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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

courthouse sixth and Boulder SUNDAY
" hTrER ,1gr2Re SaS slaST saiVrs snii>Vsc sss{,J
Church of Jesus chrisD Eleventh and
Rockford c, 4 sheppard nastor sun.
day school go preach,nF a. u and /,
nria,yel gdi, meeting a. D m Wednesday
ASSEMBLY or GOD rtth and
Peoria. sunday scheoI ana Tthe read.
~ ~ evangelistio at 1880. Young neopl,
TUESDAY 80 plh's study FRIDAY 7sO
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY 'interds
horthmorelnnd addWion SUNDAY school al
49, preaching ~ u and by suprly
i'r1!-' mc-iluv "Wednesday evening Rihi-
sEvENTH DAY ADVENTIST -. sixth
and Madison Central Paris, Alvin Z,
Long, rastor, Saturday scryIcca: sabbath
school 9Aj. missionary volunteers o.
M preaching at II. Sunday s'rvtes'
Preaching at p. N.
UNITY CLASS Of Practical Christianity
meets in Judge Hunts division Of dstrlc,
d1v evenings. nihle school Sunday moro.
ing ~ 9ti. An invited
filEGStpHti&Ni SOCIETY H-Han
lodse rhsosonhlrel heqdnusrters room,
2Ol pan-Amcrican building Finn ana
Boulder Membela meeting each wednes.
dnv night
INTERNATIONAL RIRLE STUDENTS
/ Meets IN district courtroom No. IN
l county courthouse every sunday Glass
H"'N. h' s.aN D. M, puhVc spenklng az
SAND SPRINGS CHURCHES.
Ap\E%TlSr-SOl North Grant w, 81.
IMnoro, postpr. saturday services Sabbath
| school al 9i5, sermon by pastor at II
CURIsTIAN SCIENCE services every
sunday A. II IN Masonic han in .Firs,
/ Nnt'onal Bank building subject, christ
| jpguF" sunday school nj 10.
BROADWAY RAPTtST-3Ol Broadway
/ d :. Hrinkley. pastor sunday school n,
/ ''iS young people Ht G.i5. Sermons by
/ pastor az N and :.
ST. pATRICKS-F Fourth and Lincoln
/ u g. Fletcher, pastor. First mass at T:l5
/ CHURCH OF GOD-lol North Grant, 4
\ htniun pastor sunday school al g.fi
sermons at II and s. Prayer service s p
/ METHOnlsr-Thlrd and Mair Rev
/ j, C. Watson. pastor sunday schoo
/ fts sermon by pastor At II and
FIRST CHRlsTlAN-b0i North Main
| ROY a. G.. Bnhcock. pastor Rlhle schoo
Is Morning. subject "The Resurrection
! evening, The Lawyer the Police and
! Nhisky,' Thursday niUht. Bible study
by Young ministers; Wednesday nigh
PENTECOsTAI-so SOL North Grant sun
day school ot5 Preaching at ~ and s
,- COMMUNITY - 4ol North Main, Or
| ", II Gevin, pastor. sunday sChoO
.lb. sermon by pastor az A.
HOME DORMITORY-R r Breeding
suTer,n endent sunday school 80 p m
FIRsr sptRrTuAtr-city auditorium a
Is p m " Turritin, president. Lectures
Fand Mrs NJ Ford. Message circ,e ate
sunday.
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County Fair

From September l6 to 90 C5 days.
the county fair will be held at the
same old stand. Due TO the short
age OF space we could not get the
space for three tents as We wanted,
so we were promised n 16 by l6 tent
right near the office which is To-
Gated at the entrance. This is a
good location, 40 let US make the
biggest display by giving service.
Five days. five troops five scout
masters. 120 scouts. five first aid
outfits are the essential requirements
and other things are stretchers, flags.
demonstrations equipment, displays
of handicraft. curios maps. which
may he added by each troop.
A blue ribbon 10 the best all-round
troop which puts up the best ap-
pearance, serves best and has the
bAt display.
Troop has already taken one
day for the fair.
we would like very much to have
some of your districts (towns) rep
resented
Let us hear from you about this
soon.
Out-of-town troops can stay all
night IL they will bring their blank
cts and other articles usually taken
for n two-day hike.
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The WOOfus Kitty

