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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-15
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Dear Editor:7-.;otct@ l,rml ahl tta
iiWhat,l hoip2 las the queen says
when she, comes to open Parliament
here. we are again" 20 You thought
something had ohappehed to me
didn't you? THE truth of the mat.
ter is l was in the Capital. By that
IL do mot mean q Trenton,s although
4 vas stranded theFel toQ.o7L was hob.
lirinbbing with. their honors, the sec-
retaries of oHEr. respected gentlemen
| of the Senate in Washington. Were
they kind to me-? Ha, all l did wax
play one off against the other, hot
deliberately, of course, but what one
failed to doJ the ,otEer did and did it
well. Iispoke of fruit to onenof- the
gentlemen, and he at once appeared
perturbed, and thought, L was, looking
Nave seeh Riimli cdggitate. va Vas Jrteaffy
referring to the lovely cherry bios
SONS surrounding the Basin in Poto-
mac Park! 'irl'1tulmlH Jtt ," u"hl .-
.u. IA huge new eedifice attracted me, 1
used it as al landmark to guide me
to nay hotel t,ph the, first days. ,In7
n siiya nclf f5f1I fY, hS1f 1T'Tft
WIS mada so LIS NV 1.1ida M MY ~, ~
be diJ o"t 80 i ~ niS ult.e VGtu me
ronstr,,rtad witb t5e nrocoeds
mo fro,,1 ,1nn.id noiio;es H. ~
a bit s3YGLbm 'SttsSai / sphtsetS III III
was ali foM sAjSErlxfII II : E1,a ,siyliJf sast
'aanotbar new b,,ildiSo assi,ls 20,
bia strnctnra asIed u,ba4 = Iuas
iand Iaarnad IL .tho Pwrea,,. ~ of "" T.,
,ternal Revenue , 'fba N bl1;Idina " ho1 n
ing the Income Ta1jXS Unit. sB1dI
guides rbi}gli{a AUGadfrIItj ri 10 j 81 "
i1dping FIRM IA raEsS Eia ;ebsEgaA M
And +9' tit;gsl,1 Cd, enb, ro LII, =.
oF4E tthI4 ms bha r[;y,ts
N No 1890 =;
1aI,559 ln1snt ~ WI 10 AZ t baa+b an az
voc TJIIf III + LIZ 81 say
Yes a4nIdi ffsaYYGfbte t3ta assii,denf NY
a MAN fY6i1Y 'r{a5inb 9S}iwatt Ar Il ! ~ y
whom abfF8TaA' 1SVe n Ti,taw u Nm,
there. asneentl9n ana ,kina as a'fAtIier
Warrep %. Ha,,dino, 10y ,'''y 0o' 0if
}Sne tbing naora e. Won, u,ill 'l 10 Good n,
en1o,fph to be natient y 4 Imnrbad G' s NY
An offirial of a b1rpau about which
fhw of I1s ~ }rIGI,n1c9b HttS fSnctiop Il
to adjust j fair pr6ft among dSalers
and to- p4bttctS efe public against
fraudulent and,o paddedi advertise
ments II indnveetio,tes,,.,1 ras,oyted
cases of false. nresenfati@ns and Of
fers m co'onarste in nv ~ 49,
WA H,vers Bnt Tx ali tbe N res ~ IF
the A nerican Public the n e- most st
vitality concerned show, the sraiiest.
interest and EXERCISE ,ISsst 'er5,ceFn
The bureau has to generate its own
an4bn 1nSEsI1sss $3.50 1al . n
iaa@3a ~ ~; ~ St i'ifS H.
Monnt V i that jovei5iast i Of oar ~
Al snots ON tbe Po+on as, pes+iien-
fiaI s6uy I{it 4: Jl ,f4 e1s HftfI1Adt5t a,iil
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-15
FIRST Presbyterian CHURCH
b,m "Y ReX. Thsren Lee, Minister" TO

