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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-15
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i. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !.


Observation-Disclosures.
-666 quickly relieves a cold.-ad
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Walhalla Methodist church will meet
Wa;h Mrs. w. D. Moss Thursday Cto-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
TO prevent cold take 666.-ad
! C. e. Jaynes has been spending
some days i'm Florida, where he has
gone TO be with his wife for a while,
she beMg in Florida for the wi,fter
for the benefit Of her health.
No. toma toes, 10c. per can;
NO. tomatoes, 15c. per can. C. w.
q j. e. Bauknight, Walhalla.-adv.
Rev. W. A. Barr, Of the Wal
'halla Methodist church, will conduct
services at the Tamassee D. A. r.
6chool next Sunday, Feb. 10th, at 3
O'Clock. Everybody is cordially in
'vhted to ttend the service.
For Sale-High class hard and
soft brick. Arthur Brown, Walhalla.
S. C.-ady. .-43-tf.
Married. at the residence OF. the
officiating minister, Rev. J. B. Ira
mel, on Feb. 8th, Miss May Ridley
and James Fred Nicholson, both Of
the Mountain Rest section. The
young couple have the best wish es
Of numerous friends.
When ready to freshen up for
spring and summon, look over our
line OF paints. varnishes and brush
es. Prices right. Cel'tain-teed brand
paint, s'ucco brushes at Norman
~ 10 l.,
There will be services at St.
Johns Episcopal church, Walhalla, 4,
on Thursday (to-morrow) after
noon, Feb 16, at $50 o'clock. The
members are urged 10 attend this
service, and VISITORS will be most
cordially welcomed. The service will
be in charge Of Rev. George Zach
ary, rector Of the church.
I'VE have increased our line Of
canned goods and fancy groceries.
Come in and get our prices. C. w. &
j. e. Bauknight, Walhalla, S.C.-adv
Married. on Jan. 2Sth, Miss
Maud iInnnicutt and Charles r.
Owens, both OF whom reside near
Walhalla. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. b. Tramel, the
ceremony taking place at the home
of the officiating minister, In the
presence Of few witnesses. The
young couple have the good wishc
OF host Of friends.
If Interested in good metal
shingle roof, do not make the mis-
take Of buying without first seeing OF
| writing D. T.. Good, Walhalla, S. c.,
| who has the agency for the famous
| Walters and Cooper's metal shin.
| gles. which have Il great reputation
for quality and good looks. Some OF
the oldest metal shingle roofs OF our
country are the above kind. Write
me postal and I will either come 10
see you or send samples and cata-
logue--so you see distance makes nc
! difference. Price right.--adv.-6-7
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WHITE LIi(ilIORN EGGS, rs cts.
per doz.: also Rhode Island Red, Is
cts. per doZ. 4 few nice White Leg
horn Cockcrels, $l.00 each. J. II.
BARNETT, Westminster, S. c.. Rt.
No. 4. 7-9+
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FOR SALE - One Horse, four
Mules, two One-horse Wagons, one
Two-horse Wagon, two Automobiles.
For cash or OH easy terms. II. E.
ALEXANDER, Walhalla, S. G. 35-tf
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POLAND CHINA BOAR.-Thor-
ghbred.---Service offered to public.
For fec, particulars, etc., see or write
w. w. FOWLER, Walhalla, S. c..
Route g. 2-3A
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IOST-One Goodrich Fabric Tire,
80 by 4, and Rim, between S. NJ.
Hollands place, near Fair Play, and
Walhalla, Thursday night, Jan. &c.
Finder notify r. r. JAYNES, Wal
halla, S. G.. J-tf
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FOR SALE - House and Lot IN
town Of Walhalla, on northeast cor
ner Of College and Erwin streets. Has
six rooms; lot contains one acre. For
particulars see w. G. HUGHS. Aft
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-15