AUX To- = =
We hereby launch. lnaugurate. re-
open, close. bankrupt, mob or launch
this paper or conglomeration pedi-
greed bull bunk and more bunk. We
will mention no names only when
we have something on a friend. We
will make it the policy of this paper,
the Woofus Kitty to only mention
the things concerned by bum, bar
flies and buzzards, as papers have
been published in this camp in, about
that many have been laid away in
lavender. We will try not to offend
the hoy poioy" of this camp. We
have put In a new branch in this
paper whose sole duty is to remove
all detachable articles in this camp
so that the editors will be safe from
flying missiles. also they will not be
subject to joy rides in fast AMI fu-
riOus ambulances. IL will be no
paper on the street every day. so
have arranged with the Daily Wipe
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Troop 2f

Meeting was called 10 order at
1880 with allegiance to the flag. Wa
didn't collect dues. as there was
none to collect. so Cornell wants tho
first of the month to come in -
hurry.
A new boy was taken into our
troop and we are planning good
initiation for him next Tuesday, and
will do this whenever a new tov
comes in.
Football practice has started and
Tuesday bunch of boys went
through light practice getting
ready for a good season.
Mr.. Gordon said that for an ev-
hibit at the fair we could pose as
wild animals because we have some
good limitations.
They're good fellows though and
don't forget that we have a livalv
little troop out here.
The boys OF the Lion patrol have
resolved to win the American Legion
prize; lets see them do IT,
Troop "a does not have enough
boys to work at the fair, hut will
help out as much a- possible IL iu'd
so.
Dan Corcoran Is trying to make
spark plug OF his bicycle.
Freeman Roper of Troop 4 now
has radio which will receive from
coast to coast.
Someone make our bugler bugle
for us He always brings his buglb
along as an ornament.
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BE PREphpED'
TULSA
In Camp
Published Weekly BY
BOY SCOUTS

a lot Of this news this week Is
written at the entrance OF head
quarters tent at Lake Sapulpa Sit
Ting on rustic bench made by
Chemical" Province and command
ing Il fine view OF the long string
of tents on the other side OF the
camp street. / am thinking Of the
many boys who were not able TO
enjoy camp llfo this summer You've
missed % lot fellows. but keep II In
mind AN winter and save for Il and
next summer youil he one In our
new camp on the EuChoe creek.
The fellows are Just coming up
from the lake and dressing for re-
treat ana then some or that good
chow manufactured by Cook Smitty.
We are getting up a Jamboreo to
read before campfire tonight. How
and Province, PAU Bowles and some
Okmulgoe fellows are going TO COM
pose the newspaper staff. This VIII
be the first issuue.
This was about the largest camp
" the summer with possibly one
exception Slpulpa, but theirs had
some wolf cubs In a.. This Is all
scout. lenryrtta boys went home
yo.4trrday M their 10 DAYS were up
so We have only about 125 in camp
now There were almost l5O In
camp ut one time during this camp.
the Tu'st county bunch numbers
30 boys and mon. As Scoutmastcr
Ecllosg could only stay one week
ho went home sunday and Chief
Meyer came out TO I'm the gap. Mr..
craft is assisting Camp Director Ma
lone and Assistant Scoutmaster
Handy in doing double duty as camp
resistant and mess sergeant. Patrol
Leader Isaac Thorpe went home sick
and he Is missed very much. Will
liam Gordon went home. Four
scouts from Sperry went home sun
day, having spent one week In camp.
They are having several doings in
Spcrry that the boys couldn't miss.
Five boys were In ca mp from Sperry
and four from Broken Arrow Paul
Bowlcs OF Broken Arrow Is one Of
the leading lights and Is putting
their district in good favor with all
the boys.
while the big camp is going on
troops are camping. The last was
Troop 3, which lust finished five
day bike on the Spayinaw. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
TroOp 3 Summer Camp

