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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-14
TRY A "TIMES WANT AID"
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS ON BOND
IN THE MATTER OF F. DETERMINING.
TO ISSUE BONDS BY SCHOOL
CITY OF GARY, IND, (MUNICI-
PAITY) FOR REF'UNDING
BONDS
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers
of the School city of Gary, Gary Lake
County. Indiana. that the proper legal
OFFICERS of said municipality at their
regular meeting place, on the twelfth
day of January. 1922, determined to
issue bonds or other evidences of in
debteaness exceeding ave thousand dol
lars
The amount of bonds proposed TO b
issued is seventy-iive Thousand dollars
ts7s, 0oo.0o) bearing interest at four
and three -fouTths per cent Ct 81 per
eentI- The net assessed value Of all
property in this taxing unit Is s1tl,-
o5s. 1880 and the present indie btedness
without this issue is $69300o.00.
The proceeds of such bond issue are
TO be used for refunding an issue OF
seventy-five thousand dollars tsl5.
10000 bonds which will be due Feb
ruary I. 1922. Ten or more taxpay ers,
other than those " hr paw poll tax only
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SAYS MOONSH|NE WAS
USED FOR MEDICINE
Whiting Man Submits to
500 Fine Just the Same
For Violation.

WHITING, ND, Jan. II IT ne case
of Paul Kozinska for violation Of the
liquor law was tried in the city court
before Special Judge c s PEREZ. The
defendant used the plea that the
moonshine found was used for medic
inal purposes. a still being found on
his premises which made things look
rather conde1nnatory for Kozipcaka
A fine of 500 and costs. amounting to
$40 was assessed.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
UNPAID SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Notice is hereby given that thn following
lots, lands. parcels and tracts Of ground
each severally delinquent ia the amount set
opposite the description thereof for the pay
ment Of the amount assessed against them re-
spectiseiy, for the improvements of;
No 4a5. Alley No 8 East, see No 8, Gary
Investment Co FIRST Addition
Lot Block Amount
frnacr Wifecka s SC "a
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SETTINGS FEATURE
OF "THE SHEIK''

One Of the most impressive features
Of The Sheik" which comes 10 the Par
thenon theatre Tuesday Of next week
for five day engs cement, are the
many magnificent and spectacular set
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Notice. Is hereby gwen: ThHt on The md dsV
OF February. 1922. the undersigned Treasurer
of the city of Gary will sell at public suction
at the southwest door Of the Ciey Hail In Gary.
Indiana the aforesaid lots, lands, parcels g I'd
tracts of ground. or as much thereof rs may be
necessary to discharge the aforesaid assess
ments interest and costs
said sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock IN t3c
morning of said day and contince from day n.
day thereafter until all are offered No ssle
viii be made for less sum thar the full
amount OF the respective assessment, iaterest
and costs.
j. r.. LANE,
City Tr6asurer.
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We wish to thank our friends
neighoors and the X Of P. Of East
Chicago for their kindness shown TO
us during the sickness and loss Of our
darling baby Kenneth Adrian also for
the beautiful floral ooering and to
those who donated their cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. j Macleod.
MI. and Mrs Reese
Mrs. Macleod and family 1-f4-t
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|NSlI!!|'|'.ESI

