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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THIS WEEK WILL BRING To CLOSE JUDGING FROM THE WONDERFUL BUSINESS WE HAVE ENJOYED DUR ING THIS SALE, BEFORE THE WEEK Us HALF OVER WE WILL BE EN- T1RELY SOLD OUT. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR VERY uN- USUAL BARGAINS SEE US EARLY IN THE WEEK, AS WE HAVE SEVERAL LOOK THis LIST OVER AND COME
 EARLY
 NEW CARS
 CHALMERS SEDAN.
 STEARNS COUPE.
 CHALMERS 7-PASS.
 MAXWELL TAXICAB.
 CARS REPRINTED AND IN
 PAINT SHOP MAXWELL 5-PASS. 1920 ........s ss25 SIEARNS 4-CYL. 5-PASS. ...... .Ss5o STEARNS t-CYI. 7-PAsS. ....... q. 500 CHALMERS, 7-PASS.. 1919 MODEL $500 CHALMERS 7-PAss.. 1919 MODEL. HARMON CLUB RD., NEW TIRES. si.25o MITCHELL ePASs.. 1920 MODEL ss50 . R REC0NDITIONED CARS MAXWELL 5-PASs.. 1918 MODEL s15o MA& M WELL " ROADSTER, 1920 ...-..$ 1875 CHANDLER CLUB ROADSTER. ;SSS BUICK ROADSTER ..............si75 CHALMERS 5-PASS. $2S5 sTEARNs 5-PAss. ...,...... Ns $500 -' -'-' i''>' itsERSi. fRSa TERMS '''''''''i0O MOTOR SALES CORPORA ATIoN 10TH ST, AT AVE. D. MAIN 215o.
 OPEN SUNDAY FROM
 lO:3o A. Nj. TO P. Nj.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES
MORTGAGF SALE

Whereas. R. A. Miller and his wife. Sarah Miller. did execute to the Jsn1isona mOTtEsss SsarnS ri tbs da.s office of Coffee county. Alabama. at En- terprise. in Mortgage Book No. R-61, page No. 5, which said mortgage conveyed the property heinafter described to secure the payment of certain indebtedness evidenced by notes described in said mortgaseie and, Whereas. the said mortgage and notes have been duly assigned and transferred to the undersigned Malone Grocery Co.,, and of which said mortgage and indebted ness thereby secured, the undersigned Ma lone Grocery Co. is now the holder and Whereas, default has been made in the terms of said mortgage, and particularly that full payment has not bean made upon sry i. iss3: and. Whereas, that by reason of said default the undersigned Malone Grocery Co here by declares all of said indebtedness due. as is authorized by said mortgage;
 Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that pursuant to- the power and authority signed Malone Grocery Co, as holder and owner of said mortgage and the indebted ness thereby secured. VIII sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash. In front of the Third avenue front door of the courthouse of Jefferson county, Ala bama. in the city of Birmingham. within ds sd dsy of 1u August. % isas M m the real property described in and conveyed by said Mort gage, to-wit:
 The northwest quarter of Section sew twenty-two (22), containing 160 acres more or less. together with the teneme mt s and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. and lying and be- ing situated in County of Coffee. and state The proceeds of said sale will be ap-
 MALONE GROCERY COMPANY.
 Assignee e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
V. s. HuEY. Attorney for As.isnss:
NOTICE

State of Alabama, Jefferson County.--Es- tate of Edward Ware Barrett. Deceased. Letters testamentary upon the last will and testament of said decedent having been granted to tho undersigned on the 25th day of July. 1922, by the Hon. J.. P. Stiles. Judge of the Probate Court of Jeff ferson County, notice Is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to present the same within the time allowed by law. that the same will be barred
 LEWIS B. BARRETT. Executrix.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
NORWOOD

Modern Groom bungalow for sale in Norwood. modern in every re- spect. Has all the conveniences that go Into a real home. hard f wood floors throughouts can be bought for s5,250. on easy terms.
 J. WINSTON HALE
 2t21ts list Ave. Main sss3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26

If you were on the Mount of Olives today, or along the shores of the ordan. you might hear the whirl of ne propeller as the plane from Jeru- lem hops off on it's regular flight ts the northward, with mail and pas- aeageRA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
GRAND JURY RECONvENEs.

