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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05

Of Miss Marion Cahir Donoghue,, debu-
tante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
| Donoghue, OF 6733 Emlen street, Ger
mantown.
Miss Katharine Snowden King, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin King, of 215
West Walnut lane. Germantown, will
entertain at a bridge on Saturday
January IA.
The Rev. and Mrs. Albert Hawley
Lucas, OF 2l39 Cypress street, who have
been spending a few days In Atlantic
! City, will return to their home today.
Mrs. Randall Morgan, of wyndmoor,
East Willow Grove avenue, Chestnut
Hill, will return to her home tomorrow
night after spending a few days in
New York.
| Miss Nathalie A. Caldwell. daughter
OF Mr. J. A. Caldwell, Jr, of this city
and Paris, accompanied by her brother,
Mr.; James Albert Caldwell, Sd. will
wedding of Miss Caldwell and Major
John II. Bodington, d. S. o. NJ. c., son
Of Mr.. Oliver Bodlngton. of Paris will
take place on Saturday. January %. in
81. Georges Church. Paris Tho Rev
NJ. Cardew will perform the ceremony
A breakfast will follow at the home OF
the bride. 10 Rue Octave Feuillet. Ma.
1or Bodington's mother will be remem.
bered as Miss Mary Redner. of this
city.
Mrs. Edward Thompson Boggs, OF
| 1347 De Kalb street, Norristown. will
entertain at a luncheon to be followed
by bridge Friday afternoon, January 49,
Colonel John S. Muckle will give a
reception at his home. 2o28 Walnut
street. on Thursday afternoon, January
10, to meet Mr.. Sao-Ke Alfred SEE,
Chinese Minister at Washington. and
in the evening DR.. SEE and Madame
II
attend the dinner of the Rotary Club
at the Bellevue-Stratford, where Dr. SEE
will speak on China.
A wedding of interest will take place
in the Church of the Redeemer, Bryn
Mawr. on Wednesday evening. Febru.
airy !, when Miss Marie C, McCandless.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Nc
| Candless, of Haverford, will become the
bride of Mr.. Mansfield House. The Rev
George Calvert Carter, rector of the
church, will perform the ceremony. A
reception will follow at the home of the
brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Tomassene
engagement of their only daughter, Miss
Alice Elizabeth Tomassene, and MIR
Llewelyn Thomas Mckee, Jr, Of Ger
mantown. The announcement Is OF
great interest to a wide circle of Gin
cinnati and Philadelphia friends. The
wedding will take place in the early
spring.
Mrs. Chancellor c. English and her
daughter, Miss Caroline Chancellor Eng.
llsh. Of 210S Spruce street. will sail on
January % on the Caronia to remain
abroad until next winter.
The Unity Chapter, No. 246. Order of
the Eastern Star. will give an entertain.
ment, card party and dance at the Rlt.
| tenhouse Hotel on Thursday evening,
January 10. Mrs. John Moore Wicker.
sham is head OF the Entertainment Com
| mittee.
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GERMANTOWN

