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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17

Madison-Persons who fifty years
ago purchased Indian lands from the
state will be reimbursed with inter
est at s per cent for the funds in
vested, as a result Of action recently
by the Wisconsin land commissioners
Payments will amount to approximate
~ S35.O0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
IA I''rI.ST.

At Weber Observation-Disclosures will
h" conducted by the pastor. Rev. Her
bert Il. carlton, at II 4. NJ. and S
T. NJ Subject. morning: Inside the
CUP Communion service. Evening
subject How Long Halt Y" Ec;"cen
Two opinions" sunday school at
'.@" y NJ u. y. i. l., Junior and
senior. 49, : T. NJ.
~ Br"adus Memorial-Rev. " f.
Gibson VIII preach at II a NJ on
S'"adfas'ness" and At night ON THE
Appeal Of the Cross" sunday school,
$50 y. ". Il. Y. t. 4. At : T. NJ
Al Tab"rnaCl"-The pastor. Eev.
Aubrey Williams. viii preach at II
y. NJ. and a. night his subject viii
be: Jesus and The Publican. Sun
day school $50 \. NJ. H. y. +. L. at
+. NJ.
At North Sdo-The pastor. Hcv. ".
Il. Flanagan. Will preach in tho
morning on The fndwcllins Christ
and at night ON ~ Detective That
Has Never Failed Baptism at
nigh;. sunday school, 9:3O y. NJ
At cal"'ry The pastor. Rev. Car
ter Ashton J"nkens. will preach in
and at might on Deliver Us From
Evil"
~ Pine S'rcet-Rcv. l.. J. Powell
Will preach at II y. NJ on "EottlinG
Our Tears and at , T.. NJ. tablet
TO Rev. j. b. iiutson Viii he unveiled.
sunday school, $50 a. NJ. b. Y. l..
L. at T. NJ.
At Fairmount Avcnue-Ecv. j. NJ.
IIamricli Will preach in the morning
ON Four Essential Elements OF a
Revival and a; night on Gods First
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l;rIstOi.tI..

At Monum"ntal-Th pastor will
preach on Sin at II ~ NJ and az
| night Rev. Il Cary Montague VIII
preach on Divine Discomfort"
AZ thr!St--ft"v. y. y. dcFoc Wag-
ncr viii preach At II \. NJ. aud \
j. NJ. sunday school and Mems Bible
Class. $40 y NJ.
~ =; rhomas'-Rev. T.. G. Pedrick
Will preach in The morning on God
there Will be- Joint service at Holy
Trinity church Young Peoples So
c!c'y at T. NJ
Al 81. raui's rector. Rev. ".
Il. Bow!cs. viii preach tomorrow
night on What Lessons Shall We
Gain From ArmiStice Day?"
y; st. .Iamcs-Rcv. q Frccland
Peter Will preach at II 4. ". and s:l5
+. NJ. sunday school. 800. Bible
classes for men aud women. 10 4.
NJ HOLY Communion. II \. NJ.
Holy Communion and sermon at ! \.
NJ sunday school. e:i5 \. NJ. Mems
Rihl" class. 10 a. NJ. At 8 J.. NJ.
Rev. w. ~. Grifiih Thomas. -. H..
Will preach the opening sermon on
IN" Bihlc conference To he held dur
ing the next TWO weeks in Rich
mond. The subject Of his sermon
viii he: The Greatest Proof OF
Christianity"
Al 81. Andrew's-Ifoly Communion
and sermon. II a. NJ. The Rev. !.
Francis Ribble, II H.. will preach.
| No night service. Rev. w. II. Griffith
Thomas. -. ID. Will speak to the Mems
Bible Class at $50 A. VI.
At GraCr-RcV. W. II. Burkhardt.
u -. Will conduct services 1T II y.
NJ ard 5 T.. NJ. Celebration OF tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

