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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-05
INDEXED.

INDEXED. -
state of New Mexico,
County Of Bernalillo-ss,
This instrument was filed for
record on the 22nd day of MAY.
1922, at II o'clock A. M.
Recorded In Vol. "E" Misc. Of
Records Of said county. Folio 26S,
(SeaD FRED CROLLOTT,
Clerk and Recorder,
BY 8. CRoLLOTT. Deputy Clerk.
Compared: SIS to BN.
00546G
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-05

ENDORSED.
No. 1885.
Cor. Reed. Vol. 7, Page 140.
Amendment to
Certificate of Incorporation
OF
BUTTS INCORPORATED
Changing name to Owl Drug Com.
pany.
Filed In Office Of
STATE CORPORATION COMMIS.
SION
OF New Mexico
May 10, 1922. IL A. M.
A. l.. Morrison. Clerk.
Compared:
lex to JJO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-05

* DAYS
->RR[sULTs

National League.
Chicago, 6; Cincinnati, s.
New York, 8; Brooklyn, A.
No others scheduled!
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-05
IODAYy
'AGAMES
National League

National League.
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
American League.
Open date.
Texas is five times as large as
England.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-05
State of New Mexico,

otdte OF new Mexico.
County of Bernalillo-ss.
Frank Butt, being by me duly
sworn, deposed and said that he is
the president of Butts Incorporat.
ed; that at special meeting of all
OF the stockholders of Butts In
corporated, said stockholders being
Frank Butt, Paul Butt and r. w.
Butt, said meeting being held at
principal office and place of busi-
ness of Butts Incorporated, at AL
buquerque, New Mexico, 500 P. M,
May IL. 1922, for the purpose of
considering the change of name Of
Butts Incorporated to "Owl Drug
Company" said stockholders and
each and all of them voted for and
assented to said proposed amend
ment:
And r. w. Butt, being by me duly
sworn, deposed and said that he is
the secretary Of Butts Incorporate
ed; that at special meeting Of all
OF the stockholders Of Butts In
corporated, said stockholders be-
ing Frank Butt, Paul Butt and r.
w. Butt, said meeting being held at
principal office and place Of busi-
ness of Butts Incorporated at AL
buquerque, New Mexico. 500 p. NJ,
May 18th, 1922, for the purpose of
considering the change OF name of
Butts Incorporated to "Owl Drug
Company" said stockholders and
each and all of them voted for and
assented to said proposed amend
ment.
FRANK BUTT, President.
r. w. BUTT, Secretary.
(SeaD
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day Of May, 1922.
George c. Taylor, Notary Public.
My commission expires April 8,
1926. (SeaD
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-05

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z-One out when winning run
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-05
LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NEW MEXICO. STATE
CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON,
United States of America
State of New Mexico-ss.
1t is hereby certified, that the an
nexed is full, true and complete
transcript of the
AMENDMENT TO CERTIFICATE
OF INCORPORATION OF BUTT S
INCORPORATED
changing name to
OWL DRUG COMPANY
(No. 1889
with the endorsements thereon, as
same appears on file and of record
in the office of the State Corpora
tion Commission.
In testimony whereof, the State
Corporation Commission of the
State of New Mexico has caused
this certificate to be signed by its
Chairman and the seal of said
Commission, to be affixed at the
City of Santa Fe on this 18th day
Of May, A. D. 1922.
(Seal)
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-05
st. Louis.

