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Problems That Perplcx
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luncheon fof BafBfG8y ~ ne btfaf
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council BlDhs. II e<gpf limebt ~ Misa
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VIM II visiting afs fuyiefi Btofz.
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foilOwlnx wsAk, Mr.. HfGz h shthrs
tslDlpY n 9Bseta NJ luncheon T1fs
ny u this Nsek ~ ne COuBtfY eiaD.
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Week. End Party at
Cedar Rnnils.

Miss Gertrude Ht9ut, present queen
u Az laf nsn. lsfi laat Thursday
with Mrs Henry r i.uitfeef and
Edahri Cfafaot - motor ~ Cedaf
ilaflds, a., Ap Lgbsrtsrs former
hams. where thsy viii ~ her Russia
ara tha guests ~ Miss Margaret
passt Nhn was recent piallor FL
omahA fhe party la 10 ~ sliuig
fstsi DURING their slaY aHd Wlil Ia.
turn "a Omaha Tuesday.
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fst1r0,f hofh Kfsf0sg, nm. uhsfs
fb1 uss hmm Nahsi ~ Dafig TigeH
Oet1fef = ~ Geth9 10. 3, Jots
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pses 3arOts cJ8b ~ mo y. y. n.
slna chapters ~ mr. q, H. 81 vert
present.. M. cain represents NJ
saf.fSen ebapter ~ OfnAbs. s61 IL sIsO
Grand ooiDseiiof ~ J0iS Da10b'Ars.
The VIZ, Eebfbsls9 pasi Sahobs
Rub 1i1etfd ~ Officats fof No te8f
Mrs LillNb C8tt6uDb ~ &0ftb
Piatte, pfesderfs Hys Ksgm0 rook N
Coza1 yh@ pfesllebt Mr., K1ltb
Wagner n D0h1nburg. seefetafy.
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ADyggJJsEBgsT,
THIS HOUSEHOLD
HELPER WORKS
WITHOUT PAY

10 matter what cleansing fass y0t
have DefOfs yoa, IAHa, me e1ap teyw..
Der With fti6 isf0of ffagfsfnet ~ isss,
d1aIles The sfegfs Y0tif sfgfis Arms
would pf0duoe inbred, n bflpS 10Y
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fSfts If,aI1 nssof Attain. LINN iightsBs
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in, eIeane rnaJnFisd surfaces nitboBi
slrstahlgz, flakfs gifhsa paflis ana
sfiaf. ara ektdg fgf aii 8uB1eftgs,
HIM IL YoBf lns8iafisd stesiAHt fzafF
daY IL the week. An1 i is Mo- 70
tiN hands tiiat uas IL k0rs ~ ths
binuK bafshHess ~ common sDsps ara
sseussfs H. addition ~ al three VIZ
fueR, tho ism0a ffaRFanNa ~ Linn han
fshes sDApY o19fa from toBf home
fsregef IN your grocer for Inn.
bay Dns package ~then ~ iHs judge,
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Jaf8hs Hgnsattser, nm DDtofs1 ia'<'k
TIN sAate eleh ~, Nh aaJ nfs rue.
aeIt FBnkh8Ds4r atd Sif md Mr.,
Gs0r9s VAR n cogno DlDffs. Mrs,
.ag0ab egrtloA N omshs mas o'l1 N
the uedd nz a0eB1shfs,
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minus TIE aunt tIt pgs nsf bBnb bftfne esfffnE
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Charles FtaNan
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party ~ WoDd Lake pas
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gfeit safHdfg
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Drama League

Mise Kate IeIfaeh. president N The
Drama league, vii give The first ~ a
series ~ talks ~ Shakespeare On
Tuesday afternoon ~ O'Clock ~ the
Eurgsse Mash auditorium, ana Will re
peat ths lecture ~ 7 IN the evening
subject viii he THE Merchant II
vsnlcs," Mlas MeHugh I'll hold
fhsAh elasaaa aRkIg other Tuesday.
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I.Ow JImmt I.at0h hOn Haze,

