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SEE.KSADOPTION
0FHISPLATFORN.
Repeal Of Kansas Industrial.
Court Law Demanded by
Governor.Eleot

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 22-.1n
his message to the Kansas Lssls.
lature which convens January Q,
Goyernor.elect Jonathan NJ. Davis
will he asserts. emphasize the
main points Of the party platform
on which he was elected. Repeal
OF the Industrial Court Law Is enc
Of the planks. 1t was a Democratic
platform and the Legislature Is
overwhelmingly Republican, the
House 96 to 20; the Senate, 3s to
Q.
Other points are: Reduction of
taxes; adjustment OF many use:
less boards aud commissions and
consolidation OF many others ("
abolition Of the State Highway
Commission; place control Of
highway construction with bonrls
OF county commissioners: restore
"home rule" to cities In regula-
tion Of It's public utilities (powers
now vested in the state public
utilities commiseionJ; and "pass.
age Of an act creating a board Of
Cancellation and mediation with
full power to investigate. advise
and recommend and give al said
facts, ADVICE and recommeuda
lions 10 the public"
Announcement by the State Tax
Commission that Il favors a state
income tax and will have a Dill
introduced in the legislature, has
created much interest. Other I'M.
poTtant measures in sight arc:
List Of child welfare laws pre-
pared by a commission appointed
by the state; revised edition IT the
statutes Of Kansas; establishment
Of state grain warehouses; estab-
lishment Of farm marketing
bureau; coditication and reylgion
Of state school laws; adoption OF
state highway system to be con-,
structed by the state and fina.ced
by $60,000,o00 bond issue deIray-
ed by automobile license revenue;
Redistribution of property ~.
taxation; revision downward of
salaries Of state officials The. leg
islature Is obliged through adon.,
ton Of the soldier bonus amend
Tnent last election, to vote se5.-
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have grown up with the town, and
being progressive, they realize that
FaIrmont must keep pace with her
entertainment features, as well as
along every other line.
But I think 1t could serve an even
better purpose, and ! do not speak
unadHisedly when say that from
personal observation and study OF
the matter l have learned that prac.
tically rs per cent OF all entertain.
ment offered in Fairmont,N and !
presume the condition Is, generally,
ls for adults only, but there is no
law (here at least) 70 prevent chill.
dren from seeing, anything for
which they have the price Of all.
mission.
AS Mr.. Linn dreamed dreams.
and saw visions OF the Virginia long
before 1t became a reality, so i
have hoped that some day Fair.
mont might have a motion picture,
theater where the entertainment
needs and pleasure Of our children
and young people. up to 16 years
old, could be given their proper
place and consideration.
The Dixie would seem to be the
answer to the problem, and see
no reason why 1t could not be
made success II everybody in
Fairmont would get back Of the
movement.
It ts not a new or unheard OF
thing, but an arrangement that has
been tried with favorable results
in many cities. There are many
pictures based upon good litera.
ture, educational films and tray.
elogues, proourabIe. that would tend
to develop the child along right
lines until he has arrived at the
age when he can choose for him.
self. n
At least ! believe it is worth
thinking about.
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RETURN FROM CHARLESTON

The rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church, the Rev. q. s. Towsou, and
a vestry member, George S. ,Brack.
EFT, returned here yesterday after
attending q meeting OF the clergy
and laity OF the church held in
Charleston. The meeting. which
was called by Bishop Grayatt, was
devoted to a consideration OF do.
cesar matters. A midnight SCI.
vice will be held in the local
church Christmas eve. The sing.
ing OF Christmas carols will con.
stitute the beginning OF the service
at 11:45 o'clock. The Holy Euchar.
list viii be celebrated at IL O'Clock.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

An canesllar:or ord.rs on cen.
tract and until forbid orders must
be In writing addressed 10 the
Want.Ad Department This Is for
your protection.
ihs West Virginfdn VIII not be
respousible for mort than enc In.
correct insertion OF any ADVERTISE
ment ordered for more than one
tim.E
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This Date in History


155S-The great seal Of England
delivered to Sir Nicholas Bacon.
with the style Of lord keeper, when
first adopted.
164o-The land ing Of the first
settlers at Plymouth; the total
number Of them was 101; Of which
so died during the winter.
16S1-Richard Allen died.; a
PURITAN Of great learning, whosa
writings are mostl yon theology.
176S-Perciyal Pott, a very en-
,inent English surgeon, died.
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Farms FLor sale

r
so ACRES WITH 8 on WELLS
ONLY 5000 PER AcRE Good
laad Just D little ROLLINS, large S.
room house, free gaei large bank
barn, IN tine peiEhhoyhood. / mile
from railroad station. 8 miles
from good town Oh q ran.
roads, Has phone Y, r. b.
and near school. Purchaser
gets everything &c $1,000 per
acre, ona.half cash. These oil Wells
are pumped right along. Purchaser
gets the owners share. This musr
be sold TO settle an estate. GOOD
chance for more wells. N. /.
Trout Realty Co.. lancaster Ohio.
62s4A
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100000 boads TO pay this compsn-
.sahon-s1 q day Tor each day In
service. 2
SITE NEAR
NORMAL PURCHASED