II meq ! ,.o of Man" SUNDAY 'shcS ;
At Ginter Park Rev. William
Hcdley VIII preach at II n. NJ on
The Appeal of Jesus" and at 3 T..
NJ on Degeneration and Conversion g
sunday school. $50 a. NJ. H.. Y T..
U. at r. NJ.
At lmmanusl-Thc pastor will
preach in the morning on THE For
gotten Grace and at niGht on Test
ing our Love" sunday school. 80
a. NJ II Y. +. L. q; : y. NJ.
At East fnd-The Rev. : Il or
rell viii preach both morning and
night AZ the morning service, tho
Lords supper viii he observed. sun
day school at $50 y. NJ. H. Y, T.. L.
at +. NJ
Al Leigh Street-pr. II. \ Grcisa e
mer. 90 Richmond Va. will preach
at both services. Sunday school at
9:3o a NJ. Il Y. +. L. at l.. NJ.
At OAK wood Avenue-R.v Il. w.
Billings. pastor. Will preach at II \.
~. on When God Did His Best and
at +. NJ on How to win a Crown
sunday school at $40 \. NJ. and u.
Y. l.. Ia at y. NJ.
At First Preaching at II y. NJ.
and s =. NJ. by tn" pastor. Rev.
George W. Mcdaniel. -. -. Sunda y
school meets at $40 y. NJ. Il. Y. T..
L.. i NJ
At Eethel-Rey. w j. Clark. -. H.,
president or tn. Virginia Union tni-
vcrsitv. Will preach At II \. NJ Com
mun!on after morning services. Jacob
Umiauf will preach at the evening
services sunday school. go \. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

is conducting series OF evangelistic
services. will preach at IL y. NJ. on
Ihc ARR. tho Type Of the Church
and at Il. NJ on The Glvcr OF Life"
hihic school. $50 \. NJ. Christian
Endcavor. 4 r. NJ
At Seventh Street.-The pastor
Rev. ~. ID. &. Maclachlan. Will preach
Tor the morning sermon will be: I'm
conscious Degeneration" Evening
subject Will be: The Cgl!eSt Thing
in the World" Sunday school at q. 40
A NJ. Nursery and Children's Hour
at II a. NJ. Intermediate and Senior
Christian Endea>or meetings at Cd;
l. NJ.
At Cowardin Avcnue-Rcv r. n
Motley Will preach at II ~ NJ. Rcv
on Motives OF Obedience" Ordi-
nance OF baptism at close OF even
ing service. Sunday school. $50 y
NJ. Christian Endcavor. I T.. NJ.
y, Hanover Avenue-Dr. J. Y
fair VIII preach at IL y. NJ. and al
5 i. NJ. Judge j. iioge Kicks will
give an address Bible school at 3,
and Christian Endcavor. both Junior
ana senior, at l.. NJ
Hanover Avenue)-The pastor. Rev
". T. Walters. -. j.. Will preach al
II \. NJ. on "rhc Christian i.lfe Eek
pressing Itself Through the Church
and at J. NJ. an address will h-
sivep hy \. g. Fallman. Of Now York
on "Christianizing the Jew" sun
day school At ::i5 \. NJ.
the pastor. Rev. !. o. ie!sab-ck. al
II \. NJ, and at +. NJ. Bible school
$50 4. NJ Junior t:ndcGvor. l.. NJ
senior Endcavur. I i. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

Holy Communion at the morning
service. sunday school at ?:4J a. NJ
y" session OF the Bible Class. as the
men VIII attend a joint meeting at
81 andrews Church to hear the Rev
Or. Thomas.
At Church OF tho Holy Comforter
'k"v. W. r.. Cox. rector-Sunday
school and Bible classes $50 a. NJ
Holy Communion. IL a. NJ Evening
Prayer. S:l1 +. NJ. with sermon by
the Rev. !. ~. Glbboney.
At All Saints'--Sunday school with
Bible classes AT $50 \. NJ. Morning
/ service with Holy Communion At II
\. NJ. Evening service At = i. NJ
Rev ". II. Griffith Thomas. u. u. o'
Philadelphia. will preach at the
morning service and every afternoon
during the week. except Saturday. AT
4 o'clock.
At tho Church OF the Epiphany
Rev. J. II. G!hboncy Will preach at ii
\. NJ. ON The Rim of the World
Evening Prayer and sermon by Rev
w T.. Coz. on The Church's Pro.
gram" ~ +. NJ. Church school and
Bib" classes At ?;3O ~ NJ Young
Peoples League at l.. NJ
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In Richnond:s Pulpits

