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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-04-07

his interests were beginning to ex-
pand. l met him frequently in the
next few years, and we became close
friends"
Sheriff. broke off and stared an In
slant down at the rug. Alan bent
forward he made no interruption but
only watched Sheriff. attentively.
Between 1886, when l first net him,
and 1898, COrvet laid the foundation Of
great success his boats seemed lucky,
men liked to work for him, and he
got the best shippers and crews. There
was a saying that in storm IL Corvet
ship never asked help; 1t gave 1t {;
certainly in twenty years no Corvet
ship had suffered serious disaster.
Corvet was not yet rich, but unless
accident or undue competition inter
voned, he was certain to become so.
Then something happened"
Sheriff. looked away at evident loss
how to describe it.
'To the ships?' Alan asked him.
mo; to him. In 1896. for no APP
parent reason, Il great change came
Over him."
"In 1867"
THAT was the year"
Alan bent forward, his heart thrOb-
bling in his throat. That was also
the year when | was brought and left
with the Weltons in Kansas" he said.
Sheriff. did not speak for Il moment.
II thought" he said finally, lit must
have been about that time; but you
did not tell my daughter the exact
date"
what kind Of change came over
him that year," Alan asked.
Sheriff. gaZcd down at the rug, then
at Alan, then past him. "A change
in his way of living" he replied. The
Corvet line of boats went on, eX-
banded; interests were acquired in
other lines; and Corvct and those
allied with him swiftly grew rich. But
in all this great development, for
which Corvet's genius and ability had
laid the foundation, Corvet himself
ceased to take active part. He took
into partnership, about Il year later,
Henry Spearman, a young man who
had been merely Il mate Oh n Of his
ships. This proved subsequently to
have been a good business move for
Spearman had tremendous energy,
daring, and enterprise and no doubt
COrvet had recognized these qualities
in him before others did. Since then
he has been Ostensibly and publicly
the head of the concern, but he has
left the management almost entirely
to Spearman. The personal change
to Corvet at that time Is harder for
me to describe to you"
Sheriff. halted, his eyes dark with
thought, his lips pressed closely to-
gether; Alan waited.
"When l say COrvet again, in the
summer Of 'G6-I had been South dur
ing the latter part of the winter and
East through the spring. was i'm
pressed by the vague but, TO me,
alarming change in him. | was re-
minded, | recall, of q friend l had
had in college who had thought he was
i'm perfect health and had gone TO an
examiner for life insurance and had
been refused, and was trying to deny
to himself and others that anything
could be the matter. But with Corvet
l knew the trouble was not physical
The next year his wife left him."
THE year of" Alan asked.
"That was 1897. There was NO
question of their understanding and
affection up to the very time she SO
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Their Disagreement.

Mrs. Hoyle-Have you moved YETI
Mrs. Doyle-No; my husband and /
can't come to an agreement.
Mrs. Hoyle-What is the point Of
difference?
Mrs. Doyle-I want the apartment
to have n k%itchenette and he wants
q cellarette.-New York Sun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
TAX AUDITORS
ATTEND SCHOOL
Aspirants for Auditor and
Inspector Given Ex-
animation May 3

WASHINGTON, j. C.. April IL
runlo Sam conducts n school OF
Washington IN which he trains audi.
tors aud Inspectors for the express
purpose of checking up your income
tax returns
Each month n new class OF 1876
goes 10 school They must first
pass certain civiI service require
mcnts Of bookkeeping knowledge
and experience.
In thc school they receive Elk
wocEs' Intensive training IN the tech
uI,nIitlDs Of the income tax law. by
means Of lectures and individual In
ptruptiUu ly oNpcrtH. They are paid
FUN SALARY while under instruction.
The civil service commission has
announced that u viii hold IN
animation on May 3 throughout The
United states W test the quNlllcu-
lions az applicants for positions OF
auditor aud inspector under tho IN
como tax unit OF the bureau Of IN
trrunl revenue Tho entrance sal
urirg offered raug from $1,000 q"
SD. 600 "a year.
rulI information and application
blanks mny be- obtained from th"
United states Ciyil Service Commits
s'0u. Washington, D. c., or from tho
civil s,ryIr. board at the %poat"tflgo
OH ,uatomhuuHc 300 any city.
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mississippi Woman in
Race for Il. $. Senate