Tho Jefferson county grand Jury reconvened yesterday after a recess -sof more than a week. It sirnme
 diately began work on the cases pre- pared by Solicitor. Joseph R. Tate and about 30 witnesses were exam ined during the day. It will be in sessions until the end of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26

125, of Fairview. On Friday eve ming this performance will be pre- scented at the FraternAl hall at Wy lam. This show was recently given at Fairview to a crowded house and many requests have been made for It's repetition. A large crowd is expected to be present when the performance is presented In Ensley.
 Social Notes
 FonviiIe Grove woodmen Circle No 75 will meet this afternoon at ? o'clock promptly at the Woodmen hall. All members are requested to be present.
 The Junior Christian Endeavor society of the Ensley Christian church will give their annual pie nic today at East Lake park. All members who expect to attend are requested to meet at the church at 10 o'clock and make the trip en masse.
 The members of the Five Hundred club enjoyed a most delightful picnic party last evening when Mir. and Mrs. George Tragesse entertained at West Lake. The party motored to the lake early in the evening and enjoyed a DiUnKe Tn lHc WdACls altSA NhASh a tempting picnic lunch was served. Later in the evening dancing was en- joyed until a late hour. Those who enjoyed this hospitality were: Mir. and Mrs. J. Alvin Clay. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lemont, MT. and Mrs. J. C.. Murphy, Mfr. and Mrs. Ed Donnelly, pr. and Mrs. R. c. Rush and Mir. and Mrs. Tragesser.,
 Personals
 Miss Mildred Norris of Gadsden is expected to arrive today to be the guest of Miss Robina Guthrie at the home of her mother, Mrs. Belle Guth- rie. on Avenue F.
 Mrs. John Angwin and two sons have gone to Cullman. where they are the guests of relatives and friends. They are expected to return in few days, en route to Camp Walton, Flor ida. where they will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Sam Kaufman has been re- moved. from her home, 1715 Avenue l, to the Ensley infirmary, where she underment an operation yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Pauline Echols has gone to Pensacola, where she is the guest of relatives and friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
w@AY~v TwY MISS BERNEY GILLEN sl& sN >N Nd Correspondent &w&G NOAA " Messages may be phoned
 Tyler JeTelry Co., Ems. 1427.

a netg enthusiastic meeting was 1sle yasterday morning by the Ems icy Ge-.Aants and Business Mems association, when they met at the Elks hall on Avenue D. J. H. Smith of the Smith Jewelry company. pre- sided over the meeting and business conditions and plans for the future were discussed at length.
 It was decided by the association that a regular monthly luncheon would be held, the date to be an- nounced later. This meeting was largely attended and the association which was formed several months ago is growing into a strong organi- zation, many new members joining at each meeting.
 Hold AII-Day Sing
 The fifth Sunday Ail-day singing of the Jefferson County Singing con- ! vention which was to have been held July 30 at Mulga, will be held at the Minor school a short distance east of Mulga, instead, on account of the roads being so inaccessible, having been recently torn up for repairs. The Minor school building adjoins the Monroe Young estate and may be reached by the Wylam- Mulga road or the highway passing by Mc- Donald's chapel. The newest hym- nals will be used at this time and a large crowd Is expected to be pres ent.
 Masonic Conference
 The sixth quarterly Masonic con- ference. Ensley division of the Jef- forsen County Masonic conference will convene with Globe Lodge No. 7s1. A. F. and A NJ. Friday afternoon at o'clock, at the Masonic temple on Avenue E. R. M. Toney. will pre- side over tho conference and the ad- dress of welcome will be delivered by Dr. c. D. Gaines. worshipful master, of Globe lodge. while the response will be made by A. M. Reeves, dis trict lecturer. Work in the degrees will be exemplified by several of the lodges. Lessons of the three de- grees will be rehearsed and tho mas ter Mason lecture will be delivered by J. A. Routlege, of the Vivian lodge No. 4sz The program committee for this conference Is composed of o. l.. veasey. J. H. Spur rier and O. E. Bentley. while the committee in charge of the dinner to be served at s:S0 o'clock to the dele- gates is composed of J. D. Grisham. J. T. Underwood, and George Crump.
 Officers for the conference are as follows: R. M. Toney. Ensiey lodge No. b6o. worshipfui master: F. A. Freddy. Fairview lodge No. 644 sem for warden; o. c. Love. Wylam Fra ternal lodge No. SPA, junior warden: o. L. Bentley. E. L. Layton. lodge No. S16, secretary and treasurer; J. H. SpurTier. Central Park lodge No. sos, senior deacon; A. L. Grant, Ar mand lodge No. 25o junior deacon: James Bauer. Ensley lodge No. 56o. tiier; o. P. Aligood. Edgewater lodge No. S3s. senior steward; James Wal ker. Florida lodge 45o, junior stew ard; eTav. B. L. Dill. Fairview lodge No. s&1. chaplain; A. M Reeves. Bir- mingham lodge No. 757. District lec- turer. All masons of the district are invited ts attend.
 c. E. z. Present Play
 eAfways in Trouble" or The Hoo- dored coon.r a three-act comedy will be presented Thursday evening at the Elks hall on Avenue D, by tho members of the Mary Echols chapter Order of Eastern Star No.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
o. p. .. Present Play

