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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
Wafer nj Mexia

The experimental work on the small
group Of wells in the northern part Of
the Mexia, Texas oil field, or 'F'ish
Pond area. being conducted by the
United States Bureau of Mines, has
been completed and indicates some trcu.
BILE from bottom water as well as edge
water in u portion OF the area. also
some trouble from faulty and non.
uniform shut-offs. The correlations will
be extended into two adjacent areas,
both of which are producing large
quantities of water, TO check on the
bottom water A circular letter has
been sent 10 MeXia operators outlining
methods for the protection Of the up.
per oil.bearing horizon, In wells which
will be drilled TO the deeper production
discovered in Humphreys oil Company
We'll kollman No. 8. Other wells have
been drilled into the deep production.
One well In the extreme southern por.
ton OF the field WAS drilled through
this horizon end did mt enc -untor oil.
II Is drilling deep.. for n test o. the
Trinity horizon. One we'll in the north.
ern portion Of the field Is setting casing
at about 5000 feet and will be drilled
Into the HOLMAN No. 3 horizon soon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
Discuss Standardizirg
of Drilling Materials

a conference OF engineers, technical
men. and production superintendent OF
the various producing companies. with
representatives of mills and supply
houses, was held ut the Headquarters
OF the Mid.Continent Oil and Gas as.
sociation at Tulsa recently. to go over
the report and recommendation Of
the committee OF the association rcla.
tive TO the standardization OF the sizes
and weights or casing, couplings and
threads and other drilling materials. ].
Edgar Pew presided. An important
phase Of the discussion was the i'm
ment desired in casing to be used IN
wells OF 5000 feet or deeper. and lt was
generally agreed that the present sizes
and weights of casing are not sufficient
for the deeper drilling which is now
being carried on throughout all dis.
tricts Of the mld-contnent field
1t IL expected that the program ot
Standardization and introduction of new
necessary specifications viii be com.
plcted at the annual meeting of tho
American Petroleum institute, sched.
uled to be held at st. Louis on Decem.
Der 6.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
Interesting Data
Bureau of Mines
Water at Currie

Preparatory to an investigation of un-
derground water conditions in the Cur
rie oil field in Texas. large number
of we'll logs and other data have been
collected by the United States Bureau
OF Mines from operators in this fled.
Material for peg model Of the more
intensely developed portions OF this
field is in preparation. The new wells
in the ,Richland Dstrfct-north end Of
Currie Field--are developing aggravat-
ed water troubles. Several conferences
have been held with operators in this
district. Two samples of oil, one from
Richland and one from Currie were an
alyzed at the Pittsburgh laboratory.
Both samples yielded a high percentage
of the light fractions but also a high
carbon residue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
Refinery Status Hinges
on Lower Freight Rates

That the future Of the refining indus
try In the midcontinent field depends
largely upon the successful outcome or
the present efforts OF the refiners as.
sociation. to secure greatly reduced
through freight rates on all oil traffic
frxm midcontinent field to Central
freight association territory. Is the un-
anlmous opinion of the board OF direc-
tors OF the Western Petroleum Rcfin-
ers association, who met In called ses'
sion at Tulsa Tuesday. The Central
Freight association territory embraces
all that territory lying east OF the Mis-
sisslppl river, and north OF the Ohio
and west Of the New York state line.
George Moore, president OF the Moore
Refinery company and also chief ex-
ecutive OF the refiners association,
spoke az follows:
Because of the large increase In
oil frienght tariffs that have been put
into effect during and since the war,
the refining industry in the Mid'Con'
tinent field. have seen their territory
gradually reduced. until now they are
Obliged because Of these high freight
rates, 10 find market Tor their prou-
ucts In territory almost Immediately
adjoining their refineries.
This condition has created an over
supply OF refined products. in this
particular territory. II tho very large
refining industry IL to continue in It's
present location in Tulsa and surround
ing towns In Oklahoma, substantial re-
lief must be obtained through general
freight reductions. allowing the indus
try to again sell their products in the
larger territory cast of the Mississippi
river. known as Central Freight asso'
citation territory. The refiners arc
practically assured OF the united sup,
port OF the western railroads. and VIII
il necessary. call on the support OF the
producers. 1t is just as vital to the
producing industry as to the retlnihs
industry"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
Oil City Crude
llsed in Ardmore

