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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
WILL INSPECT FRUIT
Federal Officials Will Settle Disputes
Arising Over Shipments.

A federal inspector Of fruits and
vegetables will be stationed in San
Antonio by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture. according TO in
formation received by c. II. Alvord,
manager of the agricultural depart
ment of the San Antonio Chamber of
Commerce.
The name Of the new inspector
has not been made public. but he will
have his headquarters at the Chamber
Of Commerce and will work under the
bureau of markets OF the Department
of Agriculture. Whenever there is .
dispute between shipper and receive
or other interested party. the inspector
will be called upon TO make a thor
ough examination of the shipment and
issue certificate showing the condi
ton and quality Of the goods. The
service is intended to protect honest
shippers from INSCRIPTIONS buyers or
honest buyers from dishonest shippers.
Whenever shipper has his goods
examined by government inspector
at the point OF destination and the in
spector finds it in condition at the
time he examined it. the buyer can't
refuse TO pay for it on the ground
that it was not in good condition, Mr.,
Alvord said.
The assignment Of the inspector
here is probably the direct result Of
the visit of Secretary Henry Wallace
TO San Antonio last March. The
Chamber of Commerce requested that
a fruit and vegetable inspector be sent
here at that time, Mr.. Alvord stated.
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INSTITUTE IS OVER
DIR. Hall-Quest Lectures on Evolution
OF Character.

The Evolution of Character" was
the subject of the last lecture delivered
bv Alfred l.. Hall-Ques,, professor
of education at the University OF Gin
cinnati. TO the teachers Of the South
west Texas Institute Friday after
noon.
Three qualities Of character that
need 10 be developed in the child are
sympathy. courtesy and sincerity. he
said There is special need for train
ing in courtesy which appears TO be
becoming one OF the lost arts. in his
opinion. Character can be developed
and improved by the proper training
which in a large measure is the work
of the school teacher.
An appeal to the teachers to aid
in raising funds for the Near East
Relief Association was made by DR..
Dixie Il. Tucker. Sne told OF the
suffering in the Near East and asked
the teachers to raise none. among the
rural people with whom they come in
contact.
The 1923 session of the Southwest
Texas Institute closed with the lee
lures of Friday afternoon. 1t was
the largest and pronounced the most
successful of all institutes that have
been held in San Antonio. There
were 21I0 teachers enrolled from 81
counties in the southwestern part of
the state.
Former students of c. 7. A. and the
San Marcos Normal held meetings for
the purpose of renewing old friend
ships and keeping in touch with their
schools,
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Baptist

