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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24

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r'sa. rptls ,.tI Usage #tt, urrr Al,
..wI Vacant 1uI, fs'
mons u,SI .,.,.. ,.
duplr, un ls,.nr u,.r ,,r In, ard
llfr,,. |uta,t.,aU, rIn. .IuI I,st SCI,
uul strc.t. Phone t.ur, 1905
,o, r, 90
="
H amt everything i1ru'Hb'i 'stE
,DN NENT IIrnt ru.m houa, sl,rpine
porch u...., furnished. good I|u.,iIou.
Nni l'1' ,A''E suiIur IuIL and August
'"''I'h ''.i'i'n''' i"'t'ttl.e boa
BOULDER. y, tI. -Four room dupIr>
'nl ,"t's, modem everything fur
'"' ''
|I.NiS 90 for rcn' sls r1om FUR.
hhh'd house. lhon" cedar l'lf
FIVE ROOM bungalow Furnished for
r,rt r-.uI It,y Ia ,s.. a. wv
rNr.KnoN MAIDEN L.,.. r,,,.h., ~,
RON ms,
~, ',l i'N' room. Vel rur
sir,,t ittrn, r,]rm.rnm, ,"' Fi''",nln
summer rate. $40 ,.u A. hnus, "t
= Detroit
BEAUTIFULLY Furnished n,. r,om
bungalow on South uourJcr. month Of
inI', lars" living porch. with good shade.
FINEST location. usngo 27Gi.
MAIN i.fs .,...
nicely furnished. piano and N,cttola
basement ana garage, VIII give sI1
months err . year tu Right pittl. u.aE.
nom, ,,,.
low and r,tsF. an rs,,r 'uutn,
FoIuru a. go,
~, W cog iot rent. four room
o,t.hr, '''H"''" ''"" '"'y ISL To
rom urNr, ~. ....
h''f i OF l'nH" i've room Furnished
at,d. i75 per month S.,se' u"TTS,93te
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24

HAVE TWO LOTS In 100 block north.
IT you are lacking for Il bargain, SEQ
th"He. owner Usage G2HG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24
maa almo.t now Two rnnm hnn.n- .s,an

nus almost now fNor room house, gsN3n
foot. with small barn. and outbuid.
lnES wei ht hnuso and nrvrr-fatiing
spring IN pasture, place In fenced with
hog wire. The price 81 5000 Includes
three %llnlstciu cows ana ono Jersey COW.
al giving miIk, one brood SOW. thrc,
chickens. and all furniture. farm.
lug tools, etc, all In good condition.
ideally located Tor poultry ranch or small
DAIRY. II sold half cash will handle this
place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24

bAtGAlN. Seven rooms ana HI''p|ng
porch. two.H'urr. modern. butt iu fsa-
moni GOOD l-""1,I'eo 4, Goa ,a.Y ,r,rg'.
Mn M--L-L.-L- --LL- ---L- L.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24

FOURTH W. no Fuur very desirable
offco rooms ground floor psago 4Gtl.
FOR HENT-'uWpl rtrIy equipped otncr
stcnogrspher adjoining inquire IN So.
CutIfy Hldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24
not OF SALE
INVESTORS ATTENTION,

INV blAt lNllIN
Three uuvly hunt dupt,Nes. close
tu. ON north side, these were huilt
strictly rs n rental proposition
and at reduced rentals effective
this mont produce 20 percent not
on Investment. paving and sewer
taN's paid IN fuli. each dupicN has
four rooms on side with private
bath, built. IN features IN Kitchen.
French doors hctwcru living aud
dining roam. nice WantCl IN each
living room. \ real snap for the
iuyrstur. Price 81 900. can ~ NJ.
Grut,up az Usage 1893 or goo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24
LAMBS AID rANM LANDS
ARKANSAS

tpR SALE OR THADE-This fine littl,
ihth ~ 'l acrcsi all under cultivation,
JUST outside CITY limits Of BcrtyVille, Ar.
KANSAS, but IN city school district, only
tht'r qua tlcfH NH" 10 and high
school. No waste land on this place. IN,
, acres I'm" clover ana rs acrna good,
tame pasture of timothy. clover and al.
falfa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24
w~ASTEn-ur.. ESTATE