'iinAT ark cordially %w aslttt6ImMg To the
sefiSes 0f oar Whi ii are hhsidd
sTSaSbath %h bsS ~ ~ a! NIL 10 omng
Sabbath morning Worship n II lA AZ !,
i)'Sabbath evening worship, {. 40 p M
5aaIS EaasasSf pS s5eisSf tP ssasy
s1ift sIaSSi EhdsavoH9i Societies
Monday and Wednesday 7,30 pm! i3''4
70 Senior Endeavor Society Friday 7.45
! This h coming abb4se IsheI nahf
ing Service Will preach timely SER
' taSi. % y1Pgg' H sfriHsle foFes of To-
DAT the Evening Service he will
sSBnIa Il the tS Ssua ss Rse
l Rs ne st Hfba s& aa$ t,
1nf At 6,thsis3 Prayer i Getting the theme
T T5s.y. sERd 3 tapsissFs2silillss
. A4athe CHURCH Reception III Ties
day night ALMOST 300 members IF the,
e ( were Pres present d. was
satSerfpg S s'h cbarelSa 1kad eysf
S sn9wp sa go0g " vera bsadtiHf1Il
a asaSeasa ss sags aad Sas
s dia ysH iSREs$ sPa r. saeas 81
4.
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10 HJUU .dIU II SIUDB3J1 tIIWVI'
WilHlREa Msf Ea CHURCH 81
q: : s. !: fNqiMaVOH'
Of FIKSNBIRTYST CHURCH
r. + HtarRiladH Wp. Minister
AIRY METHODS,