Calvary Baptist Church. North Pine
and Hays streets; W. W. Lee, pastor;
William l.. Pieper. sunday school super.
intendent. Sunday school meets at 9:f5i
preaching at II and o'clock by the pas.
tor: morning theme. Gods Guarantee OF
Success; r. y. p. L. meeting at :
o'clock; teachers and prayer meeting at
1:2o and s o'clock Wednesdays
First Baptist Church. Fourth and Tay-
lor streets: DR.. |. f. ,'1,es. pastor; Levi,
Sunday school superintendent: Miss
Norma Mcfntire. church secretary and
p. y. p. u. supervisor. Preaching at II
and O'clock by tlre pastor with special
music directed by Mrs. Merle Rowland
Schwab with Walter Durham at the or.
san. sunday school al $40; Junior a
y. !. L. at o'clock; Fred s. Hall inter.
mediate u. Y. L. L. AZ 5:l5; Alexsnde,
.rterui~a!ate v. Y. =. L. and senior n
Y. p. L. at $50; Monday evening Sunda )
school workers council; Wednesday even.
Ing, teachers meeting and training
classes at $3.50; prayer meeting and hap
Using at S O'Clock.
Prospect nm Baptist Church. 1901
Bucna Vista street; Hulen Il. carroll
pastor: =. r. Stanford, sunday school
suporlntt Eder'. Preaching by the pas
tor az IL O'Clock ana al s o'clock: morn
ing theme, Pat, Apollos and God "
eter'fg. Jesus in the Hands OF Men
special music at both hours; al b. y. r.
L. r NJ , O'CLOCK.
Beacon nm Baptist. Fredericksburs
ROAD and West Ashby: Melvin g Edison
psstor. Preaching at II and O'Clock
BY tie pastor: Sunday school ut s:l5i
u. y. y. L. at O'Clock: teachers meet.
ing at 1880 Wednesday followed by prayei
meeting at O'Clock.
San Antonio Primitive Baptist Church
will hold services at the y NJ. {. a
liuildng on sunday at II and 7:sl
o'cletk. II. s. Ball. pastor.
Immanuel Baptist Church. Ferguson
en-" Nebraska: Rev. Phillips. pastor
Pres ching at II and 7:3 Oocloell: Sun.
day school, Otto 1i6fman superintendent
meets at s:i5 with special program Of
music and recitation; all b. Y. p. u.
will meet at ESQ; W. NJ. L. meets Mon,
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Los Angeles Heights Baptist Church
y. 6. Long. pastor. Bible school. s:4S
Charles +. Reyes. superintendent; preach
ms, II and s o'clock by the pastor: al
b. Y. p. Us. 6:i5: Ladies' Auxiliary
Monday, o'clock: prayer meeting, We'd
nesdsy. s o'clock.
Central Baptist Church. johnson stree
at South Flores. 900 block: Walter T
devils. pastor; Richard Brown, suuda
schoo; superintendent: Mrs. &. W. Wal
ker, president Woman's Missionary So
ctety; .. J.. Armstrong. president r. Y
p. T.; B. u. Bryan. president Lsymen'.
Union: preachi at IL and O'clock b,
the pastor; all B. Y. p. L. meetings a.
o'clock; sunday school at s:i5: sho~
story by Mrs. Davis at lo:{5; specia
mus!c at both preaching services.
ENerslde Park Baptist Church. $780,
tor. Sunday school, s:i5; W. W. Roliias
superintendent. All b. Y. p. US, 6:i5
preaching at II and 7:i5 O'Clock; prayer
meeting, Wednesday at t:45.
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Presbyterian

Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church.
Denver boulevard and South Mittman
street; Edgar Hubbard, minister. sun
day school at e:4S. Z. II. Trick, super
and S o'clock: Junior Christian Endeav-
or at o'clock; senior and intermediate
at 6:i5; Bible study Wednesday at
O'clock choir practice Thursday at S
Crestholmc Presbyterian Church. Her
mitage Court. three blocks east OF South
Presa street. Sunday schooi at s:IS;
evening service at o'clock; no morning
service.
Givens Street Presbyterian Church.
Owens street one block north OF Pruitt
avenue on Midway. Sunday school at
$3.50. C. F.. Tallman. superintendent:
morning seryics at l o'clock; no evening
services; Christian Endeavor at
o'clock.
Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
Camden street and Lexington avenue
Asher Harlan Brand. minister. Morning
worship at IL o'clock. Concentration"
Worship at o'clock. 'Fireproof Faith:
Bible school at $3.50: Junior Christian
Endeavor at $3.50: intermediate Christian
Endeayor at o'clock; high school Chris
tian Endeavor Mt o'clock and y. p.
s. {. T.. ut $3.50: midweek service We'd
nesday at o'clock; Mems Association
THURSDAY at 646.
Prospect Hill PRESBYTERIAN Church.
2isl Buena Vista street; &. NJ. Delling-
er. pastor. Sunday school. s:45. NJ. J.
Church, superintendent; preaching s:i5
and O'clock: Christian E4deavor 6:iS
o'clock. Mrs. J. L. Harris, superintend-
ent: prayer service Wednesday s o'clock.
West End Presbyterian Church. Ear
zsmora street and Waverly avenue: ID.
II. kirkpatrick, pastor. sunday school
at $3.50. Same A. Halle, superintendent:
Christian Endeavor at : O'Clock. David
m. Pierson, leader: prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at o'clock; preach
ing ut 1915 and o'clock by the pastor;
morning subject, The Young and Their
Vision; afternoon. Master"
Pine street Presbyterian Church,
South Pine ana Omaha streets pr. A. H..
=. McCurdy. pastor. Public worship at
II and o'clock; Sabbath school at
s;Se: Endsayor Society at o'clock. ana
PRAYER meeting Wednesday at S o'clock.
First United Presbyterian Church. Og-
den and East Locust streets; Rev. s. q
Huey. pastor. sabbath school at 9:iS,
IT, +. Mckee, superintendent: semon
''rhe Central Force OF Christianity at
II o'clock: Christian EndeaVor at
o'clock.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Garden and King William; Rev. J.
Leighton Green. pastor. Sunday school
with q class for you at $50, u. NJ.
Smith. superintendent: preaching at II
and S o'clock by Rev. George y. strick-
Ter: Christian Endeavor services at II
seniors; prayer service Wednesday at
O'Clock.
Utica Presbyterian Church. sunday
school at $3.50: the pastor Will preach
at IL and s o'clock: intermediate. young
peoples and senior Christian Endesvor
Societies will all meet nj o'clock;
prayer meeting wednesday at s o'eloeA'
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DIR. ATTICUS WEBB
SOUNDLY THRASHED
BY MAN IN DALLAS
Texas Dry Leader Files As
sault Charges Against
Couple.