z-Batted for Pruett in seventh.
By innings:
Chicago .01O 900 100 o.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19
RESCUE q SAILORS
THOUGHT DROWNED
IN LAKE SUPERIOR
GREW NARROWED FIVE DAYS IN
BELOW ZERO WEATHER AND
WITHOUT FOOD TAKEN FROM
BARREN ISLAND.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Dec. 10
After being marooned for Ave days on
one OF the barren Lizard Islands IN
Lake Superior. with the temperature
below zero, and apparently without
food. twenty-three OF the twenty-seven
missing persons from the illfated Re'
lance have been rescued by the tugs
Gray and Favorlte. according to q
wireless dispatch received yesterday
from the Gray.
Fate of the remaining four was not
revealed. Those rescued include Cap
tain ID. A. Williams, master OF the lie
lance.
Captain John Mcpherson OF Tn
Booth Fisheries. a passenger on I'M
craft, still IL missing. :,
| Hope OF finding any alive virtual.
was abandoned earlier in the Gay whel
tho Gray reported tho finding or W.
battered llfeboats from the Reliance
When they left the sinking tug non
OF the man had food, fuel or ilrearm'
The island on which they landed
practically barren and uninhabited.
II probably win be late today beIor
tho tugs can return with the rescue'
because OF the leo In Lake Superlo
PHYSICIANS and medical supplies, 4
sother with food and fuel, we're ta9'
aboard tho rescue tugs before tho
started out.
The wrecking OF the Reliance vi
the result OF a gambia with fate. Ait
lying to IN sheltered cove Tor thr'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19

DAYS in the hope Of riding out the
storm. Captain Williams found, ny
supplies exhausted. The maTners
elected to tempt fate and breast the
blizzard Four hours after the anchor
had been hoisted the Reliance was
dashed against the rocks,
All those ON board took 10 the NE.
boats. Seven OF the thirty'six aboard
reached safety Saturday night after
battle against tho waves. Two
others. Mr., and Mrs. John Harten,
cooks, we're loft N Il waystl" station
when tbs woman baca%J e~h5nste'
and had to he carried four NJ 80
THROUGH tho snowdriits.
The rescue tugs had made two pr,
yious attempts to reach the side OF
tho Reliance, but We're beaten BACK
by the gale.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19
MAN LONG MISSING
SOUGHT IN OTTAWA

Ottawa police were asked 10 look
for Reuben h. Allen. OF Alliance. o..
who Is heir to large fortune. Al
len left Nlliarce twenty-hve years
ago, being In the laundry business un'
iii that time His relatives kept IN
touch with him up to a few years
ago when all correspondence Win
him stopped abruptly.
While no reward Is out for any one
to tell him of his fortune 1t Is re-
ported that 1t would be worth enes
time to try aud locate him. he "
described as dark hair, eyes and dark
complected. heavy set, afty-hve years
/ old. He Is a molder by trade but Ia
also an excellent musician. playing
the violin with great skill.
Alliance police believe that Allen
Is In these parts and ask anyone VINO
should see a man of this description
and travelling under the name OK ~
len to notify the chief OF police at al
lance. ..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19
RElD'S PLIGHT BRINGS
WRATH OF PREACHERS

Los Angeles, INC. ls.-Reports To-
day npm the sanitarium where wal
lace Reid, motion picture actor, 10
suffering from breakdown Nn'Cn
relatives ascribed TO complications
following his breaking away from ma
use of whisky and narcotics. indicat'
cd IN Improvement In his CONDITION
Reids physicians said the actor $
temperature was nearly normal anu
that his pulse Ia ddropped from 10y
To li2. They added Reid was epie
10 take a little nourishment.
The physicians said Reds decline
use of drugs and llkETAolESt AYE
followed his abandonment Oh tne
use of drugs and liquor but th'
snaofc ailment which threatened nj
life was influenza. II the actor taii
ed 10 recover il was added inhuenz'
! would be the cause written on tn
7 nreachers' association OF southern
I death certificate. The Aethodls
/ California planned to ask the CIT.
council today to appoint coinuils
sion OF men and women TO make a.
\ investigation of the use OF habit 10TH
I ing drugs in Los Angeles.
IL adopted a long resolution II
which 1t was stated;
h 1T IL persistently rumored that u
Y names of some of the biggest prodas
\ ers and actors In southern Cahforni
\ are linked with his tReid's) piigh
, In all this the city has suffered irr'
parable loss. The cinema indnstr
! has suffered. These conditions .
\ ther obtain or they do not Obtain
These stories are either false
true The cinema industry IS eith'
infested with AN immoral eiemei
morals and deeency In our city al
that threatens the industry gof
nation and this citys good name,
else II has been and Is being maiig
ed and slandered in an unthlnXap
manner"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19

