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Copyright by The Bobbs- Merrill Company
CHAPTER X-Continued.

: "1ncompetency! !" The disgraceful
word, representing everything he had
always despised, rang through Jim's
mind as he walked home. He could
think of nothing else as he sat at the
simple supper which he could scarce
ly taste. Incompetent! He was in
competent. He picked up a pen, and
began writing. He wrote, ITO the
Honorable the Board of Education of
the Independent District of --'
And he heard a tap at the door. His
mother admitted Colonel Woodruff.
Good evening, Colonel" said Jim.
Take a chair, won't you?"
No" replied the colonel. II
thought I'd see if you and the boys
at the sehoolhouse can't tell me some
thing about the smut in my wheat. |
heard you were going to work on that
tonight"
81 had forgotten! !" said Jim.
Il wondered if you hadn't" said the
colonel, land SO l came by for you.
| was waiting up the road. Come
on, and ride up with me-"
The colonel had always been friend
ly, but there was a new note in his
manner tonight. He was almost defer
entail. He worked with the class on
the problem of smut. He offered to
aid the boys in every possible way in
their campaign against scab in pota-
toes. He suggested some tests which
would show the real value of the
treatment. The boys were in a glow
Of pride at this cooperation with
Colonel Woodruff. This was real
work Jim and the colonel went
away together. 1t had been a great
evening.
"Jim," said the colonel, "can these
kids spell?"
Il Think said Jim, that they can
outspell any school about here
Good" said the colonel. How are
they about arithmetic and the other
branches? Have you sort of kept
them up to the course of study"
al have carried them in a course
parallel to the textbooks" said Jim,
~ NohClAiS INK an SlOul'l. Dul
it has been vocational work, you know
related to life"
well" said the colonel, "if I were
you, I'd put them owe a rapid re-
view of the textbooks for a few days
say between now and the twenty
fifth"
what for?"
"Oh, nothing-just to please me.
And say, Jim, l glanced oyer a
communication you have started to
the more or less Honorable Board of
Education"
"Yes?"
well, don't finish it. And
say, Jim, 1 think I'll give myself the
luxury of being a w%ild-eyed reformer
for once"
Yes" said Jim, dazed.
and if you think, Jim, that you've
got no friends, just remember that Pm
for you"
THANK you, Colonel"
and we'll show them they're in a
horse race"
II don't see :" said Jim.
you're not supposed to see" said
the colonel, 'but you can bet that
We'll be with them at the finish and,
by thunder while they're getting a
full meal, We'll get at least a lunch.
See?'
But Jennie says" began Jim.
Don't tell me what she says said
the colonel. "She's acting according
to her judgment, and her lights and
other organs of perception, and I
don't think it fittin' that her father
should try to influence her official
conduct. But you go on and review
them common branches. and keep
your nerve. / haven't felt so much
like a scrap since the day we stormed
Lookout mountain. | kinder like be
inc q wild-pvad rafornar Jimp
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matinee. and together they make a
cheerful breakfast costume.
The most popular of all negligees
just now is the lounging robe of cotton
corduroy. It offers the lure of comfort
for chilly mornings, along with fas-
cinating colors and a silky sheen. and
can safely invite comparison in the
matter OF good looks. II comes In
American beauty and bright red. rose,
henna, bright blues and orchid.
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Recause It's Cheap.

Mrs. Jason-I am afraid you mix
water with your milk!
Milkman-Well, ma'aml you can't
ovnect me to mix powdered sugar.
cracked ice, and rum with ii for seven
CENTS a quart, can you2-Punch.
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perry. Gay, s0tt color> in changeabie
weayes are popular and their trimming
is usually made of self material, used
in frills. plaitings or ruffles. with picot
edges. put on In %fanciful ways. Some
times narrow laces are used and occa-
s~ionally lace is posed over ruffles on
the silk.
Nearest of kin TO the breakfast coat
is the matinee. which blossoms out be-
fore the holidays each year. 1t is made
of many kinds of material. including
all those used for negligees and break
fast coats, but is short and worn with
a petticoat, which may or may not
match it. Matinee is a pretty name.
but not the only n APPLIED to short
garments that answer 10 bed sacques''
or ''combing Jackets, as well. OF
course ribbons, laces, stitchery and chif-
fon or ribbon flowers add to the allure
ments of these pretty affairs. An eve
ming petticoat with a wide flounce en-
tends It's usefulness when worn with n
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voraclous Jaoanese BsetIe

