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BISSELL CREEK

Nrs. George Rinker, who ha
been caring for Mr8. Walter Craii
and baby Betty, left Sunday for Nam
nay 70 bs with . nephew, who II yer!
Prayer meeting was held ct the Jas
Howard home Tuesday evening.
M. and Mrs.. John Soran and SOM
md Chris SOran were Sunday dinner
auas.s 1t the Thos. Stone home.
Mrs. 8. A. Russell il staying with
Mrs. Walter Craig for : few days THU
week.
Nru. Ward Fuller was = Saturday
evening caller ct the Walter Craig
homa.
NJ. and Mrs. Henry Luhr and sons
ranch (the former Workman place)
about the 18th Of February.
ThalmA Head entertained the Sew
enth and Eighth trades at her home
Tuesday evening. Games and music
wsre enjoyed By those present. Re-
froshments Of sandwiches, pickles,
fruit salad and cake were served by
Ma. Head late In the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Munson and
children enjoyed supper with Mr.. and
Ars. r b. Ross Monday evening. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jett Hill moved back
- tbs Green eighty this week. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Smith and
Grace were Friday visitors 1t the H.
A. Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Head and
Thelma wsre Sunday evening visitors
Ct the r. N. Brubaker home.
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. B. Ross were FRI
day visitors 1t the Ed johnson home.
They have started lAmbing At the
Andy Little ranch on Bissel creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SorAn and Chris
Soran attended church social in EN-
NETT Tuesday evening.
Mys. Fredenhagen WAS Monday
caller 1t the r. B. Ross home.
Norman Rowe, Opal Jordan and
Theron Davis were Sunday callers at
the l.. M. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Smith ate din
nsr with s. A. Russell and wife on
Thursday.
There was . Farm Bureau meet |
ing 1t the scitoolhouse Wednesday |
evening, Feb. 3.
E. J. Tssrink was an. Emmett WISH
tor Tuesday.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
n Ths Indsx's CxrosponAontD

Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Aston ant
children were Sunday visitors ct tn,
Ellis Harris home in Emmett.
j Mrs. Ed johnson and children wert
Saturday evening callers at the Fl.
mer Aston home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Conrad spent
Monday evening 1T the Delos Van
ZaHte home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath were
Thursday visitors At the Richard
! Kraus homa.
/ Paul and Clarence Heath and Chris-
tian Peterson were Sunday evening
visitors 1t the Jake Conrad home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bsers and chill
dren spent Sunday at the Gordon
Beers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Buxzard and
Maude and Mrs. Minnie Spear and
children were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mrs. Sadie Fulgham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kraus and
boys were Friday afternoon visitors
1t the home Of Henry Conrad.
Harvey Wolf spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
M. D. Goodman went to Idaho Falls
Saturday on . business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett McCool were
visitors at the James Heath home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schadt spent
Sunday At the Fritz Schadt home.
Mr.. Thislks bought calves from
Richard Kraus Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath and
were Saturday evening din
ner guests at the John Heath home.
Martin, Oscar and Adolph Lubcke
Of Kuna, Idaho, were Sunday visitors
1t the Henry Conrad home.
Mira. Fred Sherwood was Sunday
caller 1t the Richard Kraus home.
Mrs. p. A. Limbaugh, Idella, Dale
and Wayne were Friday afternoon
callers 1t the Ray Wallace home.
Mrs. Jake Conrad and daughter
were Tuesday afternoon callers at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Hereth.
Mrs Chandeliers brother came over
from Boise Tuesday evening.
Fred Brogan spent Tuesday night
with Jimmy Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Puser and
children were visitors Mt the Mike
Puser home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davidson and
children were Friday evening visitors
1t the Brogan- Martin home.
Mrs. Walter Buck spent all day
Tuesday with Mrs. George Koontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers were
Sunday dinner guests at the George
Martin home.
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BRAMWELL

A long distance call from Boise this
morning "wednesday stated that
Mrs. Streeter was quite sick and want
ed to come home. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
left at once to bring her homo with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Lake, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Beutler for the past several
weeks, called to visit their old neigh
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HANNA

Jett Hill and family moved back to
their bench home Tuesday.
Robert Norris was business caller
in Nampa Tuesday.
Mr.. Munson sold his cattle last
week to Mr.. Applegate of Payette
and shipped them to that point the
last Of the week
Jett Hill ate supper at r. B. Went
worths Wednesday evening.
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NEWS OF RECORD
Instruments Filed for Record for the
Week Ending February 6, 1922.
Warranty Deeda

