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Evening star., 1924-03-22
SALE OR RENT SUB. PROPERTY

wARRENTON. vas ROOM FURNISHED
honse with large yard and garage. Address
Ms. q. GREEN. 80 Madison ave. New York
city. 23s
3-RoOa BUNGALOW ELEC. PUMP IN
kitchen; lot I20Il10. Cabin John Park: bar
ssln 10 quick buyer. Box OF. star Office 24s
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WANTED--FARNS

SMALL. FARM IL VIRGINIA. NEAR WI
Iase. on tboronghfare; good b,dgs; cheap for
eash; Immediate Possession. Address Box IL
\. Star sf8ce
We HAVE a DEPARTMENT DEVOTED 10
Inc sale or suburban and farm properties and
can render the best service 10 buyers and
sellers. We have recently had many inquir IS
ior snal tsrms and believe We cns help you
to sell yours. List with us 10 get quick re-
suits
- PRATHER & ROBINSON.
~ 5l4-5l3.5Ie Pond Bldg.
lith and New York Ave Ns;n 4Ao
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ontiaued
SACRIFICE SALE.

NEAR ISth AND CoLCMBTA KD.
10 ROOMS, > BATHS: AMI.
PRTcE, Sll 800; TERMS.
r. W, GRO0AFS 1916 y ST
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4 Real Bargain.

In nearby ys.--s rooms and bath. stuceo
constr .-t!on: sleeping porch: modern; near
ears. VIII take SI.31D for quick sale: worth
-. 200 Easy t.rms. Address Box "45-T, Star
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FOR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE-6OO BIoCK + ST. SE-SIx
rooms and bath BRICK, So 500 for about s
room house in Petworth section. Address BOX
274-T Star Office 23s
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PAYS FOR ITSELF.
! ROOMS 81 500 CASH

I Kt)tDMS. Sl ,SUU AhSfl.
Practically all you have 10 paw this
hoGs. IL the down pa ymeut of 81 80.
Sascn-room house IN Lyon Park, Va. all
modern improvements Arranged three
separate apartments. which may be rented for
urs!iv enough 10 meet monthly payments.
owner eau have room for himself in addition.
Exceptional opportunity 10 buv house.
max, u pay for itself. and nave place to
live roui~f.
T-p,. airs One room and kitchenette.
Two r"cms and sitohenelie.
ntwR a rs-IwO rooms and kitchen
u." room, kitchenefte and sleeping porch.
~ minutes TO center Of topn by trolley. II
ty srto only block to station and stores.
Address Box :siR Star oiicc.
WOODBRIDGE. ID. {.
sI.aUi.--s rooms and bath. hot water Eeat
snd eler.. hardwood trim. STATE roof: q spenr
did home AZ sgcrincs p-ice Owner leaving
city.
ss..db-1 rooms and bdth. hot-1stfr heat
and eIec.; twocsr garage: beautifu'. hisn 10
alton, close TO Ehpde island ave. ears.
BROOkLAND. ID. {.
SS.1OO--Near Monastery: modern. bungslo~
containing seven room, and bath. slsssed in
~laepinS porch large yard. Must be sold this
week Easy terms
s.15a--6 rooms and tile oath: large. screen
ed sleeping porch; good lot; $500 cash and
$50 monthly.
WOODWARD & NIETII.
.0aa Rhedc Island Ave. NE. North 80.
Once Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1924-03-22

RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
10 ROOMS ELECl LTs.. ACRES. GOOD
barn. shade. concrete road: - Minis. 10 city;
se1. 4. y. MrNsoN, Arlington Va
RoSEMONT.
-Four room and bath upper spi. n G-'s"Aed
family horse. $40.
r C.. GuuDNOW COMPA>Y,
.aq l5'h St NV Main sol.
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Woodbridge -Brookland.
NEW HOMES EASY TERMS A

" OOdrldge-B
NEW HOMES EASY TEEMS-IAMEDIAfE
POSSEssfON.
Inspect Day or Evenings.
IS 800. 6 rms. bath .l-c.: large lot: block
from cars
5000. rms. bath: modern. >-mi-detacaed; !;
garage spare
$3.50, Corner home: block ST. Anthony =
Church.
$50. I'm. bungalow. sleeping porch; "a
rage: nne condition
$1,000. 6-rm. home; ssrase; new, strictly
modern
HOMES 70 snow.
NrLACHIEN BANKING CORN.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and g.
Man AZ Evenings, North 3IS.
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
(0nfiR a~d.
FALLS CHERCH. VA.

FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Nee AZ room bungalow for sale with all
ncs-In Improvements. tHo p1rcIes tfroni and
,Ackl, two lsrgr lots 10 sted within
block Of two car lines, near Fails Church.
Va also on Il hard road to the city. This
property innst be sold nv Abrll !; party leav-
ing for Chicago, selling al sacrifice; price,
$500: will arrange terms
can II. II. ANDPRsoN CO..
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

SMALL APT. HOUSE, NV. SECTIoS-~IfL.
exchange equity for desirable lots.
GOLDSMITH CO..
lio5 ST. NV. 81 ss7u
COUNTRY HOME. II ACRES. CULTIVATED
room h6use, line condition: reception hail, at
t.c. cellar. furnace heat: crops. stock. i'm pie.
mcnts. oatbuldinss: concrete road: ueighbors
indian t!olf ard Arxylc Clubs: 20 minutes
center Market. NJ. n. FOWLER r. r. y
silver Spring. Nd. Four CornrrsD 24s
SELL OK TRADE KQCiTY. NICE LOCATED
lots. Mckinley and Oliver SIS near s3rd. Ad.
dress Bos AT, Star office. 30
--FAMlLY FLAT IS Nv Ho0Ms iN
each; rents, ss5 per month. Price. 1880
HERMAN SCHMIDT.
20 10th ST. wv. Main asIi
EQUITY IN COOPERATIVE APT. col RID,
between 1ith and 18th; rooms aud batb
Address Bc1 .t2-T. Star office. aSs
EXCHANGES 4 SPECIALITY. TEiL Us
what Sou have sad what you want. We ma We
good list OF properties TO exchange G b
LINENS. .l1l9 81 st. NV. Main jti7.
FAMILY BRICK FLAT: PORCHES; NEAT;
wise. ave. Georgetown: much below recon
sirNction cost. very log terms; or take
small investment house second trust nofe
etc. in part paymest for equity
Large selert list of propert!e. in and out
side the District, reasonably priced, on terms,
or can exchange. What can you ofer and
what do you wish7
n. +. RION CO., Inc.
Main 4'91. l4aS L St
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Woodside, Nd.


Really a country estate. Two blocks west
of the Georgia Ave. pike. fTenting 900 II. on
Grace Church I'd. and l50 IT. on 2nd ave.
I'M: s, 81 fo1e1 has sen
cypress trees, blue spruees, long lear pines
and other varieties Of evergreens beautifully
grouped and located. Apple. pear; peach,
shrubsery and hedges. The house is center
There is large living room. dinisx room.
try ard inciosed porch on he sfst nsor. There
are fenr large bedrooms and tiled bath on
the second floor: attic aad maids room above:
porcs; sarsse snd chicken house Can Be
bought for 81 500 cash. ba:ance on terms.
Hyattsville, Nd. ,..-.
This delightful home is located on q beAuti-
full lot containing little mare than -Aa acre
of ground; on Wells ave. one block east qf
the Baltimose pike and close to the elsetris
modern bath and summer kitchen. 1t Is
equipped with hot-wster beat and electric
lights G.s.ss and sheasn honss osersd !, At
Conduit Road, D. G..
Overlooking the Potomac at 4 beautiful spot,
Crest Falls I'd. This property eontains
sbout ~ acres Of sround. .ttFsetiyely land.
green's, shade trees. -sAfubbery and yibas
srtisticaily located and in good coadition.
The house contains eight spacious rooms.
@sfer "sser' heat and electric Lights. Tssrs Is
chicken asuse. ssnse and ethsr sutbsildinsa.
Owner, forced to move, will sell At lev hgure
On rsa,s.ssle payment and afTsnse terms fer
Ouinter, Thomas & Company,
81. ,,,, Zeal 3; sW Estate fi.''e's f.n sus
N Hsni.r I W.ssinsfon VI Real ns,ats Bssrd.
Evening star., 1924-03-22