The japanese beetle attacks over
200 species of plants, including most
Of the cultivated fruit trees. corr,
beans and various shade and orna-
mental trees.
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Loo LONG b. Wait.

Or. Cobb-The geologisi thinks in
terms OF centuries.
Stude-And | loaned that laboratory
inst fneto, zen professionalism boil
Weevil
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company. since the tractor can make
FIVE round trips a day, compared with
two and a half trips made by a towing
outfit of three horses.
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tured here. 1t is of gray crepe de
chine with plated collar and cuffs Of
white georgette. and the plated effect
Is developed in the clever f%ashioning
of the skirt. Here the deep plated
ruffies are placed to give a checker
board effect.
In both sleeve length and skirt this
model shows characteristic Influences
of the later styles. The sleeve is
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pIously that he
cast all his r
upon Coz. His
friends no I e d,
however, that his
wife had to at
tend to many OF
the very matters
which had been
p~rofessedly re-
ferred to the Lord.
Let US be solici-
tous lest we shirk
any proper care"
and In this con-
nection we would
call attention to
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Vast Difference.

There is a vast difference IN ones
respect for the man who has made
himself and the man who has only
made his money-Mulock.
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eralslnn CO. 800.

To praise good actions with SINGER
tty may be said 10 be taking parf IN
acknowledgements.
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Mind Your Own Affairs

Don't let the opinion of your neigh
Dor be your law in the treatment of
your husband and the management OF
your house.
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Richness consistent moi in the great.
ness Of thy possessions. but Ia the
sn,allness of thy wants
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lining of printed or blocked designs is
the smartest note Of the new summer
afternoon gown.
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The Cure Of
Care
By REV. LEW W. GosNELL
Assistant Dean. Moody Bible
Institute. Chicago Go

TEXT-Be careful for nothing. but
In everything by prayer and supplica-
ton with thanksgiving let your re-
quests be made known unto God.-Phil-
4:e.
Some people do not care enough
We knew a man who used to assert
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and South Prese. Rev. 4. l.. Wolff and
August Baetke. pastors. sunday school
and Bible classes at $3.50; German SER
vice ut II; English service at s.:
confessional service at lO:5O and $50;
Wedne sday. German Lenten service at s;
Friday, English Ienten service at S.
Zion Lutheran Chapel. iO2 East Gin
oinnati t5ranch OF ST. Johnsl Sunday
school and Bible classes at $40; divine
service o. II O'clock.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran.
Avenue F and Fifth. Rev. Paul L. Helm.
pastor Sunday school at $3.50: preach
Restored" and at 1880. Judas: junior
Luther League at $3.50; Wednesday mid
week Lenten service at s; junior cate
chlsm class on Tuesday and Friday at
: o'clock; Thursday. senior catechism
class az 5.
Government Hin EVANGELICAL Lutherap,
North Pine and Mason, Rev. c. Y. Hass.
Eari, pastor. Sunday school and Bible
chart study Mt .: preaching at 1880
and E:30; Lenten services every Friday
during Lent at 1880 y. M; Thursday
choir meets at 1889: confirmation in
struction every Tuesday and Saturday.
p. m. and a. M. respectively.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran,
Jones aud West Josephine. @. W. Lo-
beck. pastor, Sunday school at $3.50;
at :; Wednesday, midwcck Lenten ser
vice at s.
st. PauTs Evangelical Lutheran. Ais
souri, SYNOD. South Presa and Roscbor-
ough. G. =. Falsllen. pastor. sunday
school al $50; Bible class at : p. m;
evening Ienten service ats o'clock: Fri-
day, L-ptCI service at S o'clock.
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Miscellaneous