Week Ending February s, 1922.
Warranty Deeds
Casper and Caroline Schlund to
Fredeick Baisch, E. 10 acres of Lot
1, Sec. 6-6-1 w. 81.
Alvin E. and Clara A. Myers to
Charles Kingman En- sen Sec. 2,
T. IL w. 1880
C. E. and E. j Crawford to Martha
E. Milburn, Sh NEA NEA Sec. 1
1852 w. $1,000.
John Obermeyer to Henry and Kath
crime Obermeyer, SMA .NWA Sec.
S5-7-1 $40.
Levi. Obermeyer and Milbrey Oben
meyer, to John w. Clay NEA NEA
Sec. 26, NWA NWA Sec. 1862 W.
81.
Thomas H. Holmes, Sarah A. Smart
John E. Holman, Harry Freeman,
Charlotte Haalam, Oscar Cornwall, W
j. Holmes and Rachel Butler, to c. E.
Crawford Of Emmett. ST. Mex
NEA Sec. 1862 w. $3.50.
QUITCLAIM DEED-C, 3, Polly.
trustee for First National Bank Of
Emmett, to Lewis and Milbrey ODER
meyer, NWA NWA Sec. %. NEA
NEA Sec. 1862 w. 81.
SUIT-Annie Johnson, Pff. vs.. Ed
win E. Johnson. Action for divorce.
Why drag around feeling half sick
- - = >nr,,Ok = II &ha <,vno uhan x,o,1
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The Southwestern Region OF

(By Herbert Bradshaw, Vice Presi-
ident, Fitzgerald Ga)
The growth and DEVELOPMENT of
the b. Y. P. U. work in Georgia for
the last several years have been moth
ing short of phenomenal IN no section
OF the State, perhaps, has the growth
been more pronounced than in the
Southwestern region.
1t has been only few years since
there were not more than a dozen ac-
tive local unions in the region, and to-
day several of the Is associations, that
comprise the region, boast of more than
twice that number within their bounds.
Not longer than two years ago only
scarce half dozen or the associations
were organized for distinctive B. Y. P.
U. work, but at Athens the report will
state that there is an association in
the region, the last one being organized
only two weeks before the convention.
The report at Athens will cover the
greatest years work in the history of
the region. The four associations not
organized a year ago are now doing
active work. Last November at Moul-
trie the largest Regional Convention
in point of attendance yet held in the
State was put over" by the, region.
Every phase of the work was advanced
to remarkable degree.
From all indications every associa-
ton in the region will be represented
at Athens and we look forward to one
OF the greatest conventions ever held
Ill the state.-Athens Banner.
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Mercer University Mrs. E. A. Russell
presided through the business portion
of the program after which Miss
Hattie Lee Walker gave a synopsis
of the regular program as outlined,
the subject being on Brotherhood
Then the reports offered by Mrs,
Chester Strickland and Mr.. w. T.
Mayo of the State Convention at Ath-
ems at which they We're delegates,
were much enjoyed.
There was really So much of interest
it was really hard matter to get it
all collected and satisfactorily sifted
out for such brief reports according to
the delegates, however the listeners
were we'll satisfied. Special music
was rendered by the Misses Grace,
Lois and aMry Lou Hobgood.
A B. Y. P. U. picnic was suggested
and a committee appointed to work
GU the plans.
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STATE CONVENTION
OF B, Y. P, u

1t is said the largest delegation IN
the history of the state organization
attended the 18th annual meeting at
Athens on Wednesday,, Thursday and
Friday of last week. The place of the
meeting was in the new magnificent
$25O,O0O First Baptist Church and
attended by over 1000 in the main
auditorium, 500 in the basement and
200 remaining outside. The singing
was led by E. Powell Lee of Birnaing-
ham, Ala, and prominent speakers
were: George Foster Peaody of N.
Y, who was attending a Trustee meet
ing of the University; DIR. L. R. Scar
borough of the Baptist Theological
Seminary of Texas; Z. S. Wallace of
Baltimore, Md, E. E. Lee of Dallas,
Texas and many others.
From the the Athens Banner we get
this item:
"A strong feature of the evening was
the solo by Mrs. Chester Strickland of
Fitzgerald, entitled Garry Your Cross
With Smile, which together with
the delightful congregational singing
made. the musical program most i'm
pressive."
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CHRISTIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL

