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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11

The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Pet
er Peschong is i'll with the scarlet
fever, and as consequence the school
in that district is closed and Miss Net
tie Lockhart, the teacher, is spending
this week at home.
Mrs. Robert Nichol spent Tuesday
afternoon and Thursday with friends
lin Twin Brooks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11
John Jurqens Hurt

John Jurgens. SO nof Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jurgens, suffered the misfor-
tune of loosing two fingers on the
buzz saw while at work in the manuel
training department at the High
school Wednesday afternoon. The
second and third fingers were sever
ed at the first joint, and while the
index finger was badly cut, it is pos
sible that it can be saved. The little
finger was slightly cut. He was tax
en- to the hospital where the fingers.
were dressed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11
TIN. I.
!: !. NAT l(lllAl
SERVICE. MEN

him at the head of it.. The latest
song hits, jokes and stunts will be
given combined with some of the To-
cal talent that is yet to be presented
to the public, the show will be two
rounds Of laughter, one for each act.
The show will be held in the BENTLEY
Grand on Friday and Saturday even
ings, April 8 and 3. There will be
no reserved seats, and the first there
will have. the choice. Tickets will
be sold within the neut week, a full
house for Friday and one for Satur-
day. After enough tickets have been
sold for two full houses, the sale will
be stopped and the others who might
want to see the show will be "out OF
luck"
Plans are being made for a big
celebration here on the 4th of July
under the auspices of the Legion.
There has not been large celehra
tion here for some time and it will be
a big job for the Legion boys to put
over real old time affair.
Aberdeen will get the state con-
vention of the Women's Auxiliary
of the American Legion which will
be held during the first ten days of
May the date to be announced, lat
ter. This was the action of the state
executive board of the Legion at it's
meeting in Huron yesterday from
which Aberdeen members returned
late last night.
The state convention of the Legion
which was given to Rapid City at the
WatertOwn meeting last summer,
will be held on August 2a, "a, 25 and
26, the executive board decided. The
Black Hills bows ARE planning rec
ord breaking celebration. One day
has ben Set aside for recreation, one
OF the cheis features of which will be
a regular Black Hills fish fry.-Ab-
erdeen News.
=
The Huron meeting discussed the
Legion's Americanization work and
2 policy Of leaving the wo,'', in the
hands Of Individual posts because OF
the local conditions that surround
each post was adopted. All work of
course, will be under the direction OF
the state organization.
=
The vigor with which the country
wide campaign to form units of the
Women,s Auxiliary is being pressed
is shown in the National Headquart-
ers progress report for the week end
ing Feb. II. on which date the Auxil-
iary had passed the 1000 mark by >
units and was still going forward.
During the three weeks previous to
Feb. II no less than 1856 new units
had been formed throughout sc of the
49 departments in this country.
The Department of Minnesota,
with l49 units now holds first place,
Massachusetts,, with 1877 is in second
place and New York with 1873 in third
Iowa has l07 units and Pennsylvania
los units.
While the Auxiliary was growing
in rapid fashion, the Legion made
steady progress and closed the week
ending Feb. II with 1O,143 posts,
maintaining an average of more than
30 new posts week. The middle
west and southwest forged ahead of
other sections of the country in form
ing new posts. The Department Of
Ohio led with ten new posts in the
last three weeks recorded. Missouri
established nine new posts, Texas 8
and Illinois and Oklahoma 7 each
during the same time. -. Legion
Weekly
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11

John Cahill, the county auditor, will
leave the first of the week for Pierre
where he will attend the annual meet
ing of the county auditors. The
dates for the meeting are March 1G
and 18th. He vii, return the last of
the week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11

ALONG
THE LINE
Of March.