At our regular Friday night meet
ing 27 boys<eanswered TO roll call
Our usual business was in order
after which lowing to limited
number of boys were permitted TO
go on the second regular camp, we
decided to go on one OF our own.
Through the kindness OF NJ. c.
Hale. we were offered an excellent
camp site just below the Tulsa Ozark
club on Spavinaw river. We set the
date for August 20.
Through the kindness OF Norval
e. Dial we secured Ford truck to
haul our equipment. eats. etc.
We started Wednesday at noon
and arrived there at dusk. After
pitching tents we enjoyed a light
supper. At , o'clock taps was
sounded and all turned In for a good
nights sleep, S2 miles from home.
The following morning 2t 6:i5
every one got up at first call and
started In on regular camp routine.
which consisted OF settlng-up eXer-
else. morning swim. breakfast, per-
sonal inspection, then tent inspec-
tlon.
The swimming was excellent and
the fishing good.
We made several trips through
the woods for nature.
Eight tests were passed, including
10 merit badges.
Chief Meyer. Harry Gale, Scout
master Sansome and l6 boys made
the trip and all report a great time
and that our little camp was suc-
cess.
We had big spread Saturday
night We had more fried chicken
than the boys could eat.
Sunday morning We had a short
religious service and then loaded IN
and started "homeward bound"
Mr.. Druout came out and brought
six boys home in his Cadillac. Mr..
Kopp also gave us lift by bringing
three boys home. which made cur
return trip much lighter.
This camp closed Troop 3's sum
mer activities. We had an excellent
attendance all summer and with our
troop with the full quota of mem
bers, we are starting our fall prog
ress with new ideas and better I'M
derstanding OF real scouting.
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Neus Items

BY PROF. CROW X. MALLET
Mr.. Woodson: 81 had a Joke to
tell you, but see you are In no con-
dition TO receive it,
why" said the steno.
Mr.. Woodson: III your face lights
up the powder will go off"
Handy: What makes you 40
small, Sidwell?"
Sidwell: my mother fed me on
canned milk, and I'm condensed"
Lady: 81 don't have any use for
men, in fact, I've said no to sew
eral of them"
Graft: what were they selling
my DEAR"
Chief Templeton: How could
we conserve the great forests"
Abb Jurd; Dumping up in the
rear) II know, put tent pole stretch
ers on all the trees"
Mr.. Hiatt. Read the next chap
ter on the first aid Alabama"
Alaba ma: Crack, crack. rang
young Dicks rifle. and three red
men run into the canon"
Collie: "Is that a mole hole ?"
Mr.. Colts: NO that's an overhead
subway between the moon and
Mars"
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Troop 4

Meeting Monday. the 2sth, WIS
called to order In the church on ac-
count Of a party in the Community
house.
4 committee was appointed -
take care OF our booth at the fair.
Through the kindness of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry we will have pop ard
ice cream stand on the fairgrounds
during the fair. The proceeds will
he used 10 buy football suits for tho
winning team Troop is putting ca
the map.
A training table has been started
and anyone yielding to the tempt
ing pies and cakes win find himsc'f
off the team at sunrise.
Anyone who Is brave enough To
challenge the football team of Troop
1 call Cedar 2596 and ask for George
Goodnle. or call Cedar 1912 and ask
for Beryl Moody.
They must he brave, however.
Positively
DOnIE'
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Troop 2