Dallas. Tex. Sept. S.-Dr. Atticus
Webb, superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League of Texas, has filed
charges OF aggravated assault against
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Carey of Dallas
and Fort Worth.
DIR. Webb was assau..td. beaten
about the face and knocked to the
ground twice.
DR.. Webb today said the assault
might have been the result of the ap-
pearance in a publication edited BY
him of an article relative to court rec
ords in vice case.
The prohibition campaigner's Left
eye was discolored, his right cheek
bruised, his head cut and his ribs
bruised.
After being felled by the first blow.
he was struck down on each attempt
to rise, he said.
His assailant then fled, he conclud.
al
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Catholic

st. Mary's Catholic Church, services In
the school auditorium. ST. Mary's street;
Rev. 4. c. Dusseau, OM.I, pastor.
Masses ON Sunday at 5:15. s. 6:45. 1880.
.S:15. 8. 9:45. 1880. li:15 and 1915: high
mass at HIS. Visitors welcome at all
masses; childrers mass at s:l6 followed
by the catechism the Holy Name So
cioty and the senior branch Of the Chill
dren of Mary will receive holy commun-
ion at the 1880 mass and the Junior
branch OF the Chidre. OF Mary at the
S:i5 mass Evening services including
sermon at 5:f5. Night prayers and ros-
AIRY every evening, except Saturday. at
7:s5: devotions in honor OF ST. Anthony.
the question box and Benediction Of the
Blessed Sscraments Friday evening at
7:t5; masses during the week at $3.50.
T:S. S:l5 and . o'clock. The senior
branch OF the Children OF Mary will hold
a special meeting on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER -, at 6:t5. All members are
kindly asked to be present.
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BATTLE AT Won ORMY
Three in Jail and More TO BE Brought
in as Fight Result.

Three men are in the Bexar county
Jail and two more probably will be
brought in Saturday as the result of
a free-for-all fight on the main street
of Won Ormy, a small town south of
San Antonio Friday night. One OF
the Den in Jail is suffering from a
flesh wound in the thigh, the only cas-
ualty.
Deputy Sheriffs F. y. Flores and
Whit Speer responded to the call at
Won Ormy at Q 80 Friday night when
some one telephoned that battle royal
was in progress. When the deputies
arrived they found one of the men,
whose name has not yet been ascer-
tanned. suffering from bullet wound
in his thigh. The shooting. however,
Lad ceased before their arrival.
The wounded man was taken to the
Robert Il. Green Memorial Hospital
where his wounds were dressed and
then placed in the Bexsr county Jail
with two companions who are alleged
have participated in the fight. Two
'hSr mem were expected to be arrest
SATURDAY. Officers believe there
no at least six engaged in the battle
, which eight or ten shots were fired.
fnauiry at Won Ormy, officers said.
lied to disclose the cause OF the
rouble. All participants. officers said,
we're residents of Won. Ormy.
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IS
ARRESTED IN
FL0CC|NGCAsE!
Four Arrests Due In At
tack on Georgia Train
ing School.
.RIOTING IS CHARGED
Mysterious Khan Meeting
Furnishes Information,
Officers Say.