Trevey Nutter, secretary Of the
Fairmont Business Mems Associa'
ton, has purchased a 100 foot lot
on Locust avenue opposite the new
Normal School Building. Valuable
improvements will be made to the
property, but the information in
regard to itssutilIsation has not yet
been divulged. The lot Is situated
near the Hillside Drive, which be-
gins atfLocust avenue and extends
into the Loop Park section.
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ARRESTS EXPECTED.

SEATTLE, WASH, Dec. Eek.
pectation that the seizure here OF
fifty German.made Mauser rifles
and $4,000 cartridges consigned to
China would lead to arrest Of mem.
hers Of a ring engaged in getting
munitions to rival forces in China
was expressed by federal agents
today. The rifles and cartridges
were detected as they were about
to be taken aboard a steamer.
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ACTRESS GETS scca

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ga
The California Industrial Acct
dent Commission has awarded
S22S.07 to Miss Beatrice Burn
ham, film actress, for injuries re.
celyed when she fell into a pit
for the seventh time while acting
in a fainting scene. She fractur.
ed a ligament in her shoulder.
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Personal

HINDU AsTRoLo GlsT-Dr. Himl.
hia, OF East India, the worlds
noted medium clairyoyant and as:
trologlst. sitting in his great. SUI
preme power reading human life,
tells your life story from the stars.
Remember the star will guide you
through life. II you are worried.
troubled or discouraged on any az!
fair Of life, send the date Of your
birth, twenty-five cents to cover
mailing expenses, / will send
horoscope Of Importance to you.
Must send seltaddressed envelope.
Address Or. W.. .. Himihia, Lock
Boz 1883. Sayapnah, Ga. s237A
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SPECIAL BARGAIN IN
FURNITURE

Queen Anne design, American
Walnut finish, dining room suite,
less than Wholesale price; consist.
Ing Of eight foot ohlong table, six
chairs, genuine bile leather seats,
buffet 24x6o inches, china closet.
Same as new. III you appreciate
value, don't overlook. Also haye
four piece Colonial style, American
Walnut finish, bed room suite. Gail
1851.
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IneAot tne ClleI Topics VI Cuhs
yersation everywhere one goes In
F'aifmont these days Is the OPEN
y ing Of the Nirginian, our newest
motion picture house, >on Christ
mas Day. with "oliyer Twist" IN
which Jackie Coogan stars, as the
\ feature attraction.
Everyone Is looking forward
with pleasant anticipation to see.
ing Of the yirginian, our newcs'
AID there are going to be some
surprises when they do. Tor word
pictues cannot do 1t justicei >us l
learned one doy this week. had
read glowing descriptions Of II IL
the(papers, but 1t really must be
seen to be appreciated, = for the
exterior only gives hint Of the
beauties within.
1tiseems most flttins that. as p
special Christmas Day offering.
tile screen version Of a Dickens
story should be shown, for. his
beautiful classic. "a Christmas
Carol ls a literary gem that is
widely regd in all Of our schools
hat ChTiBtmas time.
Dickens as one of the best loved
of English novelists, aud several
Of hisT stories are especially inter.
estng to. children anon which..i3
"oliyerrwtst. !"
As d city. Falrmont certainty
has reason TO be proud of :SIs
beautiful new picture house, iu
which artistry, comfort, spacious
ness and safety arc combined. hut
while most folks are thinking OF
the personal enjoyment they are
going to get out OF It, know of
greNp Of clubswomen who havo
deeher and keener interest IN II
than that. They know that It
stands as an achievement crown
ing the efforts OF Russell Linn OF
the Dixie to give to Fairmont the
best obtainable IN motion pic
tures. It is the elimination of his
hopes and ideals. foSle-el
through the years while he was
doing his best, with the equipment
hesbad. to give the patrons OF the
Dixie better films.
That HIS efforts we're apprcciat-
edshas been given proof in the
rapidly growing crowds that at
tend. especially when special
feature Is being shown.
Years ago the Dixie. started
business at the present stand. am
tor o time IL was a rather uncer.
tain quantity, for It was not
known Just how the movie pic
Y lures would take with the rather
skeptical and. critical fablic
L Another member Of the Dixie
force who will be connected with
the new theater in the capacity OF
Rd4ertising manager is Robert
Fisher, and he too has the greatful
Thanks OF the committee for the
many kindnesses extended and IN.
formation given that has proved
most helpful IN their work. Bob,
\ too. has lived In Fairmont all his
\ HIeI being the youngest son Of
|; Capt John Fisher, as no was best
4 known during his last years, and
he started hts career first by pass.
ing hand bills. He was employed
e the old Grand Theater far tan
years and for more than a year
has been with the Dixie as adyer.
tfsins manager, Always pleasant
and accommodating, he is quite an
paddition to any establishment,
ana much Of the success Of the
Dixie during the past year is due
tosIiis Stireless energy and interest
SGoidie.s as I knew her, IA the
Iittie lady at the window who sells
dcketsS and does It with a smile 7
told her one day / liked to come
ID the Dixie lust to see her smile.
forit wac IKE sunshine on a rainy
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Boarders Wanted

