning program. At the close of the
program Mr.. Parker in an able ard
Impressive speech presented the gift of
the Grange and community fine IL
brary table of solid oak, to the sur
prised couple. who had been invited to
the hall simply to meet few friends.
as they understood. Though almost
too much overcome for speech. no one
knowing Mr.. Tucker could doubt that
the few words he spoke expressed his
grateful appreciation Of this evidence
of their esteem. Friends from out of
town who also brought gifts were Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Cram OF Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n. Cram and Mrs. II.
A. Cram of Litchfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Baker of Augusta. After the
presentation Of gifts. ice cream and
cake were served in abundance and an
hour of social intercourse enjoyed. The
evening closed with an old folks
dance participated in by nearly all
present, the older ones leading. Many
expressions of pleasure in the event
were heard from those present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-25

the district superintendent: u dinner
at the parsonage; $50 devotions. Ar
chic Varney, Pittsfield; 200 What
does the layman expect of the minis
ter? Arthur B. Crawford, j. y. Tar
bell, Chas. Brewer; go What does
the Minister expect of the laymen?
John Gibson, North Vassalboro:
Chas. Johonnett, Palmyra; I. Harold
Grimshaw, Corinth; 300 What is the
church dong to keep the centenary
alive and up-to date? Carl \. Gar
land, Bangor: Fl. 3. Thomas. Green
vile Junction: $50 What is the hope
of the church? +. s. MacMahan,
Hartland; Earl G. Smith, Dixmont;
400 question box; 40 adjournment;
Z 2. NJ. the evening service will be
arranged by the Organ club Of the
Manson street Methodist church Of
Pittsfield.
Members OF the association are
cordially invitedto bring their wives.
Notify the pa~ter. A. Z. Hoyt as
to your coming.