HAVE buyers for five aud slN room
modern houses, ntrnes & Luther.
nsaEe 41,o $50 Robinson Bldg.
WANTED -Tn buy house or bungalow.
sputheaHt Hido Preferred not less than
uhtr" brdrunmH, viii give six months
motto OF equivalent In listed oil stocks
at fair value for first pHymrnt and VIII
pay tlop per month Address Me. care
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24
~ II. ATKINSON.
IrrrNNillr AFkausna.

BEST ARKANSAS FARMS-6O acres lin.
est bottom o. 400 so acres best valley
81 500. l2G0 river plantation E5O.6O6.
Easy terms. write s. N. nrisuoe. Plain
WOW. Arkansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24

~ q WILL put u selling price on
Your property We can soil n for You
We have ulouiy ~ buyers with money but
prices must be night. EbChauE" Trust
Co.,. real estate department. - East
Third uuaEr pTUU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24

0ppb sis. room house Tor sale OF rent.
furnished close in. near Eastun and
ihoN"uus. Cedar .2i2.
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OKLAHOMA.

WANTED - Adjoining good Oklahoma
town. fec to go acrcB on structure. +.
o BOX 62b, Tusa. okla.
IMPROVED lg0-acrr farm for good feed
yard or acreage or other good farm.
Osap, h1gg.
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HAVE PARTY with goon secono mort.
gage notes; will trSur Tor Tulsa prop.
srty. Arcade Investment Co, Usage ana.
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sAND SPRINGS isur sale. house. four
tuoms aud huth reasonably priced IN
good location. This is a bargain. Al.
dI.aA glN $3.50.
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MISSOURI.

HIGHLY improved small fruit and poultry
farm, one quarter mile from Ne0sho.
Mo all kinds uf FRUIT fine pasture. soms
timber, good sin ROM house. barn, etc.
- beautiful home. Mallic stephens. Ne.
oHhu. Mu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24

6iO-hcr" homestead, near town. good soil.
Lowell, near timber, sik months to come on
laud Hil"t tiling, soldiers service counts
as residence. seward q seward. Vaughn.
y. Nj
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24

DESIRABLE srnrcr.,u fur r,uf. n4ub,.
eight West INru sNro"' sa. T. j.
NgUtftE
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90 sAIE. Ny owner. ',p.to date bunga
Low. 1l37 y D,u,er WIN consider good
car HH Itst payment.
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SOUTHEAST sIuI 1850. n,r rooms.
Gun aizod east ft.u' lot. gnI ua today.
81. 600 uu.h. Usage 1900.
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SEEDS, PLANrs, FERrUIzERs az

FOR sALE-lce cream sait, BABY chick
and scratch feed, wheat. oats, corn
chops. min run. shorts, Mol, feed. alfalfa
nay fly huockcI, condition powders. LIQUID
and powder sprayers bird seed In bulk and
packuCe. Ask Tor our poultry book Phone
Usage iiC-saio. B."diuE stevens seed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

rot o. ron SALE, sS
$3.50 .tA .... boa. ... $50 ..r rorfI
bus. d. ... ...r. t.,s,f., GIl
4I..I |. U cost s.Iu. .i..u. ttll
'.frN ..
t.U. l..u ru,s ,tt. ... ~
..I f... 80. r,i' 49,. M ,
f.. U... IN IN s.sg. fsuu
COINS living room arf. a'
..,I, N'.U l'i',' mani
..rt . '
'....f. | '' '"''' "
E.. ....'. f.r rent and salo Nd.
'' Whii' street,
'O''H- NfN
|. I.I ... $50 p,r month buVH
'H '"I.i'fn,' h"hE'
.. ., 'fN .'I' IN '"ti
,..,u..rH f.... ,t,1s ,,i ''rsra'
t..I U... ..,.t.. .r. III,
n'H'ri Iu.N ..tT.. Everything a
.".Iu..I. f.t.' 't .r,r into today sta
'H.Hr" .UNr|.. f.U. Tipped with hot
30. ,t.I. .. ..4tu...t ..,. r..r -tG..n,h.
.'..U' '........| .....AI. iHu. aul schont.
'. '''' 'N
.D IUINHT. 500. tI.Up cash prsr.
'.aIt u.V .,.I ,..rf Iurr,low cor
..IuH pl s, .l... ...u.. Win ht,aknU
..N.' ''h 'I"Ht. M ..rfH rr'uI u.ro doe
''. .' |''ui.H .uid enamel
".N F. IN"I .'.'fs condition. uffNsttr
'.|N''i ''H'" IN'I' .. feature. lars. base
.- L. O. - OIL |-.- -AN
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sroRrs n~D wAnrmot Sis