Macon, Ga, Sept. s.-J. z. Blood
worth. travelling salesman. was arrest.
cd today OH warrants charging riot
ing and assault and battery in connec-
ton with recent floggings in Macon.
He Immediately gave bond in the sum
of $4,000 and was released. He travels
for a local commission dry goods
house.
At least four arrests are TO be
made today, according 10 Roy w.
Moore. city court solicitor, in connec-
ton with information connecting Ma
con and Milledgeville members OF the
Ku KluY Khan with two invasions Of
the state training school for boys lasc
month for the alleged purpose OF kid
mapping two negro employees.
The information. according to couu-
ty authorities. was secured during the
investigation Of a conference Of khan
meeting said to have been held in an
abandoned house ten miles from here
last Monday. The nature OF the In
formation was not made public.
To Try Seven Men.
NJ. O. Dunning. chief Of staff OF
the George Ku Klux Khan. yesterday
notified authorities here that he ~
coming from Milledgeville with infor-
nation that may be Of value to the
investigator.
The trial of seven men. held here
in connection with recent floggings.
is scheduled to be held here next
week. Solicitor Moore declared last
night that the state has an mex
haustible supply of testimony" to be
presented at the trials.
Investigators working on the klan's
alleged connection with the recent
floggings are said to have uncovered
the information relative TO the meet
ing of the klansmen in the abandoned
house and the klan's alleged connec.
ton with the Milledgeville school cpl
sode last month.
Negro Commits Suicide.
The invasions at the Mlliedgevilie
school followed the removal of J. J..
Nolan, farm foreman of the institu-
ton. by the superintendent.
The raiders drove up to the school
in automobiles and demanded Tom and
Mary Thomas, negro attendants, and
then whipped Jim Douglass. negro, in
an effort TO locate the two.
A negro inmate Of the institution
committed suicide during the raiding.
Machine guns were ordered installed
for protection against further raids.
and Nolan. the former foreman, was
arrested. His case is still progressing.
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PROTEST Ign. CHANGE
Manufacturing Interests Take Steps
to Prevent Rer0uting OF Line.

Proposed removal of the J.-G. y.
tracks will meet with strenuous OPP
position at the general September meet
ing of the San Antonio Manufacturers
Associate. which will take place in
the OFF, of that 'reanization in the
Gunter hotel. S o'clock Tuesday night,
at which over $50 manufacturers will
be present.
The Manufacturers Associati0 con-
sidcrs this matter of most vital inn
portance to every industry. and has
expressed the opinion that nobody who
is in favor of developing San Antonio
industrially would agitate for the re-
movnl of railroad track on which
industries have been located.
The manufacturers consider this
matter will not only affect those in
dustries located on the I.-G. y. but
also every industry in San Antonio
and all property values in San AntO-
Mo. In letter mailed by Secretary
{. c. Leel it is pointed out that not
only are some hundreds of San Anto-
Mo factories threatened. but that this
will directly affect the 10000 en-
ployes and also the $4,000 San Anto-
Mo people who are directly supported
by San Antonio factories. This in
cludes every retail store in San An
tonic. many Of which receive consider
able patronage from factory employees.
In looking for the location for
factory the question of prime import
nnce is proper railroad facilities. One
factory in San Antonio ships 80 cars
per day of raw material into its plant.
and approximately 80 cars per day of
finished products are shipped out. This
means q movement of 900 cars per
month. This necessitates prompt and
satisfactory switching service which
is Mt present rendered by the I.-G.. y.
railroad in n most efficient manner.
II the I.-G. n. railroad would be com
PEELED TO rcroute its line. many indus
tries would be compelled to spend
many thousands of dollars in the re-
arrangement of their tracks. II would
mean the destruction Of several Of
some of the most important plants in
the city.
1t is expected that Tuesday night
meeting. which will be presided oyrr
by President Arthur Storms, will L
a rousinr one.
f. O. Garrett, I. L. Stephenson 2
Mark +. Postlewaite will lead the d
cussion Tuesday night.
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CROW TO PRISON SOON
Preparations Made to Take Con-
yieted Man to Penitcntiary.