GENTLEMEN BoARDERs-Room
and Board $1,000 per week: new,
ly fitted up; free bath: modern COZ.
veniences; FAIRMoNT BOOMING
HOUSE AND RESTAURANT, 314l
Water St, Phone 1863. 61OsA
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NfaIe HeIn pai,ted

WANTED, Local and travelling
colored saleshien, salary an
commission. Call q 10 Washington
Street. 9 to 10 q. NJ Ask Tor AIr.
Mitchell.
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'l'ailor1ng-itesSln

WE CLEAN CLOTHES CHEAPER
AND BETTER. SILVER TAIL
oR1NG COMPANY. SIS MADISON
STREET. 62siA
WE REPAIR, 8 REMODEL AND
REFINE COAT CHEAPER AND
BETTER. SILVER TAILORING
COMPANY, 31s MADISON ST.
PHONE 1se1:R. easoA
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Female HeIp Wanted

GIRL for general homework. Ap.
ply 500 Fairmont Avenue.
No. elso-A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

BOYS USED AUTOMOBILE;
RED: excellent condition; too
small for present owner. phone
246.J. :6248A
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De,nhsfs

DENTAL BARGAINS ~ cold
crowns $500 UP. False teeth
$1S. 30 ups Teeth extracted 76c.
Dr.. Smith; 300 Merchant street.
Open evenings.
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Houses And Lots

MODERN 5 room bungalow with
bath. Lot 50x12o. $4,000 cash -
balance terms. A. 81. Bailey,
Highlawps. CLOS a
MODERN 5 room nungaiow vita
bath Lot 50x12o. $4,000 CASH
balance terms. A.G. Bailey. ,Hign-
lawns. 6i95A
EASY TERMS on Spruce street
cottage. -Four rooms, hath. Also
four rooms on speed way car line.
GEO. H. sRoRsT ei27 A
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Restaurants

FOR better meals and service.
SPalace restaurant 1913 Nam
Street. y 4.
.s. No. 6s1ssA
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Professional Service

DIR, DEEM, CHIRORoDIsT AND
FOOT SPECIALIST An SHuR T.
LEFT AND WELToN's EVER Y
MONDAY. $685.
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AlyS EEtIISte ~ 4ls9leA. II you
want tolbuy seli % exchange a.
yertise yDus wares IN Tampa and
South Florida One o. the most
prot Porous gegipns OF today. Al.
Ways use Tiinea want Ads. Iare-
ess Tampa circulation and lorfaSt
daily average WAIT 40 lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed 10
Hllg advertisers Regular rate ore
cens per word. Monthly rnto on ap-
'gwered. address TIE TAMPA
plieohon Inquiries checrfnlly an.
9IMES, Tampa. Florida SSssN
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VEL1E 50 Model 1920, Bargain Tor
quick sale. Call 1676-M. 6241A
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TWO POOL tables Complete "a
cues, two sets balls, everything
ready to go to playing. Price COM.
plete $225.00. Anybody desiring d
bargain look these tables over.
s. I. Rice. powns, West Virginia:
No: 6I74.A
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Board of Education Of Win
field District will offer for sale,
by auction, the old school build.
ing and lot at Hoult. Sale will
be held attpresent location WED.
Inesday, January 10, 1928, at Q
p. m.
Said Board Of Education re.
serves the right to reject any or
all bids. "a
Bids can either be made separ-
ately or collectively.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
WINFIELD DISTRICT.
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For,..Rent
Farms Wanted