OIL City crude Is being used as tuel
oil In heating systems OF Aydmore ouiiu
ings, and Is bringing sf.bo barre'
from It's users. Chs Ill IL belng dtiiver'
cd to this city from sac oil Ci y terri
tory by Edwards Hrcthcrs, Who are
purchasing II from the kiows oil com
pany. Al the present time the Hotcl
Ardmore is using IL, and places are now
being completed for .ts use by The Simp'
sen building The crude is b-irgifS
SO cent? rsr barrel at tho walls. IL IL
.ald that Il has higher content of
heat units than mas fli Gil.
The kiowa OH cpmpany's property IN
,ph district Includes an so acre lease
located In the west half OF the no;th'
west quarter OF section 2i.Ss.aw. on
which there are four welsl which have
been producing FOR about three years
and are now making total Of about
s5 barrels daily on the pump. The Co
line oil company. only pipe line In
the field. Is running the oil not taken
" Edwards Brothers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
Wafer at Cushing

D. p. Wardwell, petroleum engineer,
and c. |. Huss, expert driller, of the
Petroleum Experiment Station OF the
Bureau of Mines. Bartesville, okla.
will make thorough study of under.
ground water troubles in the Cush'
ing oil field in Oklahoma. This inves.
tlgation is being made on the request
of "a number of operators who have
been experiencing difficulty in shutting
off water.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
Safety Movement

The first chapter of the Joseph A.
the petroleum industry has been or.
ganized at Lawrencevill. ILL.,. with u
membership of % officials OF the In
dian Refining Company. 1t Is planned
to expand the chapter membership to
include all employees Of the refinery
desiring to join the chapter Over 400
employees of the company have recent
ly been trained in first aid by the Fore
man Miner Of the United States Bureau
of Mines Safety Station at Vincennes.
Ind
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15

DURANT-Rev. Franklin j. Clark
secretary Of the national council of the
Episcopal church, New York City, ad
dressed the Lions club here Monday
He was here in connection with Faith.
cr and Sou" week, being observed over
the county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
Wildcat
Drilling in 1888

Drilling operations are under
way In the sturm.Phelan.young.
Lester test on the Lester farm,
in the northeast of the southeast
quarter OF section 23.Ss.5w. In the
center OF an area surrounded by
carter county's leading pools. Gable
tools are being used. .-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15
AMATEURS FAILED TO
CARRY Big BANK SAFE

BARTLESVILLE.- men, evi-
IDENTIFY amateurs. made an unsuccessful
attempt at two o'clock this morning to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15

safe OF the Copan State Bank. contain.
ing 81 500 in cash. according to tsl-
phone message To the afternoon paper
here this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15

OUR STORE WILL. BE CLOSED
THURSDAY AFTERNOON WHILE
WE ARE PREPARING FOR THE BIG
SALE WHICH OPENS At . A. ".
FRIDAY. SEE OuR BIG AID .
STORE, YAFFEE \ SIMONS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15

Crude diving suits are described In
mechanical works as far back as lGG4
and the diving bell was used still ear.
lier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-15

Morocco formerly was the Roman
province OF Maurctania, for which the
giant lines OF that name was called
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