Miss Edna Stern. of 660l Lincoln
drive. Is spending a few weeks in New
York city. where she is attending the
Camp Somerset reunion.
Mrs. E. c. Stewart, of 514 Mannheim
street, will entertain at a card party at
her home on Thursday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Mary Shinn. daughter Of
Mrs c. j. Roberts. Of 3l3 Lindey ave-
nue., Camden, n. J.
The junior auxiliary of the Chlldren's
Country Week Association will give its
annual dance at tho Century Club to-
morrow The patrcnesses will be Mrs
W l.. Biithe, Mrs. Daniel p. Harper
Mrs. Il. Y. Montayne. Mrs. Robert
Potts Andrews, Mrs. B. +. Richard
son, Mrs, J, ll, Baird Mrs Lewis b.
Hurley, Miss Edna II. Marty. Mrs. T.. H.
Handy, Mrs, Philip Stroebele. Mrs
Charles f. Campbell, Miss Alice Hutch
ings, Mrs. Walter V. Smith, Mrs Henry
De Huft, Mrs. Alonzo Surgent, Mrs.
Washington l.. Robins.
Miss Miriam Polin, of sos Upsal
street, is visiting Miss Ruth Blumen-
thai OF New York. Miss Leona Polin
has been entertaining Miss Beatrice
Levy, of Wilmington, over the holidays
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Walter Jordan announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Eleanor Beau.
mont, to Mr. Francis Lyon Winslow. OF
Montclai., n. j., Monday, January .. at
81, James Church. Richmond, Va Mrs
Winslow Is the daughter of the late Rev.
Walter Jordan, formerly rector of st.
Martins Church, Oak Lane. Pa.
Miss Mae l.. Connor. daughter of
Mrs. John II, Leonard, of Glenslde, was
married Saturday evening, December 81
at o'clock, to Mr.. Harry Pfund, of
Olney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pfund. The ceremony, which took place
at the brides home, was performed by
the Rev. Daniel Il. Rupley. Miss Effle
Blssinger was the bridesmaid and Mr..
William Bissinger was the best man.
After weeks wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pfund Will live In OlneN.
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MISS PRICE TO WED
Mr.. HERMANN TONIGHT
Marriage to Take Place In incarna.
tlon Lutheran Church This
Evepjpu at O'Clock

The marriage of Miss Ruth Naom
Price, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
@. Price. of 1903 North Sixteenth street
and Mr.. Harold Charles Hermann, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hermann
Of Elkins Park, will take place this eve
ming In the Lutheran Church Of the
Incarnation, Forty-seventh street and
Cedar avenue. The Rev. Nathan r
Melhorn will officiate. The bride, who
will be given in marriage by her father
will be attended by Miss Sara Price as
maid of honor and six bridesmaids. who
will be Miss Sarah Cooke, Miss Dorothy
schofeld, Miss Denetta Jordan, Mis-,
Margaret Gilmore, Miss Laura Meeley
and Miss Elizabeth Dripps. Mr.. Charles
Morris Price will be best man, the
ushers including Mr.. Harold Funk, Mr.
Harold Gresham, Mr.. William Rodgers
Mr.. David Thomas. Mr.. Charles Knitte
and Mr.. Milton Brown, A reception will
follow at tho Ritz-Carlton.
After a wedding trip through the
at home at 5o72 wynnefieid avenue
after February 1.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Mary X. Gibson, OF 1912 Walnut
street, has issued invitations for thea
he Ritz-Carlton. on Monday evening
february 20. in honor of Miss Sarah
l'ogan Starr. debutante daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs James Starr.
The Rev. and Mrs. George Calvert
'arter, Of the Rectory, Bryn Mawr
viii give a theatre party on Tuesday
Hyenine, February 81. in honor Of their
laughter. Miss Virginia Benson Carter.
Miss Elizabeth T.. Cope. daughter Of
Mrs. Walter Cope. of 200 East John
rom Baltimore, Md. where she spent
he weekend as the guest of Miss
SSlvine Marbury, daughter Of Mr.. will
lam Marbury, at their home. Miss
Gops, who spent the holidays with her
ne Is spending the winter studying ar
Among, those who will assist in re-
T,eiVlng this afternoon with Mrs. John
kearsley Mitchell and her daughters,
yWS, Mrs Vinton Freddy and Mrs. Dent
william Macdonough, will be Mrs. Bay
ard ara Kane, Mrs. Beauveau Borie. Jr..
Mrs, William 4. Dick. Miss Mary NJ.
Hart, Miss Mary o. Wister, Miss
Frances Wister. Miss Caroline Sinkler,
Mss Frances Wharton. Mrs. ]. Kearsley
WaatWChell' Mrs, Adolpho Munoz. Mrs.
Stewardson.
VIII Mr, ui ana Mrs. Arthur Montague Lewis
"unttord, followed by theatre party.
on saturday next, in honor OF Miss Alice
EtoSan OF West Chester The guests vii
VVvlude Miss Emily Howell, of New
tIork Miss Caroline Baird, of West
nester Mr.. Gonzalo Munoz' Mr., Dun
New York ''''' VI
MISS Il. Martyr George dehu,op,o
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Iinr9
nUn ,'Un George, 235 South Fifteenth street
"on ",t De me guest OF honor at a lunch
H"nrs ana theatre party which Mrs. ].
hhenrE Hentz, Jr., Of Far HIlls Farm
January. part OF
At the dInner-dance to be eiver b,,
~ and Mrs J, Bertram LippIncott ~
,iolr nome, l7l2 Spruce street this ave-
nrgf Gimf In honor OF Miss Elsie Du Puv
Ihsin IhJinaill hirst' who will be married to
IHtaturday. in st. James Church, Mrs. '
trppInhcott VIII be assisted in rece,y-
py her daughters. Mrs. Nichoias
Shnualte ana Mrs. William Paul O'Neiii
Huesta will attend. ''''' -h'e
h.sM MRS William Moore Wharton and
Miss JTTIEinters TIia Miss Rosa Wharton and
orldroLl fridays during this month after
HigrOck ism M at 1915 Pine street. Mrs WI
fore FORE her hMTOTS .9a rNIl Wharton, Jr, who, be-
wiiH m'Ss Mary Parker of Charleston WAS vas
row row agterHtw rggEeIHe with Mrs, Wharton tomor.
m,e r' ana Mrs. Frank Rodgers rora
mantonW man o. West TuIpehocken street, Ger
supner su"n Eaye a dance, followed bv
their theIReri dam,n on Tuesday evening in honor OF
Donah,ie Fsetr, VIZ, Miss Elizabeth Wellens
ts sr Mere present Mrs Donabue ' VII, Snhool oo
sss on Va ~ bridge. to be followed by
VI wednesday January is. IN honogr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
NORTH PH,LApEIpn,A

