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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21

board ship Girls viii wear mlddieH
Groups viii alt together % Tint they
can sing their songs sealth pictures
viii be shown nt the mixer.
Saturday March Forenoon and
afternoon sessions. 10 u. 2 % 4.
Girls Will be- free 20 go home for
luncheon. 7.3O-C0unc.l fire ~ CryB.
tai Pool All Campfire Girls must
be az the pool ~ O'Clock. Council
fire accommodations for guests linn.
tied Tickets should be secured a.
headquarters as soon as possible
The tickets are 20 cents Tickets DO
not entitie girls 20 conference tags.
Conference registration for Seattle
girls rs 20 cents. All Campfire Girls
should register Immediately 20 that
thoy may secure their tags Wear
your conference tags 20 that people
VIII ask about them. They have the
symbol OF the good ship Camara.
der1o on them. Groups that have
not signed up for exhibits for the
grand council should do 30 az once.
Sunday. March 2-All Campfire
Girls arc 10 wear middies and skirts
20 church. Regulation middiea,
black ties. dark skirts. dark oxfords
and tams. The churches suggested
aro.
The cathedral.
The First Methodist church.
The First Church Of Christ (scisnt.
istl.
Sunday afternoon Campfire tea on
board ship, 10 g. with the Kowato-
homas. under tho leadership Of Miss
Anne Simmons as hostesses.
Tho camaraderie group is furnish
ing tho flowers for the ship opening.
They arc 70 be blue hyaeinths and
daffodils.
MelnA Rogers group is going 10
buy picture for the ship. We
wonder what II viii be.
Tho Campfire Girls, as any other
organization. needs money 90 carry
on It's activities. Tho groups In
Monroe havo for some time been
feeling the need Of room or cot
tnge Of their very own. some place
that viii represent headquarters
10 them where they can carry on
their work and tho numerous other
activities connected with Campfire
As n first step in the possible
possession OF such a place. the girlr
and their guardians are sponsoring
n novel method for beginning q
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Personal

Mrs W, vs. FelEor and daughter
Miss Nellie Fclger. who haze been
la California Tor several weeks. are
expected home about March 1.
Mrs. l.. sohoenfcld and her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Joseph Gardner. have gone
90 California for a visit OF several
weeks.
Mrs w. b. Martin has returned
from Los Angeles and will be az
homo after March /. az 80 Ilaw'
thorne square.
Mrs J. NJ Frink and Mrs c. A.
G. Rochester left Wednesday for
California on a months trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Ames left
yesterday by motor for California
on a visit OF several weeks
Mrs Thomas Green and daughter
Miss HortenAo Green. who left IN
January for abroad. arc spending
this week In Aigiers
Mrs. Tracy Robertson. aocompan'
led by her daughter. Mrs Charle'
Dressler Murphy. will arrive from
California about March !.
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VIII Celebrate
Golden WeddiRg

In celebration OF the golden wed
ding anniversary Of Mr. and MrE
u. ". Paris. OF S555 18th ave, n. W.
invitations have been Issucd 20 n rc
ccptlon at the Grown Hill church
Ninth ave. ". w. and w. sTth st.
on Monday evening. February Is. al
s o'clock.
Preceding the reception at tbs
church there viii DO n family re
union dinner at the homo Of Mr.
and Mrs. Paris. with six children
and fourteen grandchildren partlel
patlnE.
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POSTPONE MEETING
SEATTLE CIRCLE.
SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB

The Seward Social and Literary
club has planned a Washington
birthday card party for Friday after.
noon. February %. at 2 o'clock. at
the Lakewood clubhouse. a silver
offering win be taken at the door
and the funds received win aid the
Educational Loan fund sponsored by
the Washington State Federation OF
Women's Clubs. which assists young
women financially TO acquire an edu.
cation. Favors will be awarded each
table and at the conclusion of the
afternoon there will bc the service
OF tea.
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. r. s. COPELAND, Mrs Il. r. Davis,
Mrs. Anton Duis, Mrs. ". w. Taylor.
Mrs. T. VI. Drotning. Mrs. II. T.. Mil.
Ter, Mrs. c. u. Mccoy. Mrs. r.. r.
Robb, Mrs. Robert c. league and
Mrs. II. r. Wheeler, president Of the
club.
At the last meeting OF the orRani.
zation, the members went on record
as opposing the change OF the name
OF Mount Rainier and sent n mes.
sage TO our representatives In Wash.
lngton, ID. c., TO that effect. The
club passed a resolution pledging
themselves TO flve.minute conserva.
ton on party telephones. This reso-
luton will be brought before the
City Federation.
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Exhibition of
Filipino Curios