First Texas Church, Order Of Flatevual
SpIrrtualists. meets in the Gunter Hotel
ballroom sunday evening at 1:45; Rev.
Lola Taylor, pastor. Inspiratloual lecture
at 5:i5: Monday. message circle meets
at III Nitra Place az :: Wednesday,
healing circle meets at SIS Martinez
street at S: Thursday. message circle
meets at 3sS North street at S; Friday.
healing and message circles meet at us
Avenue cat s o'clock.
National Independent Spiritualists meet
at W. q. w. Han. S@2 East Houston
street, at 7:i5 Sunday night. Professor
A. W. Smith OF El Paso will lecture on
higher psychology; each Thursday and
Friday evening there will be message cir
Giles. healing circles and health talks;
the public is cordially invited.
First Church Of the Nazarene. North
Colorado and SandovaI: Rev. T. w.
Sharpe. pastor. Sunday school ct $3.50;
preachi~- at lO:i5 and 7:45; Junior and
Senior y. Y. p. S. meet at $50: adult
prayer meeting in main auditorium at :.
Central Bible Glass meets Sunday at
$50 in the ballroom or the Guntsr Ho-
tel: Hugh Mcclellan AMI Harry II. Rog-
Crs. teachers.
Church OF Jesus Christ NJ Latter-day
Saints, ". u. W. Hail. SCI East Houston
street Sunday school at $50; preaching
at $50 by E. G. Thomas.
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confirmation class for adults az 6: Tues
day. confirmation class for boys and
eiris at and evening service at .:
Wednesday, Bible class for womEn at
Z. evening service and address At s;
THURSDAY class in church history at 3
a. M: Friday, holy communion at 10,
mission study class at 1899 and service
with address at {: SATURDAY. holy COM
munion at 10 o'clock.
Christ Episcopal. Laurel Heights Bal
KNAPP and Russell rIaces. Rev. l.. B.
Richards rector Holy communion at
1850; church school at $50; Mems BIZ
bic class at $50: prea ching al II and
$50: daily service at ;. "-;cep, o. SAT-
urdeys; Friday, liiany and holy coIn-
mmn!Ou TT $3.50 a. m.
81. Paui's Memorial Episcopal. WiEow
and GrsysOn. Rev. Claude Il. Parker
ron. vicar. Church school $3.50: preGCns
ing al II and O'ciorl:: a fun attend
7uCe Of sil friends and communicates is
requested at the morning service as the
Wear has an important matter TO bring
before the cougrcga tiou; Tuesday. mis-
son study class at $50: Wednesday.
devotional service end sermon at S.:
Thursday. litCny and holy eucharist At
1880: Friday. litauy at $50.
Chapel ~ st. Cornelius. W. T.. VI. n.
'lano Heights. Rev william T. Cspers.
DID. -.rsCT. First Sunday IN Lent;
~ r2"er and sermon at $3.50.
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Methodist