=. Miss Miriam S. Rosenfeld, of 3720
North Seventeenth street, entertained on
Sunday evening in honor of Miss Rachie
Florence Loveland, of weehauken.
N. J" who were her guests over the
Mrs. J. Wilson, Of North Twelfth
street Will be hostess on Thursday
afternoon to the members Of her flve
hundred club.
Miss Margaret Gerstley, Of Chicago,
Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs Morris
The Adath Jeshurun Assembly will
give Its annual dance on Monday eve
ming January 8. at Mercantile Hail
Broad street above Master,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
NoRRISToWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller, Of Yves,
Main street, are receiving congratula
tions on the birth Of a daughter Flea
nor Jean. Mrs. Miller WIN be remem
bered as Miss Margaret Care.
West oak street, observed their fifty
first wedding anniversary on January 3
A dinner was given In honor of the
event at the home OF their daughter
Mrs. william Genth, Lansdale. Besides
Mrs. Genth, Mr.. and Mrs. Glisson have
three daughters, Mrs. Jacob Kneas Mrs
Sara Wilson. and Mrs. George Shannon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Glassman
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home at 90 North Sixty-first
street. Mrs. Glassman will be remem-
bered as Miss Bessie Coren, OF West
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Kershaw, CT sal South
Fifty-seventh street, entertained n,
luncheon yesterday. Her guests in.
cluded Mrs Robert s. Harrison, Mrs
Marshall II. Stretch, Mrs J. McCui-
Tough, Mrs. Supplee Farquhar, Mrs, II
j. Singeser Mrs Frank La Bold, Mrs
Charles Gorham, Mrs. Wesley Wear.
Mrs: George Hughes and Mrs. II. Guy
Heebner.
Miss Mabel Money, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. w. Money, SOAP Ogden
street, became the bride OF Mr., Benia-
min NJ Hewett OF Saturday, Decern-
place at the home of the groom, 545
South Fifty-flfth street Miss Dolores
Erling was maid of honor, and Mr..
Albert Bailey best man.
WILL THIS HAPPEN IN 1922?
Philadelphia to New York in one hour
read Around the World In Three Weeks, -
by Charles w. Duke. In Magazine Section OF
next Sundays PUBLIC LEDoER.-Adv,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05