NJ. Bible class. ::i5 a. NJ Epworth
League at 7:lj l.. NJ.
At the Methodist lnstitutc-Sunda y
school. 2:3o i. NJ EvangcIistical
sermon from I to 7:i5 l.. NJ
~ Broad Street.-The pastor. Rev
FRED *. chcnault. viii preach at IL
~ NJ. on open Books for open Eyes
and at night on The Busy Man and
Ills Losses" Sunday school. 800 a
NJ. Epworth League. 1880 T. NJ
~ Denny Street.-The pastor. Rev
IL. v. carson. VIII preach at IL y. NJ
on he fe Doors of the Word" and
at night on The worth OF Prayer
sunday school and Mems bible Class
$50 \. NJ. EpwOrth League, T. NJ
Al Decatur Street.-The pastor. Rev
a. l.. copl"y, Will preach at II 4. NJ
on Living Bread and at night on
The Hope OF IN. City"
AZ Union station rreaching at II
~. NJ. hy Rev. y. 6. Fellman. OF New
York. on "obligatIon of the Christian
Chnrch to the Jews" AZ T.. VI. the
pastor Will preach "A special sermon
TO Tn" Ladies' Missionary Society, who
Will attend in Il body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
FELT so TIRED
ALL THE Time
Indiana Lady Says She Was
Rundown, Suffered With
Her Back, Took Car
dui, and Got Well.

Richmond. Ind.-"I thought would
write line or so. to say that owe
ny good health and strength TO Car
iui," says letter from Mrs Cora
Courtney, OF 81 Railroad Street. this
.ity.
Il was all rundown until my fam
ny thought they would lose me-"
writes Mrs. Courtney. My husband
please him. I did. and will say | do
not regret It. for am able to do all
ny work and do my shopping.
Il have FIVE children. four in school.
my husband and boarder to do for
and do all my own work for all Of
us. and find time TO play. We all
praise Cardul. Every sick and run
down woman should take this won
derful medicine.
II suffered with my back; a very
weak feeling in my limbs.
Il felt hardly able to drag. just,
tired-so tired all the time.
1T was an effort for me to do any
thing. but Cardui helped me so | felt
ike a different woman"
II you are in a rundown phvsica,
condition. suffering as this Indiana
lady says she did, give Cardui a fai.
trial. II should help you
Cardul is purely vegetable, tonic
medicine for woman's ailments. found
valuable in thousands OF such cases
as described above.
Take Cardui. Your druggist sells
it.-Adv.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Preston Cooke.

The funeral services for Mrs
F'es,on Cooke Will be held I'M.
morning At 81 James Episcopa,
Church 81, II o'clock, Rev. g. Free
land Peter oi'iciating Tho active
pallbcarers viii be Bernard Nero.
dith. Charles Cooke. Randolph Har.
rison. Richard T.. Cunningham. Col.
onel Sidney Buford Nelson Cock g
John LiShtfoOt and Pelham Black
ford
During her whole life Mrs. Cooke
was closely and actively connected
with tho extensive charities Of ST
James Church. OF which her hu..
band. tho lat" Preston Cooke. was a
Nes'ryman. tntil very recently Sh-
was director of the Fcmal. Hu
name Society. now the Memorial
Home for Girls
Mrs. Cooke had marked person
atty and ready sympathy which en-
deared her TO large circle o.
friends.
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pItI:SHNrI:itI1N.

