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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-31
PAINT MAIL BOXES
pcst0ffice Department Asks Patrons
To Use Some Paint.

Brighten the rural delivery routes
by painting the mail boxes once a
year is the admOnition sent out by
the postmaster generals office 10
rural route patrons. Since about 81
per cent of the rural route mail boxes
in BeXar county are within the city
limits of San Antonio. the appearance
of the city will be improved as well.
1t was said. by postoffice officials.
Boxes should be painted white with
the name of the head Of the family
receiving mail in the boy, painted in
black letters about one inch high on
both sides Of the box. The most or
support for the box should also he
painted white. the order from Wash
ington stated.
PoStmastcrs were instructed to OBJ
tam the names of all persons whose
boxes are in bad condition at the time
oil Inc Semi-annual rural delivery in
spectlon 10 be commenced in April.
Those whose boxes have not been
painted will be requested by the post
master to paint their boxes. the in
structlonS from Washington stated.
Delivery of mail. however will not
be stopped in the eases of those who
do not comply with the request. The
denartment has no right 10 stop the
delivery of mail IL the boxcs arc in
sound and weatherproof condition, il
was emphasized.
lt IS believed by postofficc officials
tnat the cooperation OF rural delivery
patrons VIII he gladly offered.
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Methodist

Alamo Heights Methodist Church.
broadway aud POGO. John X. Berry, pas
tor. Sunrise prayer meeting Sunday 5:45
a. M; Sunday school 9:45 a. m; COM
rnunion srevice 1850 q. m: Epworth
League 6:45 p. NJ: church, 7:45 D. m
prayer meeting. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday.
Travis Park Methodist Church. Travis
and Navarro, Arthur j. Moore pastor
sunday school. $3.50 a. M: church 10:45
a. m. and 1880 p. m.; Epworth League
40 o:fe p. M; prayer meeting 1880 p. m.
Wednesday.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Beacon Hill. Harry c. Leona.1, pastor
sunday school. $3.50 a. NJ: mems Bible
class 10 a. M: church. II a. m: Ep-
worth League Z. p. m. = Master pageant,
The Risen King" D. m.
Mckinley Avenue Methodist Church,
South Presa and Mckinley, u. " Lilies.
pastor! Sunday school. $3.50 a. IN. church
II a. m. subject. His Resurrection Our
justification: evening service. -lso, sub
Ject. The Kind OF House You Live
In intermediate leag1e 4:30 D. m; SEN
Tor league $3.50 p. m.
Laurel Heights Methodist Church, West
Woodlawn and Belknap. S. II. C. Bur-
gin. pastor. Sunday school $3.50 a. M;
Easter program 10 a. m; church, 10:45:
subject, THE Magic of Christi: Junior
league. $3.50 p. m; social hour. $3.50 p. M.
devotional $50 D. m; church, 1880 p. IN.
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Lemon
Meringue Pie
By BERTHA T.. SHAPLEIGH
OF Columbia University.

For the crust of the lemon mcr-
inguc pic. mix one and one,half cups
of flour with onc-half teaspoon salt.
cut in one-fourth cup Of lard and mos-
Ten to stiff dough with cold water.
Pat and roll out on n Toured board
and spread with one-third or a quarter
cup of butter. Fold into three folds.
roll out again and again spread with
butter. Repeat, using the remaining
third OF butter. Roll out to fit two
small. or ono large plate. Place the
paste on outside of plate, prick with
Il fork and bake Fill with lemon
filling. cover with mernguc and bake
eight minutes.
Lemon Filling.
cup sugar
Is cup flour
Gun boiling water
IA teaspoon salt
IA cup lemon juice
Grated rind of lemon
> egg yolks
tablespoon butter
Mix sugar and flour. add boiling wa
ter and cook until thickenpd. having
sauce pan over direct heat. Then cook
over water for u minutes. Add egg
yollS. lemon juice. rind and butter.
Cook two minutes. turn into dish
and cool.
Nieringuc.
2 egg whites.
- cuo co1fcct.orers sugar
~ TEASPOON vanilla
Beat whites of cggs until stiff. add
sugar gradually ard continue beatir-
until mixture will hold its shape. Adj
vanilla, place on top Of pie and cook
in a moderate oven eight minutes.
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Services in the Churches