!. Services of unusuabintehest bSi
held next Sppdayo2 The Bibles CSchoob
'WiaTi eohyene rat g. 45yMith Glasses tforl
an fageso1 A5iJthe morningls sarvice
the pastarlGwill, deliveri Denominass
tionaT Dagr Sermon, Itakingj ,fotoo47f7s
subject, s5iBaptist Beliefs "ssIiAdiohA4l
dren's talk ;wiiMalsd beelgiuRn entitled
"Grindstanes25a The aC.s1N ,seaNicel
Will be heidi iat GAS p.mn. FAB the
evening servicegoto II which atlll are,
most eprdiallyrinvied, the; pastorvwill1
By request preach as.sermonbtbit the
members iofI the Ratri6tiN OtderhSonsI
of America, - who, twilI ATTEND dim .sa
,ppdg The Travelling oRible Iloaned1 bye
'tte' Slater Camp, ldwM be used lin the,
pulpit and thu pasboh takingsliis text
NoHthis Bible wilMpreaahnai sermon
on the snb0ectrgT held awnibf Dfsarm+q
ament.p ,esUSneoials Mnusic. 2 1ind erti the
djTeetaonsof the1neM ChoiristAr, Regi4
maid w alkeN willRb enrendered ats botbl
seryices.sTM ,htlm2 s9l1shO Elm Il
! ,t
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j skooks like another "baek to TIE
farm" movement TO us.aiii 9'i ,. /, on
- Dent you gust loveaa senlsefyiee
'eafeterla' = where perfeet 2HstfangerS
poke then =. elbows = intimately and
famillarl yi into your RIBS, islop coffee
into your IL vest pocket, and ~ scald
your thumb in your soup, NJ every
thing? pas sP'Ii yen T., 10 l'lJi'' OH. 2',l
il.f11f pr, m 80 ~ '!' W.
MGI glqkE by the name or McSwitik'
"'SoIght fbootieggefs dive FOR "a
drink .lln5n' ~" I,lii" 10 u
he got IT az right, 49, % H. ~
'hoBut when last 'seenhat night
7oiHe was graeefully' draped IN the
qsa sink!'h nLsl ~ 80 ,, ai'' ,','l
a .cnn,r $500 rr,I III - ,io,.sr,
I7ni DhfSSESldHAp Fave seen
of m odestiy sings aulrenton adl2u
i''s 15 isl"''+s -f''+iI lf!' Dh 'I,
Huh! qFhey've all been up, Il we
thought! (At least that's the way it
looks from where we sft..) 91'% E'1l
"a 10 --AllL.l ~ -s ;'l 2't?
Tn this, Connection an al after. dinner
speaker recently said ii New YORK:
fSpeeches,. Ike dresses, should be,
long enough to cover the subject, vet
short enoGgh u be f Siin f ti9e' =
','' - IT, 7T@ .,I IT, p'''t LII a.
Dear, Dear Gee Gee See Sec IN D.tf -
" Pets seem to arayitate. in, nav nav d. d.
6,;i IN F ~ new mem4eT Ct
, our 1dmag .4SSologicaA garden, Last
W. =. tqs ss fats heaFa "a ROW..
an s ;n,,estioa D 6ndiro o WI. s; ous
d dna +b Sdi1; hualsu Ky gpoa7sf9ed
(, IL vas looking. !. for suocor, -, and d
eqeeSs az, Ltouin 9ne' 20 . ,s5.nax
mgig1GoE' MIC 30 , sonewh 1at u
snIint sfta pu set tHiqp the sha9s ~
,.; then you ssnoula9,sss nm LAY hl s
carried one. ,'' - 30 1T'l I,f,,, '',''''e
He looks as. if he might. he mart
setter, as his rump bones are about,
worn thru. Either that or malnutrition.,
j, i have not decided on "a name for
boeon as ON Se account a Of pf his bong psFt
or else Marcel-line, PARTLY after. the
famous Hippodrome clown ana part,
Nv because his tail has a permanent ,
wave ~ s14~ne al, ~, 91E'''F S'''Y NV
Please advise, jt,',I. ','5..-. NJ
u 1 am a little worried about his
getting along with Felice.. She might
Consider him, la HCasus 1Beli.J L.'T 49,,
nv ~ ''.'-,l.l,,. 100 E.jE.jS.i7;.
l1st, - -, - u -
Dear Gee See;- ',"' wa, Ia ~ ~
" Under your heading 'fWoorth-wvhile
Sayings for the Colyum"- 90
The soul could have srid rairIbtFw
g1o1d' aS, ~ ~ Hi Vi.
10 Prof. sSouthaH said in a recent
lecture at Columbia: mo LEM is
perfect. In fact nothing is perfect
except it be a fellows girl
-, q - - -l-.d4nA4- lE'4ioD {anI
'n"ELLf9 lld 1..nnul ~ linz 9d Ian
rnYL5Jr r. 90, Sd yn,,,.1,r oaar+I,,, AIM
+ sbad ssfl;yJs,.,, te.salI 1 Jesar;sssp' AD
fI.S mn Hora il ;srSyot"7c Is,t a.
l IL Gp fJee ~ rou Is ray ~
i" ii Anps oooiihsoi ii' you ',"iSA'' :" snl
l.u,, A SECONDHAND ONE III 'i'
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TIrHloMPsp5N NENto4Rl Aalt I CHURCH III agH
ytilIRey.qW,sW. Hsrriss Pastor a5ia

~ IA3y .osIYnO3 D5sbAfl5 aJIiI 81
tSpndaYoS School at 40 A.uMm bna anl
IN. Morning, wosshipaatshb o docks, Jrs
% Sunday School at Wood Hill Chapel,
I2,2Q,iR. MsswbY Elm bebuIoni jsao
sc f.. atg150 PSI MN asst ain as Il
y Even ngRwonsfip AT 8 o'elocka boys,
oftGottages pra yen injecting oh Friday
evening at8 O'Clock. eivIy2 ,nojlsW
I AaWelcdnfe 3aealI aervieesauI bs11 y
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"VJNOe a II'4 tTIVsII " III II5IIIIIItI q T N
,1s!!illST ANDREWS CHyRgHsnaY
Rsstd Eki& 1so$sAsss yAsIeyI@bt',