MIR. and Mrs. Albert william Lamp
ren charmingly entertained at bridge
last evening in their home on webb
street in honor of their house guest
Miss Irene sord of Winchester. Mass
There were four tables and the non
ors were made by Miss Gertrude
Sheerer and Mr.. Lampren. a delicious
course luncheon was served from
daintiiy appointed table
Mrs j. r. Graves OF Erie street, left
last evening for Jacksonville, Fla
where she VIII spend the winter. and
incidentally DO considerable ". 4. 4,
I, work.
Mrs. Frank Charles Deming delight
fully entertained the ladies Of the Mar
quette club yesterday afternoon at her
homes on South Holman street. at a
one O'Clock luncheon. The tables were
lovely with small baskets OF spring
flowers. and delicious luncheon was
served eighteen members and two
guests, Mrs. Frances Kingsley and Mrs,
J. G. Ibach, Jr There were four Ia
bies OF bridge and the honors were made
by Mrs W f. Mashino and Mrs. ". Z
Russell and the guest prize was given
10 Mrs. Ibach. Mrs. W d, webb viii
entertain the club in. two weeks Al a
luncheon at her home on Highland
street
The $3.50 club met on Wednesday
evening with Miss Charlotte hasten At
her home On Dracke-l street The
guests brought their naedlework and
music was enjoyed. after which the hos
tess served dainty refreshments. TAe
next meeting VIII be held at Miss Ham
er's home
The members of the \ Is L \. o
club were delightfully."- enter tanned on
thursday evening at the home OF the
Misses Ethel and Florence Buckley.
Music ana dancing were en1oye
throug9ast the evening. and the nos
tesses Fved dainty and delicious
luncheon. The next meeting VIII be
held at the home of Miss Burnvee
snyder Of South Holman street. and
VIII be il the nature of a character
narsN.
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. Garfield Lodge No. seq r.
H s. a n. Will hold q called
Il PA meeting Monday, Jan. 18th
VCIk pening at 200 p m 10 at
&ssz tend and conduct funeral
services for our late Brother William
Antrodus. Services at Oak Hill GENE
terry at goo o'clock. Members request
ed to attend. Those who can furnish
cars win please do 50.
FRED J. T'UEHRMEYER W. NJ.
Till
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who feel themselves aggrieved by sucn
determination may appeal to the State
Board of Tax Commissioners for further
action b. ming petition therefor with
the county auditor on or before the ex-
piration OF twenty-nine days from the
fourteenth day of January, 1929 The
State Board will fix a date for hear
ing on any such petition in this coun-
~.
Dated this fourteenth day of Janu-
AIRY. 1922
A r. McARTHUR,
President
HARRY HALL,
Treasurer.
ADELE NJ CHASE
Secretary.
Board o. School Trustees, School city
OF Gary, Indiana. i-ii21
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Piano, Voice. Violin. Public Speak
sns. Ukelele. Banjo. Mandolin. Guitar.
Dancing. Dramatic Art. i0-I
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS ON BOND
ISSUE
IN THE MATTER OF DETERMINING
TO ISsLE TAX ANTICIPATION
TIME WARRANTS BY THE
SCHOOL CITY OF GARY, INDIANA.
(MTNICfPALITT)
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers
of the School City of Gary, Gary. Lake
County Indiana, that the proper legal
officers of said rnunici pality at their
regular meeting place, on the twelfth
day OF January, 1922 determined to is
sue Taa Anticipation Time Warrants
or other evidences of indebtedness ex-
ceeding five thousand dollars.
The amount OF Tax Anticipation Time
Warrants proposed to be issued is One
hundred Twenty Thousand dollars
(s120.0oo0D) bearing interest not TO ex-
coed FER cent
The proceeds of such Tax Articipa-
ton Time Warrants are TO be used for
current expenses OF tho School City OF
Gary for the months OF February.
March and April. 1922. Ten or more
taxpayers. other than those who pay
poll tax only. who feel themselves ag-
vrieved by such determination may app
peal TO the state Board OF Tax t'bm-
missioners for further action, by filins
"a petition therefor with the county au-
ditor on or before the expiration OF
twenty-nine days from the fourteenth
day of January, 1922. The state Board
will FIX Il date for q hearing on any
such petition in this county.
Dated this fourteenth day of jan
uary. 1922.
\. r McARTHUR,
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Bunoo party "Wednesday. Jan. IS. at
I. o. Q. F.. hall, III State St. Pro-
eeeds to be used for Ben Hur scholar
ship fund. Admission &c LIZ
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
Wassey's Pleating Shop

EMBRoIDERtNG. STAMPING. HEN.
STITCHING. BUTTON HOLE.
BUTTON COVERING. BRAIDIN0.
RUCHENG, FANCY STITCHING.
OF STATE STREET, PH0NE HAM.
MOED ga
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Group eight OF the Baptist woman's
unloH met st the home OF airs Charles
Gay afternoon. and those IN ATTENDANCE
studied the Mission Book Tine hos
tess served dainty refreshments to
nine guests. and the next meeting viii
viii be held on February the tenth At
the home OF airs. Il. G. Hammacher OF
Howard avenue.
a farewell marty was s5ven 1ast
night fn the f.vndora r4o,el IN, tha en-
plovees in honor OF Mr. Arthur q
leave next week for Australia MS
Nary Sweel<o and Miss Antoinette
swentko had charge IN the evenings
plea assures. and a dsiicfa.is buffet lunch
ana dancing were greatly ontovea Mr..
johnson. who leaves tho c.aplov I'll
The hatel on Account Of rth,r business
connections. has won greaf esteem
durtna the Two ana hats wears he
has been with the hotel His hosts az
friends wish him great success in his
new ventures.
home on North Holman street Her
many friends hope for an early re-
coverv.
The history department; of the Ham
moad Woman's Club will meet ON Mon
day afternoon at half past two o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. \ $ Hunt. 80
Mason street The program viii be
in charge IL Mrs e. j. Harrison. and
rhe subject for the study win be
Korea Miss Emily Lowry viii en-
tertain with readings. and Miss Hen
rietta Wolf win sing Roses or Dawn
BY Franco Leoni. and the Love song
b. Neidinger. An the members are
urged t. lie present
Mrs Laura Cannon Of 500 sibiey
street who has been very i'll the past
few weeks, shows very little improve
ment
The North Side Ladies' club me,
yesterday afternoon at The home OF
Mrs. J. A Tweedle of Indiana ave-
nue. and the assisting hostess was AIRS
Edward Dibblee. There were thirteer
lighuul social afternoon was spent
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BOLINGER
SHORTHAND SCHOOL

