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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
U. S. HOLDS FIRM
IN REFUSING TO
RECOGNIZE RUSS
SECRETARY HUGHES SAYS
S0vTETS MUST PUT OWN
HOUSE IN ORDER

WNFUNGTpN. Nry Th. Nm,rl
'fu rur.ru Hout stand. ur,hlk,u m Ifa
d''wwiult.u tR Gue,l must uu' Dee.
own hnus' 300 udH hcfurr ,Hs .u ,y
poet political recognition D., fb, Unit
,d states
M1Nur hs 0rv statement of policy
regarding Russian affair. sine. ,hu sub
i",r um' goo th" fore 1t G,nm. Sr.u.
ury lmghHa 'dit tuld delegation uf
women uf thr State Department faHi
before any outside power could resume
fun relations with Eussl she must
herself adept policy ot rrDons'rur
tion IT, added thar The American peu
pie we're anxious to du 900 th.v could
but would mot attempt to extend credit
Vh'rc There was u0 sound h1sls fur
credit
80 particular form of government
wu' cited as desirable or uudcsirlhl,
hN th" s.,rctnp uw did ho mention
amy developments vrbb ha,, mfu
,u.'d th" fnr'1n,s uf th. ~ut.., since
iur G,soI D.af,r.I,. lru
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

The well was partly opened at o'clock today but the
cap has yet been fully removed what the we'll n ac
uay capable of producing matter of estimate
Scott Haywood widely known geoogst and oil declar.
ed when he said it could be from 900 to 900 barrels
!, Yhen me waive was only partly opened oil snot IN
Creek in rvuets.
The ground all around is covered with OIL and are
of Amarillo people who went out today to the
hole rncsppeo.
The we'll only about feet in the oil sand but when
the valve partly opened this afternoon the well blew
itself in 1t looks if it would be unnecessary to drill
any deeper
Owners of the well and Joe l. Pope of the Amerlo
Daily News went out to the well this morning with the
pecaton of its coming in big producer In fact the
confident that they carried big sckers with them
to protect their clothes
The field is absolutely proved oil men declare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
| DEAD and
MANY HURT
IN CLASHES
ON MAY day

" NssnTn'fd lrHo
MEXICO CITY May Clashes be-
tween Union lahurcts ana Catholics. re.
Hulting IN one person being Killed ana
several wounded characterized tho rolc-
hratlon ~ May Doy Syndlcaiists at
noon attacked the building occupied hv
the Association of Catholic Young Men
rud during IN" encounter enc boy WIS
Killed and uumcfous other persons werc
pa badly hurt that they had t0 hc tax.
cn 10 hospitals
The building and its contents were
wrecked and set on frc Tho fire de-.
p1rimont was called rut fnr the duu-
bic purpose Of oXiiugu.sh.ng tho flames
and scattering tho demonstrators The
valuable library belonging tu th, assu.
citation was destroyed rpd and black
banners were couspiCuluslv dIspllycd
Amoug the thousands nf street mrld.
rrs were many communists both wom-
end and mpr who waved r.d banners
and wore red ribbons in mochimIug
their extreme radio1lim As the
mar,hrrF vHl.d ihch wlv through the
street Hul~h'Niki s.ug- wen, sung and
spectators ou the sidewalk won, conn.
pollcd Co dof. their hats as the bh.r
i'ar- u3r.'d Dos. lrsoGs ssh. objected
60 uu'oyerns W.ir fousu'y treated A
partio" O. Oh. Wd eithrfed shortly
before a.0n n front ot lh, Ameu.1n
,.us' Hc wh'.. the uurl oxcotIltious
reHret r1urI.eu were delivered hy
several orators
Tenants 'hiu,'ng to high r0ufs uIu-
herring. according 'n conservative. vst-
mutos l5.ooo puudcl the s.r..s mo-
testing against thN nnllHG. uuI "a
general holiday strike until g.. per
cont reduction In Icufa . u4do
shortly Eeiore nooa too jamursfr1.
tofi 'e am, ~ ioticus ihat maw m.r.
chants clos d % r doors and pulled
down 'hc Ruers Tho wpUer- r1d.
efforts iu stop pn WiumonN, traffic
Early u thr dn Goo sI..t Hr cm.
riuNrs bad declared l aln.w houd ~
and il'" .nl. transportation Vts D..
iaN,euIs. Th'-. s,l operation 90
noon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
OIL GOES OVER TOP
WHEN valve IS BUT
PARTLY OPENED UP
A CUSHER!