Mrs. Charles X. Bliss has cards
out for a small exhibition Of Filipino
curios. illustrating the life and dress
OF our island possessions.
Tho affair will be informal and win
be given al the Lakeside Day School
Tor Boys. S2s ssth ave. n. Friday
afternoon. at $50 o'clock. Mrs, Bliss
viii give a short talk on the manners
aud customs OF the Filiplnos.
AZ the tea hour Mrs. c. {. Bron.
son and Mrs. Fred Holmes will dis
penss the Inequalities OF tho tea
table.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MA inosOO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Musie-Louise Raymond Owens
Parties WiU Fete Mrs. Bone; Mrs. Hiq0ins tc
GiUe FareWeH Luncheon

A farewell honor 20 Mrs Rogor
~ Morse Bone. who Is removing
20 California 90 mako her home,
Mrs Walter James Wand has issued
invitations 20 a tea az her residence
ON Thursday afternoon. February IS.
nom 4 until o'clock.
Another affair planned 10 eompli.
ment Mrs Bone and also 70 honor
Mrs Hcbcr Hampton Mclean lEv-
clyu Ianol. Is the bridge OF four
tables Miss Angela Mcclellan win
givc az her home on Tuesday after
noon. tho seth.
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Small Luncheon TO
Honor Mrs. TrdUiS

Mrs John c Higgins win enter.
tain with a small luncheon on Fri.
day afternoon at tho sunset club In
honor OF Mrs John lam Travis.
who. with Mr., Travis. viii remove
next week 10 Portland 20 make her
home.
Invitations have been confined 20
intimate friends OF tho honor guest.
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90 a previous lecture SVEN IN o.
sobor OF last year. sponsored BY the
guild. his subject win deal with his
extended visit IA tho orient, treated
from an entirely different angle
Tho proceeds viii benefit 81. nar-
nahas chapel Tickets may be OBJ
tained from Mrs. Francis J, Arm.
strong. treasurer Of the guild. from
amy guild member. or may be pur-
chased az the door on the evening
OF the lecture.
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Real
Value

of the Salad plants was
unknown until somc
blessed soul discovered
tho combination of oil
and vinegar!"
The true delightof Salads
was unknown until the
discovery of tho combi-
nation Of new-laid eggs,
oil, vinegar and spices
that makes
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Tolcel Sholper and Va

For the pleasure OF Miss Elizabeth
Dunnayen. who VIII DO a bride OF
the early summer. Mrs. Charles
Frank Chandler entertained with a
towel shower and valentine tea at
her homo on Saturday afternoon.
February 10. Seventeen guests
were present.
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Luncheon Hostess

To compliment Miss Helen Smith.
Of Juneau. whose wedding 20 Mr..
John cass. OF Pasadena. will tnko
place February g. At the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house. Miss Mar,
gueri,s Bone will entertain ten In.
innate friends Of the honor guest
at luncheon on Tuesday afternoon.
February IS. at the Sunset club.
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DR.. Go,cen VIII Speak

Responding 70 general request.
DR.. Herbert II. Gowsn viii deliver
a lecture on Tuesday evening.
March 4. al o'clock. at the home
Of Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary. He win
speak under the auspices Of ST.
Barnabas' guide. and. corresponding
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Small Dinner
Before Dance

Miss AehSa Lou Powell has
planned small dinner AZ her home
on Thursday evening. February Is.
before tho Junior League ball at
tho Masonic temple.
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Architects Wiues' Club

Mrs r. =. Jarvis. OF the Won.
ems University club handbag play
ers. win read for tho members OF
tho Architects Wives club on Wed.
nesday afternoon. February 81. at
o'clock. At the homo OF Mrs David
Myers. 1919 sTth ave.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. BdltSndn

The Monday Practice club win en-.
terrain with a luncheon at the sun.
50, club on February IS. IN honor %
Mrs. Frederick Bausman. who has
Just returned from Europe.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
or wAgufNCTD&

Princess Angelina parior No ?. y.
%. w. win give card party on
washlngton's birthday at Dartnal'a
cafeteria. February 20. Friends and
members invited.
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Plan Annual Dance

The Griffin Murphy business col
lego viii give its annual dance on
Friday evening. February 20. at the
Mount Baker park clubhouse.
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Entertninina al Dillner