D. Ns 4s FreoeHc fkoy
 SAfways in Trouble or The Hoo dored coon.s three-act comedy will be presented Thursday evening at the Elks hall on Avenue D, by tho members of the Mary Echols chapter Order of Eastern Star No.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
REAL ESTATE-SALE K
HOUSES FOR SALE

CLIFF ROAD-Home just completed; of fered for S3.oO0 cash, balance $12.00o like rent. Description: Large living room, 6-inch tapestry brick mantei; ali- Elasa sun room adjoining. breakfast room, buffers pantry. dining room. kitchen and lattice back porch down. stairs. Red tile terrace and side porch. upstairs. bedrooms and glasBed-in sleeping porch; doubie-door closets to each room; two ail-tile bathrooms, inch tile wainscotiuK; 2 showers, porcelai In pedestal lavatorisa, buiit-in tubs medi- cine cabinet, etc. Clear oak floors throughout. gum interior trim. 5-eoat high grade electric fixtures. glass knobs, euilt-in ironing board; steam heat. ga- rage and servants room Tn basement. Key next door with Mrs McCauley- See your realtor or W. D. Wood Lumber Wm. D. Wood. Pres, sth Ave. and t3fR St. Main 4590.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
AVONWOOD

Brand new 5-room bungalow. all oak floors. tile bath, Areola heat. large porchea, rear porch wilt make fine sleeping porch: base ment. rear lot level and fenced well built. attractive and won derfui bargain at S4,200: will take car and $500 for alley corner lot. Beautiful. level. corner lot. 1850. Seven choice lots from $G50 up. Yeatman, Piil & Smith. 2109 1st Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-26
Social Notes

oOch1A N"tSp Fonville Grove Woodmen Circle No. 75 will meet this afternoon at ? o'clock promptly at the Woodmen hall. All members are requested to be present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
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THE srRNND

1HourUii u.g foJiurn picture win
po given tonight ~ ,nr strand and
thnro win hr rnud comedy nud ono
of Al Jruniuga. Che ruformcd taudlI
pictures, but thn grull act tonight g.
the Mack BrolhorH m troir hand
balancing ana ucrobalIc work,
The Matf Brothers regularly lor-
form on the Orphcum circuit but
having q fcw days between two scar
ons they are taEiug % vacation and
picking up some extra business too.
IN this manner they ,a@o 10 ElUm-
ath Falls aud that ia hen klamath
Falls boncfttGd,
These two young men are worth
seeing. They give an exhibition
which IN an entire show IN i'scl'
Tonight ig the last time they win
show here 80 don't ncgIcc, 20 get
your sea, oarly
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
THi iiiIi.EIh

The last chance 20 see "A Virgin
Paradise" the srusatl1nal William
EOX special which has scored de-
cldod triumph at the Liberty thcnrrc.
VIII be had tonight. whom The run
comes to an cGd. The Hiram Percy
Maxim story IN pictures probably has
Or usluncd more comment and Great
ed more excitement than any other
photodrama ever shown here. The
Bcnlc effects, the spectacular splen-
dor and the powerful EXPRESSION o.
human emotion admirably achieved
by the all-slar east headed by Pearl
White, make the picture memoir
able one
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
CASEYS GET TRIMMING
i.c,t RlIrr GtaD,, Take Long End
Of i3 tp = Srurc; Series
NDW stand, Even

Although iun Lost River Giants
won from rho knights OF Columbus
by a large margin yesterday Lin
man pitched good game Tor tho
Knights. Brown, the Giants twir'er
also pitched great ball Tho Cascys
blew up In the second frame allow
Ing the Giants TO score SIX runs.
Aside from this bad inning the
game was close aud interesting to
the large crowd present.
The final score was - 10 g.
Yestcrd1y'a Victory for the Giants
makes one game for each club.
II IS expected that the deciding
game viii be played IN the near fu-
tuTe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
A POOR JOKE