>. saHd a." April 18th, Sd after Ea asss-l
,f5gi y. rnl!s.MSHoly Eucharist. 1I1o.s6 a.
M, Holy Eucharist and sermon: sub
Jet, little While; 2,30' r. 1nl hi,
Sunday School. 7.30 >. M. E9eningt,,
Prayer HID Sermon! Il Subject, dJesus'
On the Shore a 9in 72oH7t'' "m'm % !
q rhHrsda9, ppftir9 ga, 7,36 p >. M,
bEy5fhih saRffF s9 ff6ana 5IHnterrete as@
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80. A hungry roostery who had missed
his, meals for five HOURS iihade, a. ffaca
ton over $1.15 for each grain + }Y't,S FIJI
he could .gobble i'm "a threehaur feast
for; the women of tRerAmerican heg
Ions Auxiliary in Gimarron. Kan.
Aft. After being a $, sO!4 tMSi9AM TIA fpe:
The Ap2ihatS. iRlacad fiji hi kA6F Hin-
dow for hours without his breakfast,
the bird suddenly faced-1 600 grains.
/ Of tempting Kansas corn. Guesses
We're sold at ten cents each as to how
many grains he would eat He tuck
Led away 283 grains and retired for
thei'night.
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be il familiar With the details of his
funeral, ilfor he nwouldl have died
within Iavery recent time.nI recall,
and this, in closing, an advertisement
I once saw in, NeW England Stop at
Twin Oaks, Hotel, the only 3, one. in
New England at which General Wash
ington did not stop" learned later
that the hotel had been operating
something less than twelve years.
However,, we Americans are senti-
mental and delight to tickle our inn
agfhat pms with all sorts of weird
and impossible fancies. And after
all ;5dwAaB ksfam does it do?,It is a
far better attitude, that of. interest
in sudh places as the well where
Lineoln's- sister-n-law's nephew stop
ped to water his horse. than an ~
don't given rap" attitude toward
these associations. nru -s4,p,.,t ~ ,
/ hope you will feel at, liberty to
exercise your full authority as. cen
spr and editor, and 'expurgate. any or
all parts Of this all-too-long letter
from an interested reader. i''l +Gi ~
Believe me, as heretofore;'dl 11t'r
Hf'Assuredly yours, 1oaul ue
nt lone OF THE, BOYS,
April a1th. 1921.r,u.,,u -fdt.. LA,
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They Say, The average Sea- tqqftle
lives til be hundreds Of YEAR,, 6ld. 10 -
But h2 jp Helen B 8lf8 II wants SahhlttssttSi
pe 9 Wy al u Ia .df02 L1qA
Some people aresIike. some lriversyg
impet4eus, turbulent, v restless and
81 VGsHt73- l-~-4 --,44--oc. .lngg on
But fheifs lis the force which turns
wheel% generates power and ht1rries
progrdss.i dMkN dUOI H2lW Tt
NJ 4 Tt11fit ~ .-t-tt----7O JDEI 81
'9iOthSf people are like other rivers
broad. deep and imperturbable:
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SANDY, RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH I
R.ilLe$is Everett Past6feH h9nl

!. Sun day School at '1o.15bbeeq as ,sAc|
~ WA WI ri RittenhoYse, supG ,, ds .,.1
Prayer and Praise Service, $780,,
teachers arsp SSesBihgis at ftHe sIsss ofothe
s,,-a ] ey. p gArv;X1RTdiI 9dt 10 san9qx9
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.FARM..AND'li s.. s,. 4, ,
'@,.....,,s:H HOME FACTS