AGUSf1EK
TheMcGee well or Smith Capes well in Carson County was
unopped this morning and oil shot over the deenck at the rate
Of from OOOto5 5OOObane aday Scott Haywood estimated
Actual poductons 300 barrels day. but this with the we'll
only partially opened.
lheoiis coming thoug squ and going over the top Of
tie derrick
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02
HAD ONLY ONE YEAR
BUT HANGED HIMSELF

MINERAL WELLS Mat .Cu.Is
MuF'N. I min.r of Sfnvn. T,Nl.. ,an.
tcrHd Co.. one toir iu prison hanged
himself boz fh' county hl at rlla Pinto
tudi. according othe nu, who said
he found h'm hanging ta the Ha hv
his UI't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-02

,coNrINrEp oN HN.E FNE'
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
OBITUARY

on the 10Th day Of October, 1922,
tho death angel visited the home Of
James and Laura Bradley and took
from that home their dear loving
daughterI Rosa She was born Jan
uary 10, 1895, She wore a smile for
everyone She met. Their home is sad
and dreafy without the sweet voice
Of Rosa to hear, but who would call
her back Surely not one OF us would
wish to call her back to this dark
cold world since we know she is at
rest, free from all her suffering. Not
among strangers but safe with the
blessed Christ. She was converted a
short time before she died and oh so
happy was she. The dear Saviour call
I'd her from her earthly home to live
for ever with him. We would urge tine
father, mother brothers and sisters
not to think OF Rosa as dead but think
Of her as waiting for you Al the pearly
gates OF Paradise to clasp glad hands
together never to say good bye. She
-aayos 10 mourn her loss three sisters
and six brothers and a host Of rel
ativcs and friends. She was laid to
rest IN the family burial ground he
side her little sister, Stella, who had
gone on long heuCro..
ONE WHO LOVED HER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
PLEASANT RIDGE

The meeting here Sunday was large
~ attended.
Tug Roberts Is visiting his daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Rose Davis, at Stiltner, w.
Va.
Mr., and Mrs. Sherman Fannin and
little son of Clio, Ky, were the guests
Of her sister. Mrs. c., 4. Haws, the
latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Grant Roberts of Smoky VAL
icy attended church here Sunday and
was the dinner guest of her brother,
q. \. Haws
Misses Gertrude and Audrey FTetch-
sr were the guests of Al and Miss G,
Iutchison Sunday.
Junior Barnett of Martha was the
guest of home folks the week end
Mrs. Georgia Roberts visited home
folks Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Bentley was shopping
at Busseyvllle Friday.
Jim Adams and son spent Sunday
with relatives on Sand Branch.
: Miss Gladys Haws of Louisa spent
Saturday night and Sunday with home
folks. ...r..
Misses Samantha Nelson and Inez
Wellmau spent Wednesday and Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson
Of Louisa, Route 2.
Luther lobe of Oslo spent Saturday
night with Milt Burchett and family.
Hilbert and Clifford Clarkson We're
the guests Of Want Wellman Sunday,
Martin Adams spent Wednesday and
Thursday with relatives on Daniels
creek. ..1".. ..
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Nolen of Bus
SEVILLE spent Sunday with f. No
len and family, IT,. ......
Lenute Large of Oslo passed thru
here Monday. =. ......
- John and Want Wellman were bus
mess visitors at Matte Wednesday.
Mrs Jim Adams and children spent
Sunday afternoon with Vim. Berry
and family s 49,. 49,.
Dan Wellman spent Sunday night
with his sister Mrs. NJ. Nelson. '.
Mrs. Nint ,Nolen and little son, Paul
Eugene, of New Boston Ohio, We're
visiting the family of j. F. Nolen for
the past week. . 49,. "...."
Mlllard Berry Of Yatesville was the
guest of his uncle, VIM. Berry and
family Saturday,
Mrs. John Weliman and children
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fernando Meek of Bussey-
vile, AUTUMN LEAVES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
SKAGGS