Hey. fellows, maybe you think
Troop has been dead this summer.
Just because she has not been max
ing much noise. Well, II you be-
lieve that yen should have been at
our meeting last Friday night and
you would have thought we were
pretty lively. You other troops will
have to pep up or we will be 40 far
ahead of you that you won't knew
where you are.
We turned out Friday night with
just about every fellow in town there,
and the hottest day we had this
summer. We had 19 scouts, vis-
ltors and officials. A number Of
our periodical sons that have been
wandering over the country this
summer were there. Bill Kelly
managed to slide through the door.
one Of the visitors, Mr.. Densmore.
a scoutmaster OF Troop 40 In Lin
coin. Neb., gave US a very interest
ing talk. He told us about his scouts
and some experiences he had In the
A. f. +. He told us about the foot
ball team he played in which was
the Elghty-ninth division, the cham
piOn OF the A. h. +.
II you didn't know 1t, I'll tell you
that Mr.. Sexton Is leaving for
Princeton Theological seminary TO
study for the ministry. So after
scout meeting we pulled a surprise
social on him out under some lights
on the lawn. We played games and
then ate all the ice cream and cook
les we could eat and then some
more, While the hogs delight was
in progress, our Mr.. p. l.. Sclden
Chick got up and presented Mr.. Sex
ton with loose leaf book from the
troop.
Then we had some speeches and
meeting adjourned.
CIV
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ellie. w'll-brokou atcod; they are on
70 monster, Wild ana blood thirsty.
going at a dooth-rpto. How are we
going tu save thcm2
a few years ago vessel Just
above Niagara f1lla was set on fire
aud when iuuscucd from its. moor
iuEe, came down tho rapids and
plunged over the fan II was said 10
have been "a scene Of overwhelming
grandeur. There are thousands Of
people In our midst ON fire with
,vil habit ana going down the rap
Ids IA the awful night Of temptation
10 the eternal plunge. God hylp MS
to save them. ] have seen the'thiug
tried In this way a man win say,
y will stop. ! win reform" lie goes
to the church door and looks in
Tho usher meets him and seats him
by the door. why ! never saw you
In church before" How much bet
ter to have said. Came In, my
brother, | am glad 10 see you. have
"A seat near the pulpit II les easy
enough tonight, after 40 years OF
public service, to stand In this pull
pit and preach sermon. but to go
out In the street and help save men;
that IL another question. We soc an
intoxicated man on the street and
say: what shame" but II we
had the grace OF cod I'm our hearts
We would stop and hclp him.
If thorc hc some one here tonight
who Be- engaged in selling or drink
ing whisky ! plead with you to
throw yourself upon the mvrciyq Of
Almighty God Ne win help YOU.
You are tho liuA OF man the
Lord viii help and by Gods divine
help YOU win lift great burden Of
sin from your heart, and God viii
remove your aims from YOU as far as
the east Ia from the west How far
that is ! don't know, hut ! know it
is out OF sight
In closing HIS sermon, Dr Hah-
cock held up "a bottle aud, In part.
said: For years the government
licensed ana protected men who sold
the dirty stuff. But the time came
when the nation allied what II was
doing and hanished the traffic to
he'll, whore 10 hclougs"
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Troop 2 Sand Springs

Meeting was held at headquarters
Friday night, August IS. We had
a short and snappy drill followed by
a business meeting in which W. j.
Greer was voted into the troop.
Many OF the scouts that were there
ordered neo<erchiefs and expect 10
get them soon. Meeting was ad-
1ourned TO play games. The Tiger
patrol reports a good patrol meet
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FIRST SptRlrUNls--k. Of han, al s
p. m Mrs Il. g.. ReypOii- pastor
Lecture by the pastor. Message circle
Hf CLOSE .uI ErI,ilu Mrssagr ur.tIrrs b Ai,s
damcs MatbN Reynolds Dillon Aldrich.
Moody Lindsay and FlrmminE,
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or rkurH-
Sow meeting at y. M IN Dad fellows
hath lI2H Stuth Ruudpr Rev. Grttrud-
Hun pastor. Closed temporarily he,
cause uf the fitness oi tho pastor scgu-
lar Wednesday evening message circle at
PASTORS residence 200 North MRybeli
also Friday afternoon ana eVening ctr
cles. For personal Interview with pas
TOR cali Usage gO7i-R.
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Lost Is Found

Lost.--A motor boat with steel
ribs and leaky bottom.
Lost.---A cane by man with a
gold head.
For Sale---A COW that gives two
gallons OF milk. threshing machine
and baby buggy and cultivator. APP
ply to Hiram Craft, 90 miles north
and As miles south OF Punkin Cen
ter.
Wantcd--A pie faster and dish
washer. VIII furnish coffin and
burial feast Apply TO Smitty at rear
end OF mess hall
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Scout Store