BroodyA hers can be pesky"stub-I
born, butt a 7slatgbottomed coop is
mighty good nnedioine.Iu2nniola ,9b j.
Garlic aisogoed seasoning ubntl no.
body likes it in milk. Do away with
this trd uble by bringing. the, cows off
pasture 2nor S,hoqrs, before milking
timer, f,rs yt,.t, .,..,,o.,, ,t,,,..,
per cent. Of all pigs born are
farrOwd d. dgEing Marsh April al and
w spriu af pasture Is Is Juicy 5s,1 but Unless
4 isu n Iented bJy some trains and
hay is hot Adequate To Keep the milk
flow WI efe it ought o"be!'"' 2dl at
j., No farm home sf1ould' be without
at least one good farm paper.a atom
~ Tine f6r' fies t5 BE Here Il soon.
Screen both house tandn barn before
they arfiSeIht1orsH bun hoillH at ol be-
~ Why drag. the pl6wl and corhfield
into the dinner table lcUnNersati
lHappiness dnnfarnsdlifedas in ID any,
other do pendsi on keeping the business
side of lifea away from ,tthea home IL n
WASH ing,odman hines otanaq extrayaT
eanee? Rerhapss still, they don't cost
as much as9a gHaln1 1s BINDER and and are
used fifteen times Is, as AS qfteshn, Jrnon, -
Many a mar, who balances, the .ra-,
ton, for his stock down TO the last
ounce win Sit at his table and con-
sumo id one meal at least two kinds
of meat, eggs, baked GbeansJ cheese
and on E or twoitmoretjhieh puoteinI
foods. sa9 'I1go 9di 20 ssvqeiG ei nd
Fifty bo1aGNiper. gqenh1 of the fruit
crop. iri the ogebardsi of New Jersey
was Killed. by the recent freeze, f., The
State Agricultural College is ready
with Suggestions on how to tide over
the hand TIMES With some temporary
crops. li''a-" sdi ju"hIf~ cn6}-e4-sod
But lust be2cduse the fruit crop is
to be 4 Toss this year doesn't mean
that the orchard shouldn't be ,fertiliz-
ed and Icultivatedp' nnm1,1 sdt hnnl
..,,,ll nishlH1t-rI tiHI
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New Hope Churches
NEW HOPE PRESBYTERIAN
- CHURCH
=, ... :.
ST. MARpfNS9R! O. CHURCH
REV. Henry s. 81 Hassdn,, Pastor

9iq l0f ,iarii s7fJT .gvRlq oWl aI9w
II Hours of Seryice7AMass ion Sunday
att s, and I'D o'elock. Holy days at g.
andI8 o'clock. ,Tod 1uoianeM sAg 1ss5
4. "A L. ..n..nl- W ...-II1
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our Sal idea Of r. 4 d dumbbe1ll Is the Iadgg
tard plaster, who turns two seats to-
sFether on a crowded train and EXPECTS
20 occupy them both with his No. IA
braaaes and a sWelled head while
decent people have to stand. n naad ! nan
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Around Tom Gossip,

-iyo19 nj nrod ssw sge,qo I'M
~ U7 trTrrTrTuT 1--17--T I =
9nilif Joys y1ntnso flea nEdi -a1o1..o,
10 re9sGsm iG1ensA 10 noijisou HTOl
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Byf Gharies Slg hreegm stnemsssssB 10 ssarsd2
lf.@essg Ns.ssfa lnt~s1tah hnno WV WIS III daLtLa
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SMILIN THRU
BY GEE SEE
Raiders are invited to send in Jokes,
switti1isms Of Nrth-wM he sd fng&
h1eY have heard u read N
A.ksRKh

Brown hills,
Like brown eyes,
Potent with latent strength
shall frSef 1fYTF .TEtflH
In budding bush and leaving tree.
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But theirs is tbsl sstrepgth1 WHICH
bears burdens, endures I muNes Ind
BALANCES the march, pf Spfogfesss 7 u
i liz Bb5, Ai,Sis Heron lecture,
saia Make fertilizer opt2sS all reds