The BohlingeF Shorthand School will
continue IN session at Room IS Rim.
bach Bldg. temporarily. Students TO
report for duty same as usual both
day and evening starting Monday.
January 18th. Phone 1856 1852
"tt costs NO more TO buy a Kelly
f-i4-1
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1T costs mo more to buy Kelly"
1-l4-l
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-s-s~lh uuum

Richard Pratt was pleasantly sur
prised on Thursday evening when
birthday party was given in his honor
at his home on Oakley avenue, The
guests greatly enjoyed music and
dancing, and Mr.. Pratt was given a
number Of hand some gifts by his
friends, together with their best
wishes and congratulations. \ deli
eious course luncheon was served to
City guests.
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NOTICE TO DELIN-
QUENT WATER USERS

Tou are hereby notified that unless
water rents FOR the year 1921 are paid
on or before Saturday Jan. II. 1922.
there will ne a ten per cent penalty
added This includes fat and metered
consumers.
1-eet g. G. BLOCKIE, supt.
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. =. {: 3: =: :: !:
l-ii-2 e. W. MILES, Secy.
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Tho Erthstane Club will met with
Mrs ! c Hutton al her home Is
wildwood Road on Tuesday. when the
hostess viii entertain al a one o'clock
luncheon.
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President.
HARRY HALL,
Treasurer.
ADELE. NJ. CHASE.
Secretary.
Board of School Trustees. School City
of Gary. Indiana. 1-l4-zl
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Mss Marie and Miss Betty Morrisses
Of Paris III, are the house guests Of
Miss Bertha Kleihege and Mrs. b. c
Wofely.
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.'It Costs no more to bny {. Kelly"
La
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The music department of the Ham
mond Woman's Club will meet on
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs
George Hannaner OF Ruth street. An
excellent program has been arranged
On Tuesday evening the Hammond
Womans chorus will meet at the home
Of Mrs. I. D. Crawford OF 81 Webb
street.
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Mrs J. r. Graves Of Erie street, lett
last evening for Jacksonville, tia
where she viii spend the winter, and
incidentally DO considerable ". 4. 4.
Y, work.
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The North Side Ladies' Club met
yesterday afternoon at The home of
Mrs. J A Tweedle of Indiana ave-
nue. and the assisting hostess was Mrs.
Edward Dibblee. There were thirteen
ladies in attendance, and a most de-
lighIul social afternoon was spent.
after which the hostesses served a
dainty luncheon.
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Ignacz witecka
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Mrs. Laura Cannon Of 500 sibley
street. who has been very III the past
few weeks, shows very little improve
ment.
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BURRUS AND POTTS OFF
ON BIG FISHING TRIP