NOS, taleuted children seen IN ot'
tawa in l>Arg time
The four eople taking the leading
roles were "a cellent in their parts |
Jimmie Wepsher sang solo, "Was'
,,n -, ,he KIT" which won great APP
s t,,orsa and MiA Brandherm ana Mr.,
piIa aS In theit duet number, 'our
Wedding Day." were very Syn sOoo
The next scena was pthee''n"'
where Ave solo dahcers III 'ron. W
Handsomely decataet black urop gu,
,a,n furnished ons OF ths most ,H.e,
es,Ina and pictur esque par's VI -.
s s,a,,o ,nment lkach dancer was
Spr . ,n respond % an encore. anu
,San n great deal OF applause from '"'
Mise Catherine Nertney gave tne
a., dance. Miss America. Atte'
ahe left the stage Miss Loretta 10
snu anpeared in a beautiful orl%itd >.
s s rcnr,psenting f'Miss lndl''
Itss Gather Farrell. who was M'sS
sa,and" uaye tho Nthird dance, io'o"
| ing Il by mmbglriue oauu nor,
ENCORE one Miss EVA taisso was inc n y, -
danced TO appear. giving c ~ ta ~,
listic dance as Miss Russia ~
,.o,c Of Miss Ottawa Miss beru'1'
nroun aprered 10 the last dam
prohohly never befose did h"o sucn
.ion,ad voung women appear ph one
800 % a,place in solo dances III W
80 each girl was perfect IN ne,
80 WAS ligSt az feather ana uaheeI
part VIZ, rarely displayed exceGf
by professionals. ,ioD ~,
" After "Dancelend, MOTION p,
80 q, Nooseheart, the national nese'
,s,,a rs and orphanage " ue orue'
, - woose on the Fox river, near nv
! FORA. was shown. fh@ sa,oras,
srouuds made an espee ely in.et e.,
: Ing picture. District STgah =,
i ton smoke briefly on tina schooi snI ~ r.,
Tho Moose organization lie sAp'a. ~
II nv hal "A present l.lss orphans arr
{ ~ and that each OF these Ghiiorel
b EVEN a hah school edpeatpn an
!. aatIonal trade before being alio"
4 "a N 20 out into the aprld.
Il TIN. anal scene OF tbs play Was
g asr ION the Ki-Kss-koo hoo
{. ~ raen" The characters taking p'''
q IN This scene we're as folp"s
l,;shtpin' n vpiter Lawrence M"''
II washington. his partner In crime
nj ....... Pete Caliaha
b nonaId Curtis. o guest .....,',,'.
!" l'on'N' Howard Larso
b. c.o,t Ainsley. another patron. -. -.
.........., hoo 10
n. .,o,on Gilbert an entertainer
70 fieien Lucille Mere
re Mater Dale, q sportsman. 80: :..,..
or "'''o' ...... Roy Dnekwor'
ne ,o,nos richards. race truck man
D. Jaiies .. Herbert Vile
We no,iceman. ..... Clayton h.indois
v. hlekS Esther Earle
tn .,aary OlNeil eYerybodys sweet
~ bsart -. $50. Catherine Ner'h y
n Cnests---Kathryn Lucey. Ann Z
MISTY Esther Farrell, Mary sehert
ne Wa,hrvn Hahn. Mary Cater, CatheTil
IT. prsnrdherm and Lucille Mercer, h n.
N. old Dean. Gail Toney, Lawrence Run i
tn Everett Mitchell Clyde Arms'roi
n Tonv Kuhn and James Webster;
ce tackle Coogan kiddies-Julia bis.
In oT pauline Kotsonis, Ella DonaidsS
at Alberta Hetrick, Gertrude Lawn'c@
and Viola Silz. xa
or The guests in this scane were
raj evening costume, and az ths cNIS
, arose. were dacing around me ta'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19