church council. p. m. Monday; choir
pnlctice, p. m. Tuesday; sacred music
and song service, y. m. Wednesday;
meeting of adult class. 1880 p. m. Fri
| day.
| st. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran Church
South Presa and Roseborough: @. c.
| Falskon, pastor. Sunday school, $3.50
a. M; holy communion. 1850 a. m.
meeting Of members. $3.50 p. m; Bible
class, p. M; holy communion and SER
man. s p. m.
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nueva and South Presa; A. l.. Wolff and
August Baetke. pastors. Sunday school,
$3.50 a. m: holy communion and confess
sional services. 1880 a. m; holy COM
munion and confessional. 1880 p. M. !;
catechism period Monday. s u m;
church council meeting Monday. S p. M:
Luther League meeting Thursday,
p. m.
ZION Lutheran Chhpel. ZOE Cincinnati,
Sunday school, $3.50 a. IN.
Government Hill Evangelical Lutheran
Church, North Pine and Mason; Rev.
G. P. Hasskarl, pastor. Sunday school,
$3.50 a. M; Easter services. holy COM
munion, 1850 a. M; evening service.
$50; ladies meeting ) p. m. Wednesday
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Compton und Corpus Christi, Har-
landale; W. w. Laubach, pastor. Sum
day school, 1915 a. M: Easter service.
il a. M; Easter egg hunt Monday, 3:45
p m. at church; ladiea aid meeting We'd
nesday. 2:50 p. m. at parish house.
Evangelical Lutheran Bion's, Helotes;
w: w. Laubach. pastor. Eater service.
ESQ y. m. Sunday school Immediately
afterwsrd; Easter egg hunt following
Sunday school,
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Avenue E and Fifth; P. J.. Helm,
itastor, Sunday school, $3.50 a. M:
church. IL a. M, subject THE Great
Easter Gospel; Junior Luther League.
p. M; church. p. m; Easter egg roll
for Sunday school at Roosevelt Park
Monday, $3.50 p. M; ladies aid society.
Tuesday y. m; junior confirmation
class Tuesday. p. M; senior confirma-
tipn class Thursday, y. M; meeting OF
Sunday school officers and teachers We'd
nesday, $3.50 n M: meeting of church
officers Friday, $3.50 y. m; church coun-
ell Friday. Sis y. M.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Jones and West Josephine: G.
w. Lobeck, pastor Sunday school, $3.50
a. M; church, 1880 r. M. subject "The
Certainty of Christs Resurrection; \
church, p. M, subject, THE Signifi-
canoe OF the Resurrection for Vs.: COM
munion services in evening.
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Hair Dressers Decree Proper
Male and Female CoifTures

OF Mount Vernon. fashionable New
Yorl: suburb. land indeed. this very
much enhances the appearance of even
the most unattractive. man. You
must not suppose all these men seek
ing permanent wave are matinee
idols. spent two and Il half hours
the o:he, day putting a truly lovely
wave in the front hair-four and n
half inches long it was-of gentle
man rot on the stage at all. lie de-
manded fourteen curls. He is a police
man."
Ribald laughter greets this state
ment. and NJ. Klein looks hurt.
But it is true" he protests. why
do you make fun? 1t is much harder
to wave a mans hair. because one
must be careful not to crinkle the
ends so that At will look unnatural.
| have given the policeman a most
beautiful marcel. The whole town
turned out 10 see it. He is far
handsomer today than he y, $ before.
1t gives him distinction
Asked il curls for policemen Fare
becoming popular. he replied:
why not? Has not n policeman
his pride"
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Christian