9ofal Menigfeiten,

Tranf 9auier BON 9leepn Gp'
mar letsten Treitag in Seem lllm I'M
@ei6dfte SIT beiorgen.
Gbtltp Gund bon 5pringftelt
beludte auSgangS lebter ISOLDE iei1t
Mutter, Trau $. 8. Nund.
6rau GbaS. @ebrmann Dor
gleepp @pe belu6te lette @o6e meb=
rere Gage bieitge 6reunoe un0 Ser
panote.
= Sobn Meper BON Tatrfar III
bteie ISOLDE Suit i'm @eim BON @errn
uno 6rau Sarrp Sang, nobnbaft an
Norb Stdte Strabe.
= 6rau Solepb 8. @roebner unb
Iodter melbe ii6 ldngere S3ett In
Iraep beiudsmetie aufbtelten, iino
mieOer na6 bier 5uridgefebrt.
Trau 6obert Martt BON 9leepp
Gpe mar lebte @ode etlide Gage I'M
6. g. Gobertlon Seim an Noro
@aibtngton @trabe GIT 8eiu6.
= Trau @n1. Meuratb bon @tnz
tbrop unterparf iid lebten DonnerS=
tag I'M bteiigen 2oretto So(pttal ether
bod1t i6mtertger Operation. sic err
bolt lt6 ll11ter 0en obpaltenoen nmz
itdnoen, In 5ufrteoenltellenoer @etie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
s. g. Matbtoueb BON Morgan

S. g. Matbtomeb BON Worga1
mar 5amStag In Der 5taot UNI Der
i6tebene @ef6dfte 81 beiorgen.
Sobn 96imi6od unb To6te1
| SRI. Blorence bon 5leepp she biel=
ten ii6 ansgangS letter Wo6e bier
beiu6S= unb gei6dftSbalber auf.
SRI. @laopS Senle tit bon Geb=
MOOD Sails 5uriidgefebrt no tie ltd
etli6e Gage I'M Soiepb 9anterbad
5eim beiud8meiie a%nfgebalten batte.
SIM SIS. Sarrington 6eim an
Norb Minneiota 5trabe madte
Counting Elm itrammer 9tammDalter
iein @rf6einen CUR groben 5reuoe Der
@ltern.
Sri, 8eronica Sung bon ct.
Setter beiu6te all8gang8 Der 8o6e
tbre @robmutter, Trau Wargaret
Sung 0abter uno anoere 8rennoe nno
Berlparbte.
Tral1 2pbia Yoebler 1T letten
Srsiiag BON 5leepH @pe 5nriifgefebrt
no Te ii6 etli6e Gage I'M 9etm tbrer
56meiter, Srau 5beooore 9rnnoz
meper beiu6Smetie aufgebalten bate.
- Trau Mnna 2apinSfe BON 9leez
Gpe belt ii6 lette @o6e mebrere
Sage I'M 5etm BON grau emma Neez=
mann, mobnbaft an Norb @erman.
@trabe, unb bel anberen 8ermaroten
be- u6Smetie anf
- Trau 9opbie Gbenb0b bon
5prtngftelo mnrbe OtenStag mad benz
bieiigen 2oretto 5oipital gebra6t nno
IN bemielben Gag murbe an tbr etne
poll5ogen BON melder tie
IN erfreult6er @eiie erbolt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