Ian / ,oos one of thc,hnest or.
has been ensased 70 p'aS
and il is believed that TINS year ears I w
fair WIN surpass all former S,nn, III
both attendance and enjoyment
:. = = a.,
Mrs. Joseph Megahln ana MRS at
John Haniten were inc No. No. hr,dpo
the regular Monday eNS nm ios s', eve,
party held at the Boat e'No utilised ,"T, ,' at
ming. Four tables were oGcup''u ,," az
bridge and n delightful ume "s a.,
spent by those who attended y','n,a,s ~ ~
the close OF the evening de,ic'o"S ,, ~
t~e wore served, Mrs, hor
nee Hui and Mrs, Charles fis Sn, !,
n ..', i ~, ,o """ at the next aiia'r
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19

Miss Bernice Brown appeared ana
ave an acrobatic dance, which was
me OF the most delightful dances OF
thc evening.
The number " Miss Esther Farley
MILKY OMEN" scored one OF the bls'
,est hits OF the play. Miss Catherine
Sermey as her sister, Peggy In u
very comical attire aided IN this ANN
bet.
In addition to the dances aud SONGS
the comedians, Lawrence Mates
pete Callahan and Roy puckworth
I FURNISHED clever feature of the pro
gram. H.. ,u..
The closing solo was sung by MIS-
imeile Mercer. Tho number was M
/ Kee.Koo.'
Il The entire company took part III 'h'
Finale,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19
MISS GAHAN FUNERAL
TO BE HELD THURSDAY

The remains of Miss Vera Canaan;
,ormer Ottawa resident, who pasSe'
away in Chicago yesterday morh.n w,
viii arrive in ottawa tomorrow lno ~, :
inr over the Rock Island. From tne
train they will be taken to the mol =.
~ n ber grandmother. Mrs. Ellen Crpw'
Iord 300 East Norris street -.
The services will be held Thursdas
morning at 9 o'clock at st. Columns
,I1.rch and the interment VIII %
ID in St. Columba's cemetery
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19
REAL BEER SHIPPED
BY MISTAKE; LIGHT
FINES ARE IMPOSED
OFFICIALS OF OTTAWA rHo,
DUCTS COMPANY PLEAD 'eNo6'
ANcs OF kick" IN KEGS WHEN
ARRAIoNsD IN FEDERAL COURT

Chicago, Dec. l9.-wm, Gase', Charles
uaSnes and Carl Gebhardt, directors
- ,he Ottawa ILL.,, products company,
~ ,a,a ,'v yesterday we're fined from S'o
, ,o'V s,5o for violating the prohibition
i ,o In connection with the transp9r'
tation of a truck load Of beer 10 o'''
cago. ,.,.., top,es n.
wiIkerson. federal judge. and pleeo &c,
guilty. claiming the beer was so,a w
mistake Indictments against ,hre,
other directors, c. l.. Pierce 11n sr
M. and Joseph stenson ana i,, oS"D
Damaard of Ottawa were dismissed
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19