q NENT -lo0SllO feet ground door
space Skinner Transfer 4 Storage Co.
Usage TH2t
ron EENT-st nrrf,ou 2iHt5 n. at Iot
8 Cincinnati ta,F~ $3.50.
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SNAP HAUGAIN ny OWNER-Estfn
we'll butt Biz room bungalow WA
double wallis 1storni shsetodl splendid
foundation on heavy concrete footing
good wide solid concrete driveway az
garage. each Of HIs rooms ate large and
rupmy. uuN floors throughout with nbur.
dance of good closets, many nttrsctitN
hulli In features, full M foot lot fac
iuE auuih on south side IN ono Of Nv"
beat restricted sections. Fur quick spte.
viii take 5000 with $1,000 down ana
rest IN monthly payments. This In M
dnuhtcdly one Of the best buys In tho
city and VIII merit your inspection. II
Interested call me any time during tf>
day or In the evening At Usage 1866
The daily times., 1921-11-05
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
r. n. OWENS.

Whereas on the 31st day of Oct
1921, God in His Infinite wisdom
called from his family and our midst,
our friend and brother, r. N. Owens,
a member of Joseph Warren Lodge
No. 80 A. F. & A. NJ, of Stantons-
burg, N. C. Therefore, be it resolved ::
FIRST, That we bow in humble
submission to the will of the Su-
preme Architect of the Universe, the
Builder of the Temple not made with
hands.
SECOND, That we as Masons
mourn his loss with his family, to
whom we extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy, and whom we commend to the
tender love of our Heavenly Father,
mad His promise to those who mourn.
THIRD, That copy of tfrese resol-
utions be sent to the family, copy
for publication to both the Wilson
Times and the Orphans Friend, :"
and a copy be spread upon the min
utes of Joseph Warren Lodge No. 90.
Signed:
B. J. THOMPSON,
c. S. WHITLEY.
w. r. RODGERS.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
DIR. CAMPBELL MORGAN

The people of Wilson are fortu-
nate in having with them for six
days beginning tomorrow DR.. Camp
bell Morgan, one of the ablest stu
dents of the Bible in America if not
in the world. He will lecture in the
afternoon and every night in the
Methodist church, and all should
hear him.
The Bible is Gods message to man.
1T should be read and studied more
than it is in order to acquaint one
with the plans and purposes of the
Father, our Creator, the maker of
the heavens and earth and to whom
every man, woman and child must
.;ive an accounting of the deeds done
in the flesh
The daily times., 1921-11-05
Et EKI EN-SOLDIER
URGED TO ATTEND