AZ Mizpah The pastor. Rev. !. D.
kc!ih, Viii preach at II a. VI. and .
i. NJ. Special anniversary service
Young Peoples meeting at 7:la l.. NJ
l.. Il. Woridor:, Of Lexington. Will
preach at II \. NJ. and Rev ". w
Moor. at night,
~ First-Th" Hcv. ". l.. Carson
VII Preach at II a. NJ: and at +.
sunday school a, $50 a. ~
At Gr"v" Avenue REV John NJ
Alexander VIII preach at II A. NJ on
Tn" Light % tn" World" aud -
childr"n's Sermon on shining FOR
Jesus and q, night on "Enligh,cn-
ing the Conscience" sunday school
for $40 4. NJ and Christian En-
deavor at T.l5 A. NJ
At Second-Rcv. Russell Cecil Will
preach a, II y NJ. aud T.. NJ. Young
Peoples League ~ .:i5 t.. VI.
SUNDAY school. $40 4. NJ. Christian
Endeavor At T. NJ
A. Westminster Rev Ernest r
az l.. NJ. Roy. W :. Golden will
preach on The story OF the Chris
tlan Church" sunday school. $40 4
VI Bib. class, 10 i. NJ. Christian
Endeav"r. Juniors. AT 3:l5 and Young
Peoples at T. NJ.
Al overbrook The pastor. Rev. A.
w. iioney. VIII preach a, II \. NJ.
on THE Christine shepherd and the
King" Ordination service. r. VI.
At Grace Cov"nant-R"v Charles
l.. King. y. -. VIII preach at II \.
NJ on 'N"ntransf.rablc Responsible
ties and at T. " on The Wisdom
on High" preceded by thirty min
ut"s song service. SABBATH school
$50 4. NJ. Bible classes. as a. N.
Young Peoples society. +. NJ.
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MRS. {. A. HELMS
GAINS TWENTY
POUNDS

II firmly believe Tanlac saved my
NE recently declared Mrs. l.. a.
Helms. r. F. D. No. I. Gastonia. y. c.
Il was suffering 80 badly with rheu-
matism, neuralgia and nervous indi-
gcstion." said she. that don't see
how | could have stood 1t much
longer.
My stomach was so weak could
eat nothing except a little milk and
bread. and many times | could not
retain that. never knew what II
was TO get good nights sleep. and
often | was so nervous and racked
with pain that | felt | would rather
not live.
"'Tanlac helped me right from the
start and after taking three bottles
many OF my friends told mo look ed
thousand times better. | told them
felt that way. too. and that IL was
all due to Tanlac | have gained
about twenty pounds and never felt
better in my life"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
CistS,-AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
j.. II. H0gerson.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov 81. y.
RoSerson. 81. one OF the city's hest
known citizens. died this morning at
his residence, 81 East Tabb street.
Mr. RoHer@on has been IN for some
time and Was seized with what proved
=" b: Mss last Illness Will. at hip
Once Monday. Mr.. ROgcrson was "A
member Of wilkins a. Rogerson,
merchandise brokers. In tho M.chan-
les building. II. Is survived by his
VIE and one son. waverly W Roger
son. and one daughter. Miss Elizabeth
RoG"rSpn. III" funeral Will he held
sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
Grace Episcopal church. Rev Edwin
Carter, rector. officiating
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LIt,lc Girl pn,unonl, yic,,u

FARMNlLLE. VA, Nov. 3.--Mar-
Sare,. the second daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harper cowan, aged about
eleven years, died at her home on
Pine street this morning at 3 o'clock
after days illness Of pneumonia
The little girl attended her classes
at school on Tuesday and was taken
sick on returning home In the after
noon and vas only in he'd about
th!rty-siX hours when the maIadv
proved fatal. She is survived by her
mother. father ana two sisters.
Louise and Virginia Cowan.
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Cu,hhcr, William rnn,.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 3.-Foi-
lowing an illr"ss OF more ;hau year.
'u'hb"rt William Pope died last
night al his home. ia1 Piedmont Ave-
nue.. Colonial Heights. He Was ma
tive OF southampton County and wa.
- years old. He is survived by his
VIZ" and one daughter the latter Mrs
Lucy y. Baurham. Of Southampton
county, and two sons. Cuthhcr, W
Pope. Jr, and John H. Pope. ~ Colon
ial Heights. Tn" funeral will he held
tomorrow morning AT II o'clock at
Highland NJ r.. Church, Rev. Jesse
Hobbs officiating
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St. Paul's Church