Oliyet Shrine Will entertain Win i
Christmas party for all children OF
Masonic lamidics. "Wednesday, Deeem'
her nth, at the Masonic Iempie'
From . 10 4. all children mp to eisht
wears of age will have their party
iron, to Z, children between the
ages OF eight aud fourtoeni ana iT U',
S To 10, viii be the hours lot the buy
Builders aud all the boys ana sUls
of Masonic families over the age OF
I fourteen years.
s, {, {,
The regular weekly luncheon Oh the
Zonta club was held ~ the New Amer
lean Restaurant NJ noon YESTERDAY
Covers were laid for thirty guests
and following the luncheon snort
business session was held, and Soc
ial time was spent,
:. :. ; :
A number of Ottawa young men VIII
hold n dance at the American Legion
Hall. Thursday evening, Deceihoer
) o1st 10 which everyone Is invited
: This IA one OF the first public dances
L 10 be held at the Legion Han, ana q
good time Is assured all who attend
Z Good music has been engaged TO play
, for the evening.
e = + :
The Young Ladies' guild OF the
Q CONGREGATIONAL church met last eve
= ming at the church, with seventeen
members In attendance. At 6'S'
e a delicious supper was served, afte
$ which a business session was heid
Il and plans for the coming year Wer'
a discussed. A social hour was ais
'e enioyed. Miss Leslie Tomlinson wa
:. hostess.
y Mrs. Al +. Schoch aud daughter
s. Miss Lulu. entertained the employee
N and the directors and their wives c
IL the eMrchants & Farmers bank, Q
n dinner party at the New America
~ restaurant last evening. comphiheh
ary 10 AL +. Schoch, who was eei
le braung his birthday. 1t was yer
C. delightful affair and all present spei
Ia a social time. At o'clock de-
IT, cious dinner was served. covers Delu
o laid Tor thirty.two guests. Folio'
y ing the dinner an Informal eyenr
Oh was spent ar games and music.
N. large birthday cake was featu
OF OF the dinner. Beautiful decoration
et were used in keeping with the Chris
u. mas season OF holiday wreaths III
llo green and red candles.
ou = :. -
VI The Elks' club has issued inVll
m ,ions 10 all members to attend {
PIE Xmas stag party to be held Saturd
evening, Dec. 90. 1922, at the eli
house. This is always one Oh |
biggest affairs for members OF |
club and all who attend Will De
sured good time. One OF the ever
IT which will prove to be the gayest
all planned for the holiday seas
will be the annual New Years ms
as dance TO be given at the club hot
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19
Whsre Mature is the Cook.

In Now Zealand. In the hot-spring
country. you may catch trout In one
pool and place him in IL second 10
boil. In the meantime You can ENJOY
II warm bath in third. tsw yards
away, while the dinner is cooking II.
self
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19
TAXI KNOCKS FREIGHT
TRUCK DOWN STREE

A taxi smashed into an empty bag
gage truck on the north side OF IN"
interurhau station at about . O'Clock
this morning. The cab ohligingiy
nushed the empty truck about block
before the driver could bring the CAB
I'd stop with a smashedtn front.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-19
gawhide to Be Used.

\ new fabric Is being made Tor oel'S
and tire patches by removing tln
s,a .ticity from rawhidc aud COVERING
II with rubber frirtimed cotton uueN'
-ESl han-c.
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