N ust dispose Of property at once. Small
cash payment required and terms res sons BILE.
Possession at Ten Exceptionally large
rooms and two complete baths: ami. For
further details phone Mr.. MURRAY, Main
0645
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
Cen tlnued.
NH~ nnnEMG

NEW uoAEs
!gst ompieted. Tie type OF planning.
.sss,p laeo, saving .,rasssnsI. is.t
The beiit-in garage viii please you. TIE
large Kitchen and pantry space is a reveiatieo
cexsibie to two badchambers; beautiful tiled
bath: cement front porch, exceptional front
Yards; Il. widest ave. s.e. sample No. 1909
daily until pm. Come out to see them and
have S our easy payment plan explained.
CHAs. ID. sAGER.
nm, , Rsaitor and Builder.
COLORED.
MODERN BRICK HOME.
UNUSUAL OFFERING
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
h... = modern NOD brick home, with cellar, furnace
rooms and hath. with the additional improy.
ments ss mentioned mentioned Price. $500. on good /.
prompt possession. Inspect this property
Main 2loo i4ls ky. ST. NV
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
l0lS Vermont Ave. Main AS.
Mr.. KIBkwooD
GE0RGErOwS.
GESTKR-HAA. PLAN
lO rooms and bath. electricity; lot 80 feet
front; sttractive yard.
CLOSE
18th AND COLOMBIA ROAD
10 rooms and . baths: modern heat and
light; very desirable home
NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE
10 rooms and baths; electric light. now
vacant
Mr.. kIRkw0oD.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
Evening star., 1924-03-22

MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN HOME NEAR
riurendon: am.i: outbuildings: ai4 acre.:
grounds Improved. frut and shade; see this
at once: suitable terms can be arranged.
Fine subdivision of 86 lots o1 pike QUE mile
west Of Clarendon. Sale as 4 whole. An op-
portupity. -
DEAN CALDWELL.
". 1897. a27 wooe ward hdg
Ask for Mrs. THURMAN
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Attention, Bride and Groom.

Attention, Bride and Groom.
Have a new well constructed 4-room and
breakfast aIcoye bungalow, ami, new gas
range, laundry trays. large, light and dry
cellar; lot 50x125 in the one-fafe zone; strictly
for s.. .7e0: 500 cash, balanee monthly; pos-
session at once: large list to select from
ERNEST H. SHINN,
6533 Rhode island Ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
81 Phaoe--Hyatts~-EL -.
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Shore Property For Sale II
EDGEWATER BEACH

salt water. Sandy beach. Good road
ali the year. On Washington Annapolis
Baltimore road. 81 milese from Dis
trict line. Mile and half water front.
More than three miles Of drivOways
stantial community Pier No. 3, just
completed at q cost OF 12,600. extend
ing into water 6M feet deep at low
tide. Lots. cottages and BUNGALOWS for
nation. William +. Matteson, Bond
Building. Phone Main 5TT1.
WATER FRONT LOT-on Port 70.
bacco Creek, Ma, 300x1e0. ; mila from
Chapel Point. Finest fishing and duck
JACOBS Boz Ss. Alexandria Va.
Phone 1oa
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Real Estate For Sale
Houaes 20 SEE.
SEE THEgE TODAY