IL KERRY Street Methodist Episcopal,
South blackberry and Montana. Rev. J..
J. Rode. pastor. Sunday school at $50;
dedicatory services at 1880 unless wealth
err conditions prohibit; Bishop Z. l..
Waldorf OF Wichita, Kan. will preach
at both services
Los Angeles Heights Methodist Eps-
copaL 5O7 Lee Hall street. B. Il. Eyus.
pastor. SUNDAY school at $3.50: preach
ing at II by c. 6. Wright and at : go
by the pastor: Epwur'h League at Z aud
$50: Tuesday. second quarterly confer
snce at s:%0; Wednesday. prayer SER
Denver Heights Methodist. r. $. pierce.
pastor. sunday school 81 $3.50; preach
ing 1T I aud 7:S0: admins ration OF
tile Lords Supper at morning service:
Rieden Memorial Methodist Bueua
Visa and San Marcos streets. John n.
Alexander. pastor. Sunday school S:45:
nreCching at iO:45 bv the pastor and at
League at G:2O.
East End Methodist. East Commerce
and Po,ariss Rev. Paul W. Evans pas
tor. Sunday school at s:45: preaching
at u and 1850: Junior league a 8; We'd
neSday prayer meeting at $50.
Palm Heights Methodist Walton and
DeSoto. Rev. Paul W. Evans, pGstor.
suTday school at s:i5: Monday. Wom-
~ sllHHAhNlfA society at -s0p. lt.ddgs
missionary pageant by the Sunday school
and juniors at S o'clock
Mckinley Avenue Methodist. J. V.
Lilies. pastor. Sunday school st $3.50:
preaching at II and 1880: irtsrmedlate
league at $50: senior at $50: WedneS-
dav, special service at 1880.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal. BearOn
Hill. Harry c. Leonard, pastor. Sunday
school at $50: mems Bible class At
10: preaching at II and 7:t5.
Travis Park Methodist, Travis and Ma
"Frro. Rev. Arthur ]. Moore. Dastor
SUNDAY school at $50: PREF ching at
1928 and $50 by Dr. L. 7. Miller: Ep-
worth League meets at $3.50: evangelis-
tic services each day except Saturday.
at 1890 and 1880
Laurel Heishts Methodist. West Wood
lawn and Bolllnap. s II. c. BurEin.
rastor. Sunday school at $50. adult
Bible class at 9:45; preaching at 1886
md $50; Junior league at 2:SO; Bursin
chanter of Epworth League at $50.
Alamo Heights Methodist. Broadway
and POGO avenues. John X. Bocry. nas-
tor. sunday school at 9:45: preaching
at 1850 and 1:S0, Fpworth League dc
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How Long Does Your
Anger Last?

Ever watch the clock 10 see
how lons it takes you to get
down to good working trim after
YOU permit anger TO get the
nppcd hand? Some men cannot
turn their minds entirely to their
work for half an hour or more.
They are all stirred up inside.
A subtle. but real poison has
been let loose in their blood.
Deep sorrow. jealousy. revenge.
malice and al similar emotions
undermine yoWr health. Chemi-
cal tests prove il. So does your
experience.
How can We keep sweet all
the time?
It's not csSv. But all life is
conflict. and Que from which
there is no release. We must
fight until we win.
Aud the winning comes through
obedience to the laws Of self
control laid down by the master
Teacher. Jesus. Study your
Bible and see how Jesus with
his supernatural wisdom has
shown the way to peace and
happiness. Regular church at
tendance will reinforce your de-
termination to control yourself
in the face of great temptation.
"V6ngedHcc is piuc, I arill
repay, saith The ord
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Presbyterian