- Bii6of S. 6. McGlmatn lettet
Sen @otteSoienif III Ser ct. Beter1
Episcopal Stride geitern Nbeno. De
|@ptte8btenf begann INN q nbr 80.
- Sri. @na Mble perreife Monz
tag na6 Sos Nngele8, Sal, no tie Ii6
mebrere Monate bel bortmobnenoer
Bermauoten beiudSmeiie aufbalter
iDtrD.
~ Serr uno Trau Daoio Nlbre6t
BON bier iino Ste glidli6en GItern
etneS munteren I0dte1denS mel6eS
ibnen Treitag TN linton Soipttal gez
bore11 tpurbe.
- SRI. Marguerite Bogel nater<
mart ii6 letten Greitag morgen TN
bieiigen linton Soipital etner Speraz
ton BON mel6er lie ii6 in erf reult6er
@etle erbolt.
- Serrn nnb Grau Mnbrem Sueb,
mobnbaft tn Gonrtlano Tomnlbtp,
murbe Momagmorgen ein I16ter6en
geboren, mel6e8 fnr5e S3ett harauf on
&rdmpfen ltarb.
~ Sobn $. Meeper, BON tn Der
Ndbe bon @tbbon, belt ii6 0terSteg
gei6aftsbalber IN Seem Tim apf nno
itattete aud nnlerem Cadmium etnen
argembmen 8eiu6 ab.
- Sobn Merfel BON @leepp Gpe
beitnoet ii6 I'm linton 5oipttal be-
bufS Berpflesum. Sam8tog inter
marf er 1i6 bort elmer gertngfigtgen
Operation an perfdiebemn 6tngerr
letner redten 6ano.
- q. 6. Sartmann BON Milwauz
fee 1T WontagmDrgen Eter etngetrofe
fen UNI Sic 8n6er Der Staot 81 reDiz
bieren. 9err 9artmann bot Die
8ader Nepiiion l6on ieit etliden
Sabren bier beiorgt.
Sran S. 6. M%otbenberg, Sic iid
mebrere Gage BET tbrem gater, George
.Doebne, Or, nno BET iGrer 56meiter,
SRI. 2nlu Doebne beiudsneiie anfsez
balten bate, 1T mieoer m6 ibrem
5eimatSort tt Springfielo 5nridse
febrf.
Die 96iler BON SRI. Mabel g.
5urbabn gaben am Wortagdbenb,
beginnenb 8 nbr, Elm Biano Necital
I'M 9eim bon SRI. 0urbabn an Der
Norb Waibin9ton 5trabe. Gltern
unb Greunbe Ser Sdiler naren eingeS
laben urlb Der Beiu6 mar ei1 iebr
gutter. Das Brosramm beitano aus
5meiunb3man5ig Nummern, oeren
Nusmabl iebr gut setroffen mar nno
oroben Nnflang beim Hublifum fano.
Sine o11bere Glaiie bon 56iilern beS
SRI. Dfnrbabn nirb I'M Jriibiabr eth
meiteres Mecital o%eranitalten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

- Die Marner Sligo Ser Metbo=
bitten Stride mirb ndditen Mtttmo6=
abenb in Sen Stub Nanmli6teifen be1
Stride etne 3uiammertunf baben.
nngefdbr Is. Gr}urbe nnb Ma6=
barn iiberrai6ten lekten DtenStaq
Egrau Sobn Sofia tn ibrem 9etm al
Ser gforb Sefferion 9traBe, I'M BORT
etnen 56auer fir iie 81 oeranitalten.
Man perfiir5te 1i6 Ste 3ett. burd
&arteniptel. Srau @iliam 8rue8fe
unb Gran Sobn Ma6o naren 6ie
@aitgeber nn0 ~lpen0eten alS lol6e
einen iebr 60nen 2un6.
~ 5onntagabenb murbe Grant
Marfa In argenebmiter @etie burd
cine grobe Mn3abl Breu1l0e IN Ieinem
Seim an Mprb 8roabmap iiberraidt,
Sic gefommen maren, nm ieinen Sc
%bnrtStag NIT tbm 81 feiern. &artenz
1piel nnb IanS btloete Ste Nbe1lbunter<
baltung, gu nel6er @abriel'S Or
DIETER Die Muiif lieferte. Gin fel4
l6Dner 9und mnrbe ieroiert.
- Breunoe u11o Madbarn bon
Sobn 2auoon iiberrai6ten oieien am
@onntagaberb tn ietnem 5eim an Der
Norb Tranfltn 9trdbe, INN iein Wte@
genfeit NIT ibm 5u begeben. Wa11
.lpielte 500, mobet SEER. nn0 6ran
otto Miebenmann, 6ran gilbert
5paetb uno 5iesfrieo Dutn Bic. Breiie
gemannerl. Sc murbe EN- iebr feiner
@und.in 5met @dngen lerDtert.
- SRI. So1epbine 8ranoel be-
mirtete Montagaben0 eine fleir1e Nn=
5abl Breunoiflner IN tbrem 5eim an
ser Moro 5tate @trabe. Man uuz
terbielt ii6 gut beim 500 9piel, bel
mel6em Sic SRI Mmelta Drummer
unb @li5abetb Serle, lomie Sran Nanz
mono Senle Ste Yreiie g%e1pannen. ytad
angenebmer n~nterbaltlng ierpierte
Sri. Branbel einen fetnen 2nn6.
gEIsaE %2tEEHEE..Mr
- 9iele Grennbe uno. Na6barn
BON 9errn unb Grau Nobert Wenoz
LAMB gaben bielen am 5amStagabeno
Letters o1e I'M 9eim bon Bran.Niarp
.@eiSler an Noro Broaomap etne
ueberrai6unsSfeitr anldblt6 ibreS
|G%ort5uges. Man fpislte 800" uno
es nurbe nod Mttternadt Elm lebr
El60ner 2lln6 BON. 5mei @dngen Ter
biert. 9err inns Trau Hobert We1o=
Lamb 3ogen am Monfas anf Die Sen.
Tranf Tarm, Sic iie gu tbrem finfttz
gen @obniit sendblt baben.
Gine Nn5aW Breunoe nno Nadz
barn perldmmelfen ib am 5onnabenb
LETTER Wode I'm g. S. 6nrtb Seim,
nm Ser @ebnrtstagSffeier BON 6rall
Gurtb bet5unoDnen. Man ipie1te
&arten nno. 9enrp Seifert, Srau S.
s.. Walter, Ibeooore Turtb lno Grall
NtbanaS 9enle getDarnen Breiie beinl
500 Sptel, mdbrenb Or. 81. S.
l5eifert nnb 9lfba1laS 9enle lol1e
beim Sfat erbie1ten. Sin feine1
2un1 IN 3ipei @dngen biloete ben
lSdlub oeS angenebmen abeuoS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