The next meeting Of the Post will
be Thursday evening, March II. Six
of seven candidates will be .'on deck"
for the initiation and the quarter
master department has been ordered
to issue rations for each member pres
ent including coffee, sandwiches and
doughnuts. A good time is promised
and if you have never attended
meeting this would be good time to
start.
The committee which met with the
Y. N. {. A. committee reported that
that committee were very favorable
toward building for the American
Legion and would give the fund that
is under their care toward such
building. The Legion has established
Building fund and the first amount
entered will be the fund turned over
by the Y. NJ. c. A. committee. The
Post expects to clear several hundred
dollars thru the Minstrel show which
is being planned at this time, which
will be placed in the Building fund
and it is hoped that every entertain
ment will give little balance to put
into this fund. And of course sub
scriptions from friends of the Legion
will be welcome anytime and help
to make this fund grow quicker. The
Post is planning on 100000 build
ing, which will serve as a Community
building, Memorial Hall and Legion
Home
w. w. Wright was elected as s. A.
at the last meeting as Earl Owens,
who was elected at the regular cleo
tion found it impossible to be there
and take the duties of the Office.
Posts thruout the country have
been taking over the Auditorinms,
halls and opera houses, which will
serve as homes and places fol enter
tainments. The Montevideo post
leased the Auditorium, the Sisseton
post the opera house and the Milbank
post has leased Harmonic Hall. This
step by the Milbanl post is only
stepping stone to large community
hall and home of it's own.
Tc,in fn fl,a te. h.
served by the Auxiliary for the post
'"~+ Thursday was the "best ever"
Fully Is members were present.
which included four men who had
made application for membership and
who were initiated later in the even
ing. The busines meeting was held
first after which the process of in
it'ating the new members was taken
up. Needless to say this was impress
sive to the new members as well as
to the old ones and they have a new
er and clearer idea of what the Le-
gion stands for. This is the first
time the ceremony has been used and
some of the rough edges had to be
taken off.
Two more applications for member
ship have been received and will be
taken in at the next meeting. There
are many service men in the county
who should be members of the post
and by making application to any
member Of the. Legion or to any of
the officers they will find out how to
go about it.
-O-
Preliminary plans for. the Legion
Minstrels have been compl4ted and it
certainly looks as tho it were going
to be the biggest thing that has ever
been staged here. Jack Mclaughlin,
the director who has been secured is
one of the truly successful directors
nj the state and the success of the
A. -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11

Have You tried any of that Pure
Peanut Butter? We make il while
you wait. City Bakery.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11

Representatives Birch and Jorgen-
son returned home from Pierre last
Monday Senator Amsden returned
Tuesday night, having stopped of il
Aberdeen for visit.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11

Sweet Clover seed, at II cents per
pound at Thirsk's Grocery.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11

Mrs. George Jurgens has been i'll
the past week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-11

Preliminary plans for. the Legion
M'nstrels have been compl4ted and it
certainly looks as tho it were going
to be the biggest thing that has ever
been staged here. Jack Mclaughlin,
the director who has been secured is
one of the truly successful directors
nj the state and the success of the
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-14

Id-lui Mihalaclie SAL Fl insllltat
Isl ciomaeit iii alegeri, sal Fl I'M
Ipiedecat prin toate mijloacele de
a patrnnde IN Camere. sal fl in
fatiSat pc umii ca tradatori, pe
|altii ca anarbiSti, sa fl aruncat
cele, mai spurcate illsulte asupra
|fiecaruia ih parte, incepand cl
odioasa campanic zilnica impo-
trivia 'lni Mihalache Camasa,
Afara' 81 lui Lupu eel cu
|mijloace de traiu necunoscute"
plus toata banda lui Blank 81
[Sa le intinzi, in lOc de mana
pimnul, celebrul pumn al imblin-
zitorlilui de fire, - aceasta ul-
TINA trcapta a decaderii politicc.
lar. daca asemenea Oferte ar Fl
81 mai departe intimpinate Gu
amabilitate. ar fl. de partea cea-
lalta, ultima treapta prostiei.
N. Iorga.
On, Romanesc".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-14
CETITI
EpOPBEA ROMANO
nasboiul nostru pentru Intre-
girea Neamului, de Generalul
4 3. Gavanescul.
OPERA. CULTURA.
LA DELA VALENI1
DE MUNTE