Preparations for transferring Tom
Grow. convicted of the murder Of Mrs.
Ora Parker. to the state penitentiarS,
following denial of new trial in
Kendall county. have been completed.
Chief Deputy Newton stated Friday.
The transcript in the Crow case has
been prepared and unless appeal Is
taken from the Kendall county con-
viction Of ten years for theft. Crow
will be sent to the penitentiary at
once.
Crow was given % years in Bexar
county for the murder of Mrs. Parker.
Just before officers started for the
penitentiary with him, it was decided
TO try him on theft and embezzlemenr
charges. growing out Of the same
crime. A change Of venue to Kendall
county was made and he was given
ten years on the theft charge. A new
trial was denied last Wednesday -ud
unless an appeal bond is perfected
Crow must start for the psnitentisry
to serve his tenn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
PLAN SPECIAL WEEK
Lawyers Take Lead in Arranging for
Constitution Week."

At a meeting of the general commit
tee of the San Antonio Bar Friday in
the Fifty-seventh District Court. Nell
son Phillips, former chief justice OF
the Supreme Court of Texas, and Gov
ernor Pat NJ. Neff were invited to
make addresses in this city during
Constitution Week. September III
to ~.
1t was also announced at the meet
ing that two meetings will be held
with the high school students OF this
city, one at Main Avenue High School
and one at Breckenridge High School,
these meetings to be held during Con
stitution Week.
The meeting OF the general commit
tee of the Bar Association grew out Of
a meeting of the bar Thursday morn
ing when the com,aittee was appointed
with instructions to arrange all dc
tails of the observance Of "Constitu-
ton Week"
The following men were named as
members OF the various committees at
the meeting Friday morning:
Program committee-W. +. Ezcll,
chairman; John III. Beckett, X. l..
Ingram, John ID. Hartman, Victor
Keller and Joseph Ryan.
Publicity committee - Hugh FL.
Robertson, chairman; A. J.. Matlock,
Gilbert NJ. Denman, W. G. Douglas,
Randolph Carter.
Finance committee-C. A. Goeth,
chairman Russell Il. Wine, Charles
Matthews, Walter Lewright and A.
J. Bell.
Memorial committee - Howard
Templeton. chairman; Thomas II.
Franklin, r. i. Ball, Anton n. Mour-
sund and e. l.. Bell.
Committee on selection OF halls
A. l.. Matlock, chairman; W. Z.
Douglas and Victor Keller.
Resolutions committee Hal
Brown, chairman; S. J. Brooks, II.
]. Boyle, James II. Davis and
Perry j. Lewis.
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SUES CITY FOR $4,000
+. r. Feille Asks Value of House
Carried Away i'm Flood.

Suit for $4,000 against A. A.
Luther, custodian of wrecked prop
erty, and the City of San Antonio,
was filed in the Thirty-seventh dis
trict coart Friday by rank Il. Feille.
The suit is the direct outgrowth of
the Hood of 1921.
Feille alleges that he was the own
er of house near the Alazan creek.
The building, he alleged, was carried
away by the flood and deposited on
another lot a half mile downstream.
Feille claims be later identified the
house but that the wrecked property
custodian refused to. restore it to him.
The house is said to have been valued
at $1,000.
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OBITUARY
John A, McIyer.