WANT TO HEAR FIR ON OWNER
having farm for slle; give part
culars and lowest price. John J.
Black, Chip eva Falls, Wisconsin
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Boarders And RoonierssI

BoARDERs WANTED Il iosi
Spruce street Private fanny
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MIAMI. FLORIDA, = Dafly
Metropolis Want Ada Inc per
word cash with order.
No. 577o.K
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Storage, Moving
DRY STORAGE OF all
kinds. Live and Dead stor-
age for automobiles by
5he north. ...sa
MARION ICE co.
9Th st. Nirgiiaia Ave.
Business Opportunities

START YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Make more money! Retail Raw
,leigh'B Good Health Food Pro-
ducts, Spices, Flayors, Medicines.
Toilet Preparat tons, etc. $50 every
day necessitaites used by milllona.
Largest company; Established 81
years. Fayorably known all over
America Products sold on time:
lowest Wholesale. No experience,
practically no capital needed we
furnish everything teach you 10
manage your own permanent big
ing bpsipe S3000-s5000 yearly.
yearly. Particulars free: give
age, occupation, references. W.
T. Rawieigh Co. Dept, 300. Free
port, Illinois. 6165A
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&, IA7oman's
A wv Standpoint
BY ANN ADVENTURE.

One OF the chief topics OF con-
yersation everywhere one goes In
F'aitmont these days Is the OPEN
ing Of the virginian, our newest
motion picture house, Son Christ.
mas Day with "oliyer Twist" In
which Jackie coogan stars, as the
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
Meeting Of The W N Society
Of Cumberland Furnace

The WomAns MISSIONARY Society
oi Cumberland Furnace. met wl,h
Mrs Frans Grmble June IL The
meeting ~ss led by the President
Mrs.. II II. Ferehse vi,h a bihi.
,ssdins ircm the 2ls chapter Of
Matt hsw
The lace Of Chinss Needs We
Rad by Mr Mary Stark
I'll They Lye Nest Door Mrs,
II II fereb@e
Peoples Central Institute '---
Misc Lssis Murphy
Ow Young People Miss lhsl
ma Isssbse.
Especial Tor is2l'--M,ss hyta
Psrell
"Tbe meaning ~ the 1.-THE 500
Miss Lissis Murphy.
Mrs.. II II Ferebre then ssve bel
report on the disric, meeting nj
Wavs,ly
Ten member. vem present and
1.-Two 4ya~itosS. The snsri,as sdiss1in
ed 10 rnec. With Mrs, J X FTebes
July Is --Myra Farrell P,ess Agent
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All servicss are announced Tor
n.a, SUNDAY =. III. ususl hours =
sunday School st5; preaching st
lis IN snd7%s p N y. ? :
C. r. q, RS
Acsoidius to spee,al engagements
N, announced .s.centls. ~hss~hy 80
'a,e,ehsos. Of pupil. by The pastors
in III. S.sav'ils frsAy,s,y we're
rlanuSd irr he IN Suud,y. XIV
Albert Eellsr. al ID. local ;hs's-,
zoe. 10 N.,ss,c~, and ,'ll ooeors
that palpi, ~hle b. Phillips n
Nashville. wiI! hll 10. LOCAL rGlp'i
Al bo,s the m 1ynins snd sveo'ns
hours
ID. spr~'al prhliG accorded a
hearty sslcaa 30 sil services -
puhhct', Director
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Parties For Bride-Ekct

Mi- Glenn Hopkins. wbose
marriage 10 ar jstnss n .Pasrics
OF Huntingdon. was oee Of the N ,st
popular events Of this month ca
spr.d Q number al pretty entettain
msnts Mim Anna Hol sy was
hostsss Of . morning bridge par,y,
which brought together 9 numb. Z
II ma,,ons and young ladies.
Tables we're placed 10 the living
room, which sac decorated With
baskets Of s~ss, peas. PINK and
white hydrsngeas Mrs, g. c.
CollisA j.. made highest seora
Al tbs sssas, OF Abe ssrry lyashAoa-
~. served nv the hos,sss and her
mother. eeo,sr lct the game ~M
Mics Mss, Louise Scot,
Another party Tor Mi.s Hopsin.
". given by Mp, l. Clyde
Sell. shoss suesn ne.odsd toe
siusIe slemrn, 10 too eontssts---
Th. Bride to he" and "A Motor
Romance. III. prise vas given to
Mise Ruth Hooper, oi Waco, Texas,
aud q trophy vas also presented 10
; the honorse. The suests contribu.'
ed special recipes tor the Bride
Book which vas later given 10
| Misc Hopkins In the dining room,
where refreshments wcfe served
| the sircvs,ions eooslsted Of roses
| and swee, PEGS. The eolots yellow
| aud white, prevailed. The table
| wss covered With Clay lace evsl
| yellow, and ,h. lishss we're con
, cealel BY yellow shades. Mn q
iC. Colltns. j.. and Mrs. Hssh
wynns served ,h. salad course
90 Tuesday. Mn Coll'as ws'
hostsss oi luncheon, which VA
beautiful in every appointment
Asnin sweet peas sess chosen ~
1.-The decoration aud houluets osua
ment-d the butte, and d,aing table
Places Yer. marked by cards Of
bride dssisn. and pink baskets
itiiied with, cand,es Abe%e LII
table hung . pink heart. over ~hicl
Ii.ll clusters Of white ribbon suesm
ere. seated 81 the table we
| Mi.s Hopkins. Misses Anna Hoilsy
Mary Donsesn Mssdsms n l.
! Bouldiu. Hugh wyon', l. c a-l
| and HsHsell Weaver
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Bridge Party For Visitors