There are thirteen grandchildren and
four great grandchildren. Mr.. Glisson In
eighty-one years and his wife seventy.
six
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Bossert, of
Pottstown, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss George
Bossert, OF Norristown, and Mr.. Kimber
Raup, son of Mr.. and Mrs G. p. Raup.
of Eleysburg, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Martha Speakman, daughter of
DR. and Mrs, William w. Speakman, of
Swartlmore, who has been doing war.
relief work abroad for four years, re.
turned recently from abroad and is
now spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Elwood Allison en-.
tertained Mrs. Allison's mother, Mrs
Edmund B. Aymar, and Mrs, Alison's Is
uncle. Mr. Joseph Trowbridge Bailey. OF
New York. at.Counymeade, their home
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13

work for E. A. Carpenter over seven
years. has leased a farm in Monroe and
left Mr.. Carpenters employ April lst.
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
BROOKS

Miss Ethel Cochrane was in Belfast last
week.
G. E. Morrill, was in Belfast last week
on business.
Mrs Kate A. Lane was business caller
in Belfast recently.
Mr.. Granville E. Morrill, was in Bangor
several days last week.
Mr.. Charles Bessey of Thorndike was
caller in town Friday.
Mr.. Charles Hustus of Swanville was
caller in town Saturday.
Mr. Ebert G. Moulton spent the week.
end with friends in Swanville.
Mrs. W. S. Jones visited friends in
Belfast several days this week.
Miss Frances Wyllie of Belfast spent
the weekend at c. w. Ryder's.
Mrs. VIM. C. Patterson of Fairfield
spent few days in town recently.
Mr.. Asa H. Jones was business caller
in Augusta the latter part of last week.
Mr. Herbert j. Hamln spent few
days with relatives in Etna last week
Mr.. E. A. Carpenter was business
caller in Belfast Wednesday of last week.
Miss Doris Morrill, is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie j. Wildes of
Monroe.
Harry H. Peavey has purchased the
poolroom and confectionery business of
c. w. Ryder.
Mrs. Affie Crockett is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Elmer Waning in Dama-
riscotta, Me.
Raymond L. Merrill has been confined
to the house for several days with badly
sprained ankle.
Miss Isabelle Brown spent a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M.
Brown and family in Unity recently
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton P. Roberts of
Portland spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Roberts and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy E. Godding. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert B. Payson attended the
Republican Convention in Bangor the
latter part Of last week.
Charles H. jenkins, who has been al
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Calvin C. Nealey has secured employ
ment at Camden.
Sch. Perfect sailed Sunday for Rock
land with cord wood from the Stockton
Yard, Inc.
Miss Louise Barrett, who has employ
ment in Camden, was home for visit
several days last week.
Mrs. Angus w. Holmes went to Bangor
early last week, the guest of Mrs. Harold
Fletcher for an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Houghton ar
rived from Bangor Friday afternoon and
opened their summer home for the season.
Miss Esther Kingsbury arrived last
week from Winterport for an indefinite
visit at the home of Mrs. w. H. Morri-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Holmes arrived
Thursday from Winthrop, Mass. and are
visiting the formers brother, Angus M.
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard C. Harding and
daughter Justina went to the Harding
homestead in Prospect last week for an
indefinite stay.
Miss Ethel Colcord returned to hel
home on Thursday after a protracted alb.
sence, having been engaged in nurse
duty in Searsport.
Mrs. John C. Gordon entertained the
regular meeting of the Current Events
Club ON the afternoon of the 5th. Aftel
the regular session the hostess served
delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Forrest J. Clark was brought
home from the Tapley hospital on hpri
3rd, after an absence from home of foul
weeks, having undergone a critical oper.
alton and still exceedingly weak.
Mrs. Darius F. Berry, who has beeI
| passing the winter with her daughter
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
Dreamland Theatre.
Matinee Daily, z.3O. Evening. and 8. 80
Admission, Sc, 10c, I7c No Higher.

