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The Washington times., 1922-02-23
ARLINGTON CO.
RULERS CHANGE
!. SANITARY BILL
Clarendon Citizens Win Fight
Z to Have Objectionable Fea-
lures Eliminated.
Times Clarendon Bureau.
ElIkrson avenue.
Telephone ls3-w-i.

Ieiepnono BOWL.
CLARENDON, Va, Feb. 23.-
Arlington countv official. have
grantee every change In the ne"
sanitary bill requested by the Clar-
endon Citizens Association.
A, .,., ..., :, A.
speoia' hiee'ihs Vi tue As'o
ciation last Monday night certain
clauses In the bill were severely
criticized and n corr,,,tea of five
~, -.
was Appointea 10 consult win .he
.SainSIs OF the measure regaroins
.he enihation OF chahse Oh inc op'
Jec.,onaole features.
Inns committees tinished series OF
conferences with county otnciais AT
the fort Myer heights courthouse
yesterday ana every op)ection raised
auSusteo.
SECTION II, wnlcn gave a private
.Iahchise 10 OUTSIDE interests 10 Hain-
eain anu operate sewerage ana water
sys.enns was stricken out, as was .
por'ion OF section 70: whicn allowed
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
WOULD CLOSE SCHOOLS
EVERY ARMISTIcE DAY

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 23.-Closing Of
all public schools in the State on
Armistice Day is the aim Of a bill to
be introduced in the house today by
Delegate Taylor, Wicomico county.
The measure is said to have the sup
port Of a number of American Legion
posts and officers, who believe with
the author OF the bill that triumph
OF allied arms should be fittingly
concentrated.
Mr.. Taylor also Is considering a
measure to make November IL a
legal holiday in order to secure a
uniform and sanctioned observance
of the day.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
TED .MARbURC
|SbEL|EvED To
BE NEAR DEATH
Small Hope Held for Recovery
of Baltimore Man Acct
dentaIly Shot.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 23.-Theodore
Marburs. jr., is dying at Magdalena.
Sonora. Mexico. according TO a dis
patch received here from Nogaies,
Ariz. .ts.
Following a CONFUSION yesterday
he lapsed into Inconsistencies. and
It is said there is no hope for his
recovery.
The dispatch was filed at Nogales
at LAS p. m. and was verified partly
by Beckford w. Kibbey. young Mar
burg's business partner in Mexico,
In a telegram received from him
by the Marburg family last night
saying:
Regret unfavorable symptoms
now setting in. Ted's chances for
recovery small"
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
DR.. CHAMBERS ACCEPTS
SPOKANE CHURCH CALL

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2s.-Accept-
ing a call last week from the Cen
trial Methodist Episcopal Church,
Spokane. Wash. the Rev. DIR. l.
Morgan Chambers has resigned as
pastor of Stfawbridge Methodist
Episcopal Church and will leave
Baltimore on Monday.
His wife and youngest child will
accompany him. The two older
boys. one being graduated from col
lege this year. and the other In
business, will go to Spokane later.
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1000, 900 VETERANS IN
FRANCE CLAIM PENSION

PARIS. Feb. 23.-Three million
French war veterans have claimed
life pensions from France. according
to figures given to the press by
Minister, Maginot. who has combined
the department Of pensions with the
war department under the Poincare
administration.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
r. ADVERTISEMENT.
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend entirely
reducing and controlling fat. One clever
actress tells that she reduced steadily and
easiiy by using this new form Of the
~ taking Marmola Tablets several times
. year, keeps her weight just right. All
FOOD druggists sell Marmola Prescription
Tablets at one dollar for q case. or, IL you
prefer, you can secure them direct from
the Marmola Co, 4e12 woodward ave-.
Detroit, Mich. n you have not tried them
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Irish Celebration.