@erlangt-3mei 9naben nn9efdbr
Is Sabre alt UNI Gter Giiten gu
nageln. ss
Mbp. l0-11 @tnebe Bro8.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28

Hotel Huffry will serve special lun-
cheo1ls and dinners tomorrow, the first
from e to 2:3O and the second from
to 8 p. N. Many additional guests
from Hickory last Sunday compliment
ed The management on the meals and
service and 'preparations are being
made to care for. score or more to-
morrow The. menus announced Tor to-
morrow follow,
LUNCHEON
to 2:30 p. NJ.
Canape Bohemian
Hearts Of Celery Spiced Beets
Broth of Scotch Barley
Baked RockSfish, Parieienne Potatoes
Spring Chicken saute,1 Van Dyke
f Compete of Green: Pears
Sweet Potato Points, Caramel
Green Butter beans, Home style
Hawaiian Salad
Peach Melba
Pineapple lee Cream and Cake
Coffee Iced or Hot Tea
Swiss Cheese-Saltines
Huffry corn sticks
& DINNER
6 to.8 p. M.
York River Oyster Cocktail
Icer Celery Dill Pickles
Consomme Princess
Broiled Summer trout
Long Branch Potatoes
Fried Spring Chicken, Baltimore
Fruit Puffs, wine sauce
Dreamed New Spinach. with egg
Petit Pois and green Carrots, en- ss
I'if.1bales
Fruit Salad, H'Iolentine
Red Cherry Slort-cahe, Whipped a.
cream
Pineapple Ice. Cream and cake |
Coffee Tea, Iced or Hot
Salted Nuts. Dinner. Mints sas
Parker House rolls Sally Lunn
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
NORMA TALMADGE IN 4s5
WONDERFUL THING" Il.
PASTINlE MONDAY