FtV" VFHFTWF Ff"HHH WIN !"
J.MniY Iiabhii UnfH nDn a hDfFf
fAfa AM tiiis IL bnw Il happened
1hffs wa half mile track ~ the
iOnfr ehd ~ i1sHaani yHlle4 There
ihe fafmsfa f0f miles AROUND used ~
rune sgnff fail. after harvesting.
bflHRinR with thsm hatafa that uf9
HAiloi "if0iiffa" thtmar Green's oid
iofas Lbenehaf wa 4 lfOifsr ~ bis
Y0ungaf dAga h. had won many races.
EYtfybelg N ptaHsaht Valley hneu
Mi about tia "ne1fd" Dut INV
bitsbezAf VIA ~ Oh that BE- fDoHi n
e0Gd faal ~ hls lime IN tho pasture
wilfa JImmf iiabllf 0fie1 HiHt him,
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The Clarence Peters 10
10 Yale Game E.

Word has been received from A.
lanrc enc that SIS ara Mrs tlaf'
onco Peters. who are stopping there
at preaott. viii motor 70 New Haven,
conn. this Wnet end fuf the Yale
Iowa game. II slll he u especial IN
tefoal 81 Mr Peters as be II for
mnr Sale mat
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Ana tA1n dimmv habNt an sqss1
thsBa
y mar DiernE Eoirg ~ M r9ee
~ tbe tfsok toB0Jfon," Ebsbslsr ~,
markGd 10 Jimmy rabbit one fns
ffplfmbef day, Are you going 10
ees mr.
s0w, Jimmy f6bbii haiBt known
A12tllng about tHa race Abd he sai1
be ann oate ~ attend II, Jia ron,
hssf1 fh8t b. hs1 negsf faaD
bofsaif0J
"Tinn go1 o0Rht 10 ~ 10 ono"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

The l8dles N the csiy9f2 baptist
church viii give u fgmmaFa sale DE-
t0b0f ~ NJ The Mary Mann mission.
Twentieth and Trace.
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40 wAIiGtesaeH wofflaD NSp m
y ttbagt etYests this slaaonf Tiny IRE
easont.8i ~ rive ne batafai Fffs0pf
4 'f,a geW Waiet
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

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n TN H98fH IOgnK6r tiaH BlYs"1f
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ffGNB psfstdis, mature 0nf f9i1I
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II y0Bf hf0tbhfR Influence 10ii@siis6
= iiitle eOf6HjeB sene1s
Mrs. ~. w. Hing; ~ not kBoN
n a8108s VIM bas he mainline y0g
dfh1flbs,
PET. U0uid y9u tblgk u naffys
luZ without talking 4, oYsf with g0iIr
pafaBtsT ~ ~ means consult them
Buster; Y0B have K0gs With fh.g
gOu6g man three yam, what b9s
bappeBsd ~ uats your parents ~
leet ~ fhlE ats dats7 n he n le1H'
inn town that ought ~ 8hsHef the
ttAl.Latn
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Pet W0tdd y0I tblHk u maffys
nv without talking u 0Hsf Win g0iH
p9faBtsT ~ 81 means e'hfglt them.
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Mrs. ~. ", Hing; ~ not kBoN
N anYDYs VIM bas he mainline HOu
dhsnflfs,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
oBIruARY-AARY E. oowELL


Mary e. Cowell was born in Mont
pelier. VT. February -. ls4e.
passed away at Monte Vista. Colo.
July II. 1922. At the age Of 81 ysars.
months and - days.
She was married 10 Samuel cowell
At st. Louis. No.. and to this union
were born six children. four Of
whom survive her. The family moved
to Denver In 1881. then to Alanosa
in 1884. Mrs. Cowell was . resident
Of Alamosa until 1919. when shs
came TO this city 70 rsslds With hel
daughter.
From her youth. Mrs.. Cowell VA
4 member OF the Methodist church
with which she united In Brooklyn
N. 7.
She b survived BY three sons
John w.. OF Denver. Charles H.. oi
Providence. r. l., Samuel T.; ons
daughter. Mrs. A. r. Judson. oi
this city: six grand children and
eight great grand children.
Funeral services were held from
the home. Sunday. July -, at 1896
In the afternoon. and interment VA
made In the Monte Vista cemetery.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
r, r. A. MEETING HELD
LAST SATURDAY NIGHT