Government Hill Christian Church,
lll6 Murcey: c. i. Cogswell, pastor.
Easter sunrise prayer meeting. $3.50 a.
M: Bible school, $3.50 a. m: church.
l0;45 a. m, subject, Immortality"
Christian Endeaver. p. M; church. s
=. m, subject. What Then Shall 1 Do
Unto Jesus Who Is Called Christi"
Central Christian Church. Main and
San Pedro; Rev. Hugh Mcclellan. pas
tor Services Sunday at IL n. m. and
1:A5 y. m; Sunday school at $3.50 a,
M; Christian Endeavor at GAS D. IN. /:
mems central Bible class at Gunter Ho-
tel, $3.50 a. M, II. II. Rogers and Hugh
Mcclellan. teachers.
Prospect Hill Christian Church, North
Sablnas and West Travis; Lawrence
Williams. pastor. Bible school at e:45:
preaching al IL and 7:i5; special Easter
music.
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want most to learn is how to acquire
and employ judgment. After Alert
ness has discovered to you the idea
for development, judgment then must
be called TO sit in judgment upon it.
Judgment will then reach out one Of
its component parts and examine the
idea, examine it thoroughly, turn it
over and over and learn of every
thing Of which it consists. Then it
VIII Investigate every phase discovered.
After getting all the facts it will
hold them up to the searchlight OF
doubt nan effort to learn both the
strong and weak points of each.
And under the revealing rays. judg.
ment will criticise them, which means
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-31
NEW LAW WILL
ALLOW MOSLEMS
ONLY ONE WIFE
Turkish Official Coming
on Special Mission
to u. S.

Paris. March 3t.-A law is shortly
10 be passed in Turkey prohibiting a
man from having more than one wife
according TO DIR. Fouad Bey, a men,
Der Of the Angora parliament. and
former Turkish minister Of health
and child welfare.
He will sail today OH the Aqui-
tania for New York, where he will
attend congress of Moslems. called
10 assist the 100000 Turkish or
phans.
There have been radical changes
of attitude in the last few years to-
ward the old Moslem marriage GUS
TOMS" explained DIR. Fouad.
Our wars left many widows and
orphans. Now we are determined TO
conform TO custom. and the fact is
that | recently travcrsed all of Tur-
key and did not find any man with
more than one wife,"
DIR. FouN is the first Turkish Of
fetal to go TO the United States since
the war. although the Washington
government has not yet resumed dip
lomatic relations with Turkey.
He stated he had a special mission
to the United States. that Of an
swering at first hand inquiries re-
garding Turkeys bushes prospects.
AS soon as our peace is signed"
he continued. at is apparent that
there will be a big rush Of business
men to contribute to the reorganiza.
ton of Turkey.
at is the Angora governments in
tention 10 offer special inducements
to Americans"
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Oh, Yes, the Men Are to
Have Hair Style This Sea-
son Just as the Women
Have Only It's Spanish,
Not Egyptian.
BY JUNE HADDANAY