SAAAS = 44410G - 04t&A =
Five and six-room bungalows and
semi-detached houses IN the fA6t-de-
yeioping eouthern extension OF Wood
ridge. n, g. Some q the vsst-conetruct-
reasonably and on exceptionally easy
terms. All modern conveniences. Ex-
celient bus service. An ideal neighbor-
10 ct there, driv i've q SS' 18th ana ri
sts. n .. and up the Baltimore Boule-
ward to Charming st., then turn east;
OF transfer ct 18th and H to the bus
1924 r st. N. w.
for white or coloredl
Al desirable brick residence within
easy walking distance Of al the Gov
ernment departments and only one
block from George Washington Univer-
water heat EoG ana aeG Dacn ar n9s
space. Price only 1850; terms II de-
CARAVAN BROS.
District National Bank Bldg.
Main e329. Franklin 1893.
Colored Property For Sale
2O32 4th st. ~. w. Les Droit Paril--
deep lot. to paved alley. Price. $4,000;
$500 cash and easy terms
121 T ST. n. VS. rooms ana bath:
furnace esrn heat; room for garage; $500;
II rooms and bath; h. ". h.. cleo. !;
garage 1880; easy terms.
1900 Block r st. N. w.
1912 Kenilworth Ave. N. Els rooms
and bath; h. ". h., cleo. lights; lot
6Ox60O;' garage chicken house, fruit
l trees. For sale or rent.
II you wish to sell or buy home see
II. II. Chandler Co.,
1925 U st. N. W. North 1874
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$11,86O
Exceptionally wei Iocatea, west Of
/ 18th street; practically new two-story.
/ tapestry brick, colonial type home, con.
| tanning rooms, tile bath, b. ". a.,
electric lights, front, breakfast and
sleeping porches; hardwood floors and
trim; room for garage. Can be bought
| on less than $1,000 cash; eeasy- monthly
1 payments. This is an UNUSUAL offering
and should be inspected while still
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000
:. This IL real bargain near 18th and
home Of z well-arranged rooms, tile
i bath, n. W. h., electric lights, front and
rear porchea. Lot 25x197 II. makes this
an unusually desirable home, az lots Of
this depth are hard to secure in this
popular section. Reasonable cash pay
ment and SIS month carries interest
| and payments An inspection win con-
vince you Of this valle.
PAULINE WALTERS. Realtress
1850 IRVING ST.
/ COL. 1854.
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PIANO Upright: mahogany case. $6l
t0I = St s. p. Lincoln 6e42.
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1928 RIGGS PLACE N. W.
One room, kitchenette and bath; Pull
man diner; Murphy bed: low rental.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1lO7 New York Ava N w Main 1166
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Miscellaneous

Musical Instruments
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
Teams Appreciate Student Body
Madeline Barrett)

We knew that the student body
would be at the train, but we had an
unexpected surprise from some Of the
students.
Katherine Mccarthy presented Miss
Walker with letter to the teams and
Carol Miller presented Mr.. Moorehead
with letter. The letters were opened
while on the train, and when we read
the letters, wishing us success, with
everyone's names at the bottom, we
were all determined to win.
The biggest surprise came at last
when the Junction game was over.
We knew that "Ma" had a package,
but did not know what was in it.
When the game was over and we
were victorious we all went happily
to bed with an apple in our hand which
Helen Blaine had sent with the follow.
ing note in it.:
ga few of your friends who
admire you and shall miss you
when you are away are sending
you rosy red apples, to eat and
help turn the day.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18

II. B. Spahr of Glenwood refereed
both games and should be congratu.
lated for his good work.
Fruita Games
While watching the Fruita girls
work out before the game anyone would
have thought that the smaller Glen
wood girls wouldn' It haves chance
with their much larger opponents. But
after the ball had been put into play
it was evident that their size only
handicapped them in their speed, as
the visitors outclassed them in every
part of the game. Fruita has had one
of the best girls teams on the slope
for three years and were probably a
little overconfident of winning, and
after the first half the game was very
uninteresting.
Oberly was again high scorer of the
game, and the Glenwood girls played
exceptionally we'll The score was 40
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
The lineup for the game was

The boys' game was more exciting,
but slow. Many fouls were called in
both games, and most of the scoring
was by points from fouls. The game
was rough, to say the least. Skinner,
Fruita's last year captain, played
guard. He is a five year man and
not eligible to play in any conference
games, but was allowed to play in
this non-conference game. Captain
Mechau again played stellar game.
Richardson again was high scorer and
played very brilliant game. Cahill
of Glenwood also played very good
and consistent game. At the end of
the first half the score was 8 to 4
in Fruita's favor, but the game ended
IL to 12 in Glenwood's 3 favor,
The lineup was as follows:
GlenWOod Frni+o q
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
in-in twos and threes until 1o:ao.