= Norma Talmadge's production, "The:
Wonderful Thing is. ffan the stage
!success of tho same name by Lillian
Trlmble Bradley and Forrest Halsey,
and begins liz the aristocratic circles
Iof England and ends on hog ranch
in Iowa actually the Bradley -Harbold5
branch, the largest producer Of pork
i ers in the country.
| The role of Catherine Mannerby
lTruesdale, leader of the hopposition
fagainst the admission of the daughter
of the American Hog King into the.
socially prominent Mannerby family
Isl played by Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, one
Of the Younger Of the ranking society
matrons of New York, Newport and
washington. u.
The Wonderful Thing, was adap-
ted for the screen version by Herbert
Brenon and Clara Berangar, and the
production itself is another III the SER
les of those soaring Miss Norma Tall
madge and directed by Mr.. Brencn, a
,,conbinat ION which has resulted in some
OF the best pictures ye. made by this
popusarsst Miss Talnladgee portrayssI
the role Of Jacqucline Roggs, the
Observation-Disclosures daughter Of |
tine American Hog King. The Wond-
erfrl Thing" comes into ller. life when
she meets Donald Mannerby, the Old
est son Of an impoverished aristo-
cratic English family who is an in-
corrigihle flirt.
His love-naking, done without anyl
serious intent, arouses d real love OIL
her. part. An. actSuf a weak youngeTl
brother makes the raising Of large I
amount Of money by Donald an in-
nerativc matter, and even while de-
snising himself as u cad, he marries
JAG for her wealth. She is Ideally Il
happy for-a time and Donald learns
to love her; and then she discovers
his real nhjectaiD plarryirlg her. PridefI
causes her to leave HIM, but the II
story ends happily IN her own home
IN Iowa.. ss es
] Harrison Ford plays the role OIL
Donald, ard iii addition to Miss Tall
naadge and Mrs. Hoyt, others in theI
cast ares Howard Truesda1e, Robert
Agnew, Ethel l4cn1ing Mabel Beyt,n
Fanny Burke, Walter McEwen andf
Charles iseais aj
Special music at the evening peril
Forniances by Mrs. Hatcher. ~
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
Highland Baptist.

sH. c. Whitener, pastor.
9:A5 Sunday school, A. I. Fox, Sup
crintendent.
K Hoo Preaching by the pastor, sub
ject; Coward Christian Soldiers.
600 3. Y. P. u, Miss Grace Harris,
president. ~
TOO Preaching by the pastor, sub-
ject: "Redee,ning Love-
Last Sunday night we were crowded
to the door,, but will make room for
all who come. The church has had
II additions this month. He. are very
9 atnI for the growing condition
Of the. church. You are cordially inVit-
cd to worship with us, or tomorrow.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
FIRST METHODIST

c. S. Kirkpatrick, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 a.-m. Cone and
help make the school the best ever.
You will find a class suited to your
needs.
Preaching I a. M. and 1880 p. IA.
Morning text "Go Forward"
Junior League 2 p. M; Intermediate
League 5 p. M; Senior League $3.50
p. m.
,.Win you be subject to the discipline
of the Church, attend upon its ordi-
finances and support its institutions -
81, will cndeavor so to do by Gods
help
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28

JUST RECEIvED-Car Red Cedar
=. ahingles, price right. A pair, heavy
RULES years old in spring, easy
sterms and low price. 'Fulghrum
Oats, Abruzzi Rye, improved Beard
leaas Fulcaster Wheat, home grown
hi4h qpaGty. j. f.. Coulter Connolly
Springs, Nc. 1912 lot cod.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
FOR ], SALE 3 AL.LI !. Two Ov-
lerland Touring cars.
EASY terms. Johnson's
~ Garage. 1O-27-tf

Aka- CEDAR SHINGLES
$SCar best Cedar Shingles arrived
46o1ay. Call and get what you need.
II may b. some time before l get
AylSther car. Shingles are scarce and
Hafd to get. G. A. Warlick,. Newton,
NC, 10-27-3t pd
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
FIRST Baptist

w. r. Bradshaw, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45, Thomas Pru-
lit, superintendent.
Preaching at IL o'clock by pastor.
Subject: The Three Pictures Of q
Saved Man."
Preaching at. 1880, subject: The
Character in Herod's Ball Room
B. Y. p. u. at 6;3O w. A. Whitener
president.
The ordinance Of baptism will be
administered after evening sermon.
You are invited to all these services.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28