Cop'='ght. - The SaI Antonio Light
New York, March 31.-How to tell
the flapper from the Pharaoh; how
to tell the cake eater from the toren-
dor-and upon occasion-how to tell
the policeman from the flapper; these
are topics of cnlightening discussion
today among the National Hairdress-
ers.
The matter Of coiffre for the
American, both male and female, en-
crossed these artists of the shears and
curling iron on this final day of their
three-day convention at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel.
The tut .1a bob one OF the Of
fetal coiffures evolved behind closed
doors after hours of violent thought
will make the flapper look like Tut
ankhamen's younger sister. 1t is n
straight hair bob. thick and short, end
ing half way down the ear. This
couture is for the girl who refuses
to let her hair grow, no matter what
the style.
But the really new and fashionable
coiffure for American women is big
loose high chignon on the crown Of the
head. The hair is parted a trifle at
one side and the chignon is garnished
with a net work of little artificial
curls.
Spanish Couture for Men.
But the female couture is not the
sole concern of the hairdressers. They
tell the world that the really well
coiffed man of today is nothing il not
Spanish. Back from the brow his
hair is swept in a glossy mass. thanks
TO ardent brush work end brilliantine.
In front of each ear is sideboard.
shaved off midway to the ear lobe A
red. red rose behind the ear is not
compulsory. though it adds to the
Castilian effect.
THE Spanish mode Is the proper
one for the man of fashion, whether
young or old" says NJ. Francois Mar
eel. exponent of the well-known wave
and New York hairdresser extraor-
binary, at is n picturesque STYLE be-
coming to dark-haired men with ro-
mantle features.
For those to whom the Spanish
type rs not becoming. there is the
pompadour. This is especially good
for the man with round face. The
square faced man should mart his hair.
and part low on the side ia probably
best. The man with a poll ted face
is lucky. He may wear his hair this
season in the Spanish mode. parted or
pomnadour.
Ozark brown the ideal hair for
the American man. The long poetic
lock sweeping the forehead is abso-
lutely out. For pompadour. the
front hair should be four inches long.
Wigs are worn more and more by
the unfortunate Oald."
Among the bright ideas for women
who are tired Of their own locks. is
wig of spun glass. 1t looks like
rather wiry hair. hot weather. fog.
rain. wind or snow will not take out
its kink. Curly hair is also in fashion
for men. You'd be surprised
Policeman Gets a Wave.
"Very often the men come for
permanent wave" declares NJ. Klein
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Chapter In.
By CAROLYN BEECHER


Muriel was very unhappy. perhaps
more so than ever she had been. She
was just as positive Bruce hsd been
with some girl or woman SIS when be
came in from his long evening away
from her. But who was II. Elzs-
beth Longworth's gag little nod at
him-to Muriel it seemed brsEenly
intima,e-seemed TO point TO the girl
he had called "a beauty" Yet she
could not dismiss from her mind Miss
Hammond. a girl whose dark lowell
ness would be attractive 10 men, she
had TO admit
Bruce again spent the evening
downtown. this time with Tom Mason
and others. When he came in he
quietly spoke of where he had been
and bow they had spent the evening.
Muriel compared his actions, his
looks. his lack of that elusive some
thing she had noticed on the previous
night and her suspicious were con-
firmed.
Perhaps she had been foolish to re-
fuse TO be friendly with the Long
worlds. Perhaps she could have
watched the friendship that evidently
existed between Bruce and Elizabeth
watched and hindered. She had
heard Ann Mason praise Elizabeth
Longworth. heard her talk of the
girls cleverness. her many accom-
plishments and her love Of games
men ,njoyed. Then Ann had added (:
ats no wonder she is popular
Beautiful, clever. accomplished and
what Tom calls "a good fellow in the
bargain. ] admire her immensely. |
wish l had time TO do more as she
does. Tom does so enjoy having me
join him at golf and tennis"
II consider such games a waste of
time" Muricl lad replied.
But | don't agree with you. They
are healthful. innocent pleasures. We
all need something outside of the
monotony OF home and business life.
] always encourage Tom to take out
door exercise whether / can or not. !"
you are very LIBERAL
Ann called occasionally on Muriel
but never remained long.
"She freezes me out she laugh
ingly told Tom. So IL was on this
occasion. Ann had gone soon after
her generous praise of Elizabeth Long
worth, never dreaming she had wa
tered the seeds of distrust already
sprouting in Muriel's mimi.
Muriel lever had been impulsive.
and now she turned over and over in
her mind the attitude she would take
because Of her conviction that Bruce
had deliberately tried 10 deceive her.
She tried TO hope. she prayed she
might be mistaken. Historically ask
ing God not 10 let it be so. She had
been good wife always and loved
Bruce so dearly that il. wasn't Just
TO make her suffer.
Bruce was in a genial mood during
the days she watched and waited for !
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Army Services