in-in twos and threes until 10:30.
At 12:45 we left the Junction and
were homeward bound, victorious and
happy! oh what reception we re-
ceived at the train. Boys band
high school-town people. and yellsl
Maybe you think that the boys and
girls from G.C.H.S. don't feel like
fighting and winning with the school
and town behind them. If you do.
you hit it wrong, SO always forever
we re for you!
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
Mrs. Blaine Passes Away

The student body was very sorry to
learn of the death of Mr.. Blaine Is
mother. IN respect TO Mrs. Blaine,
school was dismissed Tuesday morning.
Every member Of the high school Of
fers his sympathy to Mr.. Blaine and
his family in their hour of grief.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
School Notes
Grand Junction Games

The first game of the trip was pre-
ceded with quite bit Of uneasiness
and nervousness of the teams. Such
Questions as, "Who have they left
from last year?'', CT wonder if play
ing on a larger floor will tire you out
sooner?', and many similar questions
were asked. Junction was determined
to win both games, and had many in
spring notices posted in the Armory
where the games were to be played.
They were also overrunning with pep
and good yells, one section OF the hall
being reserved for. the yelling section
Of the high school. The spectators
and players were aroused to the high
est pitch of enthusiasm by the juno
tion Boys band. The girls game was
called at 1880, and after a few excit-
ing moments while waiting for the
referees whistle to call the players
in position, everyone was groggy with
excitement.
The game started off with a rush.
At first it seemed that both teams
were as evenly matched as possible,
but after a few minutes the ball start
ed rolling in the right direction. The
ball was in either the center court OF
our forward court during the biggest
part of the game. When it did get
into the Junction forward court, il
was soon sent back to our court by the
G.CH.S. guards, Pauline Amichau1
and Blanche Burdge, who, throughout
the game, played very effectively
Lucille Ober1y was high point scorer OF
the game making "a of the 80 points
Lura Day played an exceptional game
as team mate to Lucille, while the two
Moscon sisters at center outclassed any
pair of centers that have played il
this vicinity.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
Tag Day

Saturday, December 13, several of
our high school girls sold tags in order
to obtain money for the Community
Xmas tree. They were all successful
as most of the town people were very
generous. We hope that our tree will
be great success and believe it will
as thousands of stockings are going
to be filled with candy for the chill
dren. A fine program will be given
and all should be there.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
&1aagrh @,1 ssH.
&Sunndp Scu'll@
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching services at II a. m. ano
1880 p. m.
Christian Endeavorer, one-half hour
commencing promptly at 7 p. m.
Midweek meeting on Thursday ~
1880 p. m.
We extend cordial invitation to al
to worship with US.
J. P. CLARK, Minister
1912 Cooper Ave. Phone lsl.
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST SCIENTIs1
DO Cooper Avenue
Sunday school 10 3. m.
Sunday services II a. m.
Subject for next Sunday morning
"Is the Universe, Including Man,
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
Personal
BILLY Darrow)

Mr.. Lloyd Meyers of Silverton is
spending a few days in Glenwood Wis
iting. He was student in Miss Beng
ston's bookkeeping class the first year
she taught.
Conway Abeel, of Larimee, Wyom-
ing, is registered as new member Of
G.C.H.S. The seniors were proud to
welcome him as new member for
their class.
A special Christmas program is to
be given in the high school assemly
Thursday morning, by the public
speaking class.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
The Trip
(Lura Day.