Saturday night . meeting vas
hele at the home Of Mrs. Palmer
Conant In connection with the ef-
fort being made BY the Marsh p. T.
A. TO secure an opportunity room fos
the grades In the Marsh school.
A committee had been appointed
At an earlier meeting to confer witA
the Board Of Education In regard
10 the matter. bat complete report
could not b. nado Saturday 0lGht.
- the board had not held . 0est
lag 70 discuss the subject. Il = the
plaa Of The ?. =. 4. TO raise Dast a
The noasy - meet the expsasoo oe
such . roen u nscessary. and . 60
terrence viii - called after Tie
Stampede - disesss ways and 0eaas
Of Eaisiag the funas. M
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
American Legion
Endorses Erickson
For Postmaster

Al = recent meeting OF the Leg
Soa resolutions were passed sup
porting Carl Ericsson for the next
postmaster. The Legion believes
Mr.. Ericsson the best qualified Of the
applicants for the place. in all res
pects, including experiences. All
things being equal they believe that
the ex-service man should have the
appointment. and In this instance
they believe their man IL the best.
and they say they are boosting for
hin just as hard as they can.
State Publicity manager for the
American Legion was In the city
last week soliciting advertisements
for the San Luis valley and Convsn-
tion issue of the Colorado Service
Star. the official publication Of the
Colorado American Legion.
4. Niuety-eight percent Of the local
Business men cheerfully engaged ad-
vertising space In the big special
number OF the publication. and to
prove their sincerity BY reciprocal
ing in a business way. Advertising
In the Service Star. the Legion men
believe, is = business proposition.
in which the advertiser gets full
value in Advertising for the money
he pays. as this paper has the third
largest circulation among the papers
Of the state, only two Denver papers
exceeding It.
This special number Of the Colo
RADIO Service Star will contain
articles descriptive Of the city OF
Monte Vista. A. we'll ~ general
writeups Of the community. and
photographs. This year the con-
vention Is being held At Greeley.
and tho special object Of this issue
OF the Service Star 10 to boost for
the state convention In = San Luis
Valley town next year.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
90. AGENT HYATT ATTENDS
CONFERENCE AT DURANGO

County Agent Hyatt and family
left Sunday morning for Durango.
TO attend a state conference Of coun-
" agents and extension workers.
which will be held at Fort Lewis.
near that place.
Those attending were invited to
bring their families. and arrange
nents were made to care for the
men in the gymnasium OF the Fort
Lewis school. while the women will
b housed In the teacherage.
The conference will be In session
July 24-2s. inclusive. and is for ths
purpose OF discussing matters Of I'm
poFtAnce in connection with the
work Of 1he county aEriculturalisti
and the county extension workers.
Speakers OF international repute
will address the gathering. and the
demonstrative plan will be largely
used.
The main purpose OF the confer
snce ID for the exchange Of views
and methods In regard to conduct
ing this work to the best interests
Of all interested parties.
Among the prominent speakers
will be John A. Clay. Of Durango;
d. W. Thomas. Of Denver: +. B.
Paddock. OF Amex. Iowa: +. A. NIL
Ter. OF Washington. ID. c.: DIR. l.
Walter Faukes. OF the Smithsonian
Institute and the Right Rev. lrvins
p. johnson, ID. D.. Of Denver.
In the past these meetings have
been held At Fort Collias. but II
10 expected that In the future they
viii be held twice annually In DIFF
defent sections Of the state.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
WAY 10 STOP TREES
FROM sHEDDGN0 COTTON

It = NOT necessasy "a cut down the
cotton wood tres IN order 70 remove
ths flying cotton many residenta
have brsadsd . public nuisance. 40
cording TO Frank 9. Kirk. Of Wichita
Kansas.
According 70 Kirk. all that 4
necessary b 70 get handful Of large
nails or spikes aud hammer theu
into the cotton-bearing tree IN q
circle or ring. The nails. hs says
viii not hart the tree. bat there
viii b NO more cotton-bsariAs on
the part Of the tree.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
HENxMo or YOUTH

"Asusoess. beys." said the nia-
lotog. 'that b tAe. bright lexicon Of
yoosA thses'e ~ sseA word - tall"
Aelss . NJ moments . boy rails.
- ~ Aaal.
.WsQ vAas y r. ~ Iadi" asked
~ naseef. .
II ~ nsssas ostAs y sssssss," !"
psealsA ~ yesaososs. "eA1l y sseh
r ~ eaeo n voaA - A1vono1ee q
W1l1n - - punoou1ouD g tone M.
- - san tAsls estsntaeo - ~
ooD1so1Ga." -. /,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
PUBLIC NURsR Un0n
OORRxC1aON OF DE5ECTsl