Chaplain ". II. Merriam. will lecture
TO the mems Bible class of Fort Sam
Houston in Service. Club No. at $3.50
a. m. Sunday.
Easter services at post assembly hall,
cantonment garrison, Fort Sam Houston.
1895 a. m. Sunday. Sermon by Chaplain
AVA J. Breasted. subject, THE Nowness
OF Life"
Catholic Sunday school for children at
Service Club No. 4. 10:45 a. m.
Catholic service at post assembly hall,
1880 and $3.50 a. IN.
Prison service at post stockade at
p. m.
Evening service at post assembly hall.
,. m, Chaplain S. Z. Crosby preach
ing.
Prayer meeting. 1880 p. m. Wednes-
day, post assembly hall.
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Catholic

st. Mary's Catholic Church. st. Mary's
street: A. G. Dussenu, pastor. Masses
sunday at 8, G. :. S. .. 10. II and IL
o'clock; high mass II a. m; children s
mass. s:i5 a. M; meeting of promoters OF
league OF the Sacred Heart 1880 D. m.
sunday; evening services. 1:i5: night
prayers and rosary every evening except
saturday at 1:45: benediction of the
hleved sacrament, 7:i5 p. M. Tuesday:
c%position OF the blessed sacrament all
day Friday and services at 7:45 p. M:
masses during week at $50. $50. Sis
and 3 a. M.
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BY MARIAN HALE.

There never was such a riot of dec
orative gloves and shoes and stocking,
as the spring shop windows are show
ing.
Shoes are of blue and red and green
kidskin or at least ore. trimmed with
these colors. deliberately GETAWAY
sandals are made of Paisley silks and
stiff brocades. Even the walking shoe
that was wont to be so conservative
is made OF two feathers combined.
Colonial pumps are going out for
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Evangelical

First Evangelical Church. Nolan and
Muncey: f. 7. BrundaGe. pastor. Sun
rise prayer meeting. 6:45 a. M: Easter
program. 10 a. M; Easter cantata. 7:45
y. M; continuation of revival services
until Wednesday night.
Frieden's Evangelical Church. Main
avenue and Elmira: Joseph o. Polster.
pastor. Sunday school. s:15 n. M: hoy
communion, 1880 n. M: Easter pro-
gram. p. M; choir rehearsal. S p. NJ.
Tuesday; church council. s p. m. April
4: Ladies' Aid Society p. M, April s;
mems society. p. M, April 10; con-
gregational meeting, s p. M, April IL.
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Spiritualist

Spiritual Research Society. ls2 Pereida.
p. m. sunday, auxiliary meets 3 p. m.
Thursday.
First Texas Church. Winifred Mellow
ell. pastor; Easter service p. M. Gun.
ter Hotel: message circles Monday s p.
M. S06 Carolina; Thursday. p. m,
$50 North; healing circle Wednesday, 8
p. M, 31S Monterey; message and heal
ing circle Friday. p. m. s2s Avenue C.
n. J. S. A. Open Forums. 1:i5 p. m.
Sunday. W. o. w. hall. SEE East Hous-
ton, Sarah B. Rountree. pastor. Nidweek
message circle Tuesday and Friday. 8
p, m, $40 Beauregard.
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expected TO flash beneath longer skirts
with the same effect as when skirts
were knee high.
Giddy gloves are the proper thing.
too. Gauntlet gloves are especially
good since the long tight sleeve has
come back. These gauntlet gloves
have cuffs of checkerboard pattrn. m
broidery, ruffles or godets.
Emphatically, the acccs cries Of
dress are of prime importance this
season. It's due. of course, TO the sim
plicity of style lines.
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smart wear. The newest shoes arc
slippers-slippers 50 open that there
is little leather left TO them. They arc
extravaganuy ornamental and imprac-
teal. So, of course, we shall all wear
them.
Stockings must match the shoes in
gaity. One large firm is showing 50
different shades in all their spring
styles. Light stockings haven't lost
a jot of their popularity for street
wear. Sand and gray and nude are
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-31