Preparations are rapidly mate
rializing for the Armistice Day cele-
bration to be held in Wilson Novem-
Der IL. The local program will be
an interesting ono. . .vernor Nor
rison has proclaimed the 11th as ii
holiday in North Carolina and pro
grams appropriate to t.: day vii be
observed all over the state. In ac-
cordance With the cation of the Sen
ate the holiday will be nationw de.
The local celebration will begin at
$50 O'Clock Friday norning, No
vember l1th, with the annual meet
ing and election of officers of the
Robert B. Anderson Post Of the
distributed to all ex-service men at
this time. I.yery eX-servi e man is
urged to secure the ribhGn ana tn,;s
identify himself as All cx-sol iief
ravy, whether he is member Of the
American Legion or not he is urged
10 attend the celebration and identi-
fy himself as an ex-soldier. The
War Mother sare anxious to have
every one of these men as guests at
the dinner they will give the former
soldiers. They especially urge them
all to attend
The march to the First Methodist
church will take place at 11:15,
services being held at the church at
1880. At that time DR.. and Mrs
w. S. Anderson will present the Post
with banner in memory of their
son, Lieut.. Robert 3. Anderson, who
was killed in France. The dinner to
the eX-service men will be served by
the War Mothers at 1 o'clock And
every ex-soldier whether a member
of the Legion, whether a resident of
Wilson county, is urged to be the
guest of the War Mothers on this oc-
ca sion.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
FINANCIAL NOTES.
(By Rose & Son

New York, Nov 5.-Contended
that bear selling in late trading did
not effect general tone and trend of
stock market. Admitted that most
important buying is still in high
grade bond and investment stocks.
Importance of armament limita-
tion conference as market factor sue-
gested in some circles
Domestic oil stocks continue to be
regarded with special favor.
Average of fifteen railroad stocks
yesterday 6152 against 61S1 previ-
Gus day 62.03 a week ago and II &c
same period last year. Average of Is
industrials yesterday 59.66 against
$3.50 previous day 6223 week ago
and 6S.21 last year.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
DOCTORS TO MEET.

The quarterly meeting OF the
Fourth District Medical Society will
meet at the Country Club at 400 p.
M, Tuesday. November 8, 1921.
The officers of the organization
are. Councillor, DR.. E. T. Dickinson,
Wilson; President, Dr. j. C. Grady,
Kenly; Vice-President, Dr. E. S.
Boice, Rocky Mount; Secretary, Dr.
c. A. Woodard, Wilson
The program is as follows
Call to Order by the President
Address of Welcome-Dr. G.. NJ
Brooks, Elm City
Response to Address of Welcome
DR.. E. S. Boice, Rocky Mount.
Scientific PaDers-Treatment of
Neurosyphilis-Dr. H. L. Large,
Rocky Mount.
Report of Cases-Dr. p. P Lane.
Wilson.
Diseases of the Kidney and Ureter
Complicating the Diagnosis of Ap-
pendicitia-Dr. c.. T. Smith, Rocky
Mount
hS lL>tt Sel lutcT0SLS Oh the
Profession and the Public-Dr. w.
S. Rankin, Raleigh
For the Good of the order-Dr. H.
A. Royster. Raleigh
Minutes of the last meeting.
Councillors Report
Miscellaneous Business.
Election of Officers
Immediately following the meeting
the Society will be the guests of the
Wilson County Society for Dinner
Membership in the Fourth District
Medical Society includes all members
in good standing of the following
County Societies:
Edgecembe, Halifax, Green, John
ston. Nasn, Northampton. Wayne and
Wilson.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
TOBACCO DRIVE
IN BCRLEY DISTRICT

With three flying squadrons Of 90
workers in several of the counties
and intensive drives in which bust
ress and professional men will assist,
closing their stores and offices in or
der to do so, the next to the final
week of the Burley Tobacco Grow
ers' Cooperative Association drive
started Monday in every county in
the hurley district Those counties
in which there are to be no public
speakings will have precinct drives,
but the public meetings will continue
paign.
Organization Manager, Joseph
rassonneau said that, in his opinion,
and judging by the enthusiasm mani
tested the past week by the workers
throughout the district, there was no
doubt of the ultimate success of the
movement. Manager Passonneau
gave out a list of the additions to
the pool by counties the past week,
as indicative of the rapid gain made
by the cooperative movement and
warranting the optimism felt about
headquarters as to the final success
of the campaign.
20,O0O,0O0 pounds from AZ coun
ties have reported this week since
The daily times., 1921-11-05