| Ma lnfrupt pentru prima oara
din atmOsfera cursurilor de la
Nalenii-de- Munte. Am nimerit
tocmai in ziua cand la aceste cur
suri a luat parte 81 Principle
mOstenitor al TrOnului.
Ce ri inaltatoare. &c opera mi
nunata de cultura.
Pc de-O parte profesorul ara
ltandu-si recunostinta fata de
Principele care, prin presenta 81
lprestigiul rangului sau. ia adus
m concurs nepretuit in opera in
ltreprlnsa acum nOua ami. opera
care, dupa jertfele fara hume ale
lvechiului regat, intrecut astep-
tarile celor mai indrazneti visa :
tori. Pc de alta parte, Principle.
ON intreg in toata puterea cuvin-
tului, patruns de insemnatatea
| i'n1isiunei sale 81 hotarit sa si-o in
deplineasca. ell avint. Prmcipele
aducand Omagiu profesorului pc
care Ia numit prieten 81 colabo-
rator.
! lar in jurul acestor dol apos-
toll de energie nationala suite de
Romani din toate olturile terri.
In. sala prea mica pentru al Gu
Iprlnde pc toti. am recunoscut pc
un professor din Cired, un prpot
din Banat, m student de la Iasi
81 un cOmerciant din Capitala.
| Ca sd Sc judece rOadele activi-
tatii d-lui y. Iorga in acest do
meniu, vol reproduce cuvintelc
pc care mi lea spus in intimitate
Isl fara sd banuiasca ca ele vor fl
date publicitatii. comerciantul din
Bucuresti: DE copil nu am inva-
tat multa carte. Tot ce stiu as.
tazi datOresc faptului ca de zecc
ami ma invirtesc in mediul d-lui
lorga. Din conferinta-i de astaz
n am scapat nici um cuvint'.. ID
forga vorbise despre mormintele
Rasarabilor de la Clrtea-de
Arges.
d. P. p. Negulescu poate dec
sa doarma. d. Octavian Gooa
poate sa petreaca. Este. slavd
Domnnlui, cine sd Sc coupe dc
Ecultura rOmaneasca.
Eugen Melik.
/ (Din IN. Romanesc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-14
ULTIMA YREAPTA
A T)ECADER1I
Pt)LI'ffCE

Multe S 'au vazut in viata noa-
istra politiea pc care, din nenoro.
cire, au schimhat-o asa de putin
razboiuldi, facand
|posibila intoarcerea pc scena ann
|bitiilor prime 81 q oa1nenllor ce-.
[lor mai compromise sub raportut
onestitatii private 81 a celor mai
Odiosi nneltitori contra dennis
|tatii patriei lor. Dar sunt uncle
|privchsti de All, pc care, Gu SEN
Etimentul ceia,i mai profund dis.
gust, trebxie sd le reeufoastem
mona 81 originate.
! P;rrtidele Sc lupta ilitre- ele,, aici
tea pretltildeni, pcrftrT scopu'i
saperioare sis pentru interese itls
lferioare. Oamenii cnprinsi in eie
| i$i spun reciproc~ toate pacatele
Isl, llnyle II 'ajunse, mai aiAuga de
lar datsii. Apoi vfetnea trece, 81
peste ce s'a petretart Sc frtinde
fdaca ma iertarea, care poate' +
Iun act nebil, ce putiai an,histia
Ecare riunai m&aurs material!
|de oportunitxte.
DIR, 81 ii faclt UNI pattiff cl
Facet de Ia G,ivern; CD hfhistrii y
inajoritatile sale, celia. ces q facu'
fata de partidul liAtnnsl din Ar
deal 81 mai ales f1ta Do }Sfaaiyti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-14
Sd,s agent De vopoy hcdt.