pELAHATCHtE, Miss MIssisslp-
PTS first woman senatorial Caudi-
date, Miss Belle koarncy, OF Flora.
who g. campaigning for tho United
states senate In opposition TO for
mor Senator James *. NardcmRn
ana lluhcIt II. Stevens. is expect
I'd here Oou to speak In behalf OF
her candidacy.
she began an active campaign
some tlmo ago with Mrs. JuhU A..
Clark, OF jackson, IA her campaign
manager, ana is considered "A gifted
woman of much learning.
Miss kCarucy b. tho daughter OF
Col walter O.. EeOrnoy, famous
as an officer iu the old Eighteenth
Mississippi regiment OF the army OF
Northern Virginia Ia the Clyil a
from which he Vmvrgvd broken In
health aud financially ruined. Later
ne was "a member ~ both house and
senate I'm the Mississippi lcglsla-
turr.
Miss Ecarncy. Tor a an cdu-
Gator ana organizer ana lecturer for
Temperance Union, has also been
N ot HE leaders FOR prohibition In
tho state, h has also been active
In supporting the acknowledgment
or women and has lccturud extern
hlNely on tho chautauqua proEram.
During the war she lecturcd TO
inc soldiers overseas under tho au-
spices OF the War Work Council OF
lhe national Y, NJ, G. A., winning
/, considerable fame in that eudeayor.
' She IN seeking election to the United
= l otnles senate for the term bepin.
= h'hs In March, 1s23.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
MOVIE ACTRESSES AND
THEIR HAIR

Did il ever occur to you that every
movie actress you have seen has
lovely hair, while the most popular
count their curls as their chief
beauty In fact, many are leading
ladies just because of their attract
live looks. Inquiry among them dis
closes the fact that they bring out
all the natural beauty of their hair
by careful shampooing. not with any
soap or makeshift, but with a simple
mixture by putting a tcaspoonful OF
Cauthrox (Which they get from the
~druggist) in a cup of hot water and
applying this instead of soap. This
full cup OF shampoo liquid Is enough
so II Is easy to apply IL 10 all the
hair instead OF just the top OF the
head. After its use, tho nair dries
rapidly with uniform color. Dam
druff, excess oil and dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear. The
hair is 80 fluffy that It looks much
heavier than IL is, its luster and soft
ness are delghtful.-Advertisemen
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AN sI-YEAR-0 ED SUIToa
Yours Merrily" Yank Seeks Ills
Biithcsome Bride In England.

ALDERSHOT, April I5.-"Yours
mcrrily" John II. Rogers, American
citizen, aged 81, has come to England
in search Of a wife.
Shoals of replies have reached
him in reply to his advertisement I'm
tho newspapers Stting out the quail
ltications OF the lady whom he would
ike to honor. The ages Of their
writer's vary from 10 to 90.
The wi,e OF Rogers must not he
too young, but she must be fair.
good looking and good tempered
Above all, he says. "she must be a
woman OF intelligence, who will be
willing TO share my wandering life"
This veterans stage career extends
over sixty years and he is hale and
hearty still. Born in Cincinnati In
1870, he first came to London in
1870 TO play at the Adelphl theater
with j. b. Emmett. six years later
he brought Hawle and Binslcy, the
trapezists, 10 show at the Crystal
Palace. They performed on a trapeze
suspended from the car OF acaptlve
balloon In mid air. John =. Rogers
sat in the car scattering handbills
upon the crowd.
After producing trhe Emigrants"
IN London he became manager for
Mary Anderson and then for Minnie
Palmer. the famous soubrette. and
Wilson Barrett. After a world-tour
he returned to London In 1900 to
produce Wrapping old stairs" at the
Vaudeville theater. Then came nine
years In America with Eddie roy, the
comedian, and long tors with the
san Carlo opera company. Since
then he has been in fun work.
He has come 10 England. he says,
TO discover the cause q the theatre
cal slump, and in his spare time he
teaches "calisthentlcs, swimming. rid
ing and jumping.
The real rus OF the slump" he
states, rs on account of managers
not realizing that the war Is over.
II they will send their wartime per-
formers back to show-making, and
send out companies OF real actors
and actresses, then the slump will
dry up Immediately"
Rogers declares that ne Is good for
another 20 years yet. That Is why
he is so careful In the selection Of
his English bride.
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YOU'LL GET RID OF
BLACKHEADS SURE