DR.. Campbell Morgan arrived in
Wilson this afternoon Every lover
OF the Bible residing in the city has
awaited his coming and is happy that
in the next few days he is to have
the rare pleasure OF hearing this
gifted man
DR.. Morgan's first service will be
at three O'Clock Sunday afternoon,
when the churches will meet i'll union
services. At 7:30 there will be a
union service again and every effort
will be made to accommodate the
congregation. Each day following
through Friday the l 1th, DR.. Morgan
Will speak at the above named
hours. These services will b. held
in the First Methodist church.
Perhaps no man living mas infu-
enced for good SO many men as has
DR.. Morgan. He is as we'll know.-
and rs dearly loved in America as in
ngland. No nation can claim him and
this is a universal message The next
six days in the church life of Wilson
should be epochal
The daily times., 1921-11-05
DAMAGING
FOR ANDREWS

Greenville. Nov. 4-Bonnic A..
drews, young white man. on trIal for
Lis life in Pitt county Superior COM,
under a charge of having criminau,
assaulted Estelle Briley. l2-yearo,,
school girl. will know his fate som.
time Saturday.
A jury was secured in an hour mn,
IS minutes and exactly two hon,,
after the case was called the state.s
principal witness. the little Hri,.
girl, was reciting her story which w,s
in general, the same as preyiousIv
given. The state had presented tb.
principal evidence this afternoon =,
$50 O'Clock when Judge G. G. Lyon
presiding. ordered a recess up,ir
$3.50 Saturday morning. A few NOR.
witnesses are to go on the stand and
Judge Whedbee, conducting tn.
prosecution. Will rest.
According to the evidence intro
duced this afternoon. Andrews went
to the Stokes schoolhouse last Mon
day and sent word in to the Brilev
girl that her uncle wanted to see her
She went out to the automobile in
which Andrews was seated and he il
alleged to have pulled her in the
machine and sped away The as
sault is said to have taken place in
a body of woods near washington.
n. c. Physicians who examined the
girl testified there was plenty of
evidence of an attempted criminal
assault.
The little girl, slender and not
large for her years. made :; good
itness and her statements were an
shaken on cross-examination. The
jury. composed of men of middle
age, was secured without calling
more than half of the special yenire
Of 100 summoned for the case. Mo
ton of counsel for the defense to
move the trial to another county was
not allowed by Judge Lyon nor would
the jurist hear a motion for Il con
tinuance.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
STATE FARMERS UNION
TO MEET IN RALEIGH.

Raleigh. Nov. 5.-The North Caro-
lima Farmers Union annual meeting
will be held in the county courthouse
in Raleigh Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, November 1917, IS. The
meeting dates have thus been moved
up one week from the dates originally
announced.
On the opening day there will be
an address of welcome by Governor
Cameron Morrison and an address
by Mr.. j. w. Bailey of Raleigh, also
the annual address of President r.
W. II. Stone. The next two days will
bring the reports of special commit
tees, resolutions. election of officers,
and other routine business.
Officers OF the State Union at pres
ent are: President r. w. H. Stone,
Greensboro; Vice-president. DR.. J.
Nj. Templeton, Cary; Secretary-treas-
urer, w. L. Bagwell. Raleigh; Exc
cutive Committee: w. B. Gibson,
Chm. Statesville; f. c. Faires,
Greensboro; j. l.. Cherry. HObgood:
H. d. Alexander. Pineville; Ollin
Cruise.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
THE. y. Nj. G. A.

Much interest is being manifested
in the Y M C. A. in this city and
the various committees are at work
formulating a plan to not only con-
tinue the work, but also to locate
building that will be both useful and
ornamental
With the Y NJ. G.. A. as the CEN
ter of the activities for uplift and
Improvement under the direction of
Mr.. C. b. West it's very capable SUI
rerinIendent, this association could
take care of the community service
work OF the city, aided by the
churches and other organizations.
With the University OF North Car
oIina reaching out to bring its work
in touch with the people. it would "c
an easy matter to secure the direc-
tor Of dranlatics from the University
whenever a play was to be put on.
This and other talent is at the dis
Eosition of the people of the state,
and precludes the necessity for
bringing some one here to put on
plays and pay them the larger part
of the proceeds. The university
charges nothing for its experts and
leases them to any community for
ineir absolutely necessary expenses
only while engaged in local work.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
AN APPRECIATION