FOR SALE - Small Farm, near
good school; good community; three
miles from town. Priced for quick
sale. Address HOUSEKEEPER, Wal
halla, S. G. 6-7+
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FOR SALE - Used Oars ut Bnr-
gains.-One 1916 Roadster, $4,000;
one 1919 Roadster, $135.00; one
1917 Touring, $4,000; one 1918
Touring, $4,000; one 1919 Tour
ing, $4,000; one 1920 Touring,
self-starter, $4,000; one Sedan, self
starter, $4,000. PIEDMONT MO-
TOR CO., Wklhalla, s. G. TIT
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10 PIGS FOR SALE &c weeks
Old; half Duroc and Poland China;
$500 each. Also four good Shoats.
j. II. BARNETT, Westminster, S. c.,
Rt. No, a. ~
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FOR SAI4E-Fordson Tractor; in
good condition. }. l.. MOSER, Wal
halla, S. c., Rt. /. 3-tf
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FOR SALE Two Horses, three
Mules, six Two-horse Wagons and
lot Farming Tools. r. r. ,JAYNES,
Walhalla, S. c. ITO
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved
Farm Lands. r. E. BRUCE, Pick
ems, s. G. 26-tf
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WA NTED-Man with car to sell
Best Ford Oil Gauge made. $4,000
per week and extra commiss ions.
BENTON IFARBOR ACCESSORllI
CO., Benton Harbor, Mich. ~
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FOR SALE-Ten-room Residence,
corner Tugaloo and Mauldin streets.
Address WIN. A. HETRICK, Wal
halla, S. G. ITO
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YOUNG MEN, Women, over ~,
desiring government positions, $3.50
monthly, write for free list OF posi-
tlons now open. J. LEONARD, Cfor-
mer Civil Service IIxaminer,) 514
Equitable Bldg. Washington, d. G..
6-9+
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FOR SALE Clemson Young S
Strain S. G. White Leghorn Eggs,
$3.50 par setting of Is. MRS. J. a.
WHITE, Vest Union, S. c., Rt. l. o.
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(NOTICE.-No advertisement &C.
cepted tor this column for Less than
is cents, one insertion.)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-15

NOR Early variety Cotton
Seed that gets ahead OF the bon wee
vii. See w. l.. WERNER, Walhalla,
8. G. 5-tf
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ONE CENT AWORD

(Small advertisements under
this heading inserted at rate OF
one cent. q word per insertion.
Four insertions for price Of
three.)
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-
FOR SALE OR RENT--63 h Acres
for sale, with good buildings and 25
Acres under cultivation. Also two
horse Wagon with six-year-old Mule,
which weighs 1000 pounds. j. $.
SHEPPARD, care Tamassee Indus
trial School, Tamassee, S. G. 49,
WANTED-'Steady young married
farmer to live on and to take care
OF an orange grove near Tampa. Ex-
perience not necessary, as competent
instruction will be given. Excellent
opportunity for a ready and willing
worker. Good house, land for gar
den and poultry, stock Uncluding
milk cows) furnished. and salary Of
Fifty Dollars month paid for first
year. Write. with references, to
JOHN l.. McWHORTER, Rosemere
hayshore, j Tampa, Fla. 6-9+
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14
THE WEST

