The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11

A very quiet wedding TOOK pihcc
last Sunday afternoon when Miss
Edith Crow was united in marriage
70 Henry Harrol by Rev. J. T. How
eli. The ceremony took place at the
brides home In the presence OF a
few friends and the immediate fami-
lies Of the bride and groom. Miss
Crow Is the youngest daughter OF
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Crow and a very
attractive and accomplished young
lady. with many friends in the
ueirhborhood in which she lives and
= large number in Alternately, where
she graduated from the high school
last year. i,
Mr.. Harrol is the oldest son Of
w. A. Harrol one of our substantial
citizens. He is a young man OF r.
riaproachahle charcter and stands
high in this community with shts
many friends who wish for him and
his new bride a happy home. The
Young couple left Immediately az
ter the ceremony for a weeks travel
Before settling down in the love nest
that the groom has prepared for
the little wife.
Rev. j. II. Gossner, Lutheran min
ister from Kress, preached very
interesting sermon Sunday after
noon to a good sized audience. His
sermon was well delivered and in
teresting from first TO last. The
members of his church here have ar
ranged for him TO preach in Aberna-
thy two Sundays out of each month.
We also understand that the members
= IL f..t kfrtld "a
church for the congregation 70 wor-
ship in. This can be done if a suita-
BILE lot can be secured. This church,
we understand, has a church fund to
loan TO the members for building
churches where IL is needed and
where they can furnish n lot.
Plainview is making arrange
ments for a very creditable fair the
last three days in September. II is
to be an exhibit Of various kinds of
farm products, livestock and style
show. The agricultural display, the
style show and merchants boths viii
be held in the auditorium, while the
stock show will be held just across
from the auditorium where pens will
be provided for all stock that will
be on exhibit. Il is planned 20 have
"A musical festival with radio con-
certs in the auditorium and many
other attractions will be secured 70
bring large crowds to the capital
city from all parts Of the country.
s. W. Smith, secretary Of the school /
board, is in receipt Of letter from /
Miss Audry Criswell, rendering her
resignation as one of the teachers /
in the school here for this term. She .
gives as her reason that her mother I
is in bad health and feels that it is .
her duty 10 remain at home with .
her. Her place will be filled by .
Miss GLADYS pickens of Mullins, 7
Texas, "A friend of Miss McDonalds
and who comes well recommended |
as a teacher Of wide experience IN
school work.
The Methodst revival that has
been going on at the tabernacle here
for the past two weeks, closed Sun
day after very successful meeting.
There were some conversions and a
number united themselves with the
church during the meeting. Rev.
Howell preached some fine sermons
during this revival and the seeds
sown will spring up and cause many
to pause and think Of their way
wardness i'm their present and future
life.
The coal dealers of Abernathv
are not tagging in getting in their
winter supply Of coal for their Gus
toners and il is being taken out about
as fast as il arrives. Several are
taking advantage of this opportu
nifty and laying in their winter