Weather fine and most everybody
busy.
One of the Cumberland Petroleum
Oil COmpany's bumpers had the mis-
fortune of losing his right hand. He
was cleaning the engine and its bear
ings without removing his glove and
the glove caught in the cogs, taking
his hand also. His hand was so bad
ly mangled that it was necessary for
ii to be amputated. DIR. Con Rice and
DIR. Chit Osborn, doing the work.
James II. HolbroOk and wife have
returned from a visit out west. They
went to Paintsville Sept. 8, took sup
per with DR.. Jas. Cecil Sparks and
family, then Clyde, the doctors son,
took them in their car to the depot.
They went from there to W'hitehousc,
spent that night with Jas. A. Harris
and shared the hospitality of DR.. Da-
vid Osborn and wife Sunday for din
ner. Monday they went to, Ashland,
visited Brig II. Harris and family
Sept. ~ they took the train at Ash
land, arrived in Chicago that night.
Everybody seemed in a great hurry.
As soon as they could be transferred
to another car they started for Den
yer, Col. from there via Colorado
Springs. Pueblo and the Royal Gorge,
which Torded the most beautiful
scenery. Then they reached Price,
utah, by Stage, 1870 miles through the
Rocky mountains via DuChane, My
ton Fort DuChane and Roosevelt, to
Nernal, Utah. There they visited Mr..
and Mrs. Valentine NCells, Mrs. Hol-
brooks sister whom she had not seen
for 81 years. They had a very pleas
ant stay there of two weeks. From
there they went to Salt Lake city and
stayed for the big Mormon conference
which convened October 6 and lasted
three days. People were there from
every nation, fourteen thousand as
sembled each day in the tabernacle,
besides from two to three overflow
meetings on the outside in other build
inGs In the temple block. More than
% thousand We're in attendance. The
principal speakers were Heber j.
Grant, Reed Smoot, David O. Mckay,
B. H. Roberts, Talmage Bishop VIII
bley, Joseph f. Smith, Jr., and. 9TH
erS.
On the 9th of October they left Salt
Lake City and went to Los Angeles,
Cal, and on to Long Beach to the
coast then back through Southern
California and through Southern Ari-
iona to Bowie. They also went TO
Stafford, Thatcher, Central and klon-
dyke Arizona, visiting Willard Fyffe
and family, Jacob Mcclure and fam
ily. Jacob Weathersby and family, Jay
Ferguson, Mr., and Mrs, Charles Free
stone, Mr., and Mrs. Royal Freestone,
Lewis NJ, Ferguson and family and
many others and found them all liv-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
LEDOCIO AND Morris

There will be church at Spencer
chapel Saturday night, sunday and
Sunday night by Rev. Mart Hay.
The death angel visited the home of
Mr.. Robert Judd last Friday night and
took his loving wife, She leaves u
husband and two little babes and moth
err to mourn their loss.
Byrd and Bill Thompson spent Sat
urday night with their cousins, Shir-
ley and Opal IL, Miller,
Mrs, Ella Martin and Dorothy Van
hoose spent Thursday with Mrs. Ma
LISA Kise,
Byrd Thompson took dinner with
Mrs Amos Thompson sunday.
Miss Glancie Kise was visiting her
cousin, Dorothy Nanhoose, Saturday
night,
Miss Martha Vanhoose spent sun
day with herr sister Belva Thompson.
Herbert Wellman has returned home
from Heller.
Roosevelt France and Jim Thomp-
son passed down our creek Sunday,
Con Moore and Joe Rose passed
down our creek Sunday.
Mrs. Mile Fraley, who has been
on the sick list is some better
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03