A communicates fro1A lgAse Eliza
beth Yancsy, attsndiAg N insti-
tute for Public HsaltA Nussss and
nome Economics Iaserustoss, re-
quests that the paseAts q Monte
Vista BE- urged 70 give thsir children
the best chance for good health and
good school work by having dsfects
corrected.
Miss Ysncey names some Of the
common defects that haaAicap chill
dren In their school work - follows:
Throat conditions. casss Of ads-
noids. eye defects. and teeth de-
fects.
Re fsrring to the Fit1t Az. Class
At Sargent. which was csaAscted By
DR.. Taylor. With her assistaacs she
says: I'm regard to the First Aid
pupils Of Sargent An very proud
Of them. Most OF then hAA 70 cone
3 or moro miles in order q taka
the work. In order 70 get . Red
Gross certificate II was necessary for
them to attend IL Of the Is hours
instruction. Out Of the - enrolled
Is will get certificates. Thsss ~
have successfully pAsssd ths vrittsa
oral and practical tests. Many did
not finish because Of being unable
to attend ~ hours. 4 chance win
be givea those who have only few
hours time 10 make apto toin one
Of the Monte Vista Glasses for the
time required. % some moro may
get certificates yet. This started out
to bs . class for the Boy Scouts Of
Sargent bat . few who we're not
scouts joined. also three girls were
brave enough TO join. two OF these
will receive certificates. an sub
mitting the names OF those who
have completed the eourss:
Marion Deutch. Henry Prentice.
Donald Matthias. Harold Henry.
Jean Hambien. Keith Becraft,
Charles Matthias. Ross Jones, Lyman
Wright. Frank Goodwin 0len David.
Harold Wright. Craig Johnson. Mel
son Settlers. Iris Prentice. Harold
Settlers. Alice Goodwin. james Sell
ters."
The Institute at Fort Collins Is
under the auspices Of the South
western division OF tho American
Red Cross. which includes seven
states. and has about two hundred
public health nurses scattered
throughout the territory. It il be-
ing conducted under the leadership
OF Miss Olive Chapman. director Of
the department Of nursing for this
division. Miss Matilda Harris. state
advisory nsrss for Colorado. Edward
b. Orr. publicity man OF the Red
Cross. Miss Slocum and Mis- lnga
Allison, Of the home economies de-
partmsnt OF the college And other
experts.
Miss Yancey closes her letter with
the statement that II Il far pleasant
er In Monte Vista than In Fort Col
| Inns.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

When you feel the nssd Of = lit
tie nourishnent at the staapsde
grounds. look up the Dass IAN boys'
Stand and ct . pises o. pis. or .
donghnat, with Or without ~ lava.
o. anythins up to, = squase meal.
TN ~ right asd sssvies di4to. Ask
for ''Archibald."
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. X. V. Bowsher and
son Russell returned Friday from .
three weeks trip through salt Lake
Gi.y. Yellowstone Park and Denver.
They found the weather In the park
30 cold that folks were wearing
their overcosts. ther, being rain
the first few days. Ono pleasant
feature was tho fact that the park
10 free OF flies.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Holland. NJ.
and Mrs. Jack Reid. ee Pvseie. were
house suests Of Mr.. aad Mrs. II.
Robb this week. Mr. snA Mr.. Aol-
land are leaving soea fos caitsesata.
whese thsy viii make thelS hoDs.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

n. l.. Carr arrived Tuesday from
San Fernando. California. where he
hes been for the past year and
seven months. and will spend his
vacation here with his family. Mr..
Carr has been engaged In carpcn.
ter work In California and says
labor conditions there are very good
with plenty Of work and satisfactory
wages.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

Thursday afternoon the Girl
Scouts went on . hike and closed the
afternoon with . picnic supper In
Marsh Park. where "California
Frank" gave an exhibition OF fancy
riding. complimentary to the Girl
Scouts.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Ayers anl
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dunk
or went Saturday to Nick Carter's
cabin on the state highway for IN
outing. returning home Wednesday
night
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
THE BIGGEST ART DISPLAY
EVER EXHHtTED IN
MONTE VISTA