rs hard 20 find a greater sport
than an "old SPORT and while
Charles Burrus and A. j. Bolts quit
running away from home % get the
summer din in the Old swimmin
hole many years ago, the river and
its haunts beckons them still. and u
was jointly agreed last week that
the call was too strong % be re-
sisted, and sure enough they got
all their fishingtackle, camping
outfit, a few quarts Of gasoline, a
pint or so Of oil, and two Of the
happiest dispositions that ever rode
in the same Ford together, Tuesday
morning headed for a large ranch
near Sterling City, where one Of
Mr.. Bolts old friends have made
arrangements 20 show them a really
good time. there being a fish-filled
stream on the place, whore they
may bask beneath the widespread
pecan and induce the 81 bass 20 take
a bite Of the well prepared bait,
suspended upon most efficiently
handled reel.
Yes. the old boys are of for a
fine trip. Too many years have
passed for them not 20 realize the
value of a good time, the dusty
ride on old pinto along the COW
trails Of the plains, plus tiresome
days developing the greatest agri-
cultural country anywhere, has tir-
ed their souls Of the monotonous
pain, and they seek recreation where
the strenuous tasks Of younger days
are not to be brought TO mind by
the old familiar scenes. Their many
less fortunate friends in Lubbock
wish for them all the exciting,
thrilling experiences such vacation
might afford.
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PLATEAU SINGING CONVEN-
TON ELECTS LOCAL MAN V. p.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wilson, L. NJ
Brooks, Clyde Burleson and c. w
Beene, returned home Tuesday
from Clovis, New Mexico, where
they attended a convention Of the
Plateau Singing Convention, which
was held there Sunday and Monday
The Plateau is the largest con-
vention Of it's kind in the United
States so far as territory is con-
cerned, there being forty counties
represented in the membership,
which are all on the plains Of Texas
and New Mexico.
The people of Clovis were ex-
ceptionally courteous in their man.
ner Of entertainment, according 20
one Of the party, who said the en-
tire town was opened TO their en-
tcrtainment.
The Lubbock men were represent
ing the Vaughn Quartette. and did
some wonderful work. having par
ticipated In the program every day
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RoPEsvILLE ITEMS OF
THE PAST WEEK

We are soon to have telephone
service in Ropesville. We have been
informed that a switchboard viii be
put in at this place soon,
Bro. 7. b. Sowell will fill his
appointment here next Sunday az
ternoon and night.
My, my, these days are hot, but
the delightful cool breezes that
sweep over these plains makes II
a nice place TO live. And then We
can stand the hot rays Of the sun,
knowing we will not suffer heat
and have chills.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Grow have a
new farmer boy at their home. He
weighs twelve pounds. Mother and
babe are doing fine.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
n. +. Emerson, June IL. Mr.. En-
erson says he Is a real estate man
already.
Mrs. Grow, Of StephenvilIe, is
visiting her son, J. d. Grow.
Walter Frasier, one of the can
didates, was around to see the vot-
ers Friday.
Mr.. league, candidate for county
judge, was in Ropesville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Copeland are
visiting over 20 Charley Copeland's
place for a few days
Miss Robbie Swotford is making
a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs
Bernice Evans
Mesdames johnson and Sowell
and Miss Rona May Alter, were yisi-
tors at Sunday School Sunday eve
ming. These ladies live in Lubbock
Mr.. and Mrs Claud Peeler have
moved back TO Ropesville.
Mrs. George Carter is rapidly
improving and will soon return
home from the sanitarium.
Mesdames Jack Stricklin and
Mumford Smith, of Brownfield, took
dinner with Mrs. Lee Cowan Mon.
day. In the afternoon they visited
Mrs. Stricklin's nephew, Aubrey
Thomas, at the George Carter home
and report a delightful day spent.
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Farmers Add Their
Lot to the Making
Of Plains Country

r. ii. Mcfarland, Of Winter
Texas, bought two labours Of the
Slaughter lands In Hockey county
tire first Of the week, and will move
onto Il in the fall, and start work
on his 1928 crop. A school Tor the
people of the Slaughter lands has
been provided for, and one Of Mr.
McCashland's daughters has been
employed 70 teach.
Another tract was sold 70 4, Mrs.
Addie Spickard Of Bradshaw Texas,
and We learn she will have the land
put into cultivation this fall.
While such announcements may
not be taken for so much, they are
certainly important 10 Lubbock, as
the development Of the lands in
that section is altogether history
making. The time has long been
looked for when the pasture lands
Of the plains would give way TO the
farmer, and his coming certainly
means much 20 West Texas.
We have looked with pride upon
the development Of our farming sec
tons, and Hockey county is one
Of the most wonderful fields for
the development Of that industry
anywhere. II has been less, much
less II you please, than a quarter Of
a century ago when the lands ad-
jacent to Lubbock were just as un-
developed, and just as little thought
Of their development, as are now
the lands of Hockey county, and
we believe il will be but few years
until immense wealth will be pro-
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kIwANIANS TO TIE UP WITH
METHODIST s. s. FRIDAY