9:45 4. NJ Sunday School and Bible
Glasses.
II a. NJ. Litany and Communion.
1t5 4. NJ, Musical Prelude
S:l5 +. NJ. Evening PRAYER
The rector. Rev. w Russell Eovie
ID. -. will preach at both services,
his subject in the morning. THE Cos
pei IN Power. and at night What
lessons Shall We Gain From Armis-
ticc Day."
In the Musical Prelude before m .
evening service. Mrs. T. T. Harker
Will sing the solo. Come. We blessed, .
from The Holy city"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

Funeral services for Mrs. J. Watts
Pace, wife OF the foreman Of tho
composing room OF the Newport
News Daily Press and Times Herald,
VII" died In private hospital In
that city following a surgical opera
ton. viii be conducted in Newport
News this morning. Mrs. Pace was
a native of Staun;on. hut had lived
In Newport News since her mar
rage. about twenty years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

LYNcHBERG, VA. Nov. Edwin
Hugh Sudd!,h. SIS. died suddenly a,
MIS- home here late Thursday night OF
heart trouble. He formerly lived at
Winchester. and IS survived by his
wife and these children: +. II. sud
dith, Jr., Lynchburg; Walton Suddith.
Hluefeli. W. Va, and Mrs. Smith. OF
Macomas. W. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
Xnndai> Ruin AUTO TIrc..

DANNlLLE. VA, Nov. 3-William
-. Fitzgerald reported An act OF van
dalism perpetrated on Halloween
He was visiting an ailing friend.
eavinp his automobile parked out
Side when persons unknown drove
"a dozen t-n-penny nails in the four
tires ard otherwise slashed them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
.lnhn VI. I,rihhle

LYNCHBCRG. VA. Nov 3-John NJ
Pr!bblc. IS. a retired farmer, who had
been living here year, died at his
home late Thursday night. He liz
survived by the following children:
Mrs. j. l.. Mcconnell. Miss L. Z. Prib-
ble and James Pr!bbie
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49, Hz7=777aia
METHODIST.
Broad Street
Methodist Church

preaching, IL a. NJ. and 8 p. NJ,
Tenth and Broad Streets
by the pastor. ~
REV. FRED r. CHESAULT. D. d.
Morning subject: Open Books for
Open Eyes
Evening subject: THE Busy Man
and His Losses"
Special musical numbers at thu
Lover OF My Soul by Williams, and
The Heavens Are Telling" by Hay
Sunday School. $3.50; Epworth
League. 200.
Everybody invited and everybody
welcome.
\ peoples church in the heart OF
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Mr,. George Tucker u,r-,son

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov :.
Mrs c"rnclia Harrison. wife or
GeorG" Tucker Harrison passed
away Yesterday at her home a; the
University of Virginia. The funeral
VIII he held Sunday at 3 T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

morning on 'Service-ths After
math OF Our Bible Contcrenco' and
az night on Sensational Preaching
What Ia lt7 Is II Needed in ConSer-
vative Richmond?" sunday scbo,,
$50 y. NJ. Il. I L. L.. r. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

AT First Church Of Christ. Scicntis,
Ifark Avenu" and Meadow Strcct)-
Services Will he h.ld at ii ~ NJ and
\ j.. NJ. Subject. Adam and Fallen
Man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

AZ the Church OF jesus Christ OF
Latter Day saints corner Main and
seventh streets. Richmond Trust
sunday school will be held
at lO:3V s. ~ pr.nnnlnr Al \ L, NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