Don't miss this opportunity.
Fassett's are offering genuine OIL
paintings for Stampede week only.
At prices never before heard OF
and pictures and novslty painted
goods are now on display. Be sure
and look them over. One week only.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey returned
Wednesday from . trip to Delta aad
Cedar Edge.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

Half tho Psicc-Twtce H. se.e
I'D twice tho qaaAhy-Abssseo
8poagcs ~ FalIers DsuG CO.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28

Mis- Faye Mingus 10 expected
ho0s Saturday morning for . ten
1ays visit with her parsnts. Dr.. aad
Mn. G. 4. Aiagus.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
For Sale, Etc.

-WANTED-IncubatOr and brood
er Injuire Chieftain Office. 1t
FOR RENT:-GOOd six room house
Responsible parties interested see
L. |. Weigand, or phone 129.
FOR Belgian Rabbits, good
stock for breeding. Also hutches
for sale Apply Ed HaberstrOh.
Good office space in the Chieftain
building for rent to responsible
party Injuire this office. tt.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work, March lst. Phone 63-R3
36.2t.
FOR SALE Few choice March Far
row Gilts. Phone 4SFl3. 3G-3t
FOR SALE Wallis Bub Tractor.
used one season. Could use team
OF good horses in trade. j. +. Crib
bon. Beet ranch. 363t
For Honey, Natures Sweet. whole
some and nutritious. see Baker
Bros. 476mo-pd.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
lcathoiiic Church Services.

Holly-St. ,Joseph's Church.
Masses: First and third Sundays.
S:9N a. Second and fourth sun
DAYS. lO.a0 a. IN Benediction of the
Most B Sacrament after the ten o.
ciocl; Mass. Sunday School after
the services.
Bristol st. Mary's Church.
Masses; First and third Sundays.
lG:al a. m. Second and fourth Sun
days. $50 a. IN. Benediction of the
Mos B Sacrament after the ten
o'croak Mass Sunday School after
the ae,viehs
GranAtla- Sacred Heart Church.
Mas. es: The Fifth Sunday of the
Month. the second Saturday of the
month II 500 Il. IN. Sunday
School after the Masses.
kueu Ranch
Sunday School, Second and fourth
Sundays of ,.ionth al 2:30 p. IN.
Hartman.
scrs pes and Sunday School the
.soco,id Saturday OF the month at 2:
90 p. IN.
Sermons at all the Services. We
are pleased to invite everybody.
FATHER d. A. BARRY.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

True Education With God Left out
of the SciIroolrom.' You have a
cordial invitation to hear this vital
subject discussed
League at Gas p. IN. 25 or 30
young people from the Hartman
League will be present at this hour
and wi4 .Icad the service.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

b9PTIST CiU RCH NOTES.
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Glasses for all. C. A. Tenny, Supt
Preaching services II a. m. and 7:3O
p. III.
Young Peoples Meeting Gas p. m
chiidfen's meeting, Mrs. Lewis
leader, at 3 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7;3O,
Subject for Sunday morning,
Christ's Desire for His Followers .
Subject for Sunday evening. "Bap.
tism and what it teaches. Come
and worship with us.
Chas p. Lewis, Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
CHRISTIAN

Sunday School each Sunday at the
Star Theatre at ..... 1000 a. m.
Communion services after Sunday
School.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science service will be
held at the residence of Mrs. WIKI
ins each Sunday morning at II
o'clock. The public cordially invit-
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
aaEsBYTERlAN CHURCH.

Rev. r. III. Cantwell. Minister
Sunday School at 1000. .E u. Pow
ers, snpt. Glasses for. all Z.
Morning Worship at ll:00 Theme
First Things First" Special music.
At Gas Young Peoples meeting.
At 7:30 the subject will be Bring
ing Men to Christ
AT THE METHODIST CHUFRCH
Sunday School 10 a m. J S. Reed
sept. 1t is very dcsirous that every
member OF the S. $. be present. as
the teachers haves omething new
ior the school
Preaching both hours by the ngg
tor II Il. Stone. Subices for the
morning hour, The Wisdcm OF
Jesus" For the evening honr we
begin series Of discourses On thu
subject of The Bible in the. Schools.
The subject Sunday evening is NO