Robert Emmet's birthday will be
celebrated Sunday night at s
o'clock at Gonzaga Hall by the
Thomas MacCurtain Club and the
Irish societies of Washington. DR..
Peter Guilday will deliver the prin-
cipal address.
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Drapery Department

20 dozen Window Shades
Most of them regular stock
size. Made in our shop from
best quality handmade oil
opaque and cambria. There
are also some Scotch Holland
Shades in the lot. Mounted on
guaranteed spring rollers. Fix
lures complete. Each, ACC.
36-inch Cretonne-An as
sortment of designs and colors
in full pieces and disable lengths.
Taken from our regular stock
and formerly priced up to $3.50
yard. Special, 39c yard.
Drapery Net-White and
ivory. 36 inches wide. Filet
weave, in small figure designs.
Regularly Soc. Special, Csc
yard.
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Wash Goods
Remnants
At Half Price

Every remnant of white
or colored wash goods In
our entire stock is to be
marked at exactly half
price, regardless Of grade,
kind or value. There are
too many to list, but just
as a hint of what you
may expect we mention
Ginghams. Voiles. Flan-
nels and whatever has
accumulated tly.
Lengths range from one
to six yards. which we
will not cut. but you
make your selection and
pay exactly half-price To-
morrow.
First Floor.
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For That Cough!

Good Advice for Men or Women
Big Laurel. VAT had a bad
cough, had nearly run into con-
sumption, and also had feminine
trouble. I took four bottles Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for the cough and two Of the 'Fa-
vorite Prescription for the trouble
peculiar to women, and was entirely
cured. It has been more than a
year since and there has been no
sign of the diseases reappearing. I
find DR.. Pierce's medicines lare just
what they are claimed to be. I am
thankful for what they have done
for me and wish others may be
benefited by their use. AIRS. Try
phena r. Addington.
When you have a bad cough OBJ
tain DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery from your nearest drug.
gist and be relieved.
II you are woman suffering
with chronic weakness peculiar to
your sex you can be benefited by
'Favorite Prescription Tablets or
liquid.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Bows All-wool Serge

Boys All-wool Serge
Suits, S6.s5-Norfolk model
with fully lined Knockers,
and the tailoring is much
better than you'll find in
many higher-priced suits.
Sizes 6 to IS years.
Priced for Friday S6.95
only.
Fourth Floor.
Boys Two-knicker
Suits, Ss.75-of all.wool serv-
iceable fabrics in mixture
effects. Both pairs of knick-
ers are fully lined and
tailored to perfection. Sizes
Ito IT years. Priced Sc *
for Friday only. ~
Fourth Floor.
Boys Junior Over
coats, I S3.49-Blue and grey
chinchilla and parI-wool mix
ture fabrics. They are well
made and sizes range from
3 to Z years. The price
is for Friday co 40
only. ...............
Fourth Floor.
Boys Mackinaws,
S3.4s-Bright plaids so popu-
lar in this class Of coat. ALL
round belt, big pockets and
warm collar: sizes Z to II
years, and a spe- co 40
cial Friday price. ~S"
Fourth Floor.
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New Lingerie
BlOuses, $500

Just out Of their boxes,
and they were not origin
ally intended for Friday,
but the edict went forth
to offer the besr Blouse
Bargain yet. The answer
is in these fresh Wolfe
Blouses, in plain and
novelty weave. Very law
ishly trimmed with laces,
tucks, vestees, hemstitch.
ing and various new and
attractive touches. All
sizes and an unprece-
denied bargain at $500.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23

rs Lace Curtain Strips-2A
and 21z yards long, in many
styles of laces. Most of these
can be matched up in pairs. To
close out, Special, Soc strip.
36-inch Mercerized Madras
A beautiful drapery material,
in plain colors of blue, rose,
green and gold; also some
multi-colored com b in a ions.
Regularly SLIPS. Special, CSC
yard.
50-inch Rep, Poplin and other
Drapery Materials-In, practi-
cally every wanted, color. Full
pieces and disable lengths.
Marked to close out at a frac-
ton of their regular price. Spe-
cial, $1.00 yard.
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36-inch Unbleached