From the management of Dreamland
Theatre to the motion picture lovers of
Belfast aud vicinity:
Dear Patrons: We would call to your
attention the list of feature plays
which we are Offering for your approval
the coming few days, only few of the
big fes lures which we have booked for
you.
Thursday, May Allison in "Extrava-
gance." Beautiful gowns and settings.
Friday, the famous beauty, Marie Pre-
vost, in "rhe Dangerous Dreamer" a
Universal special.
Saturday, the popular and well known
male star, Antonio Moreno. in Three
Sevens," Vitagraph play replete with
thrills and exciting ,oments.
Monday and Tuesday. two days, the
Uni yersal jewel production de luxe, mo
Woman Knows" from the amazing story,
Fanny Herself" by Edna Ferber. Ibis
is a truly big picture which every woman
will wish to see. Remember, mo Woman
Knows" for two days, Monday and Tues
day.
And we have plenty of more coming,
"Grand Larceny" babe Ruth in Head
ing Home" Dustin Farnum in "Corsican
Bro hers" "Come On Over" "The Man
From Lost River" "The Beggar in Pur-
ple," and so on.
We've got the pictures, the projection
and a cozy, well ventilated theatre, SO all
you'll need will be sc, 10c or lie.
Very truly yours,
MANAGEMENT
DREAMLAND THEATRE
p s. We almost forgot to tell you, our
new seats will soon be here.
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
DIED..

CRAM. In Montville. April D, Mrs.
Eta Cram. aged 80 years.
CROCKETT In Northport, April ii,
Charles Crockett aged 43, years, .
months and day.
GOULD. In Lincolnville, April iO,
Wilbert E. Gould, aged Il years and z
months.
HUTCHINs In Freedom. April 8, Chas.
P. Hntchins, aged 63 years
HUNT. In Waldo, April 8, John Hunt,
aged " years
INNES. In Crescent City. Fla, April
4. Alexander Duncan Innes, formerly OF
Belfast, aged 48 years.
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
HALLDALE.

Harold Nutter is teaching in South
Freedom,
Charles Emery is visiting his brother
in Burnham.
The school here is under the instruc-
tiun of Miss Hazel Penney.
1t is expected Rev. Mr. Fletcher of
Waterville will preach here next Sunday,
April 10th.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Stewart was quite badly scalded last
week by pulling a tea kettle of hot water
on him.
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13

Mrs. ID. b. Plummer and daughter,
Theoda, Mrs. Raymond Steward and sis
ter, Miss Marguerite Lulz and Mrs. ii.
II. Hutchinson were callers in Belfast
Saturday.
Harvest Home Grange No. 81, P. of H.,
held its regular meeting April 8. About
20 members were present and after the
business of the evening was over refresh-
nents were served and poverty social
he'd. The gentlemen's first prize went TO
Frank w. Gibbs, who was dressed as a
typical tramp, and the ladies' first prize
went to Mrs. Ralph Ellis, who was dressed
as an Indian. One candidate took the
first and second degrees. The next meet
ing will be April II.
The following is months record Of X.
l. Red hens for the month of March
which may be of much interest to poul-
trymen The hens are year old this
month with the exception of about one
hundred of Mrs H. +. Roses, which are
two years old. Mrs h. A. Ames got 3lOO
eggs from 100 hens. They laid on an
average of 100 eggs per day. Mrs H. Z.
Rose has 2lO hens and got 1926 eggs
Daily average 100 II. II. Webb has
about 90 hens and got 100 eggs. Daiiy
average 40 These are accurate records
Tor the month of March, 1922 However,
the following record will beat any yet:
Joseph N. CHM set hen on eleven eggs
from which he got eleven chickens and
there still remained exactly eleven eggs
In the nest. Can that be beaten? lie
has another hen setting on these eleven
eggs and will try his luck again.
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
CENTER MONTVlLLE