INIt'NTIONS are NOT lacking that tho west N being discovered again OF
h" EASTERN congressman have" been heard to speak out boldly In favor OF
further fel.rll reclamation effort tu he urigahle regions, while Newspaper.
hertoforo Indifferent on -k"pical about The ulue Of reelainins moro farn
land, are moving 20 support % broader reclamation program than has been
attempted heretofore Something oil this is suguesed IN the following cH-
tpual from the Washington Herald
since the government through Hs reclamation service bngun the de-
livery NJ water IN lands Of the ar1 and seunaId districts OF the ws
crops produced upon he reclaimed land have exceeded in whine S40O 00o
GOO not including the value OF nveHcck and stock products. the increura
iu which wnsd e TO irrigation. These lands increased in value, h-cuuse nj
irrigation In excess OF $500 10000.
During the year 1920. according TO the report o. Director A. r Davis
~ tH" reclamation service" aeas agreEatng $50 600 acres were serve
and .-"" produced crops % q total value Of approximately S1i4Oo0O0o
1he" Figures are most potent In demonstrating The value Of iruga-
b. wh worth what Do has cost.
"t must he remembered that tho coN 81 constructing irrigation systems
ly the government r not that much spent for improvements eft which
nc Government viii get % a drecf return. The rngaur pnyS for tho water
snnuu'l him th" payments heinE- spread over o term OF years Tho money
derived F need Dos tho reclamation service in extensions al existing district.
AND un te erection Of new So that eventually when the limit n r.rlnu,.
Ipn has been reached ~" money viii again find It's way back "a the federal
treasury.
"Evu though not m sent OF the cost of reclamation WINS Maid iarD
sim fWr government would Doe. repaid In IN. Increase of Hrd ,m,. .t
Tho ,on,"urnt taxes that would he paid thereon
"u r NOT good business Tor the nation 10 wait DURING the ,.4r. r.-
Fht'd f"r ih" reimbursement Of ro treasury for the r1ou given o Tho
reclamation service iopes for tho people ARE urgently needed ana ,d.l
production q foodttuts ID imperative u the nation - to thrive.
There should Do liberal treatment of the ser,lc. Uy ,onrto.. y In.
matter Of appropriations Tor an eNtcnsion nj the Irrigated arca. ion Dos sb
hr stEht"i hh'raiN hundreds OF millions Of dollar. may Do added DO In.
valuation of the naIoa mnds ana more hundreds ot millions 10 Nm, rro
duci"r Of footstuff+ Will, The problem af how To- find nome. for ,c ua
pile viii iV tp g. considerable degree, solved" '
---A
N'r h"NhH been licked In thrir strike Sew York milk vorrars non
threaten TO fire the business agents" who called ID Nh. MIN .arE
wnuld have Jared better f they had fired the business agent" gwt "
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i1RsT R,iTisr cHrRCtI.

Thomas T. Harvey. pastor Phone
asa ].
Graded Bible school. SIS a. an. ~
a. Mnllcr. superintendent.
Men class meets ut Y NJ g. a
o geo "a, m. y " Pratt. president
Mission school Foirrater ana Slate
V go e. ~. " r Cnrmcny sipcriE-
tendeut
Junior and senior Unions. 2o p.
N
Public worship A. "a a IN. n Z 30
- m Morning. theme. TIL. Church;
what l. No. Evening theme 9TH"
First Commandment. or False Gods"
Special music; Anthems. 'l,rjolee
boz the lord' WILSON, king OF My
Sour CStuck"yj. duet. When Z
Think iiuw lie Loved Me ,Ackieyl.
VIII Doe SUNG by MpSsrs Sage and fits-
gerald seytvttc, ~" Walks With
Ne tWlld.rmcreI.
The pastor VIII begin "a series OF
sermons on sunday which viii con.
iinu" through 10 weeks. The morn
ing themes viii Boz on 1.-THE Church.
mud thp evening themes uu "Th" Ter
Comma ndmeut~'
~titpgors and visitors are constant.
ly fiudlHE O. welcome 20 tho homo.
liy" church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14
Mr.. Powys Should
Try Again

ODetroit Ncwsl
John Cowper Powy professional
mentor from Eritsin. declares that
all American busiEe.s men who howe
nttaiucd the uge of so aud am iucnm,
of AiO0nh % year should be- forced TO
retire, q so expose thems,INe. 10
the Embellishments en- literature and
the arts ~ Mr. PoWys cuuld Ice
suspected ol % sense at humur
might Doe presumed that he spoke
with h. touvnr ln his check. huf he
has done nothing to place him under
Su"h O. cloud. Assuming. therefore.
tnai he spoke On awm scrIousnozs.
Mr.. luwNs ought TO be corrected.
A. q matter OF fact the interest
and potent hacking OF The American
business man has given the average
American perhaps a greater ouuOr-
tunity for the comprehensive study
OF art, literature and letters than b
enjoyed by the people OF amy ettar
naion Indeed u IN concsivahio that
Mr.. Powys owes the rewards he has
eathered here, II not his very pres,
ncc to this influence.
Detroit was not the first city OF
the United states 20 erect a library
90 classic design and vast proper,
lions. and there are several unsur.
passod symphony oreheatrns Dol
America. We nrc not alone in oui
PLAN for "a great art institute whicf
will Rouse specimens % the nrta al
the world. And Cuas Technical Higl
school a. n contamination Of nf
ideat alive throughout America
whereby the child whose Interest
flags IN The routine curriculum ma,
find In the study Of the art OF Graf
which appeals 20 his uniformed soul
The incentive 90 a higher educntiOa
Al these things IRE made possible b,
the active interest OF the citizen al
mature years
Indeed he has allied the arta will
the business whfch engfosses him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14
CEN12AL NVENIE METHODIST
tHtiiIH.