Col. and Mrs. Alexander 81. weth.
erin win entertain eighteen guests
az dinner AZ their home on Thurs.
dry evening. February Is. preceding
the Junior league ball
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Orthopedic Shops Closed
ON Holiddu

The orthopedic Tea and Thrift
shops win be closed all day Friday
in honor Of tho birthday OF George
Washington.
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LADY STIRLING
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON

Princess Angeilne parlor, No. 2,
n. ID. w. win hold It's regular
monthly card party at Dartnalfs
cafeteria. Second and Madison, on
Friday evening. February %. All
friends and members are invited.
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POSTPONE MEETING

on account OF the annual ball of
Seattle Post No. IS. American Le.
gion. which Is to be held on Wash.
ington's birthday. the regular meet.
ing Of tho auxiliary OF that date
has been postponed TO February 20.
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RAINIER CAME. u. n. a

Rainier Camp, Royal Nelghbors OF
America, No. 1872. has planned "A
series OF progressive whist parties.
the first TO take place on Monday
evening, February rs. Mt $3.50
o'clock. at Swedish Club hall.
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oRAToRIcAL CONTEST

YIN lOAhiNAb SCsN A 10
The program for the oratorical
contest held by Sons Of the Amer'"an
Revolution. will DO held Thursday
evening, at y. m. ut Broadway
high school auditorium.
Tho numbers are:
Vocal soio--'w aitinR'' .......... Willard
Julia Rose, broadway High School
FRANCIS Marion" ......s.. Alex Khplan
Garfield High School.
John Paul Joncsf ......... Porter Reno
Broadway High School.
George Washington" .....Ai Salisbury
Queen Anne High School.
Marquis dc Lafayette" 80. Ellda Ayrcs
Ballard High School.
Violin solo-"Cabatina" ......... Rolf
Betty ward. accompanied by Maty All
son, Garfield High Bchooi.
Nathaniel Greene" 49,. Stephen Nelson
Lincoln High School.
George Washington ....Jsmea Murphy
Roosevelt High school
Marquis de Lafayette" 80. Esther Hail
Franklin High School.
Vocal solo--"Ahl ! Have Sighed 20
Rest Ne" .................... Verdi
Otis De Lay. Broadway High school
Judges; DR.. Idilburn Merrill. Mr..
Charles II. Paul. Mr.. Paul Coughlin.
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BENEFIT GARD PARTY

A benefit card party will be given
on Tuesday afternoon. February 20.
at Providence hospital. by st. Vim.
cent auxiliary OF st. vincent's Home
for the Aged.
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Women's Clubs

urged 20 attend. There VIII be a
short patriotic program and Com
rade Avery. OF Kent. viii speak.
POSTPONE MEETING
on account OF Friday being n lie.
gal holiday. tho Seattle cIty.wide
Democratic club has postponed ia
meeting until February 20. at Mcves
cafeteria, at IL noon.
SEATTLE CIRCLE,
NO. $40
Neighbors Of woodcraft, Seattle
circle. No. $40. will hold a card par.
~ Friday evening. February %. at
Swedish Club hall, Eighth ave. and
Olive st.
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woMAN's CENTURY
CIIIR

The literature and travel depart
nent Of tho woman's Century club
win meet Friday. February %, at II
a. m, at the Y. w. c. a. The
building committee will meet Friday.
at 1926 y. m. at the Y. w. c. Al;
Mrs. L. o. Jones. chairman. The
regular meeting viii be held at 2
p. m. The program at 3 o'clock
viii be in charge Of Mrs. w. w.
Munger. chairman Of the parlia-
mentary procedure department.
Vocal music by Mr.. Robert Bradley.
Of the Cornish school. An address
will be given by Mr.. II. ID. Mcken-
zie, assistant professor OF sociology
At the UnIversity Of washington.
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COL. ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Colonel Ellsworth circle. Ladies' OF
the G. A. r., will meet in Veterans'
hail. Armory. Friday. February %,
NJ 100 p. m. Initiation and impor'
tant business meeting. Members
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nANrr pnarpnNrn
CLUB PLANS

CLUB PLANS
LARGE PARTY
Tho Eastern Star club has ar,
ranged a whist. bridge and nah
jongg party for Saturday evening.
February -. at sac o'clock. a,
Nor,on's cafeteria. 1873 Second ave,
Members and friends invited.
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SPECIAL SERVICES

SPECIAL SERVICES
The Madison VI. r. church, which
is holding special services at the
church every evening at 7:3o o'clock
viii have an all-day meeting on Fri.
day. February %.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
CHAPTER 40.