jstooks nike another .sbaek toIlithe
farm" movement to usnfi1 9ol1q OH
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3" IN i1hQ i4HuqSs gus
'dpuH1d p@t no 4tu II
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MI JOHNSON IS oEVEIoSNA@ pls .SAEWo1 ny
y2 o]V>S@AesSvsspesor xssa@' RAssSsE:' 9os y
oAxS yAN gpl<e. SALsoM SsA lsSsI 1sy'nl SOFAS
srN voel ovs,A,s. ANN vly1,I tAtsi SeoeEH% foJ
psuveaN vayYEa rs ucA4 l lessSll >,
reg seeso ,ASssAGsyo Y9ES opfk IN MIAMI +
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Come ON, .fellersa there's lam M. r. I,
I'll bet my hat1he'ss coniin3 Jiei."1 Y
"Oh. he's lall rights ths syd friend OF
uctf mine usIIsW aT9w s9oHqmooa
Leave him to me;rIH hand, ihihna
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eSouthalf said in a recent
lecture at Columbia: "No LEM is
perfect. In fact nothing is perfect
except it be a fellows girl"
The courier-index., 1921-07-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Pursuant to a decree of the Lee Chancery Court rendered on March .21, 1921, in case K. A. McCulloch vs. s. c. Russwurm and wife, the undersigned will, during legal hours at the front do0c of the court house in Mariana, Ark, on
 SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1921, sell at public auction the following land in Lee county, to-wit; Begin t2 chains west from the corner between sections 22, 23, 26 and 27, Township 2 No,th, Range 5 East, and thence rup north 53 degrees West 29.50 chains, thence run North 641A degrees West Al chains to the forks of Johns Bayou, thence North 59 degrees West 1.3O chains, thence North 65 degrees West, chains, thence North 46h degrees West 1 chains, thence North 18 degrees West 16 chains to the foot of Flag Lake, thence North 24 degrees West 18 chains, thence West 2O90 chains; thence South by section line 52.56 chains, more or less, to the east bank of the St. Francis River, thence southeasterly along the said bank of the St. Francis River to the mouth of Kin kaid Bayou, thence up the bayou North 59 degrees East 4 chains, thence South TT degrees East 7.75 chains, thence North 63 degrees East, 3.10 chains, to the Southeast corner of the tract described, thence North 29 degrees East, 39 chains, more or less to the beginning, con -taining 220 acres.
 Terms of sale. Fourth cash bal ance in three months, purchaser to give note with security.
 T. F. CLAYWELL, (554) Commissioner,
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GRAND REVIVAL COMES TO
 CLOSE.

West Point, Miss, -Leader.)
 The meeting which has been Tn progress in the Presbyterian church for the past ten days closed on Wed nesday night. Judged by standards of modern reviyals, that are accom- panied by so much noise and ma chinery and frequently questionable procedures, perhaps minimizing peo- pie would say tt was not much ot meeting. But. ask those who have been present at every service and they will. tell you 1t was the best meeting in the history of the church. "The Kingdom of God cometh not by observation, says the Book, and these days when they gave up busi- ness and pleasure and waited upon the Lord in His sanctuary gave them new perspective, new sense or values and a new tonic to their spiritual natures. Yes, they freely and emphatically say it was the best meeting the church ever had.
 Dr. Johnston is man of most winning personality, and this, with his other gifts, is consecrated to the Lord. He is not long-faced, but IS happy, cheery Christian, whose ioy comments his religion. While contributing his part to any social gathering, he never forgets to be about His Fathers Business"
 As a preacher he never hesitates to declare the whole counsel of God. Sin, Jesus Christ, the remedy there for, separated people are themes he urges and stresses in every ser mon.
 Those members of the church who have attended all the services and \ done their part in carrying on Che meeting, with one voice declare 1t has been a wonderful meeting,
 It would be a hard matter to say which was the best of the serles of sermons when all were so timely and practical. Perhaps, however, those that made the most profound impression were on the Bible, the Religious Care of the Young, the l Nightless Country and the closing one on Neglected Salvation.
 The singing was especially teatur- ed and was conducted by Miss Wind sor and the church feels that 1t was very fortunate indeed in se- curing the services of this spiritual gospel singer with her beautiful gift of song.
 Nineteen members were received into the church and nearly as many more have signified their intention of uniting with the church.
The courier-index., 1921-07-01
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 