II might be OF interest to some OF
you scouts to know that we have the
following articles for sale in the
scout store at headquarters:
Stationery, scout store catalog6,
patrol flags, straps, merit badge
sleeve, scout diaries. first aid kits,
song book. whistles, fire making
sets. patrol colors. scout ak and
sheath. We have many other arti-
cles not on this list.
We will be glad TO order anything
we do not have in the store.
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General Orders

All scouts please call at hospital
tent for new shipment OF pills
that are industrious and willing to
work.
Scouts will hereafter leave pug
5queels outside and be sure 10 eat
like a well-brcd hog. Just act like
you do at home. II you don't know
any better. will he excused and. II
IL will be more comfortable, we will
let you enjoy a good feed with FAR
mer Moses hogs.
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Hospital Notes

How are you today7' asked the
sunfish.
"Oh, can't kick" answered the
tadpole.
One OF our newcomers Is In sick
bay in n dangerous condition. The
first man says It is bugleitis. What
Is that Doc? asked a scout. II Is
caused by running all around an
swering these would-be buglers at
practice. Moral: Practice your
bugle over the river.
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4 vine law with the precise record.
| were living under defective and
! corrupted system OF plety that in
/ many respects was far from the
| genuine II was to remedy this con-
| dition and To renew the people in
their obedience to Jehovah that Ne
| hcmiah had Ezra tho scribe tn res
urrcct ana transrrihc the books OF
| the law and To present the result
/ 90 the people In manner which
| 'hcy miyht understand ana rcmcm-
| hcr.
Instability of Si-,acu inuguugr.
This work ot TRANSCRIPTION was
| doubly necessary because during the
! dark days ot captivity the language
spoken and understood by different
groups oc Jews had suffered con-
fusion because ot varying environ
Wcnt Some Of these groups spoke
differing dialects and variations from
,hc Hebrew of Moses acquired 10y
/ their uncertain circumstances. As
we understand H. Ezra provided va
rious trnuslntions OF the law so writ
/ ten that each dialect was provided
Ator ard assistants to the teacher
| went about through the audience sx-
| planning doubtful points to the hear
| crs. I'm the older countries. oven in
/ Europe, people residing In distant
/ provinces lost the power OF readily
/ understanding each other. In the
| south OF England. for instance, II
required an interpreter to converse
/ understaudingly with man from
/ lho north country and every other
( nation found the same uncertainty
/ prevailing. Even in America. where
! language is stabilized by books and
| newspapers, and an swear fealty "a
! m" dictionary, a mans native state
can most always be determined by
/ mis- liugual peCuljaritics. Tho same
germ Of confusion OF tongues which
wrecked the builders OF Babel is still
effective except whore restrained by
the printing. press,
Folly of withholding Truth.
We note also that this Bible schoo
nf Eara's was a laymen's affair. The
priests were supposed to hc the the,
nlogicul and moral bulwark of IN,
nation. But humanity is the samt
In any age and any cline, when II
comes down 10 "brass tacks.' Th,
priests taught the law verbally al
they remembered II. The chance
for unintcntionnl omissions ana al
tcraiOns of the original wero tire
mCOdous, as every man who ruruuu,
tcrs the vagarics and learns tn,
SHORTCOMINGS of the human min,
win easily understand. This mad,
an added reason why the public
should have unconsciously gonl
wrong In many ways and II require,
knowledge OF the written word Z,
set them right, There has Otter
1oeu tried the folly of all knowl
b edge being confined 10 certain few
: and dealt ont by them TO the people
: In their own way and at their owl
, ! discretion This habit was Erowiul
b in Jerusalem with the result tina
} all religious notions were Colored b.
I the tinEe given by the priesthoo,
and conveyed TO the people second
! hand, The Roman church essaye
This method I'm medieval times, un
. til the masses got their eyes openc,
and demanded return to firs
1 principles, Awakened Christianit
p today Ike Ezra, believes in gettin
I the truth by getting It only NJ IN
o one reliable source. Teach me,
- Jehovah, the way of thy statute.
- and | shall keep them unto tn
= end"
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Troop 8