CHATTER 40.
r. 20.
Chapter 40. p. Z. o.. viii meet
with Mrs. f. w. Meisnest. 470S
18th ave. ". T.. on Friday. Febru-
airy q. at p. m. Anniversary.
LADY STIRLING
CHAPTER, d. a. X.
Lady Stirling chapter. u. a. X.
will commemorate the birthdays OF
Washington and Lincoln at a
luncheon to be given on Friday.
February %, at the home Of Mrs.
w. II. Oliver. 1854 goth ave. n.
Contributing to the entertainment
OF the afternoon viii be musical
numbers by Miss Ruth Meredith
and papers read by Mrs. Eliza
Ferry Leary. on Mount Vernon;
on citizenship written by Mrs.
J. s. Mckee and read by Mrs. a. J.
TrumbuIl, and a patriotic reading by
Mrs. Kathryn Markham.
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PARLIAArENTARY cLAss

PARLIAMENTARY CLASS
Rainier Valley parliamentary class
viii meet Monday. February IS. at
1850 y. m. al the Columbia library.
DANCE POSTPONED
The dance planned BY tho Arisio
club. OF tho Union oil Co. for March
1, has been postponed 20 Saturday.
March IS. az Queen Anne hall.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

RAINIERNoBLE POST BENEF1T
Under the direction Of Mra. WI.
liam Kinney an chairman. ably as
sisted by her community. n benefit
for tho American Legion auxiliary
20 Rainior.Noblo Post No. will b.
given Tuesday evening. February &c.
az Greenwood hall. ssrd and Green.
wood ave.
A splendid musical program has
been prepared and there will be n
five minute talk by Ralph Hall. past
commander OF tho post. which will
be followed by a dance and refresh.
ments. Miss Nina Burns orchestra
will furnish the music for the dance
and election returns will be an
nounccd during the evening.
woMAN's CITY CLUB
The woman's City club OF Seattle
Is planning an interesting course Of
training thru its municipal citizon'
ship course. OF which Mrs. Henry
Landes IL chairman. This commit.
teo Is 10 conduct series OF trips TO
tho different departments OF our cl,y
government. visiting institutions over
which these departments have con
troll.
These trips are for members only
and n small fec will be charged 20
cover expenses. The first excursion
Is to be an auto trip to FirIands.
The party will start at IL o'clock on
Tuesday morning. February 20. from
tho Y. w. C. A. Autos viii bo a,
tho entrance to tako tho party TO
Firlands. Luncheon will DO served
out there and DR.. II. NJ. Read. OF the
city health department. viii conduct
the party over tho institution.
The number OF members who may
avail themselves OF this opportunity
is limited TO thirty.fivc. Those wish
ing TO mako reservations are request.
cd to phone Mrs. Il. T.. coIyillc,
RA nier.2i09, at once.
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Girls have already registered for
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09
DWIGHT B. HEARD
OUT FOR GOVERNOR

Dwight B. Heard Of Phoenix will
be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor at the prt-
mary September 9. Mr.. Heard an
nounced his candidacy last Satur-
day following mass meetings in Phoe-
nix and Mesa in which hundreds OF
citizens requested that he enter the
race on a platform calling for strict
business administration of the affairs
of the state of Arizona.
Mr.. Heard was born in Boston,
Mass, in 1869, of old pioneer stock
He came to Arizona in 1896 and pur-
chased a farm west of Phoenix.
Since that time he has been one or
the leading factors in movements
for the advancement of Arizona, CIV
ing freely, of his time and energy
for every progressive movement for
the betterment Of the state. AS one
of the water commissioners OF Mari
lcopa county he was prominently iden-
titled in the campaign for the Roose-
Welt dam, and at that time conducted
an active fight for public instead OF
private ownership.
In 1906 Mr. Heard was chosen as
chairman of the committe of repre-
sentative citizens who in Washing
ton conducted an active campaign
against the joint statehood bill and Sc
cured the passage of the Foraker
amendment, giving Arizona the op-
portunity for separate statehood
In 1902 kindred interests in irriga-
ton and conservation matters started
friendship between Mr.. Heard and
Theodore Roosevelt, and this friend
ship continued until the latter
death
Mr.. Heard has always been an IN
defatigable worker in matters OF pup
lie interest, but he has never sought
public office. For many years ne
was president of the Arizona Good
Roads association and the Arizona
Cattle Growers association, ana for
several years served as president OF
the National Live Stock assoclatlon
During the war he was president or
the Arizona Council of Defense, max
ing a successful and organized drive
for increased food production in Arlz-
ona. Last year he was elected
director OF the United States Cham
ber of Commerce, representing the
6lSnt lnIoTmOunldlu StdIoS-
tivitiess in favor of a reduction IN
railway rates, cooperative marketing
and irrigation development are wen
known throughout the west,
Mr.. Heard is president of the Arl-
zona Pimacotton Growers assocla-
ton, which has been making de-
cided success in increasing the pros
perity Of the cotton producer.
He is actively engaged in farming
live stock production and in land de-
velopment He was a member OF the
first conservation congress, called IN
Washington by Theodore Roosevelt
in 1908. He is president OF the
company publishing The Arizona Re-
publican and is a member OF the
western advisory board OF the Asso-
! ciated press.
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OFFICIAL MINUTES
Board Of Supervisors, Navajo County, Arizona