zidim casa mare. Oar II avem
bani. Sa cerem de la incl 0 casa
mare. GU gradind cu pomi, sd alba
copiii unde sd Sc joace. sd Sc
buc,ire.
= Ba' nu, barbate. ON cere
inelului 'lucrilri mai de pref. Este
casa veche a primarului, GU gra-
dina, ca poini, cu grajduri de
vife. SO luam, SO reparam 81 so
platim din mtnca noastra.
S'au imprlinutat, an luat casa,
au facut o frumoasa ca, in vre.
muir bune!' 81 mnncindI 81 pastr1na
81 indarjindq-Se la munca, an
platit datoria. Lea ramas lor
casa. Baetii cresteau 81 erau Gu
mint, fata,. Sc S;facea frumoasa.
Copiii au invatat mul tampIaria,
unul hegotul. Fata s'a maritat cu
invatatorui eel tinar VENT in sat.
81 oamenii saraci de acum dou;i
zeci 81 cinci de ami. erau acum
oamcni cuprinsi 81 miltumiti.
Au trecut anil. VENT batrine-
tea, slaba. greoaie. Tinerii de
altadata efaur acum bunici. Stau
la vatra, amintindu-si de trecutul
Tor. ST 0 raza de bucurie lie in
calzea inimile. ca, II 'au cerut nj
mic de la incl.
"Sa-l lasam nepotilor mos.
tenirc. zice femeia.
= Ba M. Eli team ascultat
Asculta-rda 81 tn pc mine. Daca
ei ar cere toate' dc-a gaia de la
incl, S ar face lenesi 81 s'ar deda
la furturi, la iliselatorii, la asu-
'priri Ar fl 0 pacoste pc semenii
lor. Mai bine sal ducem cu moi
in mormant''.
Femeia Sc gahdi putin. Saruta
pc batrin pc frunte: Al dreb-
tate"
81 batrinu1 saruta inelul odata
zicand: ''Vreau sd ma inmor
mantezc cu ell. II saruta doua
81 Il treia CARA cerind acelas lu-
cru. Acum era fericit ca nu ra-
mane in urma lui darul eel dus-
manOS muncei staruitOare. Lua
81 batrina inelul 81 sc bucura
cand vazu cd sarutindu-l. nu da
mimic din cele cerute..
L Au ihuf'it. 81 i-an ingropat cu
cinste.
Tot satul lea zis Dumnezeu
sa-r crte. lar Ell au trait 81 all
mnrit Ell credinta, cd aveau un
,dar pc care nu 'au folosit, caci
! an Inlbcpit Gu munca rodnica 81
staruitoare, care lea dat tot &c
ap dorit vre-odata: Sanatato.
viata hnga 81 multumire lor 81
'c0piifor copiilor Tor.
'Kasaritul' y. +. Faur.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-14
[H|f L.lJL