THE American Bankers Associa-
i tion reports that deposits In
banks In the United States amount
10 more than sixteen and onc-half
billions. And outside OF that. 4"
queries humorous writer. "how
much do YOU suppose there Is in
pockets, stockings and old teapots?"
Once more the true word comes with
the Jest.
II an accounting could be had OF
all the savings stored in unofficial
repositories the total would be sur
pris!ng. II Is a pity that some sort
OF reliable record cannot be kept for
comparative purposes, TO show how
rapidly the American people pro-
gress toward intelligent bestowal OF
their savings.
Practically every dollar of those
billions in the banks Is safe. and IL
iH all earning Interest Every dol
lar which Is kept in tho more infor-
NAL repositories is a potential loss
to It's owner, II IL not earning in
terest, II Is subject to theft. to loss.
to destruction. and 10 easily acees-
slble for unsafe investment and an
easy prize for the swindler. Not
such joke when you come TO think
OF Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
LAWLESSNESS
NsCLARiNG that there are doc
Dtrines abroad IN the land which.

NCLARlNG tina, there are doc
Dtrines abroad IN the land which,
if not controvorted and overcome.
may lead to the fall OF this great
country rs the countries Of the past
have fallen. Colonel Theodore Roo
sevelt. assistant secretary OF the
navy. pointed the finger OF warning
at American economic strife in his
address at the concluding exercises
OF the fifty-eighth annual conven-
tion of the grand lodge OF Elks. a,
Atlantic City July IL.
Il am going 20 point out to YOU
certain matters that must be taken
in hand II our country Is to make
It's march of progress. he declared.
II am not going to try to make You
cheer: am going TO try TO make
You think.
Were to tell you that ! Thought
all things were running smoothly
and that ! saw for our country 4
course lying clear before you across
a calm sea. I would be telling \ de-
iiberate lie.
But few short weeks ago, m
southern Illinois. in as atrociors
murders as are known In our an.
mails. men were killed. not clranly
killed, but brutally killed and up 10
the time In which speak there Is
no shadow OF conviction OF the !
murderers in sight.
II know not who was TO blame.
whether employer or empioye-but 4
IL our country Is to stand. we must |
mete out justice In this case regard
less OF the affiliations. On the law
depends our society. Without law.
our civilization crumbles.
There is no excuse for breaking /
laws. Nevertheless. We seem to be
lawless; we seem bent
on destroying the structure We have
bullded."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
ADVISE FARMERS
ON FLAG SMUT
Planting Of Varieties Inn
munc to Disease Urged
BY Department

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
Womou's Leisure Lost
.
Blame Falls on Herald

"uuyr upon uwc,' not 800 l1ug
ago or ao tar away. Ia truih, iu.'
last v,rA nort u klamath fnllH, y
woman wanted work Just any Kind
NJ hru.rv,rE sho told Secretary
stevenson or the chamber ~ com
myrcc,
lic tork down th. incuIyrr ~ u'H
rnunu ana told tho advertising ~"
par,mru. ug Tic llrr1ld \ rwNli
want aI a"rrrrul lhnt "NonnE 'rl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
DRESS MAKING
TAUGHT BY j. 6.

WASHINGTON, AUE IA Uncle
Sans dcpartmca, Of agriculture does
work of many Interesting sorts IT.
qualifications extend It's divers d'rcc.
tions. not solely included under the
subject OF agriculture, and ono Of
the most helpful OF these Is aiding in
the subjuga,ion OF the still high cost
OF clothing. \ recent publication o.
the department declares that the
business girl. with a reasonable
amount or zeal and talent, can use
part ot her spare time to such effect
that she can cut In half her clothes
bill.
In the first place, says the circular.
I; must be granted that the impor.
tant way. to reduce costs Is to olimin.
ate ne far as posslbn the items %
labor and distribution In other
words, the business girl should make
her own clothing, otherwise, unless
she's wizard AZ nosing out bargains
she stands little chance q reducing
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case OF girl IN government de.
par,mcnt who, With tho aid us the
circulars and nalons.un work az the
ag-icUlturc department was very
succcssffl IN SreD.1E her wardrobe
supplied at comparatively low COST
one hu'f ,u fg.t what flc same Ciu.h-
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14

Advertising pays. Try IT and sec.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
WILL SELECT BEST
PLAYER OF SEASON