So-lnch OnbleaChed
Sea Island Cotton, 8 Yards,
81 .O0-We have just about
1,400 yards to sell at this
price, and II is in practical
lengths Of 5 to 10 yards
which we will not cut. Fri
day only, obtainable e1 M
at 8 yards for. -. U1'VV
Third Floor.
32-inch Herringbone
Ticking, 5 Yards, S1.25-The
famous A. c. brand which
Is especially suitable for COW
ering mattresses, slip covers,
ownings, etc. Fri CT Ok
day only, 5 yards. ~A'Ho
Third Floor.
800 Pairs Mems I'm
ported Cashmere Hose, SEC
Cordovan and black in nov
city effects and a quality
that is little short Of re-
markable at the special
Friday price which Is not to
be offered except for SQc
the one day. ......
First Floor.
a. Mems Silk Shirts
Reduced to S2.65.-The size
range Is scattered and not
quite clean-that's the whole
story of the price reduction,
but laundering il an easy
matter and buying equally
easy II your size Is here.
Friday is the only SC65
day to buy one at uOO
First Floor.
Women's Full-fash-
toned Silk Stockings, 89c.-
Black only in sizes Sh, 8,
and 9h. Cotton tops. AL
though they are ''irregulars"
they are very desirable for
women who want sheer
weight stockings at 2Qc
little cost ...........
First Floor
Satin Bandeaux,
Each 25c-F1esh color only,
and the open.back model. but
II you can wear sizes 80 to
3S, this is a chance to get
neat satin bandeaux at
price that would be con-
sidered low for cotton. CSc
Friday only at. .. S
Main Floor.
Coutil and Brocade
C0rsets, Sl.59-Medium and
low bust models, Off you
prefer-there are elastic top
styles in the lot, and the
latter have medium long
hip: sizes 10 to 81, and
a special Friday S1.59
price. .............
Main Floor.
Aprons of Many
Kinds, Each 49c-This lot of
specially priced aprons in
cludes Polly Prim, Maids
White Aprons and Bungalow
Aprons, Bingham, percale and
lawn, trimmed with pipings,
rick rack and embroid- 1Qc
cry. Friday only at "
Main Floor-Bargain Table.
64x76 Block Plaid
Blankets, Pair, S2.s7-Blue,
pink and tan plaids and an
even weave, finished with
woody surface, adds to the
warmth and weight. co 81
Friday only at, pair ~
Fourth Floor.
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First Floor.
Plisse Lingerie
Crepe, Yard, $3.50 inches
wide and requires no iron
ing which renders it so de-
sirable for lingerie, chill
dren's clothes. house dresses
and various other uses. CSc
Friday only at, yard ScS
First Floor.
Bungalow Aprons, ,
89c-These are sizes for
misses and small women,
and the regular price Ia al
most double this figure. OF
light percale, in good colors
and sizes from Is to 20.
a Priced for Friday 2Qc
only. .......
Fourth Floor.
Girls Ging h a m
Dresses, 69c-Plaids and
checks, in neat patterns and
practical models for school and
everyday wear: well made,
in a variety of neat trim
ming effects. Priced Coz
for Friday only. WV
Fourth Floor.
Linen Finish Sta
tionery Paper, package, 39c-
Package contains az sheets
OF paper and 2 packages of
envelopes to match; delicate
pink tint; an exceptionally
good quality. Priced for
Friday only, S0c
package ..........
First Floor. -.
Waxed .Lun ch
Paper. Package, 35c-There
are 500 sheets Of this sani-
tary paper in a package, and
the size, 9x12 inches, is am
pie for wrapping sandwiches,
lunches, covering tops of
preserve jars, etc. Fri SSc
day 500 sheets for. ccS
First Floor.
Children's c otton
Gloria Umbrellas, S1.00-
Fast black and rain proof;
the most practical and serv-
iceable umbrella for school
and everyday use, and the
price is for Friday 81 M
oilly
First Floor.
w o m e MS Linen
Handkerchiefs, 8 for Dec
Hcmstitched and embroid-
cred corners, in white or col
ors; very good quality worth
much more, but because IL
is Friday, you can I0c
select 3 for. fVS
First Floor.
M ems G a m b rio
IiandlSercllicfs, 6 for SI.25-
Hems,itchcd and colored WOW
en- borders; regulation sizes
of good quality cambria,
priced lower only because
vf Friday Rsrgain CT OK
system. 6 for. o1'Le
First Floor.
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Hemned White Ripple Din,ity Bed Spreads