Friday afternoon. today. on the
local grounds. the old bard nine Of
the Kwanis Club of this city viii
engage in Mortal combat" on the
baseball diamond, clashing with the
sluggers Of the Methodist Sunday
School
Said Kiwanians recently gained
world fame" in a contest with the
Rotarians. and no doubt this u go
ing 10 be a greater exhibition than
the preceding one.
A small fee will be charged for
the benefit Of the Young Mems class
Of The sunday school. and the Ep-
worth League. Nothing like fast
and professional baseball will be
seen, bat your moneys worth OF
fun Ia guaranteed Come out The
game Wlll be called az $50 this
lFudayl afternoon.
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At THE CHURCHES

c. p. c. r. Program
July 2, 1922. 7;l5 p. m.
Subject Better Praying"
Lcadcr-Mrs. j. +. Baker.
Scripture Matt. 7:7-iis
Conservation Meeting
Song.
Prayer.
Talk by No. ~.
Place for Prayer--No. IL.
What Is one rule for prayer given
BY Christine. IS.
What is one condition for ideal
praying?-No. Is.
Time for prayer; Luke is:l-No.
How does Bible reading help our
prayers?-No. z.
Duet-Nos. 3 and 8.
What are some Of the rewards Of
prayer?-No. 10.
Subjects for prayer; Phil. 4;6-
No. 20.
When should we pray?-No. 2.
James 1:6-No. 10.
General Participation-Any visit
or.
Song.
Benediction.
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duccd IN that section annually
We are for The plains, and look
with favor upon the coming OF cv-
cry farmer. We are for the farmer,
and are glad 20 know he Is taking
advantage Of the splendid oppor-
tunities offered by the unmatchable
soil Of the plains. ideal climatic con-
ditions, and stock raising possibilI-
tics, and every time one Of them
comes 70 this section OF the plains
IL means another contented, pros
porous, wcalth-producing citizen II
getting his shoulder 10 the wheel Of
Industry in West Texas.
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REV. c. E. LYNN AND
FAMILY HERE FROM TExLINE

Rev. c. E. Lynn, pastor Of the
Methodist church at Texline, accom-
panied by his family, are here this
week, visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Lemond, near Lub-
book. Rev. Lynn and family are
quite well known in Lubbock and
their many friends are pleased 20
see them again. Brother Lynn in
formed us that he brought his son,
Winford, down to be treated in one
of the local sanitariums, and will
likely leave him here for time.
Rev. Lynn has been pastor Of the
Texline Methodist church since last
fall, and reports good progress be-
ing made in his church work.
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State OF Ohio. City OF roleoo,
Lucas County -

Frank 7. Cheney makes oath that he
IL senior partner OF the Arm OF +. ],
Cheney a Co. doing business In the City
OF Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
and that said Arm will pay the sum 81
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot he
cured BY the use az HALLS & tTARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK CHENEY
Sworn 70 before me AND suhscr u 'r
ms presence. this 9Th day Of Decemh,r
A. y 1856 a. ". GLEASON
Seal Notary Public
Hairs Catarrh Medicine Is taken ir
ternaily and acts through the Bloc or
the Mucous Surfaces ~ the system. gend
for testimonials free
p J CHENEY - co. Toledo o.
Sold r. all druggists r.
Halls amilv Pills Tor constipation
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Monday evening, June 20, was a
very pleasant one for the little
folks Of the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian Church. They gathered at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Baker
where they engaged in fun-making
until $50, when a friend of the lit
tie ones came by in his big motor
truck and carried them out into the
country to a beautiful green shady
spot, where they enjoyed a nice sup
per prepared by the ladies Of the
Missionary Society, and Children's
Day viii always be one of happiness
10 our little ones. Their good
friend then delivered each little fell
low TO his or her home while they
sung their beautiful Children's Day
songs.
Reporter.
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4 the convention.

Of the convention.
We are mighty glad to notice that
ira Wilson was elected vice presi-
dent Of the association, which is
indeed a splendid recognition Of
Lubbock, and Mr.. Wilson, Of which
we are very proud. He is capable
leader, Of exceptional qualities, and
we are glad TO know that he will
have a part to play in the develop
ment Of that convention.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching services, IL a. m. and
$3.50 p. m.
Junior Endeavor. 2:45 p. N.
Senior Endeavor, 7;l5 p. m.
II is hoped that every member
of the church will be on hand and
in >the Spirit of the Master, as this
is the last regular service before the
beginning Of the Annual Revival
effort, which begins July 9th, at IL
a. m. At the morning hour the
subject, "The Complete Consecra-
ton" Exodus 1928. At $50, "The
Benefits Of Christian Revival, !"
Psalm 1876. The Holy Sacrament
of the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served at the close Of the morning
services.
Everyone has a real invitation 20
attend these services and make
yourself at home.
Special announcements will APP
pear in the coming weeks issue
of the Avalanche. Pray for great
day in the Masters name this com
ing Lords Day.