There IL one simple. safe aud sure wf
that never fails 20 get rid OF bltrnUeAT
and that Ia TO dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces ~ f1.nn'-
powder from any drug ~Etorc-spriuEIe 10
little on "A hot. wet apongc-rub over ia-
blaCkhcads brlskly-wash the parts ono
you will be surprised how the blaghf'aa,
have disappeared. Big hlackhpaUs Ni.a
blackhoads. no matter where they aIr
simply dissolve and disappear, leaving no
parts without any mark whatever. H.a.h
heads are simply a mixture or aust 'l
dirt and secrctiOns from the body IhA
form In tho pores OF the skin, llurHI.s
and squeezing only cause irritation maze
large pores, and do not get the o'3,N,
heads out after they become hard ih'
c~alonite powder end the water sim ply dl''
solve the blackheads 80 they wash f|sN,,
out, leaving the pores free and clean am
In their natural condition. Anyone tfauD
led with these unsiRhtly blemishDs shol.l
certainly try this simple mothoi-Ad'e'
tlscment.
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U

g. m, Mrs. b. l.. Reynolds. pastor. Loo.
ture by pastor, Special Easter service
.MesFage bearers. Mosdames Aldrich Roy
nnlds, Moody, l. ndsay. Dillon. Ford aud
Fleming, Adult study class al . 30
Midweek circle at X. r. han Thursday
evening.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH
Now meeting at ) y, m, In odd Fellows
hall llsia South Boulder. Rev, Gertrude
Hun, pastor, Will start a series of lectures
IN the near future, Spirit meHsa yes al
Efne Olive ana other assistants. Mes.
sage circle Friday afternoon and evenine
AZ 2oe North Maybell, Special healing
William Waits. Prof. wriston's orchestra
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FROM DREAD OF
ASTHMA OR HAY FEVER
Resident of Raleigh, Tenn. says She
Was Entirely Cured by Simple
Home Treatment.

After suffering from Asthma many
yctrE Mrs. Laura Lowry. Raleigh, Tenn.
was restored TO health by the remarkable
discovery Of G.. Lcavougood. RosedalC.
kansas. Mrs. Lowry writes;
II received the bottle Of Asthma cure
that you 30 kindly sent me, and took Il a.
directed. u has completely cured me oi
Asthma, l took Il about Two months ago.
and can sleep now az niRht without that
dreadful wheeling. / feel It Is worth ton
times tho price
Thousands OF others have had equal sue
cess with this wonderful treatment. So
confident b. Mr.. L-eaveugood that hts pre-
scriptiOn viii cure any case OF Asthma Or
Hay Fcvcr-uo matter how long standing
that a big Sl.26 bottle will he sent abso-
lutely FREQ on request, Slmply write Mr..
e., L~eavcngood. 1929 S, ", Blvd, Rosedalo.
Kansas, and the free bottle will be mailed
by return parcel post under plain wrapper.
Costs nothing KIT does not cure. Write
today, giving axe. description OF case, and
how long gtflictcd,-Advcrtisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

len, the former Cuunsculo Wander
Lllt, whose happiness NJ the
Duchess ur Marlborough was
shortened. Right, GLADYS NJ.
Vanderbilt. whose married life
with Count SrcchcnSi was any
thing but happy. Below. Anna
Gould. who experimental with
several titled husbands In her
cnrccr. has divorced Prince di
sagan md Count dc Castcilane.
BOsTON-whcthcr hard times or
the unhappy lots Of past purchasers
are 20 blame hasn't been decided.
but Tor some reason there seems to
be n dcarth Of purchasers in tho
market for titles and incidentally
the husbands that ga with them.
For Mayor Curlcy recently in
this ada IN the papers OF tho
country. For sale 20 an American
girl. one we'll educated English
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FIRST LUTHERAN-Fiuh and Elwood
= 3, Kaufman, pastor. Bible school vi
a;ib. Luther league social hOut. 5.45, de.
yntiuual G.A5. IeRching st II aud Z 70.
Morning scrmouS '"rhe Resurrection" Re.
ccption %; members and holy commun.
ton. In the evening sacred pantouime Ia
llvins pictures by Bible school.
WEST TULsA-Mcets In odd Fellow
lodge room. Bible school at 10. cOmmun.
ion ana preaching at II.
GRACE LUTHERAN tMiysouri synod.
Thirteenth ana quincy NEW buildlnEl,
Kari Frese' pastor, sunday school at 10,
s~oFNlCea at IL
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nobleman. Title guaranteed. Price
$1,000, 900"
And 10 date not n prospective pur-
chaser has appeared.
According to Standish Wilcox,
Mayor Curlcy's secretary, the mayor
received a letter from a member OF
the English nobility who wishes TO
dispose Of himself and his title To
any American girl who wishes TO
become "A baroness.
And though the crown market In
general seems TO be In a slump, the
baron evidently believes that his
title Is IS carat and copper-riveted
for all that he asks for himself and
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EPIsCoPALIAN