Poor Abe. he Is getting old. is los
ing his eyesight and is having a siege
Of rheumatism. That is the reason
that we did not have any news last
Sunday. He is about to be fired,
but don't tell him so. y
X. l.. Arnold and Herschan Carlah
were the lucky, or unlucky ones. ss
we chose them for the last twb
meetings. u
Mr.. Meyer has a new hoopie aHd
he Is so busy with that he don't hath
time to visit any more -
Mr.. Hixon, our newly awak eneq
assistant scoutmaster, gave us a 1T
tie talk last Friday. Boy, It was
some speech for such a silent per-
son as he Is. Good stuff too, Ia
say, boys
Yum, yum, this certainly is good,
III say 1t. was-great big. Juicy
watermelon. Don't you envy rs,
boys?
We are the troop that has arrived
long ago and still go ahead. Come
see a real troop,
Yours until your troop catches m
The lead or bust is us. ID
Note--I wish to say that the reR-
son the news was not published Iast
week was that 1t came in to head
quarters too late. BE sure to aet
your news in before Wednesdayfapd
1t win always be In the paper.f 9ht
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Troop 81

II any other troop In tba Stty
wants a ball game we have q, team
and will be glad 10 play them Just
CAL Whayland Gandall at Osa.Ee S4s2.
we won the championship tatnthn
first camp. Two weeks ago we met
our first team OF Troop ~ They
were mostly about twice oufUize Hill
felt little sorry for us. After tho
game they offered 10 plaSt' liS With
their second team which uraSisup-
posed to lie boys our size, on ois loSpr
! 6 years OF age. We went dnh THURS
day afternoon at o'clock asIsss had
agreed TO do. but their team difrit
show up. We hunted up tdpo ptepih
and he said his boys haa nsone sto
camp or were working. MhaDe aiIty
didn't want TO play, hut angHapn we
have a telephone any tim6 dnsbOay
wants TO call off game wathiushdr
get one. We are having a ttttyA val
cation until the middle OF SSbrShibsf.
during the time ScoutmastersD Dstzle'r
and Deputy Commissioner y wiley stte
fishing over in Arkansas. lnsVei Alive
a live bunch and baseball isaHe for
us. 9h h?nV
lodoa dg.i
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Mn1IInnIe1


FtVST MgIuDDIBI Eleventh and
Boulder v. " Abel pistpr Leslie NIL
Irr assistant. Fay uHfriu Emery. as.
tIatuut sunday sch0ot Hf q 60 Fpw0tth
.ysEut 9t Gs20 Junior ht B. Preaching at
90 900 aud i.aU. The pastor wiz foturn In
time 200 occupy bio pulpit Nt both hOura
GRACE IuuHDu -Initd ana iteutUh
ira l.. trabttce pastor sunday school 81
80 Epworth tcsEue G'ao intermediate
80. junior Monday o. 4 Preaching st ~
tnd by Hav. y. ~ Bancroft of tho
Practical Hihio Traiuing SCHOOL of Hing-
uecurT MEMopiAi,-Four'seutb snd
quaker tHndot T.. nurnnr. pastor
sunday school ~ $50. Iuauuh IT Z
rrHYrt meeting and Hihi' .fudy WrdneB.
H8y o. W NFu Iuuraday ir
.Iuh month ~ ts30. rr.nrn'ng at II and
rueToN AvENuE ,N 20 sj-Futr
Hrn Boston Ncy I. H barton. pavf0i
".uIHf 1uI Irturucd,lf. IpHHrh IeHEu,s
90 ..I. surduy school n..y. SERMONS
Of ~ uud I.gG
HAgLrH MEMORIAL ~ &C. sD-wcrt
A1wlrsI iparkb aud phloHb j 81. can.
tr0il pastor sunday school NJ 10
trgIthtng by tho pastor at - and pa
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GIerUood Forrest ticidH pastor Sun
d1v school ~ A.it, Epvorth league AZ 2,
luuigr 90 g. preaching at u aud 8. W.
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