Il. I. +. L. at L. NJ. Services will
be held In the auditorium OF the r r.
Lee school, corner Belmont and
kensinSton Avenues.
NJ Grove Avenue-The pastor, Rev
Len q. BrouEhtOn. Will preach in the
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Mrs. Richard II. Hight

LYNCiIRURG. VA. Nov. Mrs.
Susie Hight, IL, wife of Richard H.
Hight. OF this city. died Wednesday
night at the Lynchturg Hospitai
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Jnues r.. Vest,

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. -
James T.. Vest. 25. died Wednesday
AT the Memorial Hospital here 81,
pneumonia. He lived At Joshua
Falls. and was brother OF II. w.
and y. j. Vest. Of LynChburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
UNITARIAN.

AT First-K"v. John u. Reid will
preach "A, II \. NJ on THE True and
the Beautiful sunday school at
1920 T. NJ
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EPISCOPAI..
All Saints Episcopal
Church

tFranklin street. between Madison
and Monroe Strectso
Rev. j. Y. BOWMAN. u. D.. Rector.
Sunday School. with Bible Classes.
at 9:3O 4. NJ
Morning Service. with Holy Com
munion. at II o'clock. At this service
the Rev. w. II. Griffith Thomas. n.
D.. OF Philadelphia, will preach. as
we'll AS each afternoon during the
week. except Saturday. at clock.
Evening Prayer Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. as usual.
Music by the choir OF men and boys
under the direction of Ernest H. Cos
by. orEanist and choirmastcr.
Strangers are cordially invited to
attend the Sunday School and all
church services.
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I:TIIODIST.

At Monumcnt--Thc pastor Rev
George T. Booker. will preach at II
a. VI. In Binford High school on is
II True That the Race Is Not To tho
swift. Nor the Battle To the Strong?'
AZ night his subject will be. The
attitude OF the Christian Community
Towards tho Man or Woman Who
Fails Night service In lecture room
Of Church
At Branch M"morIal-Rcv. II. Con-
rad blackwell the pastor, will preach
AT \. NJ. on Two Master lmpos-
tors and at T.. NJ on "a Profound
Dreamer" Epworth Leagues at 1918
l.. NJ. and sunday school at 900 \. NJ
AT Pace Mcmorial-The pastor. Rev
Roscoe NJ. White. Will preach at II
a. NJ. on "A Personal Memorial" and
at H. NJ. on Latent Power" sum
day school and Mems Bible Class.
$50 n. NJ. Epworth League. T. NJ
At Conference.-The subject at II
y NJ, viii be. What the World be
sircs' and at T.. NJ. THE Tragedy
or Eden Sermon by Rev. j. y.
Lat than.
At Barton notwithstanding by
M pastor. Rev. ". S. Deyerlc. on
The Richest Person In the World'
AZ u y. NJ. and AT T.. VI. on The
ihl'hS. Longing Of a Human Heart -
At rrinity-Kev. J. T. Ma.An VIII
preach AT IL y. NJ. and the pastor.
rev Walter II. Euston. Will preach
al J.. NJ. on our Attitude Toward
salvation" sunday school. $40 A.
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after weeks iilncss. She is sur.
HEcn by her husband daughter
A'hhli": her mother. Mrs. Olivia ~
P.rrOw: sister. Miss Madeline Per.
row. OF Campbell County. and two
brothers. William NJ perrow. Of
Campbell cn,inty. and Cornelius Per-
row, OF i.yncnburR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04

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In my DacR, weak,
tir e d, nervous
fe elings and a
weak stomach. /
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about a year and
W as unable to
work or stand on
my feet for any
length of time.
My hus b a n d. 8
aunt told me how
much good Lydia
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Centenary Methodist
Church

The home-iikc Church, with a
worshiptul atmosphere"
II A. NJ, What the World Desires"
r. NJ. The Tragedy OF Eden"
Sermons by DR.. j. y. Latham.
Large chorus choir. led by Mr..
Howard -. Bryant.
Strangers and visitors welcome.
The Chilkat post., 1922-12-01


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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-02-10
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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-02-10

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