Denver Boulevard Presbyterian. Den
Yer boulevard and Mittmau; Edgar Hub.
bard. minister. sunday school at s:4S
prea ching at IL and 1850; Junior Chris
tion Endeavor at ,: intermediate and
senior al $50: special sermon for Boy
Scouts in the evening; Wednesday. school
OF missions at o'clock.
Westminster Presbyterian, Garden and
King William; Rev. J. Leighton Green.
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50: preaching
at II and 1880; junior ondcRvor at A.;
intermediate at 6; senior at 6:30: We'd
nCsday. mid-wesk prayer service at 7:ij
followed by choir practice.
Madison Square Presby terrain. Cam
den aud Lexington; Asher Harlan Brand,
minister. Bible school at 1859; preach
ing at II. 'Constrapts Under Which
Jesus Worked" and $3.50 THE Power
OF Jesus Lifted Up: Junior Christian
Y. 7. 5. c. z. at 6:3O; Friday, closing
session Of the school of missions at 7:$0.
Pine Street Presbyterian. South Pine
and Omaha; DIR. A. u. p. McCurdy. pas
tor Sabbath school at 9:SOi preaching
ut II and 1855; endeavor society at Gas;
Wednesday, prayer meeting at 7:iJ.
First Presbyterian. Avenue d and
Fourth street: =. B. I'M. DID, pastor.
Sunday school at 1850; preaching at II.
THE Lige That Satisfies" and ct $50.
Eight Devils and an Empty House.:
young peoples hour at $50; Christian
EndsavOr prayer meetings at $50; We'd
nCsday. church night. 6:lj to 2 O'Clock.
First United Presbyterian, Ogden and
East Locust: Rev. S. G. Huey. pastor.
Sunday school at s:45: sermonette 70
children followed by regular serman at
II: preaching at $50; Junior Christian
EndeGvor at ;; senior at $3.50: Wednes-
day. prayer meeting at $50 followed by
teachers training class.
Utica Presbyterian. West Wood'swr
and Michigan: Chaplin J. Stuart PeaTce.
pastor. sunday school at $50: prea CHI
ing ut II and $3.50; conRrega tional meet
ing at close OF II o'clock service FOR the
purpose OF clectiuE additional elders and
GracOns; intermediate and senior en-
deayOrs al G:GO; Monday, monthly meet
ing Of elders and deaCons at 5:3O: We'd
nesday. prayer meeting at 7:2O: Friday.
Troop :, Boy Scouts, meets at 80.
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Christian

Government Hin Christian Church.
sandmeyer street; J. X. Pedrick. pas
tor Bible school at $50; preaching
ct II: senior Christian EndeaNnr ct $50:
DIR. Shelton Memorial at ESQ; Wednes-
dav. prayer meeting at 7:SO.
San Fernando Christian Church, on
Dosite Collins Garden school; J. X. Ped
rick. minister Bible school at $3.50:
preaching ~ IL and 1850: Junior en-
dcavor at $50: senior at ESQ: Thurs
dav, prayer meeting at 1880.
South Side Christian Church. South
Presa and Duaning; Rev. Patrick Henry.
pastor. Bihle school at $3.50; preaching
at 1855 aud $50
Prospect VIII Crristian Church. North
SALINAS and West Travis: Lawrence Will
Hams. pastor Bible school ut 9;fJ:
preaching at u and $50.
Central Christian Church Main and
san Pedro: Rev. Hugh Mcclellan. min
lister sunday school-at $3.50: nrer"h.rE
AZ II and 1850; Christian Eude0 ror 81
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Evangelical

Rev. L. =. Bruudase, pastor. sunday
school at $50: preaching at 10:i5. 'Tle
Furnace or Afniction," Fad AZ Prep
aratinl for = Revival: Junior Chris
ian E1deaVor at 6: senior at 7:i5: Quar-
tCrlv meeting Sunday: Wednesday,
PRAYER meeting at 3 o'clock
FriCaCUT Evangelical Main and East
Fimira. Rev. JoSaph Polster, pastor. sun
DAY school =, e:i5 with Bible class
session - the SANE hour; Gtrmga sew
vice Ut 1880: English service ut $50;
TucsGrv. choir rehearsal at 8: Wedncs-
day German Lenten service ct 8; the
aides Aid Society will have a Gsorg7
Washington program on Thursday AZ
-cTnOon and evening, February %.
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Holds First Pastorate

The Rev, Joseph Polster is hold
rig his first, pastorate, which is of
the Evangelical Frieden's church,
corner East Elmira and Main ave-
nue.. He was born in Austria. re-
eeived part Of his education there
and came to the United States in
1911.
Here he studied five years at
Elmhurst college of Illinois, after
which he attended the Eden SEM
mary at st. Louis. In July of 1921
he became the pastor of the Evan
gclical Frieden's church.
This church has an active mem
5ership Of 165 people and a Sun
day school enrolment of $50. A
total of twenty-five families has
been added to the church since the
Rev. Mr.. Poster has been its pas
tor.
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Catholic