TRINITY EPIsCOpAI=Finh and Gin.
Ciuuutl. Rev. Rolfe T.. Crum. rector
Holy communion al 3 Ia chapel % parish
house. 500 South Cincinnati. Sunrise cell
obratiou u holy communion at .. m.
IN Majestic theater, with music. Holy
eucharist and eTmon by the rector nj
20 80 In Majestic, subject. prom Glory
Into Glory Special Easter music. Far
Easter service at . p. M, IN Y. W. G. A.
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furnishes the music. For special appoint.
neht with pastor cali Osnge 2O7t-R.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE-.wa st
Tulsa, 2Sis South Phoenix. y. W, John
son, pastor, l427 south Trenton. sunday
school at 10. preaching at II and 7.3n.
young people IT Bit6. "wednesday prays,
meeting 1910. Bible study class Friday at
CHURCH OF GoD-Fifth ana M.dlson
p II. shlpman, pastor. sunday school at
''JV preaching at ~ and s..
CITY MlsslON-2l6 East First. serv.
stein. also evening ~scryises al 1850 on
tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
CHURCH or ~CHRtST-Now meeting In
courthouse, Sixth and Boulder. SUNDAY
D. LaGrone, elder Usage 62S7.J.
LITTER DAY SAINTS tReorga nized
church Of jesus Christi -Eleventh and
SoSStoEd; c T. sheppsrd. pastor. sun.
PRAYER meeting NJ : D. m. wednesday,
religio : . M. Friday.
AssEMBl.f Oh GOD Fiuh and
Peoria. sunday school and Bible read.
ing at lOi devotional and pastoral service
g. ~ eyanEellstie 1T 1880. young peeps
IGssd9y 80 hl.ie study FRIDAY 1850.
nominationaD Cincinnati and Okla mona
Northtnorelsnd addition SUNDAY school Ut
w pteaching a. ana by supply
study Friday.
SEVENTH a ADVENTIST - sixth
ahd Madlson Central Parkl, L.. n. Dake,
pastor. Saturday service. Sabbath school
40 missionary volunteers At 4. preach.
lhE ~ II, sunday preaching at 4 d. m,
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each sun.
Gay ana Thursday night IN Judge Hunts
courtroom IN courthouse, Tor the study
o. practical Christianity. or NE accord
ing 20 the Jesus Christ standard. Paul
apleIPetgct' teacher. Unity sunday
seh9ol SAb each Sunday morning at same
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY-B esan
lodgey TheosOphical hoHdquHrters, room
gov Lorton BIDS, Ton Fourth between
Main and BOULDER. Public study class
Monday night at 8. members meeting ON
"wednesday night, public lecture ever,
Friday night. Subject Arm 81, 'Th,
Great Plan" by j. u. Flemming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

HVIN FAMILY-tIghIh and BOulder
John %. Herring, pastor. First mass al
Z a, M, chUdren's mass aIi iustruCtio.
af p, hlgh mass ana sermon at 10 80, eve,
ming dovotionE and inquiry class ~ 1880
SACkEb EAhf-StNteenth and Rock
ford. Rev. Charles %Standnert rector
tharIsh includes nll east Of Midland Val.
lryD Rcv U. Nerhelst, assistant. sunday
Horylces 80 q. h, low mass and sermon
1850 q, M, Childreu's mass With instruc,
tiuusi 10 20 a. M, high mass aud sermon
Weekday masses 3O and $3.50 a. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

For the first time In the history
foreign war exhibits, showing all.
the implements Of modern warfare.
are TO be installed in the French
Military museum, the Invalidcs The
section, to be known as THE Hal
OF the Allies" will include a per.
manent exhibit OF the United States
army. Besides containing a COM
plcto collection Of the World war,
the Invalidts has exhibits OF all
European wars daring back 20 ieu'
dal times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

{ is 100000 cold American dol
lars.
After waiting valnly for severn
DAYS for heiresses TO swamp him
with offers, Wilcox So now wonder
Ing whether the experiences Of Anna
could and the Nanderbilts. Consuelo
and, Gladys, has deferred prospective
ute purchasers or whether the
stringency in the money market is
to blame.
The Could millions made Anna a
princess first. But the husband
who went with the title. Prince dI
SaRan, wasn't satisfactory. SO Anna
decided to become n countess and
married Boni de Castellane. Now
she's "a duchess.
The Vanderbilt millions pur
chased titles OF duchess for Consuelo
and counters for Gladys and though
the titles We're satisfactory the Duke
OF Marlborough and Count Szech.
enyi didn't make satisfactory hus-
bands and were o divorced.
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CMRIsIINN sCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. sClEN.
TlST-Eleyenth and Boulder sunday
services At n n f. sunday school ESQ.
snd Oh under 20 years Of age cordially in
Nitcd. Wednesday evening Testimonial,
meeting at 4 Reading rooms SOI-sOS
Mayo Bldg. Finn. and Main. open week
days from $3.50 TO q. Sundays and holt,
days = to 5. Subject today Doctrine OF
AtlnemenL"
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rRFsRYTERINN.