Central uud Afuo
iirt g. e. Hlghct. pastor
church -chpul . w n ~ J. D.. Ma
ior fuuerintcndont.
Morning worship ~ uO 1 p., subject
Thc Life Beyond Am iustlnrtN.
lirlicf' Test Thou oqpnr-t tsIr,
nd AMI sefisncth the desire e. ry
= Twins tninr Psalm tf5: TO-
N"unr Peoples mcotiur 30 m .
iiuutlH Gross president
Evening service so m. subject
striking % bargain
The music De- under tho direction uf
Mrs Elizabeth s.. Bradford lud her,
viii Dee special numbers at both tho
NOR nlug % evening services
tn" moruing scrmoa ls the fhird on
y lc ilfc Beyond" and the tirsf iu
which th" positive evidence TO- ihr
itltrc NE are set forth NHiru .n-
forrest i- being taken in tho snris,
ana mIny are sending copies % thr
a'loduir 10 them friends.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.

Corner South Thlrd ana Lead Ave.
Row. r T.. Mcclure. minister.
sunday schuul experimentation. r. j.
lioWver
Miss Bessie Way, d~caconess
Mrs. Rulph Smith. musical director.
g.fi 70. m.-SundnN school
90 % M Service with sermon.
subject. "Nuthlng Could stop Them
Anthem. "Dh. sing into The Lord
% Sow SONG OnmckI
pffertory. My Prayer" tWilsoni.
Evening service. $3.50 q m. ED
worth League $50 o. M. praise
eprN.re with scrmuu Where Does
th. Sky Begin
Anthem WALK in Love WILSON,
bnertory. Lave Divine tSteluorl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14
INST CoNGItgG ATIoNNL
GuIRCH

Corner gull and South broadway
Harold = Davidson Pm H.. minister
Residence G2g soul Walter street
church school at 10 ~ cioek sharp.
Orchestra rehearsal az . 80
Morning service Ht ~ O'Clock. Snh-
icct of rmo sit Tirht boat Rock
tho Boat"
Christian Endsavur m q DO D. M
subject. "fiod in pur Lives. God be-
'nnr e - OiHi t.10-aGI Leader.
Miss Eva Seth
Evening service on 20 % w. Sub
lcrt ~ a Ancient Patriot.
HOW Isaiah Saved Viz Iountry and
Saved Religion The g. e. chorus
Will sing.
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~ PNULS ENGLISH IUTHIRNN
en- ron

Corner sixth and silver Arthur
~ Enud-cn. pastor
90 a. m sunday school Every
body weSumc \ " krneniur su.
uerihtcndcnt.
- "a no Morning worship Scr.
mon hy the pastor on 'Mfaf o. PRAY
of Anthem hv choir There's ID
Widcncs- iu Gui- Mercy ,Fahcr.
Wilson,.
G3u D. M Christian EndsnVuf
meeting Topic. God in our Lives
Leader Wm 4 collins
80 o. M. Evening worVllp Thlr,
wr- IN series on First Corinthians
Subject. Goats Way In MarrinEc
Anthem. he SIN and Know
b-prfl.
Fur tho week wednesday %.
p ~ prayer meeting Thur-day. . GO
D. rn.. stwing meeting OF ladies Ald
.oCis'y Ut the home OF Mrs A. Nc.
t.Iy. sUi West Marble
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NORTH FOURTH sTRrTT GoSPTt.
NALL.

sunday school and Bible class ct
o o. Co.. m.
~ o. m HreaRinr 81 bread In re-
membrane OF HE Lord. Acts so
30 o. m The Second address ON
the Tabernacle IN the Wildcrness
hy Carl Amending Subject. "Thc
Court and tine Gate Illustrated bl
q beautiful model secured especially
for this series of addresses
"Wednesday y D 10 PRAYER meet
.ur at the home OF v y Maugcr. .Ol
West Roma venue
Friday at sf5 D. M. az Inc ball To-
meeting ION uihin study tmunrfuu'
Hihlc doctrines handled IN an infnr
NAL way questions and discussion
welcomed a hearty invitation To- nI
hose services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14
A THOUGHT roR TODAY