Visitors to the Central Christian
Sunday School last Sunday were more
than repaid for the time and trouble
of going. Aside from the various 9th
er attractions was the visit and speech
of Mr. w. R. Bowen, superintendent Of
the Central Methodist Church Sunday
School. Mr.. Bowen is superintendent
of the largest school in the city and
has had quite a great deal of expert
ence along Sunday School lines and
his talk was very enlightening to those
present.
Plans were made for the Sunday
School picnic to be held at Bowen's
Mill on Thursday. All members and
friends Of this school are expected and
invited to be present Cars will be
provided for those who have no way
of going and will leave the church at
9:30 A. M.
Next Sunday will be another great
day at the Christian Sunday School
Col. A. ]. Mcdonald teacher of the
Mems Bible Class of the First Baptis'
Church will bring his class in a body
to the Central Christian Church and
then teach the lesson to his as we'll as
all the adult classes of this school.
Special music will be. rendered on
the piano and violin by the Patterson
Sisters. They are finished musicians
and their playing is indeed a treat tc
anyone who loves good music. There
will also be vocal solos by DIR. L. A.
Turner and Mrs. A. Adams, and prob
ably others. If you are not attend
ing Sunday School elsewhere you
should avail yourself of the opportun-
ity of the invitation of this school and
pay them a visit.
1t is motto of this school tina,
"Once visitor, ever afterward a
member" The church orchestra play
ed at the evening service of the church
and that, together with the splendid
vocal selections, rendered by the choir
was drawing card, and was apprecia.
ted by perhaps the largest audience Of
the year.
The pastor, Rev. Nay, preached a
forcefu1 evangelistic sermon that ar
rested the intense interest of the large
congregation. Another program oil
music will be given next Sunday ev-
ening and in fact all summer and the
pastor promises to make his sermons
short and snappy so that all who come
may enjoy them and be benefited.
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COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
Annual Convention to Be Held at the
Central Methodist Church, Friday,
July 7th.

Much interest is peing shown thru
out the county in the approaching
County Sunday School Convention,
which meets on Friday, July 9TH at
the Central Methodist Church.
A helpful program has been arranged
which will make the day spent in this
convention by Sunday School workers
well worth their time.
In addition to the county workers
on the program, two state workers,
Mrs w. L. Blankinship, Sunday
School specialist of Atlanta and R.
D. Webb, General Superintendent OF
Georgia Sunday School Association,
will be present and speak on different
topics during the convention Recog-
milton for the Sunday School having
the largest attendance will be feature
OF the program.
The following program will be car
ried OUT
THEME: Forward in Religious
Education" TEXT: Exodus 14:15.
Morning Session.
l0:15-Period of worship; Songs,
Scripture reading and prayer-by W.
R. Bowen.
1O:35-The need of Trained Teach
ers in the Sunday School-By Mrs. 1.
Gelders.
10:55-Practical Plans for Work
with Young People-by Mrs. w. L.
Blankinship, Sunday School Specialist
of Atlanta.
11.25-Period of business:
Securing the Records.
ADDOintnen+ Of cn,nu,iftaao
II :40-Song.
ll:45-Forward in Religious Educa-
tlon-by R. d. Webb, General Sup
erlntendent, Georgia S. S. Assn.
observation-disclosures business.
l2:30-Adjournment.
Afternoon Session:
l.45-Period of Worship, songs.
scripture reading and prayer-by W.
A. Adams
2:OO-Building up the Adult Bible
CLASSIFY Col. A. J. Mcdonald.
2:3O-A Forward Moving School
by R. D. Webb.
2:55-Song.
3:00-The Forward Looking Teacher
by Mrs. w. L. B1ankinship.
33O-Period of Business.
Reports of county officers.
Reports of committees.
Place of next meeting.
Recognition of School for largest at
tendance
3.45-Shall We Go Forward? Short
Talks by Everybody.
410-Adjournment.
Evening Session:
6:OU---pevotional Service, conducted
by Rev. Bruce Nay.
S:ls--Meeting the needs of the Chill
dren-By Mrs. w. L. Blankinship.
S'45-Song.
8:50-How to Get People in Sunday
School and How to Keep them there
by R. D. Webb.
o:15-Announcements.
Adjournment.
KENNEDY MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
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AT THE FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH

Corner Lee and Magnolia SITS.
Sunday School meets promptly at
1000 A. M.
The pastor will conduct commun-
ion service, and give an address at
HIS.
Epworth League, a service by the
young people for the young people
at 1880 P. M.
A patriotic. service at $50. A patri-
otto address and special patriotic mu-
sic. -eAsssSs
Mid-week service of prayer, song
and Bible study Wednesday evening
at 500
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
James H. Elder, Pastor.
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LOYAL BEREAN
MEETING