hostuu, g. " Kerr, castor, unday
school az sttb. Fifteen mioutrs prelude
We are rnuiing 1850 lu attendance today,
Junior endcaNur az 3. senior aud inferno.
date 40 6 %. prrachiug at 1855 and
30. Morning subject Valuable Infor-
nation tho Resurrection of Christ Gives
Go Us preceded By reception ~ memhers
and baptism ot infants. session meets
ut 1880 In pastors study Ncspcr sory-
tees az 3 y. w, with the knights Tomplars
and other Masons as special guests. Ser
mon subject what II There Were M
Eastern Annual Faster musical service
at 1880 with short sermonette BY pastor,
subject Proofs % tho Death sHd Res-
direction % Jesus"
SECOND INSTRUMENTATION AND
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ALI SOULS CHURCH - tLtbernB-
Meeting a. ~ a. Temple Israel -four,
teenth and Cheyenne, Rev. J, y. Kennedy
pastor ScTmou by the pastor. "A Lib
otdl View of the Resurrection.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL 80 Fourteenth n nd
Cheyenne, Chas, H. fats, rahbii residence
Cedar 1899; study. Cedar 1919,
B'NAt EMuNAH-Blg .. Cheyenne.
Morris Teller. rabbi.
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Vigorous attempts are now being
made by tho officers Of the Organ
lied Reserve OF the First Corps area
TO establish the correspondence
course in military training for the
personnel OF tho officers corps and
civilians who may volunteer for
such courses.
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Sergeant Samuel Joseph, formerly
of the 18th infantry. First division.
now undergoing his 18th operation
at a hospital IN Lexington. KY, has
had 81 bullets taken from his body.
He was wounded l02 times, after
serving in the trenches in France rs
months without getting a scratch.
Fifteen OF the bullets passed entire
ly through his body.
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is C u r A B L E

write me today and I will send yo1 o ir''
trial OF my mia. soothing, g'n'anieeh
treatment that viii prove a. stops ms
itohinR and heals permanently. stnd NJ
money-5ust write ms-that Is al you
nave to DO. Address
Dr. Cannaday. e2is Park Square. sedhla
Observation-Disclosures.
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CIIRIsTIAN

FIRST cHRIsrIAN-Niuth md Bout
der. Meade Dutt pastor. osige.sgj.
study phone Usage 2s77. Bible school
At $3.50. Preaching at 1885 aud 7 40.
Moring subject. The Victorious christi
evening, Song Of the Open Road"
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Dlenwond.
Home Gardens section. n. W. Coleman.
pastor. Sunday school g.ij. Enuea yur
$3.50, preBching at II and 1850.
WHEELING AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Eighth and Wheeling. y. j. england,
pastor, Bible school at 10, endeaVOr Mt
dla. Preaching every SUNDAY at II aud
y%otionat $50. Preaching at IL ana 1850.
$50.
OWEN pARK-Meets temporarily al
shelter house IN tho park. Guy Han.
minister. Bible school 3 y, M. COmmun.
Ion and preaching 4 p. M.
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Archer. The church that shows moving
pictures. W. II. Murphy. IT,, pastor.
sunday school At s:f5, senior endoayor ~
Z. Junior at 4. Sermon Ivy the pastor %
ana :. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
1880.
COLLEGE HILL "Your Community
Church, seventh and Columbia tKen.
dhtD, Robert n. Clarke. pastor, SUNDAY
school p.46, Intermediate ana scnior en-.
dcavor $3.50. junior at .. Worship at ii
aud 40.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 49, Cheyenne
and King. Charles T.. Newcomb, minister,
lO9 West EiHE street, phone ty58-J,
Bible school ytS. l.. J, Freeman. superin-
toudcnt, Preaching at n and 1890. Chris.
tian Union $50. Miss Mabel watt. pres,.
dent, Prayer ana Bible study sermon
$40 wednesday.
BuLLETTE COMMUNITY-N ottoi 4
ana Independence. W. II. Garvin, pastor
sunday school p;4b, c, $. Edwards, super
intendcnt. Junior and senior endeavor
$50. Preaching At II and 1870.
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furnishes the music. For special appoint.
ment with pastor cali Usage 2O74-R.