TOR SALE A few very fine stand
ssSsard second hand pianos, player pia-
~ . NOS. and organs. Some Edisons like
=. dew ut one half price. Kenyon Mus
~ &ic,, House, 9th avenue. 1O-13-tf.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28

AUCTION S.ALE--Household goods
ut homestead Of late r. p. Rocket
near Lenoir College Saturday, No
vembcr a, at l p. m., includes old
fashioned spinning wheel and many
special items. Arrange to attend.
lO-2S-2t- Sat Thurs.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
W@stview Methodist

Tomorrow will be our first Sunday
for this conference. year for us TO meet
as pastor and people. LetsaN that can
come be present
!. Prcahing ut IL o'clock.
Sunday school at 9:45, Avery n.
Whitener, superintendent. ID
g Junior Epworth League at 2:3O.
Senior Epworth League at 6.
j.. r. WALKER, Pastor.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
: Corinth Reformed

Walter w. Rowe, pastor.
49:45 a. M Sunday school. w. r.
Weaver superintendent.
HOO a. IN. Morning worship. Ser
mon by pastor. Solo by Mrs. Shuford.
7:O0 p. M. Christian Endeavor.
1880 p. III. Evening worship. Sermon
by pastor.
We extend to the public very COR
dial invitation to attend our services.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
Ascension. Episcopal

Rev. S. 3. Sroup, rector.
goth Sunday after Trinity.
!. Services at the Episcopal Church
tomorrow will be as follows:
1870 a. m. Holy communion.
9:45 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Morning prayer and sermon.
1850 p. M. Evening prayer and scrA
mon.
The public is cordially invited to all
services.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
Philadelphia Lutheran
Z Granite Fails

Rev. j. J. Buckley, pastor.
2 Sunday school at 10 a. M, Mr.. G.
G.. poovey, Superintendent.
- Luther League at $50 p. NJ, sub
iect, Reformation Principles Applied
Today".l;4
Il Vesper service at 1880, subject
Dangers of Secular Interests.
Matt. 22':5. ~
The public is cordially invited TO
worship withsus at ali iour services.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
st- -. - g -
/. First Presbyterian 4

T--.V- --.'-
ssl3th street and. 13th avenue.
4ssiss + Rev. EN-. Craig, D. D., pastor
-! 9:45 a. III. Sunday school Prof. r.
J. Rcyely supt.
g .1c;A5 a. M. Session meeting.
!. | 800 a. m. Preaching Reformation
celebration
2:30 p. m: Junior Christian En-
deavor.
6:45 p. M Teacher Training class
intermediate Endeavor. |.
$3.50 p. m. preaching by the pastor.
8 The public is cordially invited to
all services.
A warm welcome awaints you.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28

rent small furnished
apartment with kitchen for light
house keeping. Phone 167.
10-28-lt pd
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
ATTENTION JUNIORS!

All members of Piedmont Council
No. 43, Jr. O. U. A.. NJ, are request
cd to be ut the hall Sunday between
12 and 1890 to attend in body the
flag raising and Bible presentation at
at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.
S. V. SHERRILL,
L. =. WAGNER,
F. II. CHESTER, Committee.
Hickory daily record., 1922-10-28
West Hickory Reformed
VIII. McNairy, Pastors
IL. ~ oSlesG1,a -.

! 9:45 Sunday school, Thomas HUFF
mans SSunt,
+ 1900 Preaching iy pagtnlsE,
/ The public Is cordially iHystefl.
ST. Andrews Lutheran
Lcnoir College campus.
r. E. Peery, PHI p pastor.
9:45 Bible school.
1900 Morning Worship and sermon
by the pastor.
1:45 College Luther league.
y 1880 Vespcr service and sermon by
the pastor.