vre-un batran evlaviOs in altt
|vrem,ri. MI s'a rngat mutt. Da,
credinta-f lumina ochii ca stelclt
cerrlui 81 n fata Use aprinse tot
focuf ap,lsului de SCARE
| Cand Sc ridica, in fata lui ste
tea o zIna. 81 zina era frumOasf
81 blinda n privire 81 dulce Ii
graf. Fara sa apuce rosti vre-ul
clvmt, ea-i zise:
Stu c'ai plecat sd cauti no
rocul. Stiu cu cc gand al Dornit
0, stu ce s'a petrecut in sufletul
tau pc drum. Stu 81 ce-i acasa Ia
tine. Pana cand tel intoarce. ne
vasta ia sa-ti nasca 0 fetita
frumoasa ca 81 copiii. Mie-mi sunt
dragi c6piii fr,imosi, mi-e dragsi
Isl credinta ia 81 dragostea voas
ira. ST dnrerea voastra mia fbst
draga. Ia inelul asta. Trei lucrur
Ipoti sal ceri. sarutandu-l. D,lpa
iicc-ti va 'mplini 81 treia dorinta
Eva ramaiiea incl ca toate inelele"
| 81 punandu-i inelul in deget
zina pieri, fara sa alba omnl
timp sal multumeasca. FL Sc ster-
Sc Ia ochii lacramati, privind in
jurul lui. Soarele sc lasa linistit
dupa maguri. Cald. duios 81 plm
de binccuvintare. Omul pornise
spre casa. Obosit 81 frint de foa-
[nie, sc abatu pc la casa unui can
tonier (pazitor la drumul de fer)
Ceru loc de rapaus peste noapte
Gu greu Pau lasat sd doarma pc
|prispa afara. Calatorul adormi
curind.
81 prin Wis incepu' sd vor-
beasca: Isl era zina fru-
moasa. 81 mia spus sa Ger inelu-
lui trei lucruri. 81 a fost zina
huna 81 blanda n privire 81 dulce
la grail.
Gazda auzi. Sc scula. Vazu
inelul in degetul calatorului os-
TENT. SANTANA Gu inelul eel avea
|el. Sc dusa. il cauta in lada de
lucruri pretioase, 81 esi. Vru sa
scoata inelul din degetul pribea-
gului 81 acesta SIC destepta.
Team desteptat prictene. sa
vii in casa. Sa nu racesti aci.
Hal si-i imbuca ceva. Si-om gusta
un paharel de vim. Nu-i frumos
sa nu ne cunoastem mai bine,
cand al inherit la casa mea".
Sc scula Omul. ca era rupt de
fOame. CantOnierul aduse man,
care 81 mai ales vim. Din cateva
Ipaharele la 'mbatat. la scos
inelul din deget 81 n loc i Ia pus
lpe al lui. Apoi s'a culcat mnlt,;.
NIT de isprava ce 0 facuse. Tar
calatorul cu inelul Sc scula dini.
neata, multumi gazdei 81 pleca
fericit spre casa. In urma lni
cantOnierul Sc inchise in casa
saruta inelul Sill ceru sal umple
casa de taleri de aur.
DE odata incepura sd curgS
din pod, de pc ferestri, de pc
grinzi. de pc pareti, taleri 81 iat
taleri dc aur. FL sta in mijlocul
easel. bucurindu-se de norocul ce
a dat >peste ell. Oar i'm curind
granada crescu. acoperi usa, in.
cepu sal cuprinda pana la ge.
lnmchi, pana la briu, pana la
umeri. Apoi il acoperi de tot ST.
omori acolo. Apoi s'a surpat pa
! mantul sub canton. s'a prabisit
sarind Gle asupra apa.
Omul ell inelul ajungand acasa
sra vazut copilita 81 aratand ne
vestii inelul la spus cele petre
cute cu zina.
Acum sa cerem mai inta
sa avem pamant 81 vite 81 unelt;
de paugarie,- zice omul.
/ - Ba nu, barbate. De ce $:
[stricam puterea inelului nuna
pentru atata. Ute, Sc parceleak;
(Imparth) mosia cea mare a sta
tului. Sc da in arelrda sau Sc vim.
4 parcelele. Sa ne iiscriem 81 moi
\ 81 sa muncim mai mutt deca
/ lEpana acum, car sd platinl pamah
Itul. lar ineful,li sal cerem ali
l Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-14
Banii
fBstfo-uRgari.
SD SCOT DIN CIRCULATf1
Pc ZIUA DE Is SEPT.

Toti fratii Romani, care au bani
gaia Anstro- Ungari trebue sal
schimbe. in bani noui ABSTRACT sau
Ungari. Pentru putea face acest
lncru trimiteti banii la banca noas-
stra eel mai tarziu pana la / Sep
tembrie, caci altfel yeti pierde toti
banii.
The Home news., 1921-02-25

MT. P. E. Files spent the past ten days with his brother at Enfield, Ill.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Pulley were in Cotton Plant Thurs day and Friday. n The Salvation Army during a period of one year in St. Louis aided 235O families.
 The Salvation Army Indus trial Home in St. Louis aided 1,O93 men during the period of one year.
 Messrs Minor and Marvin Yarbrough of Rangr, Texas, are visiting friends and rela- tives here and at Revel.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
SWITCH OPERATED BY FOOT.

The new San Diego & Arizona railway has placed in use some foot operated switches that make the life of the brakeman much easier and at |the same time prevent a switch from throwing itself in the jar of long freight trains passing over the rail intersection. When the arm op- gating the switch is thrown, it falls under a spring catch from which it cannot emerge until the catch is opened by the foot lever. It is thus additionally safe and at the same time the brakeman finds it much easier and speedier than when he must put a pin in place after throw ing the switch to hold the switch from jumping open.
The Home news., 1921-02-25

A Duroc-Jersey SOW be- longing to D. M. Huff, a pro- gressive farmer east of town, farrowed 15 pigs Wednesday night.
 Quit worrying your neighbor by borrowing this paper from him. Subscribe for it yourself the price is only one dollar a year, six months sixty cents.
The Home news., 1921-02-25
WARNING ORDER