Mrs. Eva Ward and son, Milan, have
gone to Canada.
Miss Emma jackson is in Thorndike
with Mrs. Howard Hurd.
Fred Provost of New Haven, Conn.
has bought the Victoria A. Allen place
and taken possession.
Mrs. Eta Cram died Wednesday, April
9Th, OF pneumonia. Funeral service was
held at the house the following Friday
and interment was made at Mount Re.
pose.
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
MONROE

Richard Palmer is home from B. H. S.
for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Wallace of Bath is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Albertina Palmer.
Mrs. A. P. Moore is in Bangor for a
few weeks for medical treatment.
MI C. C. Moody received post card
shower on his 80th birthday for which
he wishes to thank his many friends.
He received one hundred and seventy
one cards, and very nice original poem
from Mrs. David Moody of Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
iSLESBORO

Schools began last Monday after brief
vacation.
Fields S. Pendleton of New York was
the guest of Guilford Pendletor last week.
Arthur Nickerson received bad cut on
his forearm last week while handling a
window.
Moving pictures were shown at the
Town Hall last Saturday night for the
hrst time this season, followed by social
dance
Twelve chapters of the F. & A. NJ. were
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
BORN
WHITCOMB. In Montville, April 8. to
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Whitcomb, son.
MARRIED..

KENNEY BOARDMAN In Belfast,
April 8, by Rev. c. w. Martin, Albert
Kenney and Miss Alice Boardman, both
of Belfast.
RICHARDSON -BABBIDGE.s In Belfast,
April II, Forrest E. Richardson of Bar
Harbor and Miss Dorothy Parker Bab-
bidge of Dark Harbor.
STINSON ROBBINS. In Searsport, Mar.
"a, by Rev NJ F. Atwood, Fred Everett
Stinson of Searsport and Sarah Mae Rob-
bins of Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13
NEWS OF THE ORANGES

Star of Progress Grange. Jackson
holding we'll attended and Interest," =
meetings. Since the installation Oh on
GERS on the evening of March !, Az msd .nd
bers have been received by initiation
Reinstatement
The Republican journal., 1922-04-13

!epresented here at the last Masonic moo., ~
ing while degrees were conferred on w.
candidates. The steamer Castine maui ~
special trip from Camden to brlne aIs
visiting lodges which were made Wa wa
come by Leslie Smith, Master OF ls'a''
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

Yellowstone which made without
warming suddenly ernptng column Of hot water mud and stones hundred
addition
National Park is located formerly inactive Roaring Mountain
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

AboUe--Mrs. c.
G. Coombs, wife
of the Grand
Master of the
District Of Co
lumbia, unveil-
ing a marble
monument to
the memory Of
Major-Gen. Ca
lixto Garcia mi
quez, erected by
G u b an a n q
w as h / n z ton
members of the
Masonic order
in tn e Union
Station at the
capital.
Pacific and Atlantl,
The Daytona daily news., 1922-01-28
Souls Sunset Topic
DR.. WOOdtr0rd's address

This "as Mr. WoodM ard's theme at
tAe Christian Church last night; The
mann character depicted VAS Judas is
CARROT With John l3, 80 as the central
stla4 He then having received the
sop went oat ghtway and it Was
night
judas means Thanksgiving No
doubt at birth TO his mother he vas
cause fer great thanksgiving
jesus loves Judas Just little y hile
before the betrayal be had washed
his faet in loving service
When Judas saw the armed band
tstSe Jesus after he had betras cd
him. then he realized the enormitv of
MS cr.fne. RemOISe came over nm
f.e toek the thirty pieces Of silver
tired Is give them back ia those who
lad aired hira The. would not h9v.
sAoia % he threw faem down On the
npl fiacr
l'si4s realized The enormty of hi
crime bat failed Ia take advantage al
forgiveness, therefore went out and
hln@ himself
Il s for Us 10 realize the sinful
ness Of sin and seek and receive the
great forgiveness. Judas is the picture
Of 4 sinful solls sunset
Meeting continue thru February ,
The Daytona daily news., 1922-01-28

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