"We mean business" is the rally call
OF the Loyal Berean class of the Chris
tan Bible School, which was we'll
proven by the very enthusiastic meet
ing of this, class held at the church on
last Monday night. This being the
first business meeting of the class
since he election of June 18th of the
following officers and committees:
President-Miss Effie Todd.
Vice-President-Edwin Dickson.
Secretary-Miss Anna Bell Craw-
ford
Asst. Secty-Miss Lillian Crawford.
Treasurer-Miss Winnie Hopkins.
Reporter-Miss Nora S. Johnson.
Committee Chairnen
Bazaar-Miss Kittie Blum.
Membership-Gerald Myrick.
Devotional-Miss Irene Archer.
Social-MrS. A. P. Wyatt.
Finance-E. c. Mann.
Flower-Miss Louise Skinner.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Miss Effie Todd,
withMis Anna Bell Crawford as sec
rotary.
The devotional was conducted by
Miss Irene Archer reading Psalms 81
chapter, followed by prayer.
The Secretary then read the roll
call tc which 20 responded, after which
the minutes of last meeting were read
and adopted. The Treasurer report
ed balance of $4,000 on hand.
The committee then dispersed to
formulate plans for future work, and
Bringing in some fine recommendations
which were discussed at length with
considerable interest. Indeed so en-
Unused became two members, with SC
many good suggestions to offer, that
one could scarcely wait until the 9TH
er had finished speaking, that they
might again take the floor.
The social committee was instruct
ed to make the necessary arrangements
for social to be held at an early date
the date to be announced later.
Pew. Bruce Nay in one of his usual
splendid talks did much to encourage
the class, by saying that he had heard
many good things about the class up
on his coming here but that they had
exceeded all his expectations.
The meeting, after a prayer by Rev
Bruce Nay, adjourned until the first
Thursday in July.
This class of Loyal Bereans with
an enrolment of So, has one of the
best young peoples classes in the
city: splendid cooperation character,
ICES the entire work of this class, and
it is thru the enthusiastic efforts Of
their teacher, Mrs. o. L. Bradshaw
that a11 c1oca vOrLr &c entered into with
the hearty good will of and always
executed to the best of their ability
If you are not member elsewhere
Come Be One of Us.
Class Reporter.
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AT THE CENTRAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bruce Nay, Minister.
w. A. Adams, Supt. S. S.
1000 A. M.-Bible School.
ll:30 A. M.-Communion and SER
mon.
1880 A. M. Junior C. E.
Dashboard meeting.
7:30 P. NC. E.-Topic, Better
Praying, leader, Miss leila Smith
$50 P. M.-Evening sermon.
Special music at the evening sermon
by an 8-piece orchestra. Good music
good fellowship, and hearty welcome
If you have no church, worship with
us.
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B. w. M. U. MEETINGS

Circle No. l, met with Mrs. J. H
Spence on Monday afternoon. Mrs
E. ]. Dorminey presided and conduct,
ed the devotionals. After the .transac.
ton of other business the matter Of
furnishing the program at the next
M. U. meeting at the church was dis.
cussed and Mrs. George Gray was ap.
pointed the special committee chair
man.
Circles No. 2 and 4 held no meet.
ings, observing visiting day.
Circle No. 8 met at the home Of
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. King and Mrs. R
B. Fletcher giving scripture readings
and talks that were very impressive
Plans were made to review the book
that the class had formerly studied
Making America Christian" and Their
to take an examination on it, so thai
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THE LADIES
AUXILIARY