In the Woodruff County, Ark,
 Chancery Court, Northern
 District. Rosa Hawn, Plaintiff John Hawn, Defendant
 The defendant, John Hawn, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Rosa Hawn.
 Witness my hand as clerk of said court, and seal thereof, on. this 9th day of Feb. 1921.
 GEORGE HARRISON, H.2-11-4t. Clerk.
 Cashier w. E. Mccain spent Sunday in Wynne.
The Home news., 1921-02-25

 he manufactures before he puts the market He personally must know it will do all he wants it to do before he will alloy any Tractor He kept buying land until he had omhng like eight dion containing the blowing problems that the farmers of the world and then the Fodson Tractor put work and made to
 therefore, when market right bought tried tested and it be all that Mr. Ford claims be- and this why that while farm Tractors Aemrcan while three hundred thousand have been sold hundred that three hundred thousand Forson Tractors and the Fodson has only been the market years.
 has sold rapidly because when farmer bought he pra caly converted the to the desab and profit o the Fordson Tractor on the farm.
 The Fordson is made small, compact flexible dependable handle than horse that anybody of ordinary could operate and We wanted make that machine would not have to be sold with every Tractor 1t was made by farmer TOT farmer and has the endorsement of the farmersthe little fa fifteen and farmer we know has fftsi as well in the West as does in the East just flexible in the North and fields just flexible and useful the fruit ranch it among the fields of oats and barley 1t Just other commercial line But especially designed the farmer it is especially his necessity
 production of enabling cultivate his ground better advantage than he @ Wlr o reat consever of labor oh has so advantages that the farmer can't do without and be progressive and make money.
 farmer in and let tell him more this Fordson Tractor Let make demonstration for him on Let test out to his soil conditions Let's show
 Don't delay only many Fordson this territory Get order in now and remember that the Fodson after service prompt and We supplied with everything keep your Fordson going every day in the Come in and let's talk it over
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
TONIC TREATMENT
FOR SICK HEADACHE

Only those who have endured hours
Of agony from sick headaches can know
the ioy and relief OF the person who
has found remedy that not only les
sens the frequency and severity OF the
attacks but builds up every part OF the
body by strengthening the nerves and
improving the blood Mrs. Jennie Ben
ner. a resident of 42l Greenwich ave
nue., New Haven, Conn, wants others
to know about the remedy that helped
her She says:
"My blood was so thin that ! was
without ambition and strength for my
work. Whenever it seemed that | was
getting a little stronger | would have
sick headache that was so painful and
prolonged that ] was left weaker than
ever My hands and limbs swelled up
and were very painful if the weather
was damp. | was very nervous and SUI I
fered from palpitation of the heart.
Nothing had any effect on this condi-
tion until one day read about DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills in a newspaper and
began the treatment with this rem
edy.
THAT marked a change in nay condi-
ton. In a few weeks the headaches be-
came less severe and then disappeared
entirely and I haven't had headache
for three months Ny blood improved
so much that my legs and arms no
longer swell and my neryes are much
stronger sleep web and am still gain
ing in strength ! am glad 70 say good
word for DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
Get a box of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
at your druggist to-day or write to
the DR.. Williams Medicine CO., Schenec,
tady, \. Y, enclosing sixty cents and
box viii be sent you, postpaid. A little
book Diseases Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn" which explains the treatment,
will be sent free on requcst.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19

speed, D D.. pastor. Morning worship
at 1880 and sermon by the pastor on
"The Three Fold Inscription on the
Cross" The Sunday school meets at
II m. At p. m, the Y, 7, $, c. f.
will hear about "The Mountain
Whites" At O'Clock, evening worship
and an illustrated lecture by the pas
tor on "The Historic Face of Christ"
Tuesday, p. m, meeting Of the Faholo
campfire girls and at $3.50 p. m, the
boy scouts. The Philatheas will have
sugar social on Tuesday evening at
I 80 o'clock. Wednesday at $50 p. m,
meeting of the Willheha campfire girls.
Midweek service Thursday evening at
: 30 o'clock The public is cordially in.
vited TO worship with us,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
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