ing in homes of plenty. Then they
went through southern New Mexico,
Texas Arkansaw and Missouri, with
stop-overs in FL Paso, Fort Worth,
Dallas and St. Louis. Spent a night
with Mrs. Floria Dorton in Hunting
ton, w. Va. She is doing a fine bus
mess there in a general store of her
own.
From there they came to Webbville,
KY, and rode horseback home. They
were gone six weeks and enjoyed the
best of health and they are delighted
with the royal reception they receiv-
ed among their friends and relatives
out in the far west and also those in
Kentucky and West Virginia.
Mrs, Belle Ferguson has returned
home from a visit to Salt Lake City,
where she attended conference.
DR.. Sanford Wright and wife and
Wayne Wright and wife are spend
ing the winter in Arizona. Also, Mrs.
Sarah Hamilton and daughter, Pruda,
Of Red Bush, Ky. They all seem to be
gaining in health and it is to be hoped
they will soon be enjoying the best of
health.
The oil business in this community
is moving along nicely. They are drill
ing on the following farms. Two rigs
on Parish and Menifee Sparks farm
one on Dick Skaggs, two on L. II.
Skaggs, one on Andy Skaggs, one on
Lewis Skaggs, and one on James II.
HolbroOk and the drilling is going
aicely now as it has rained ard no
bother about water. .. ..... ..-.. ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
Oslo

Mr., and Mrs. NJ. v. Berry and Mr..
and Mrs II. W. Jobe left Monday for
a visit to Ashland '......
Cannie lobe, who has been very i'll
Is some better, .." ...
Mrs, Pearl lobe and Ivory. lobe were
the guests of Birdie Adams Monday
evening. :..." ...t g.. ."-
{. a. Steele and T, N. Newsome
were calling on merchants here Tues
day,
John lobe has returned home from
Kermit, w, Va.
We We're surprised To hear of the
wedding of Elisha lobe and Miss Mex
lie Shannon. We wish them much Joy,
Hazel lobe spent Sunday with the
Misses Burton.
Hattie Prince was the guest of nome
folks Saturday night. SMILES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
MADGE AND Trad


Rev. Roland Hutchinson delivered an
Interesting sermon to a large audience
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Mexie shannon surprised her
many friends last Saturday evening
by becoming the bride OF Mr.. Elisha
Jone OF Twii, 5ranch, The ceremony
was sdlemni0cd at the home of the
bride by Rev. Hewlett Of Lou.st, Mrs.
lobe i the attractive and acco@p'lsssll-
&c daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs Wm.
shannon OF this place. Mr., and MIS-,
Jcbe left Moaday for Kermit where
they viii make their future lo1i". -.
Mrs John Iamron ana Mrs. Jay
Spillman an infant daughtec are on
the sick list 49,. g., -.
Mrs Sink Jordan is visiting reia ives
al Louisa. . ....... ..... ....
Miss Ivory Burchett who is teach
ing the Midway school spent .;iatur-
DAY and SUNDAY with her parents.
Misses Gerlie and Ruby l.. Damro1
ana Jim Can ter and John =. Damron
were out motoring Sunday afternoon"
Several q ON Dry Ridge attended
church here saturday night and Sum
day <., i. 49,. -. b.. ...
Frank Thompson OF Ellen made his
regular call al VIM, Barnett's SUNDAY
Mrs. VIM shannon and Mrs. joan
CFrlesOn spen' sunday afternoon with
AIRS, John Damron. ...
Misses Jewel Damrbn .Mlrr"Il1 and
Jean shannon and MossTs. Ora TnonIp
son, Bob Carter and clyde G. Cur
Mute we're horseback riding sunday
afternoon.
Miss GLADYS IIaws- OF Louisa spent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
ULYSSES