Henned White Ripple DIn1uy Bed spreads
Size 63x9O inches for 81 inches each
100 dozen Bleached Pure Linen Huck Towels heavy soft
absorbent buck; 18x34 inches Very special 37c each
100 dozen Beached Pure Linen Hemstitched Towels
damask borders 2Ox35 inches. Very special, 55c EACH
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Children's otto

Gloria Umbrellas, S1.00-
Fast black and rain proof:
the most practical and serv-
iceable umbrella for school
and everyday use, and the
price is for Friday C1 m
only. V4eOV
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Water Color Win

dow Shades, 51c-White.
ecru and green. every shade
is perfect. although the low
price indicates otherwise.
Size 3x6 IT,, and this Is the
time to get new shades
for the coming house
overhauling. Friday S1o
only. .............
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Remnants of Curtain

Materials, Yard, 8c-These
remnants are in short
lengths, but they can be
used for so many purposes
that II will pay you to buy
amply while Friday pric-
ing brings them down o.
to, yard. ..........,.. w
The Washington times., 1922-02-23

Hemstitched Mar

auisette Curtains. Pair, 85c
Full 2k yards long, in
white and ecru. There are
only a few, SO II you're in
terested in saving money on
needed curtains, don't miss
this chance. For Fri QSc
day only at, pair -. Wv
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Wool Fiber Rugs,

Wool Fiber Rugs,
S13.75.-New designs and
colorings, in the two favor
lite sizes, 9x12 and s.3x10.G-
as for quality, perfect goods
and a considerable range Of
STYLES. Friday only at
this low S13.75
PRICE,
Fifth Floor.
Children's C. otton
Stockings, pair lSc; 6 pairs,
sl.00-Black, white and tan
abbed stockings in odd
sizes and some ''irreguisrs."
\ good chance to get q sup
lily for Buddy's school. CT
Friday 1Sc, six pairs, "a
First Floor.
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Linen Finish Sta

tionery Paper, package, 39c-
Package contains az sheets
OF paper and 2 packages of
envelopes to match; delicate
pink tint; an exceptionally
good quality. Priced for
Friday only, SOc
package .......... WV
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Wider Rib b O n 8 =,

Yard, 29c-Moire. stripes,
plaids. novelties, in various
colors and widths for hair
bows. sashes, girdles. fancy
work. etc. Friday only CQc
at this price. yard. NV
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
First Floor.
Waxed .Lun c h

Paper. Package, 35c-There
are 500 sheets Of this sani-
tary paper in a package, and
the size, 9x12 inches, is am
pie for wrapping sandwiches,
lunches, covering tops of
preserve jars. etc. Fri 9Sc
day 500 sheets for. ccS
First Floor.
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Red Bead Neck
Iaces, 53c-These attractive
beads are creating a furore
just now, and no wonder!
They lend such a lively touch
to ones outfit-day or even
ing. and these are priced S9c
for Friday only at. ooS
First Floor.
Pretty Beaded Bags,
S1.39-These practical and
attractive bags are the
draw-string model, In a va
riety of colors and beaded
designs. Neatly lined and
capacity for carrying many
articles Friday S1.39
only. ...............
First Floor.
S1x90 S e a m | ess
Sheets, Each S1.19-This size
is for double.bed, and every
sheet is hand-torn to prevent
disagreeable dry edges after
laundering. Sheeting is free
from dressing or filling, and
the sheets are a famous
brand reduced for 81 10
Friday only. each Ul'1~
Third Floor.
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Girls Gin z h a m

Dresses, 69c-Plaids and
checks, in neat patterns and
practical models for school and
everyday wear: well made,
in a variety Of neat trim
ming effects. Priced Coz
for Friday only. WV
Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
Plisse Lingerie