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Pres.
byterian Church met with Mrs. ME-
Ellars az Their fome on West Mag.
nolia street MONDAY afternoon.
Mrs. G.. f. Ii cker as president Up
cned the meeting and conducted this
business. Mrs. H. K. Sigh led the dc.
votionals and provided the program
which was the subject of Home Mis-
sions, the educational work of the
Presbyterian church in particular Mrs
Sigh provided may which located
the various schools that were lndei
discussion. Mrs. Ellars served deli
cious refreshments at the close.
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There are 100 Unions in the 10000
Baptist Churches of Georgia and these
young people represent the best type
of youth among the $4,000 white Bap-
lists in Georgia. More than that, this
type of youth is the back bone of any
state or nation and gives promise of
a better future while 1t is the asset of
any people or community to have this
influence and atmosphere among their
young people. One of the slogans of
the B. Y. P. U. is ITO keep Growing
You Must Keep Going, to Keep Going
you Must be Going Somewhere" Ac-
tivity in all lines and efficiency is the
plan and the purpose of the B. Y. P. u.
Discussion of every phase of these ac-
tivities occupied the thought of the
speakers and communicated itself in
the contact of these Jealous young
Christians who seek to raise their own
standard of living and thinking and to
bring their associates and their COM
miun1ties also to high stage in re1ig-
1ous intelligence, culture and service.
The program began early Wednes-
day and continued with three daily
services until Friday night. Mrs. Ches-
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to the church. The pastor Rev. CHM
did the preaching. Last Sunday the
services at both morning and evening
were made evangelistic following uT
the meeting, when five more joined the
church. Making total thus far from
the meeting of fifteen additions.
The Baptizing will be at Lake Beat.
rice Sunday July End, at 400 P. NJ
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DIR. GLENN, PRESIDING
ELDER ANNOUNCES
ITINERARY

DR.. ]. M. Glenn, the newly appoint
ed presiding Elder of the M. E. church
announced his official itinerary Mon
day at Cordele his official residence.
The following dates will be of in
terest to our readers:
Cordele District, 3rd Round
Fitzgerald, July, 2, A. M. Q. c., July
3, night.
Ocilla, July 2, night; Q. c. July 3rd
A. M.
Mystic, July 4, night; Q. c. Osier-
field, July S, A. M.
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ter, Strickland sang at two programs
ana Mr.. Herbert Bradshaw
as state vlce-president had charge
OF one of the convention conferences.
His picture appeared, with those of the
other officers in the Athens Banner
and this article was one of number
that were published along with some
OF the speeches delivered of which
we will give some extracts at other
times.
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AT THE CENTRAL
METHODIST CHURCH

Whitley [9ngston, Pastor.
Sunday School 1000 AMr-Wm. r.
Bowen, Supt.
Preaching by Rev. J. M. Glenn, ID
Presiding ElGer of the Cordele Dis
trict This will be our Elders first
visit
Con @ and hear him, he is a
strong Gospel preacher.
The pastor will preach at $3.50 F M
Epworth eLague at 7.45 P. M.
Good music at all the services ard
hearty welcome.
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WORLD S. S. CONVENTION
GOES TO BIRMINGHAM

KANSAS CITY, Mo.,-Birming
ham, Ala, was selected as the con-
vention city for the 1926 meeting OF
the International Sunday School OF
Religious Education at the last SEES
sion of the organization here Thurs
day. Los Angeles, Cal, was the run
ner-up.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
MONDAY NIGHT

The Third quarterly conference of
the Central Methodist Church will be
held Monday night at $3.50. DIR. J. M.
Glenn will preside. The public cordial
ly invited to attend and the official
members of the church especially are
urged to be present.
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those who can and wish to do So may
be given certificates OF credit. Mrs.
J. B. Cox who has been the leader and
is going to be away will be succeeded
by Mrs. Sol Wixon.
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YOU WILL BE WELCOME IN
OUR MEMS BARACA CLASS
We meet at 1000 o'clock every Sum-
day at the First Methodist Church
Corner of Lee ana Magnolia Streets.
We want you to be with US.
Come, ge the Baraca habit.
Come next Sunday Surei
No questions will be asked.
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EPISCOPAL GUILD

Mrs. Wilmer Turner was hostess tc
the Episcopal Guild at her pretty
home on north Lee street on Tues.
day afternoon.
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B. Y. P. U.
The regular meeting was held on
Sunday evening with a good attend
ance and visitor, Rev. Foster of
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ST. WILLIAMS CATHOLIC
CHURCH
West Central Avenue.
Service every End and 4th Sundays.
1T go A. M.
Rev. L. M. Keenan,, Pastor.
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ST. MATTHEWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
r. G. Shannonhouse, Rector.
Church School, Sundays 10 A. M.
Sunday services lst and 3rd Sundays.
ILLS and 800 P. NJ, 4th Sunday at
Has only. Seats free.
Cordial welcome to all
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BIBLE THOUGHT
For Today

8 Bible Thoughts memorized will s
s prove a priceless heritage in after &
Y Years. 3
=
DEATH OR LIFE:-To be earn
ally minded is death; but to be spirit
ually minded is life and peace Ro-
mans SO.