" Alton Davis who has been very low
with typhoid fever ia improving.
- Miss Okie Davis, who Is Attending
school at PhintsVilIc N visiting home
folks
Miss Emma and Laura Boyd called
on Miss May Brown Of iicHrirIln sun
day.
Miss Carrie Miller OF Ashland cam"
up Saturday to spend few days wItn
home folks.
Misses Ogle and Ocle Kazcr had as
their guests Sunday night Miss Eliza
and Cnfnie Davis.
Russell and nohard Chandler Of
LowmonHvilc- passed down our creek
sunday,
Mrs Rh6da George and children and
Mrs. James Morrison spent the day
Sunday with Mrs, Lyss Davis.
AIissess Max ana Jennie webb at
tended church at the forks OF the
creek Sunday.
f,dgcI Moore Of Charley motorrd ub
by here sunday,
Misses CArlnio and Eliza Davis call
cd on their grandparents. Mi and Mrs.
y. A. George Monday afternoon.
Miss Bclya Brown was the guest OF
Georgia and Alta Miller sunday.
Miss ogie and Ocie kazoo Ind as
their guests Sunday, Eliza and CaTnlc
Davis Mr.. Russell and Dunard Chand-
Ter All reported nice time,
omar George and Miss Ollie Davis,
who are attending school al Louisa
are expected home saturday.
Congratulations to John II. Brown
and bride, She was Miss Nellie thhnd-
Ter before marriage.
Milton McKnsteT o! Adams called
nj this place recently
Tohie Chandler OF Georges creek
called at Lower Ulysses Sunday.
Chas. Music Of Van Lear passed
down our creek Wednesday cnroutc
to Louisa,
Mint Burns Of Louisa was bust
ness caller AZ this place recently and
took dinner with James Fitch.
A beautiful wedding occurred at
this place last week when Monte Fra
ley became tho bride OF Erna Burton.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Chandler OF
L.owmansyilc called on Mrs. Chnnd-
lcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y, A,
George sunday. "-
c. l.. Miller uf Louisa was bust
ness caller at this place last week. .
Oglp Kaape was the guest Of Mrs.
Hnie Castle Monday afternoon.
Lige Brown Of rrestonshurg was al
Mrs Iizztc Kazocs Monday repairing
her piano " ....
AIRS. n. a. George Jr. win leave
Friday for Majestic, She will join MIR.
George thGre and remain some time.
Misses OEie and Oslo Kazce are go
Ing to Louisa saturday.
Mrs. Htue Castle called on her
brother, Alton Davis, who Is very
sick +. .t.. .
Gertrude Chapman was the guest OF
Mary Austin last week. 49,. .-.-
Mary Davis was the guest of Maudte
Compton Sunday. 'n .....
Nell Preston Of Georges creek mo-
tored up our creek Saturday.
Next Sunday viii be our regular
church time AT Walnut Grove "
Let us hear from Cordell and other
.ciuts soon. 2 Blondes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
HUDNALL, w. VA.

The temperance entertainment Civ
en- by the sunday school Sunday night
was quite a success and all report a
nice time.
Mrs. Pearl Devices and Mona Cur
Mute We're calling on Mrs. VIM. De-
wees Saturday.
NJ. II. Curnette and family spent
sunday evening with his parents
Leona Jones spent Saturday night
with her grandparents Mrs G. v.
Curnctte.
The Ladies Aid finished a quilt TO
sell the proceeds of which will so to
the church, fund.
Sorry to hear of the death of Mrs.
Jesse Adkins.
Mona Curnuette was, calling on
Sarah Alexander Friday. PET.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03
HELLER

Church was largely attended at this
place Sunday night. Zt'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Childers were
the Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Pleney Mullens. ....-... ....-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Spreggs were
calling on his parents Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo Spreggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Childres and
children were calling on Mr.. and Mrs
Bill Meeks Sunday. -.." ...
V. L. McPeak. Neal Sanders and
Miles Owens made trip to East Elk
horn Sunday.
Elijah Rose left Monday for tho
zplashdam where he will be employ
ed. ... ". ..... ~. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Castle and lit
tic son returned home Monday after
paying relatives a visit at Messy Bot
tom. .
.. SOMEBODY'S SWEETHEART.
Mrs Ella Stanley Lane has been
appointed postmaster at the new
fourth class office at Justell, Floyd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-11-03