St Mays Catholic Churcl. st. Mary's
street one block south OF the Guntcr
tor. Masses on Sunday at 5. 6. :. S ..
10. IL and Il; high mass at II: chill
dren's mass at s:15 in the school audi
forum. followed by Sunday school: Bov
Scouts and ell boys OF the parish will
receive holy communion at SIS: eve
ming services with sermon at 7:45; sery-
ices every evening eNceDt Saturday:
Monday. lecture on the Bible: Tuesday.
devotion in honor OF 81. Anthony and
the question box: Wednesday. regular
lenten sermon; Thursday. pastoral the
elogy; Friday. way - the cross for the
poor souls, benedctiou Of the blessed
sacrament; noon day services every day
from 1910 TO 1880: masses during the
week at $50; :. 1880. S:l5 and a. m
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Tex. will preach at $50: Wednesday.
Bible study at ,:3O; Friday, song drill.
Denver Heights Church Of Christ. aOl
Porter street; Foy j. Wallace. minister.
Bible study at 9:4S; preaching ut II and
:; Wednesday, prayer meeting at 7:5U.
South Flores street Church OF Christ:
J. Early ArceneauX minister Preaching
at II by the minister and at by Rev.
r. W. Phillips; Bible school at 10; Tues
day. Evangelist j. s. Taylor viii preach.
Beacon Hin ChuVch OF Christ; r w.
Phillips. minister. Preaching at IL and
$50 with communion after the ser
mons; Bible study at 9:4J: childrea's
drill at $50: Wednesday. PRAYER meet
ing at 7:J0; song practice Friday night.
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Episcopal

81. Tul,o's EpisnonaL West Houston
ard ChunedCTFs. Rev. Jav Scott Bud
long. rector. Holy eucharist at s. church
rcAoOl ~ 9;HO; evening rra-cr and SER
won It T:@0: Tuesday. Leu'ca services
At 7:so -I'1 Friday at 10 o'clock.
st. Johns Enisconal. Burnnt and North
herr. Rev. lay SCOT BudlOnS. rector.
'hurCh school a. $50: holy eucharist
I'D rarn1on at II. Lcnton services at
"a Frida'' evening.
st. Marks Episcopal Travis Prrk'
Rev. s Arthu- Huston. rector. HOlN
~-r-r,--y MON at I:aO .. M; c'ru~cN school
e $3.50: sermon At II and $50: Nonday
service for church school at 4:15 and
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Lutheran

H'E - j Park Evangelical Lutheran.
Hammond and New Braunfels avenues.
Rov. ?. =. Neumeist,r. pastor. Sunday
school a. 9:l5: preaching at 1880.
"Chris.'s temptation Ipdicates a Season
Of Conflict" and at $50. Jesus suf-
fers Intense Agony in Gethscmane"
Junior class meets Monday and Friday
a. 4 TUesdry. choir meeting at 7:3O:
" Wednesday, Ladies Aid meets at 2:Se
At sl0 Eigshy avenue: midwcek Lenten
service IT s; Friday, adult catcchism
class 1T ESQ.
ST. Johns Evangelical, Lutheran. Nueva
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Christian Science

Second Church of Christ. Scientist
Woman's Club building. 20I Camden
street. sunday school ut 9:3OA services
ut II. subject. Soul: wednesday
testimonial meeting ~ s o'clock;
First Church Of Christ, Scientist Tifth
street. End Avenue u. Sunday school
~ 9:l5: services at II and 1850. sub
iect. Soul: Wednesday Testimonial
meeting ct s: reading room Mt SIS Gibbs
building. open week days from 9:30 a.
m. to n m.
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Church of Holiness

Prospect Hill Church OF Holiness,
Travis End Spring streets Sunday
school at 9:45: preaching at II and
7:45: Young Peoples Society at C;
Tuesday. prayer meeting at 2:3O: also
prayer for divine healing Thursde" AZ
G:iJ.