School was dismissed at 10:1O Fri
day morning, to give the basketball
teams real send-off. The t. ans
were accompanied by Andrew J. Dick
son, high school yell leader, and Bos-
worth Croyle, our 'peppy" sideliner.
Of course there was Miss Walker
(Ma) and Mr.. Moorhead (Pa). They
were the real reason for the good be-
havior of the boys and girls all the
way to Grand Junction.
A reception committee was at the
train when we arrived to escort us to
our hotel. Among them was Lyle
Jones, one time member of G.C.H.S.
They took us to ST. Regis hotel, and
after we deposited our baggage, the
coaches allowed us to roam about the
town until o'clock-at that time we
congregated at the New World cafe
for dinner. Some dinner, too, even if
we were in training. After dinner
everybody had to go to bed for a real
rest. Sounds foolish to some people
but-didn't we win some games on it?
7:15 found us at the Armory hall
ready for the big games.
When the games were over the Grand
Junction teams (good losers, too) took
us to a cafeteria for lunch. Black
and orange were predominate colors, of
course, and we must admit that they
certainly know how to treat their Wis
itors. Sandwiches, cocoa, salad and
crackers-oh yes! cake, too, but we
didn't look twice at that-not with
a stiff game on the next night.
We went back to the hotel and after
that followed bed-sleep- up
breakfast shopping sight seeing -
dinner -rest-sleep-th at 8 o'clock
everybody had to get up and get
ready to catch the interurban for
Fruita at 4:10. There was no reeep.
tion committee at Fruita, but we made
our way to the Fruita cafe and dined
on poached eggs and toast. (For fur.
ther information see the basketball
players.)
The big Fruita game began on time
and ended op time. The Fruita teams
took us to the grade school for after.
game refreshments. We had to stay
there until the interurban left and Of
course we had good time, and pee.
pie, we must tell you about our shiek
Not now, though. For particulars
sec Edward Valentino Amichaux.)
If anybody could say what hour II
was when everybody got to bed-and
to sleep-let him speak. The fire
siren in Grand Junction blew twice
during the early morning hours and
some of our poor little boys-and girls
were really scared. The rest of them
sair that they didn't hear it, but we
think they did it just to make the
coaches believe they were sleeping.
Beforehand the teams had gone to
the cafe in n body, but Sunday morn.
ing, beginning with S:45, they strung
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18

believe he ever had SO much attention
in his life.
Ma and "Pa' were one the lob
every minute and if 1t were not for
goodbye, championship and
victory.
That's all.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18

We wish to thank Mr.. Andrews and
all the boys in the band who showed
some real town spirit I'M meeting our
teams last Sunday afternoon. 1t made
our teams "fee1 like a million dol
lars" and gave them stronger de-
termination for championship.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
Evolved by Atomic Forcef"
Wednesday evening service p. m
Reading room open on Wednesda!
afternoon from Q to 4 O'Clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
10 A. M.-sunday school.
II A. M.-Morning worship.


IL A. M.-Morning worship.
DR.. C. W. Hancher, our district su-
perintendent, will be with US at this
service and bring us message on the
theme, "The Christmas Spirit" Come
and enjoy with us the fine message
that he will have for us. The choir
will have music appropriate to the
occasion.
3P. M.-Junior League.
$3.50 P. M.-Epworth League.
7:3O P .M.-Evening worship.
DR.. Hancher win preach at the eve
ming service and all are very cordially
invited to worship with US. Mis-
Florence Thompson will play violir
solo. There will be fine anthem by
the choir. Following the church ser
vice, DR.. Hancher will hold the seconi
quarterly conference.
The Sunday school will give it,
usual Christmas program on Christina
eve at 7:30 o'clock.
| Prayer service, Thursday, 1880 p. m
PHILIP D. NORvELL, Paste,
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
3P. M.-Junior League.
$3.50 P. M.-Epworth League.
7:3O P .M.-Evening worship,
YNo, II Miuht.

OF course the world is not perfectly
right. 1t might be uncomfortable If 1t
ere,
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18
Common Sense.

1t is better to have sound common
sense without eloquence than folly
with fine flow of language.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18

The boys game followed and after
the first few minutes it was plain to
be seen that these teams were both
very evenly matched. Shanks of juno
ton also showed much ability at
guarding and kept the Glenwood for
wards away from the basket through
out the game. However, Richardson
was the star of the game. He was
the main scorer of the game and sur.
passed the others in his floor work
Mcchau and Cahill kept down the scor-
ing by their exceptional guarding.
Lyle Jones, who was formerly a guard
on Glenwood team, was one of the
best men Junction had. The game
was one of the fastest games that has
been played at Junction for several
seasons. There was very little basket
shooting during the game, the game
consisting mostly of guarding, passing,
intercepting passes, dribbling, and
fast floor work. The lineup for the
game follows:
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-18

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