nrs. Murray Baetas. Of Cabs
and Mrs o v Cimk. NJ Bovlins
Green. XIV. wess honorsss 81 q
bridge party, given By As Lsssss
kogsfs.
Mrs. Fred Besslsy made hlshsss
score 10 the game, shich vas
iollc wsd by a dslicisus menu.
served b. the hostess snd Mn. J
Msnlsy wynas.
The gussts were: Mesdames II
{. Gu.tin. OF Nashville. W u
Nhl,s. J ID. Campbell, Hugh
wynns, g. G Cellias. il, Fred
Bsssley H. Weaver. l. c Sell, n,
Geibefman. Ftsnt Henry. Paul
Rahy and |. A AeCsel
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23

The mA,,i.ss oi Mr Alien. Tnlnr
al vsnar-s ~ n, Hs,sas hae~ll. .
Al sshy,lls ~. asietly saIemns d
in the presence "a onlr lea lfiet d.
and relatives, Al the home at Mr..
and Mn Frank Grimble. Gambler
land Furnace, Monday afternoon.
Jvce ,Nh. R.v, Z. X Justice
|cfhica.ed
The bride h. The daughter Of Mrs.
I,issis Reeves 81 ysnls~s
Mr.. and Mn. DopaIdsoc len
| Immediately alsw the cesen~ry scs
Nashville, shers H. Dcsaldsoa Y
in bssiusss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23

Mf. Levi Seymour and Mias
Ir~ne Wall wsse married Saturday
si,erscca shiis SEATED 10 IN >suac-
ues,le sesr The hs0s u he brides
psssnts. Mr. and Mrs Newt Wall
al Cumh<tiAad Furnace, Elder H.
sssdsss. 81 Dicksea. o6eiasias.
They sili rssids 10 Dseksoc where
Mr., Seymour 10 Engaged 10 the
maaalactuss u co0cssts hlock&
They have The b~ss wisAss u Z
lasss eiscls Of friends sho wisA ic'
,hss mneh hsppissss aad pses
resiiy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
TAYLOR BROS. fu '..s aas p'taf'ek'
os Dodge n.sss- sesAsss - s,
sssvee We es~stss He u sss
ssessss sss sah hsssss sAssss
a u, csas III. nsstAssrs eAssss. - - ~.
Bs ptist ChuNh Notes

Next sunday has hsen deslspst.d
"Chr,stisn Education Day and
the children oi the sunday School
are working hard in making prspa.
ra,ion Tor a special program con
.s,ins II -ous. and readings. which
Gill be given at the Sunday scnool
hour.
Regular preaching s-rvices Ter the
Ia, subject Tor morning hour
"Ch'istisn kduosiion, lot evening
hour "~ln."
Come-yoo can 4, ~ ID 10 mice
a service N. \. Jackson. Pastor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23

", pay ga % weekly full time,
7bc an hour srsre time selling
bos,ery guaranteed wsav tour months
q, replaced free "a Ayles Free
samples o ~o,ker. Sslsy NJ 10
IN, commission Gond hosissy
u sn absolute ne, .ssi'y. ron cen
sell il easily Experience urprcrs
ssry. Esd. gni,tins MALI. ps'hy,
rrrpsylvsn,s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
Iwcnticih Century Club.

III. twentieth Century Club
held an interesting meeting We'd.
n..tay afternoon ri la.i ~tst,
Literature "a. III. topic STABBED.
Mrs Pitt HsneIee discussing Bible
I,terxsurs. " and Mrs Joe y Weems
the, 81 the Drama
T@a.chss,~sssas A,cA"is . 81 gold
thrpceh the club.
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