Nhd IN every wort that he b..gan
IN u -srNicr 81 tho hons. of
God. and In the law. and In IA.
commandments. To seek lis G.od
~ did u with all his heart. and
pr">rtrcd - Chronicles 81: ~
We give Thee thanks. % Lord'
Not for the palaces ihnt w.,ttb
has Grown
Where ease g. wor hIppd dufy
ain ly known
Ana pleasure leads her dance the
iinwcry WAY.
Hu' FOR the puict homes where
love ~ queen.
And lie b. more thpn barbir
touched and seen.
And Old foii,s thank me- and dear
children play.
FOR ih"s" - I.crd. our thnnlss,
Robert BridgoH
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Nr. Schlek. after 10 long series 90
experiments. FINALLY evolved "a Test
which shows whr,hei "a gwen indl-
vidunl IL susceptible TO dlphthrriu ur
not. We are now able 90 asccrsslu
- u nicetS that prncucJlly SO per
cent Of the new horn 800 20 60 per
cent NJ tho children % va per cent
OF the adults are naturally lmmuuo
from the disease.
TIL. discovery threw e. new light on
the spread 81 The DISEASE and vN.
planned why only certain persons
take diphtecria even when czposcd
to a. o. shows whether o. person lis
sufficient nntituNiu boz hi blood t0
overcome an Infection with diph-
theria baoilil.
7 The test b. made hr injecting %
small amount Of diphtherlH tnxin In-
10 the skin. u the blood Of the Joe.
dlviduni tested contains diuhthrrlu
antitnxin there viii be no apparent
result. for the toNin is ut once neu.
traliEed hy the antitoNin.
The absence Of a reaction, thcro.
| fore. signifies the presence Of anti.
toxin In the individunrs blood. show
| Ing he In immune 90 d|iphtheria. such
persons. however. may become cue.
| riers ~ the disease IT, however
there n "a reaction 60 The Srhick test
IL Indicates that srcN persons ar,
susceptible TO d%iphthcria. They
should take diphthorla nntitoxin
II would be weii f"f everyone i'
make sure that he g. immune 4,
diphtheria. Consult your phvsiciaf
! and ask him TO apply the schiok test
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14
INMANUEL Nv NNGrlLCAL
itTHiItAN en- HCu.

carl Senmid. pastor. Residence goo
south Arno STREET.
sunday school. q e. n ~.
Services in tho U;prmnn league NJ
Services in the German Language
Htti o. M.
Sorvirc~ in the English language
~ o M In both aervioos the ormou
topic b., How God tho Father Would
Like tu Soc 1T children Live aud
Walk"
Services IN the GERMAN |lanRuasr
ar" held ON the nrst Hnd thiri sun
lays ~ The month. strtlvv- Ina the
English language esery SUNDAY at ~
n'ciorF
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Smile Awhile

Forty Sew N0rkrrs are slid To-
ave dled IN one day nom poison
Uuuur. Dead drunk Dol correct.
Warden who arrested mini hunters
was certainly ID gam warden
Mary Plokford ls learning 90 cook
Would 60 oull 90 clock that fails tu
"a OFF % false alarm
% isn't Ulwuy- politeness that
makes q man l"t 70 woman get on O.
street car first
Stumbling % hirh price will mako
10 feet cheap
Lots of people AFRO ON the riLhi
track. but headod the wrong way
\ man with 90 frowu hud better
AXE another look
The girl who married To keep away
from colloR, viii learn better.
Thcutcr "t war i-n'f getting amy ou-
core-.
All the king horses and an the
king's men can't get Humpty numrty
back down again.
worry killed at car and q cat has
NINE ltyrr
No matter now rhcup tho most
costly thing is e marriage iiccns,
Some OF these buok- h.inr bound
ought go be gagged
Men shop Tor hats and wlye.
allie aiNs u writer. AMI often gti
both TOO biz for their heads
The nc'Ilr l- mi4Utlsr than tho
pin.
winner OF % beauty contest Will
teach school instead uI En Iutu fut
movies Walk right iu Millennium
This burning deck the boy stood
upnu must have held 1--WE uros
ANY gIrl who i- I picture uf health
NI. t rpuI frame
N.Y. fuII uume De- William Jonninps
BRYAN. not Grape Juice Bryan he
says Nuw what's our sober name
And resolutions nave proved tUut
Ihe good die young
Weather forecast. Winter
canning "IE fIr-f lruT. uI Geo Ihis
country in 1k-'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14