89c-These are sizes for
misses and small women,
and the regular price is al
most double this figure. OF
light percale, in good colors
and sizes from Is to 20.
Priced for Friday 2Qc
only. ..............
The Washington times., 1922-02-23

Cretonne Pillows,
Each 95c-Suitable for sofa,
hammock. canoe or any
everyday use. They are COW
cred with good quality ere.
tonne, in attractive colors
and designs. They are
round and well made. QSc
Friday only at...... WV
Fifth Floor.
Linene Couch Cow
ers, S1.75-Full ~ yards
long and so inches wide.
with fringe all around;
natural color, and a very
good quality linene that
looks like linen. e1 TX
Friday only at. -. ~A'o
Fifth Floor.
Rattannia and Boz
art Fiber Rugs, $14.75-New
patterns and color effects,
in the always.wanted 9xl2
size. For any room, porch,
summer or town home. these
rugs are the most practical,
easy-to-clean and all.around
satisfactory for spring, sGu-
mer and fall. Fri. S147S
day only at. .... pIf'sc
Fifth Floor.
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800 Pairs Mems I'm
ported Cashmere Hose, Soc
Cordovan and black in nov
city effects and a quality
that is little short of re-
markable at the special
Friday price which is not to
be offered except for Goo
the one day. .... WV
The Washington times., 1922-02-23
LANSBURGH 6 BROTHER
Well-made Bloom

Well-made Bloom
ers, Friday, 5ec-Of excep-
tionally serviceable flesh tint
muslin, in regular and extra
sizes. Ruffle at knee Is
finished with firm lace and
elastic at waist. line and
knee for easy adjustment:
reinforced crotch section,
felled and overstitched SQc
seams. Friday. ..... wv
Third Floor.
Double Size Crochet
Bed Set, S3.77-Good quail
ity with pleasing finish. Cut
out corners and scalloped
edge spread with bolster
piece to match. Several at
tractive designs. Set COM
plete for Friday &S ~
only.
Fourth Floor.
Picot-edge Tafeta
Ribbons, Yard, 10c and IL &c
This Is a bargain without
parallel in ribbon of this
character. Two widths and
roora than dnzap ~ the
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First Floor.

Iiandkerchicfs, 6 for S1.25-
Hems,itchcd and colored WOW
en- borders; regulation sizes
of good quality cambria,
priced lower only beca use
vf Friday Rargain CT SE
system. 6 for. e. oI'Ne
First Floor.
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Each 25c-Flesh color only.
and the open.back model, but
II you can wear sizes 80 to
38, this is a chance to get
neat satin bandeaux at a
price that would be con-
sidered low for cotton. CSc
Friday only at. .... ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-21
EASTLAKE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL NOTES

The schools here have been in
session almost three weeks and the
attendance is very regular and is
steadily increasing. There are one
hundred and fourteen OF them en-
rolled, twenty in the high school.
n The Eastlake high school offers q
full four year course. Miss Nellie
Fisk teaches the English, History
rnd General Science and Mr.. Ora
ham teaches the Spanish, Methema-
tics and Botany.
The High School boys held a meet
ing in the principals office last
Tuesday and organized a baseball
team. Ted Adams was elected
manager and Elwyn Ish was elected
captain.
The Freshmen English class soon
begin the study Of 1.-THE Merchant
cf Venice"
The Spanish class had an exam
iration last Tuesday.
Tho Eastlake school building has
new classroom and also 4 new
office for the principal.
The Eastlake High School now has
laboratory equipment for two years
science.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-21
wMEATRIDcE ITEMS