Walter K. Johnston, Minister.
 Plans have been made among the pastors for union services on Sun. dav night through the month ot Juiy at the different churches. The first of these services will be at the Baptist church next Sunday night. On account of an engage ment made two months ago, the pastor will be out of town and Hon; Chas. c. Dean of Memphis will speak in his place at the Baptist church Sunday night on some Bible theme. It is hoped that these un- ion services will prove wise and ex' pedient by a greatly increased at, tendance over any union efforts oi this kind in the past. Let Chris tians help to make this strong and telling service at each place At II a. m. Mr. Dean will speak at the Presbyterian church on the Book of Revelation. Special music. Al night he will speak at the BapCls1 church on some Bible theme. Lei us give him good hearing at botf services next Sunday Remembel the Sunday School hour is 9:45 a m. Help to hold the line at lZt next Sunday Young peoples meet ing at 4 and 7 p. m. Don't mls' this local service. Prayer meetlns every Wednesday night. This IS th' best service in every groWlns | church
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Rav w C. Hause, Pastor.

Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Splen- did average attendance last Sunday A new series of lessons begin thls Sunday. Do not miss this oppor' tunity. ,,, G..
 Morning service Il o'clock. Ser mon by the pastor. Cool and com fortable as well as insplratlona place to spend at least one houi on this Holy Sabbath day. m
 Mid-week prayer service Wednes
 Union service Sunday, 8 p. m Hon, Chas. c. Dean of Memphis will conduct the first union service in the absence of Rev. W. K. John ston All who have heard MT. Dear will will not miss this privilege a1c those who have not heard him should make a special effort to do so'- Church Reporter
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NOTICE
Ia Lee Chancery Court.

A. E. Johnson, Petitioner, ex-parte. Notice is hereby given that said petitioner has filed in said court his petition claiming title to South of Creek SWA NEA Nh Nh NWA SEA-, Section Is. T. 3 N., R. E., and all persons who claim any inter est in said land are hereby called and warned to appear in said court and show cause why the title of petitioner should not be confirmed June 8, 1921.
 T. F. CLAYWELL, (549) Clerk E. D. Robertson, Attorney for Pc titioner.
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ITNVoN SERVICES

The Methodist, Baptist, Presoyter- ian and Christian churches will have nn;on services at eight o'clock every Sunday evening during the month If July. Sunday School and eleven oicIock service at each church as usual. Following is the program
 July 3-Chas. c. Dean ot Mem nhis at the Baptist church.
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TAXING A CHANGE.

Junior was in the habit of com ing to the table with a dirty face and. of course, had to be sent away to wash.
 One time his mother, nearly losing pationce, said Junior, why do YOU persist in. coming to the table without washing? You know al ways send you away"
 6WelI," said Junior, meekly, "once YOU forgot" ."-Chicago Tribune.
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July 10-Left open for the pres ent account Chautauqua.
 July 17-Rey. c. L. Hammock at the Methodist church.
 July 14-Rev R. V. Saylor at the Presbyterian church.
 July 31-Rev W. c. House at the Christian church.
 The members of all thess churches are urged to attend every service and the public is cordially invited.
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NECESSARY

Flatbush-"Why do they have those glass cases with the axes, crowbars and other implements in lem in the railroad passenger-cars, do you suppose?"
 Bensonhurst-"Oh, they are put there to use in case some one wants to open a window "--Yonkers States man:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The Board of Directors of School District Number "F," Special here by gives notice that bids will be re- received for the building of school house at Jeffersonville, bids to be in the hands of James A. Gray, sec retary, on or before July 15.
 For plans and specifications see or address R. H. Harris, president of School Board. The board re- serves the rigat to reject any or all bids.
 R. H. HARRIS, Pres. JAS. A. CRAY, Secy. 'july9
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)-O-O-O-O-O-O-0-O-S
 CHURCHES
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH

The Rev. c. c. Burke, Pastot D. s. Clark, Esq, Church School
 Superintendent.
 Sundays
 Holy Communion, 7:00 a. m. Church School, 9:45 a. m. Morning Prayer, HOO a. m. Vespers, 7:30 a. m.
 Week Days Wednesday-Litany, 10:00 a. m Thursdays-Holy Communion, a, m. 7 Holy Days-Holy, Communion, a. m. St Andrews Guild meets Mon: day, 800 p. m. St. Andrews Parish Helpers meets Thursdays, 8 3:30 p. m.