CHICAGO. Aug II For tho
first time In i,s history, the ANnri-
can league officially iH 90 designate
this year itg greatest ail-aruuu'
player" Tho star VIII bc Eonorod hy
having his name Inscribed on o. mas.
siye mouumcntta the national game,
which viii be- rte t"i in Eas. Pu,o.
mac park, Washington, u. G, %
commemorate the sport
Names OF stor selected 40 tho con-
clusiou ot s,urH season win bo ad-
dcd u thc aunsmrHt The magni.
tudc of the memorial cam Doc Judged
by the fact that tND American league
has appropriated 100000 TO buill it
and ls1dmg srulntorR of the nation
Will be nsl,cd toE "a rh,lgp',
tho plan thathaat,Ahh hy
the league prorosra that tho selection
or me player shan Ia moln aHuual'g
by q committee ~ sports writer's 81.
usG ,cirui ,,iyiia 3si'i-sae, & T..
Sanborn. a veteran retired baseball
writ,gis ohaIrHs,n ~ 1he .omWirJvr
aud lts oiior ''oTh aru &c
O'Lcary no.t1n. Hurry Molly Chi
css1: Vi, y gsilrLl ,l.u.vclaal o q.
C. sals.grer Detroit 80 % Hanna,
No'c Heelti y G. RaaFrTy, Flrlaael-
NNlI. j. EI MrUF. a'. Louis H.|
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14

Herald classified ads pay you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
CUBS DOWN DORIS
Demons NOrslcd by Local Twiricrs,
~ to - Both Pitchers Show Speed

The Klamath Falls Cubs downed
the Doris Demons By score oi
II to . IN hotiy contested bali
game on the Modoc park grounds
yesterday.
Mitchell, T.. Of c. twlrler. pitch
Ing for the Demons. and Foley. for
mcrly on the Rockford, Illinois,
team. staged AN interesting pitch
er's battle. Each allowed but one
hit for the game and each walked
but one man
The attendance was good, some
200 persons Witnessing the game.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
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tion YETI
formers is reported.
The man who talks too much never
VSry Few girls are as bad as they
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The man with the least credit
Now they claim sherman didn't
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WIG
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Going South is fine; but a cashier
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The lates, boy wonder Is How
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Easy going men often find 1, hard
u Is hard to love thy neighbor /
wv" Wv ' wy '""" '"
Changing seats In a canoe Is one .
wy ~
Remember las, summer when they
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Half a loaf is better than none"
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One strike that never fails Is strik.
'e w" '
This dry agent dfsxui,ed as
''"n"e' p'o'ao'' u'u ny so'he 10
'eep u""e' '"e s'"A
Never tnrn mn vour nose n, nao
''e' "e'i'"''e' tue w" VI s'a'''!'
saddest words OF tongue or non
"o '"oo' ''''' "p "s"'"'
One thing about summer Is you
"''' ~ "a''" 'o"' o'ei'o"''
Never criticize mans c,o,ht.s
10 NAV he ruppor,lnr nm ant,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14
suiting the Word, You know.

Your lips are just Ike rose pct
ais"
But really, Hubert must say
goodnight now"
We'll. let's say II with flowers"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14

w, o. Smith says a girl never
seems TO care much for man n
she thinks she can get him whenever
she's ready to try
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-14

The rising generation isn't always
the first up In the morning. says
Capt Applegate.
Evening journal., 1922-07-08
TIMELY TOPIC AT
EASTLAKE CHURCH

order Of services at East Lake NJ
Z. Church, Arthur n. Goodhand
pastor. tomorrow, will be as fol
lows: 1890 o'clock, Glass meeting,
William c. King. leader; 1880
O'Clock. Public worship, organ pre-
lude. anthem by the church choir;
20 Come Let Us Sing" McPhail.
solo; cast Thy Burden" Raymond
Waller, sermon by the pastor. Emo
ton in Religion" IL m. meeting OF
adult Bible classes. Rev. Arthur \.
Goodhand. teacher; 2 o'clock, Sun
day school, W. II. Missimer, super
intendent. A Sunshine service OF
thanksgiving and praise, at Z o'clock
featured by Gospel songs and instru-
mental music. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
3. Wilson will sing at this service.
Week night services as follows;
Tuesday night, 7.45 o'clock, regular
monthly meeting of the Brother
hood. The Rev. Walter Hern will
address the meeting; Wednesday
night. 7.45 o'clock, prayer meeting
conducted by the pastor.