Geo. wiimire who has been on
the sick list for two weeks IL out
again.
The first meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Association was held Tues
Gay Sept. ~. A reception was
given to the teachers. A good Hme
was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Felch were
calling on old friends In the neigh
bi-hood last Tuesday.
Il. C. Gillard had quite a painful
accident last Friday. He was
changing tire on the car and in
pushing it on he gave his arm such
a twist that several lignments were
torn loose. Last reports he would
socn be all o. k. again.
The Garfcin fnmilv from Denver
were visiting in Whcatridge last
Sunday.
The Wheatridgc Wednesday Study
Club sent four delegates to the con-
vention at Estes Park. They were
Mrs. Hawley. Mrs. Stengel, Mrs.
Prince and Miss Songcr.
Geo. w. Olinger entertained the
Highlander boys and their parents
n, a picnic at his beautiful home on
Wadsworth-ave. Friday evening.
September IL. Several hundred
people were there. A most dcy-ht-
full evening was spent by all.
Mr.. Adams will again have
charge CT the Methodist church for
another year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-21
NOTICE

Any person having claims against
the Town Of Arvada for labor or
material furnished, must file them
with the Town Clerk on or before
the fifth Of the month next succeed
ing that IN which the service has
been rendered. otherwise payment
Will be delayed unsa the following
month.
Kindly file your bin with the
Clerk promptly and avoid any delay
end confusion.
(SiGned) HAZEL n. GARIdCK.
Town Ciek and Recorder.
First Pub. Sept. FL. 1922
Lest Pub. Oct. s, 1888.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-21
DApfiSr CHURCH
". =. COLE. Pastor
Bibls school at s:lS .. a.
Preaching at II 90 . n.
- - = ~ - nsAD - -

0i0to oeno0l u V:S0 .. ms
Preaching a4 II 90 n.
D. Z. p. u. st 6:lS p. -.
rteosAiAg service at 7:lg p. N.
Prayer Nesting Wednesday at 7slS
> -.
We ere siaA 70 announce that We
havs bssa sueesssfui IN procuring
H. services Of Rsv. q. q. Langhlin.
q Denver. for . sesies Of special
nsstinss 70 bssin Oct. -. win
SEQ jsin WITH - In ssttang ready
for these mestings? The Rocky
Nountain Association is meeting
this week with the Betheden Church
Iowsland -.
The intersst In our Wednesday
evening Bible study and prayer
meeting IL the best since We came
to Arvada. But there Ii room for
more. Come and study the word
" ith u.
Cordial invitation for all to wor-
ship with US.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-21
ARVADA PRESBYTERIAN
CLINTON REED, Pastor

Sabbath School at 9:4b n. m.
Morning Service for Worship and
Preaching Of the Word at IL.
Christian Endenvor ut 6:30 p. m.
Evening Service Mt 1880.
Mid-Week Service for Bible Study
and Prayer. Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
We plan to observe the Lords
Supper Sunday Morning At II. The
PASTOR will preach on "The Gospel
in the First Chapter Of PHILIPPIANS"
There will be reception Of new
members. Let every member be
present. We also invite all who love
cur Savior. and who are not wor-
shipping elsewhere to sit with us Mt
His Table.
Al the evening service the theme
will be "The Winning Of Jesus
Christ" Phil. 3:s.
Our series of lessons on "The
Song Of Solomon" will be MS follows;
"Wednesday Sept. goth. Solo
mons Ncod-of Christ"
Wednesday, Sept, 27th. "Christs
Call to Solomon"
"Wednesday, Oct. ith. "Christs
Love for solomon"
"Wednesday. Oct. 1lth, 'Solomon's
Love for Christ"
Wednesday. October 18th, Solo
mons Standing in Christ"
Wednesday, Oct. 25th. "Solo-
mons Description Of Christ"
The Pastor will also give para
phrase Of n chapter from this re-
markable Book ut each Of these les
sons. The Class will meet Mt 7:30
,. -.
On Wednesday, Oct ath. at G:3o.
p. M, vc plan to hold our Semi
Annual Congregational Meeting and
Dinner, and We expect every family
IN the church to be with us that
night. Details Of this gathering
s'iil b. announced ister.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-21
CHORAL SOCIETY

All old and new members are
urged meet at Bucks corner on
Monday evening, Sept. 25th at 7:20
prompt and proceed to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ke;fer, ut Wadsworth
and College-aves. Please note to
to on time so all can go together.
A hearty welcome to all interested.