Tuduy'~ word b. bEBENTt GE
t's pronounced d"-hon--hurr
syllable,
money ls owed. Fl4rpd hy
th, debtor
- opiv from Latin "debon-
tur" they owe.
u o.. used IKE this The allies
vii issue dcbcntures for the
money they th" United
StHfr.
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rnrsnNrrnINN CmInCm

Corner Eifth and silver ~ 4
Cooper and a. a.. MrN"ata uIafurs
o. 100 20. m. SinlH, school w. D.
Gritty. superintendent
ID r m Morning Worship Sore
Uuu .gohhiug God on Proving UIm
Anthem. Good So Loved fur World.
tTtuiuor1 solo. prof John Lukr,n
with violin ohlirato David March,.
e. 90 p Dol. christian EnhcaNDr
O.. 3D. m. Evening service Scr.
mon. "WUiing and Unwilling quot
MI Mexican
wednesday $50 p m. mIdwesH
uruN.r mpcflup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-14

Makers OF nurniure. lighting and
heati;g equipment. even of the
utiiitnrian batstnb. hive found tina
art is not only satisfying hut profit
nhlr fhe American motor car IL
prevailingly n thing Of beauty. And
finally t4fr hook worm of America r.
10 be found during the day at an
office desk, and :Ae private library
or art collection Il not esciusiveiy an
European possession.
The profession 81 Mr. Powys will
not lnnguish for want Of an active
intefesi in nFt aud liternturs an ne
part % the business man 81 the
United STATES.
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Three hundred block North Thifl
street I. &. Gaines. pastor Toir
phone 2Ns0-I.
sunday school as a. M.
Preaching III 70 m and go u m
ON revival mcoting Will begin
"wednesday uf 30 % IN.
IN" f't - = -Nanderpool Of Colo
RADIO spriur- colo viii be- the vun
rallef Prof and Mrs Kenneth Well
will have charge uf the music
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IWTn0T TTWTWWU' TUN WUTU
willard \ Guy. minister iil South
Walter street Phone iGfS-W
Uniform program every sunday
ntprulnE from 9-it go -
e-i5- Bible school
% 90 MORNING. service.
sermon touir. Worship In tht
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Corner Fourth and silver
For the present -'r,ic-s are being
conducted by Rrt. William Worth
Ingiou of Providence, g.
3b 20 m Holy communion
ts q. ~. sunday school
% o.. m. Morning prayer aud nd
dress
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INTERN NTION " BIBLE STUD
ININ As-nlI AIInN q A~NIN

Ai meetings ln uurlor OF Moo-"
nau. Topic SUNDAY 9 %. M. Law
NJ Moses an. Tho Priesthood
praise.
Friday $50 o. m The seven
TrumHvts of Revelation"
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HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad writers.
If yon so desire, they viii gladly
assist you in wording your adj.
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Home. Solo. "Thc iIoiy Cltv Mr.
Nuuspmg Vnurtrt, rph You Think
20 Fray"
$50 EndcuNur meetlur.
saW Evening worship Sermon
topic. cam and the Fruitauc of Sin
Anthem ~ the choir
Mrs 81 y Mcdowell In charge 81
music.
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TITTUIT TWTU'TFl :
North SiSth Street.
Sodulity masI { a. NJ.
Children's mas Cfor children only
% a. m.
Low mass. . 10. NJ.
iiigh mass anu sermon. 10 n. m.
Evening service. 30 o'clock.
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schools AND communities all over no
uation ace thus helping 90 battle NE
disease. 10 b. the only wny eject
uully ia blot ID out.