We were sorry to learn of the death
Of one of our contractors, E. A. Gar
risOn. He leaves a wife and three
small children. Mr.. Garrison was a
good neighbor. a kind parent and a
loving husband. We extent our sim
cere sympathy to his bereaved fam
lily. B. B.
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LOCAL NEWS
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c. w. Brewer Of Cedaredge spent
short time here on business trip
Friday.
Mrs. Bainerd came down from
Hotchkiss on shopping trip Tues
day.
w. E. Schoolfield left Saturday for
Denver on a few Gays business mis-
sion.
w. A. Doyle returned Friday from
a visit with his brother Frank Doyle
and family at Read.
Miss Dorothy Nelson, teacher at
Cedaredge, came down Saturday for
the week end.
is spending couple of weeks in Delta
visiting with friends.
George Seabourn and brother J. B..
Seabourn of Eckert went to Montrose
on short business trip Friday.
R. A. King left Friday for Wichita
spend four or five weeks on business.
The interior OF Van volkenburghs is
being repainted this week and pre-
sents a very neat appearance.
]. A. Filener and Mr.. and Mrs. Fett-
niger and children were in Delta on
business from Crawford, Tuesday.
Captain Lottie Schell of the Saliva
tion Army returned last Thursday
from trip to Denver where she spent
about week.
Mrs. B. o. Thorp and children Of
Grand Junction spent last week here
visiting Mrs. Thorp's mother. Mrs.
Eta Smith and family.
The Liberty school closed Friday
for the year and the teachers provided
ice cream and cake for the pupils
which was highly enjoyed.
Mrs. John Quinn completed her
visit here with relatives and left Mon
day morning for her home at Gunni-
son. She had visited here about three
weeks.
An arrival Friday afternoon was
Mrs d. S Watts who had spent the
past two months at Marquard, Mo-,
with her daughter. who was i'll The
sick lady is considerably improved at
this time.
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The Y. w. C. A. cleared $50 from
the Chautauqua of last Friday night.
The girls of the organization wish to
thank all those who contributed their
talent, time, and interest in the pro-
ject.
At the track meet tomorrow at
Montrose, the following boys will re-
present Delta: Bernard Frazier.
Floyd Updegraff, Ruel Johnson, Noel
Hamm, Walton Hatcher, John Fair
banks. Merit French, Ernest Engel-
hardt. Floyd Hinton and Alvin Ewing.
This week a part of each morning
has been set aside for pep meeting.
The students are enthusiastic over
the Western Slope Rhetorical and
Track Meet which is being held at
Montrose now. Thursday night Harry
Hewlett represented Delta in argu-
ment. This morning Lloyd Mathers
appeared in memorized Grafton. This
afternoon and evening, Delta will be
represented by Irene Strimple and
Florence Fairbanks in original ora
tion and dramatic reading. Tomor-
row, the track meet will be held; and
at night the contest for humorous
reading in which Delta will be repre-
sented by Howard Gore. Many Delta
people are attending these events.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
ASH MESA
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Mrs. II. S. Nichols is on the sick
list
Mildred Bragg was guest of her
friend Lois Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kesling spent Friday
with the Arthur Keslings.
Mr.. Knobs and family spent Sunday
at the Andy Cramer home.
Pat and Mary Wright took supper
at the Cox home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hazel Hubbard is able to be
out again after her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dunlavy spent Sun
day at the j. E. Cotter home.
Mrs. John Anderson Is still very
sick, only able to be up part OF the
time.
Pat Wright will start Wednesday
with his cattle to his ranch in the
hills.
Grandma Phillips had the misfor-
tune to lose fine milk COW from
bloat.
Miss Emma and Vera Willis Of Del.
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; At The Churches /.
Methodist EpiseopaI church
80 <><> 90 =

metnooi8t episcopal SHuTCH
Change of time in evening services.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship, IL o'clock.
Sermon "Boyology" This service
is in response to the Rotarians pro-
gram for Boys Week. We make it
gladly.
Epworth League, 700 p. m.
Evening Service, 8 p. m.
This is Sunday School night. We
will have a Trip into China with Bis
hop Bashford, to Borneo, through the
Panama Canal by the Slide route.
An illustrated lecture. Colored slides,
The best of music will be provided.
Don't fail to attend this service.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, p. m.
F. w. Pimlott, Pastor.
ST. Michael Catholic
Masses first and third Sundays of
each month, 500 and 10000 o'clock
Second and Fourth Sundays, 11:00.
Sunday evening services 1880.
Week day masses 1880 a. m.
Rev. ]. c. Erger, Pastor.
Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching LA. m. and 8 p. m.
Young People 700 p. m.
Please note the change of time.
You are cordially invited to attend all
services.
There will be baptismal service at
the Wednesday evening prayer SER
vice.
Alfred B. Parry.
Presbyterian Church
All of the regular services will be
held as usual. Attention is called to
the fact that the evening services are
to be held at $500 o'clock instead OF
at 700 as formerly.
At the request of the Boys Work
Committee of the Rotarian Club, the
morning service will be devoted to
Boys Welfare. Parents are urged to
attend.
R. E. Sherman, Pastor.