In appreciation of special kind
ness to the kind hearted people OF
Wilson, who generously ministered
to US and especially TO our loved one,
wife and mother, now gone to her
reward we wish in this way to ac-
knowledge our Indebtedness and our
high apprflation. We can never
forget your kindness and the assist
ance so cheerfully bestowed at this
time.
Dr. j. PRESLEY Barrett
Mrs. Eunn Hearn,
Bum Hearn.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
NOTICE-TRUSTE SALE OF
LAND

BY virtue of authority contained
TO the undersigned by ]. P Oakley.
dated October %, 1919, on account
or failure to pay the Indebtedness
therein secured, the Trustee, A H.
Elier. will sell for cash to the high
est bidder at the court house in Will
son, n. c., commencing at 1900 noon
on Monday, the 5th day of December.
1921, the lands described in said deed
ister of Deeds of Wilson county in
Book 1872, page 29S, as follows:
All those certain tracts of land
lying and situated and being in the
county of Wilson and State of North
Carolina, near the town of Elm City
and being tracts Nos. One and One A
on plat of land formerly owned by
the Daughtry Estate hearts and
known as the Upper Town Creek
Farm as surveyed and plated by r.
T.. White, engineer plat of which is
on record in Wilson county, Regis
ter of Deeds Office in Plat Book No.
I. Page 1856, to which said plat ref
erence is hereby made for a more
perfect description: Tract No. 1
contains 1913 acres tract No. A
contains rs acres. making total
Of 26.4 acres.
This, November the 1st, 1921.
A. H. ELLER, Trustee.
1151 219 rs
The daily times., 1921-11-05
ENDEAVOR
IN DISTRICT MEETING

Fayetteville. Nov. 5.-The fifth an
nual convention of the Southeast
Christian Endeavor District convened
at the Highland Presbyterian church
this morning with addresses of vel
come by Mayor McKeithan, DR.. w
E. Hill and l.. e. Cooper. Approx
mately 125 delegates are here for the
meeting. The convention will come to
close tomorrow evening.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
FIRST Baptist Church

Dr. l. NJ Mercer, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M, con-
Quoted by Mr.. A. B. Carroll. Supt.
Public worship at IL a. III. The
sermon by the pastor.
No evening service, but the con-
cr"c;tion will unite in the Morgan
Billie Conference at the First Meth
y ist church.
a cordial invitation to the public
TO all services.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
First Methodist Church

F. Swindell Love, Pastor
Services at IL a. M, and 1880
p. m.
The pastor will preach at IL. This
is peace Sunday and the day is one
OF special prayer for the Conf. on
Limitation of Armaments
DR.. Morgan will preach at 3 and
80. The afternoon and night
services are union services DR..
Morgan will lecture each day dur
ing the week at and 7:3 p. mo
Sunday school at 9:45, MIR. J. A.
Spiers, Supt.
services
The daily times., 1921-11-05
The Presbyterian Church

Nash and Jackson SITS.
E. l.. Flanagan, Pastor.
Divine services Sunday II "a m
IN the evening the congregation
will worship in the union services at
the First Methodist church.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m, Mr.
S. E. Leonard, Supt.
You are cordially invited to these
services
The daily times., 1921-11-05
First Christian Church

j. E. Stuart, Minister.
Bible school 9:45 a. m, j. w. JOmp
Supt.
Preaching at II a. m. by the pas
tor
There will be no evening service
on account of the G. Campbell Nor
gan meeting at First NJ. E, Church.
Christian Endeavor at GAS p. m.
You are cordially invited.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
HAVE MOVED TO EMPOHIA

Mrs John C. Moore of Elm City
who has been visiting relatives III
patheI will return tomorrow and
spend several days with DR.. ana Mrs.
r. G. Moore before taking up her
residence near Emporia where MI.
Moore is engaged in farming.