Judgment re-
suits in the fore.
casting with nc.
curacy, the out
come Of activity.
1t is the instru.
ment used TO con.
struct experience
and direct and
control it for
present and fu-
ture activity,
With judgment.
there is no barrier
that one cannO.
surnount if an
equal industry is
employed in the
attempt: without
it, industry is rem
dered futile.
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Church of Christ

Denver HEIGHTS Church OF Christ. 4Ol
Porter; Foy +. Wallace. pastor. Sunday
school 9:io n. H.: church. / n. M. and
~ p, M; prayer meeting Wednesday
at 1880 y. m.
Grove Avenue Church of Christ. 12t
Grove: W. d. Bills. pastor. Bible school
9:fS p. M; church II n. m. and 7:45
u. m: special prayer service, 7:45 p.
M. Wednesday,
South Flores Street Church Of Christ.
Corpus Christi road and Terrell avenue
preaching by !. Early Arceneaux. Bible
school. 20 ?. M: church. IL a. M; meet
ing Sunday, 1880 =. m.
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Lutheran

Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Hammond and New Braunfels
Rov. =. a. Neumeister. pastor. Sunday
school. . a. m; church, 1880 a. m. sub
iect "The Great Easter Gospel Brings 10
Us the Greatest Victory in the World"
evening service y. M, subject ssssus
Christ the Lord, Is Risen Indeed;
church vestry, $3.50 p. m. Monday;
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JUDGMENT is KNOWLEDGE

Judgment-that's the word we want
TO keep ever before US in our efofrt
10 tread the Royal Road to the Ten
pie of Success. For Judgment, in the
last analysis, means "to know the
Meaning of things" Without it. all
effort is scattered and spent-lost.
With it. all effort is concentrated.
which results in achievement.
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Christian Science

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. Ave-
nue. u and Fifth. Services at II and s.
subject. Reality; Sunday school at
9:i5; Wednesday. testimonial meeting at
~ reading room at Az Maverick build
ing, Omen week days from 20 .. sun.
days from 2 TO 3.
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Taffeta Canes

Taffeta capes have wide puffings Of
silk about the collar which stands out
from the face in ruff fashion. Often
too, the bottom of the cape is treated
to putting and q chiffon lining is
added for beauty rather than warmth.
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Blizzard Sweeps Newfoundland.
st. Johns, Newfoundland. March q

The blizzard that swept Newfound-
land. Thursday had subsidized Friday
leaving transportation by land and
sea crippled for the time. Not n
wheel turned on the Newfoundland
ayilway. Nail steamers plying be-
tween Canadian ports and st. Johns
were held fast in ice fields.
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Bible Students

Hall. 117ia North Flores. Sunday Be-
rean class 10 a. M; public discourse. 8
p. M; regular monthly business meeting
80 .. M. study OF THE Risen Lord
p: M; Wednesday prayer. praise and
testimony meeting: y. M. Friday. study
Of THE Divine Plan Of the Ages"
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Sleeping porches--c'ow is the time
to adj this necessary comfort TO your
home. We can furnish all the neces-
sary materials, and shall be glad Of
the opportunity TO serve you. ED.
STEVES & SONS, Lumber and Build.
ing Store. 40 +. Commerce Street.
Phone Crockett 167.-(A W
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Picture Hat.

A large black picture hat is trim
med with a wreath of water lilies and
with long velvet streamers which reach
almost to the bemline.
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Ribbon Trimming.

Circles of ribbon in shades of blue.
green and rose make the unusual trim
ming on bouffant frock of black taft
feta.
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= Congregational

First CongreGa :ioral Church. South
Prera and Carolina; Rev NJ. q. Lamblv
nCstor. Sunday school 81 a:45: preach
inG ut II. TESTS Of the Truth Of Test
mony'; Easter play and program at
40
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Post Chapel

Chaplain Vaughan in charge. Sunday
school. $3.50 a. M: church, 1o:45. a. m.
and p. M; Thursday evening program
p. M; Boy Scout meeting 1850 p. M.
Friday