cond Estelle Hilton; chaplain. Laura
Hnssey: marshall. Amanda Small; or
ganist. I.ottie Taylor: Adah. Addit
Woods; Ruth. Junia Witham; Esther
Lucinda Moore; Martha. Josephine
Sawyer: electa, Edith Dinsmore;
warden. Alice Smith; sentinel. Lin
wood Smith
Friday and Saturday sale at Fred
". Preble's kelloggs Corn Flakes
Toe pkg. Try Illusions Soda Crack
ers only l5c H.; New Cream Cheese
zoe lb: Vanilla Chocolate Drops zoe
ID; schrafts Chocolates soc ID. ship
ment just received from the factory
for this sale Try "Verithin' Soap
Flakes in your washing machine. he
H. All 81 Books marked to i5e.
Pictorial Review only Sl.a0 year.
Fred W. Preble. Agent.
Hugh Mcfarland who has been
away for some time working for the
5. D. Warren Co. in Brighton. has re-
turned home for the present.
Albert Dunton is making prepara-
tons to move into his new home that
he recently bought, known as the old
Peter Farley place near Austin Stream
The pupils OF the Junior high school
have been trying to bring their pen
manship up to the standard as judged
by the well known A, \. Palmer Co.
Recently paperswere submitted to the
above company and the following pu-
pills are the proud possessors of the
Palmer Method Button the third
award Florence Andrews. Edith
Andrews. ltleanora Cahill Christi
Halves. Harry Knowles, Erwin Miller
lathelyn Sinclair, Lillian Witham, Earl
Lister, Lillian Halves Rodney OBrien,
.ena Webster. Jennie Hunnewell
Donald Sterling, Kendall Hunnewell
Evelyn McDunnah. Lephe Lawryson
and Theodore Richard.
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BROWNS CORNER CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barnes OF
Hinckley passed Sunday in the home
of Herbert burlington.
Captain +. c. Dunlap was a Sunday
guest of C. -. Chase.
Mrs. Carolyn Bailey has sold her
cows to Il Mr.. Strickland.
Tho.e who attended the public in
stallation OF the Eastern Star, Satur-
day evening, report fine time.
On account of. the condition of the
roads our mail carrier did not make
his round Thursday. but Friday every
body on the route greeted him with a
smile.
Mr.. 'O'Brion is working for Frank
Williams, ,.. 49,
SIMON Brown who has been con
fined to his bed for several weeks, re-
mains apopt the SANG DR. Earle is
Waiter Mum of Cornvilie was in
Tie place Monday on business.
Mrs. Ralph Mullen and young
daughter Lillian took the train from
Pitsi tield, Saturday morning for Ma
pIeton, d where she will visit for a
tinlo with her mother and other near
relatives .1tutIts
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where royal reception was held. Mrs.
Elliot is the oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar d. Wiley of Scion, for
merly of Littleton, and for the past
two years has been one of Bittleton :
successful teachers. The groom, the
Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Elliot is "A progressive farmer, young
man. of exemplary habits. Both
bride and groom are worthy members
of Littleton Grange and the Free Bap-
fist church and have hosts of friends
who extend congratulations and with
them every happiness in the found
ing of "A new home.
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graphic picture of the native life,
the labors of the missionaries and the
marvellous successes of the Gospel in
that wonderful land. Native songs
by Mrs. Moore and her husband added
much to the interest and pleasure of
the occasion. Refreshments of sand
witches, olives, cake and coffee were
served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs
Carrie Mcpherson. Mrs. Nio1a Smith,
Miss Lila Weston. Miss Pearl Ber-
nard and Miss Fern Bishop. -Four
new members wele added To the mem
bership of the Society.
The sermon by Frazer Dunlop last
Sunday was much enjoyed by the
large audience present. A good COM
mand of Bible truths, original thot
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ANSON CENTER

Alton Clark and son Porter maze
trip to the Hewett Mill in Lexington
Wednesday after load OF machinery
to be used In repairing their mill mere
Gardiner and Cyrus Parlin nave re-
turned to their home on Arson Hill al
ter an absence of several months, the
greater part of which they have been
emnIoyed in picking and shipping 'po-
tatoes at Easton Aroostooh county.
Floyd Cate, Rs at home from his
work in Highland for a few days rest
made necessary by a very sore finger.
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ell to worship with us next SfndaY
Morning worship, 10.45 A. NJ inda9
school y NJ. vrspprs. T-Pl
Valentines Day will he pbgeryet
Foh'' 1ath,,in our Community Rooms
vim simmer and entertai3 ment
plans are well under way anf 4 mos'
enjoyable time is promised all wh'
attend. You shonid be nfesfnu
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:
and apt illustrations made his II
sage both impressive and instruct
Mr.. Dunlop gives promise of MAXIM
most effective preacher OF the wo,1
God. " '''l
Sunday next at 1890, the pa,,l
Rev. "A. l.. Nichols will preach on
theme "A Distorted Vision" n
Sunday School will convene =,
o'clock. The Epworth League s,]
class will discuss John Wesley i,
Bringing Up" under the directio.
Mrs. Nichols. Twenty-four yoluI
OF the book are in circulation !
the contesting sides are dilieo,'
studying for points. Visitors win,
welcome. Evening worship AZ
with special features of interest