John A. McIver, 62 years old. died
at his home on the Sutherland Springs
road ut 8 ocloclS Saturday morning.
He was native of Lee county. Tex,
and had lived in San Antonio ten
months. He was the son OF the late
Judge A. w. Mclvcr and is survived
by his widow; eight sons, John Archie
Of North Carolina; Woodie Of Licking
ton, Tex; Alex W.. of A. 4 NJ: Col
lege, and A, W., James D., Alton
Charles and Joe Mclver. all of San
Antonio; four daughters, Mrs. Joe
Barber of Lexington Mrs. Charles
Collum of Houston. and Misses Bet
tie and Veima McIver of San Anto'
MO: his mother. Mrs. J. L. Fl. Mclyer
of Caldwell. Tex; two sisters, Mrs:
s. L. Woodie of Louisville, Ky. and
Mrs. J. b. Wood of Arkansas. and an
adopted son, Francis Sample of Ii,v.
ingston. Tex. The body is being held
by the Wilbert 4 Pelphrey Undertak,,
ing company pending definite funeral
arrangements.
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Evanqelical

Fricdens Evangelical Church. Main
avenue and East Elmira street; Rev.
Joseph Polster, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:iS with an adult Bible class ses-
sion at this same hour; English service
AZ 1880: no evening service. Mems So
ciety meets Monday evening at
o'clock in the sunday school room; choir
rehearsal Tuesday evening.
First Evangelical church. Nolan and
Muncey streets. r. +. Brundsge. pas
tor. sunday school. $3.50; Prof. c. A.
Arnold. superintendent. Preaching ser
vices at i0:45 and o'clock: Junior and
senior Christian Endeavor 1913 o'clock.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday night at
O'clock.
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Episcopal

ST. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park;
Rev. S. Arthur Huston. rector. Corpor'
ate communion for all teachers and pu-
pills at 1880: opening of church school.
$3.50: ell pupils requested TO be present
for enrolment Morning prayer ana
address by rector at II o'clock. Fell
lowship League at o'clock; evening
prayer and address at 1870 and holy
communion at 10 o'clock Friday
st. Paul's Memorial church. Wlllo,W
and Grayson streets Rev. Claude r.
Parkerson, vicar. Fifteenth Sunday az
ter Trinity: children's service at s;sV
o'clock and at II o'clock: morning
prayer and sermon by vicar, HGod OF
Mammon."
st. Luke's Episcopal Church. West
Houston and Chupsderss streets Rev
Jay Scott Budlong, rector. Holy Euehe :
rist and sermon at . eeloek, enuFen
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
Change OF Station.

The announcement OF the change %
station Of three Second Division OFF,
GERS was made Saturday morning; two
of whom have been sent 10 Fort Bliss
and one TO Fort Sill. Lieut.. A. +:
Kastner. Twelfth Field ARTILLERY, snd
Lieut.. W. A. Burns Of the same reg
ment. have been transferred 10 Fort
Bliss and Lieut.. A. f. King Of ia
Fifteenth Field ARTILLERY, has been
transferred to Fort Sill. Al tire
officers have gone TO take up tneir
new duties. Orders issued from Wash-
inston Saturday morning state taat
Capt. Samuel G. Fairfield, F'>st
ARTILLERY. row on detached service 4,
Hiawatha. Kansas. has been ordered
10 Join the Second Divisic-.
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Church of Christ

Denver Heights Church OF Christ. 40i
Porter street, Foy L. wallace Sr., NM
lister. Bible study at s:45; preaching
at II and o'clock: morning and even
ing services: prea ching by f. W. Nc
MILAN OF Waco. Tex. who is conduct
ing a revival meeting. Morning subject
Jesus the Good Shepherd" evening suo-
Ject, Conversion Of Saul of Tarsus.'
Grove Avenue Church OF Christ. 12l
Grove avenue: W. ID. Bills, minister
Biiac school. e;s5: preaching at l and s
O'Clock. The Wind Bloweth Where u
Listeth-John 3:s"; Bible study and
pra yer service Wednesday at S o'clock.
Beacon Hin Church OF Christ. Grant
and Magnolia. Bible school at 1885;
morning worship at II and o'clock;
+. W. Phillips Jr., son OF regular minis
ter. Will preach.