Chairman the Board of Supervisors
present
Owens Peterson
the Clerk G he Board
The meeting purpose of appointing member to
of
considering petitions County
insufficient
supplement
deferred
considered Mrs Elder from the Social Ser
o Murray
nh her with $4,000 month for the period of three months for
and treatment.
from the people Euron
School District praying for voting district in said district and the Board
UNANIMOUSLY agreed ando be granted
Union Oil
in
consideration made the following order:
Upon the petition Milan and others duly filed in the
o.
the Taylor subdivision thirty nine and one half A feet wide and
point the dneated and shown the plat of said subdv
County
notices Affecting Real Estate. IT. ia
said will interest
the ns South East en q - OF 1e The North North west Ts. IN M M
Of section Thirty 500 Township Nineteen 9 North Range sixteen e
and Meridian.
THEREFORE, Railroad
described be- and hereby vacated and abolished
public Street and the said Board OF by virtue OF the u
hereby dsam right t claim in
in before 4Bsq
This resolution of su
ordered thai:
minutes the Board of and
recorded in the office of the County Recorder
WALLACE ELLSWORTH
Clerk. Board Supervisors
Chairman Board Supervisors
There being meeting
in regular session May 9Th 1924
WALLACE ELLSWORTH, m
Supervisors
Chairman. Supervisors
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09

LESSON TEXT-II Kings Hills.
GOLDEN TEXT-"Be strong in the
Lord, and in the power or His might"
--Eph. 6:10.
PRIMARY TOPIC-A Kind Woman
Saves a Baby King.
JUNIOR TOPIC-The Story of a Boy
King.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
Goods Ha I'd in Human Affairs.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
'IC-What Jehoiada Meant to judah.
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09
sz.As
CHURCH al1S TT
zSu1i1aB Sci,alls
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
w. l.. Martin. Pastor

Bible school 9:45 a. IN.
Preaching at II a. m. and s p. m.
G. e. Meeting at p. m.
Mid-week meeting Thursday even
ing
Junior C. E. Monday at 4 p. M
Mothers Day will be observed at
the morning service, the music and
sermon being appropriate to that day.
In the evening a special musical
program will be given, with short
sermon by the pastor.
AT the morning service Mrs. Frank
Farnsworth will sing and Mr.. Porter
Rhodes will play violin solo.
A cordial invitation to all to attend
these services.
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09
When Success Fails

There is no failure more heartbreak-
ing and disastrous than success which
leaves God out Of the bargain. If
you are simply setting out in life to
amass mere material success, fame
created or position gained, then sue
cess will be the most dismal and dis
astrous failure.-G. Campbell Morgan.
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09
N. EL.CHURCH
". q. L. Enveart. Pastor

Rev. 0. L. Enyeart, Pastor
1870 A. M. Sunday School.
1e:45 A.. nj. Morning Service
100 p.. m. Epworth League.
500 p. m. Evening Sermon
in7:30 p. m. Thursday Evening.
Mid-week prayer service.
Revival Services will start Sunday
May 4th.
Rev. Ireland Evangelist
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09
The Extent of Usefulness

Our duty is to be useful. not accord
ing to our desires, but to our powers
-Evangelical Visitor.
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09
BAPTIST CHURCH

h6Y. i. f. EIgIn, PaSCOF
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
The pastor is away attending the
Arizona Baptist Convention; there
will be no preaching services.
B. Y. P. U. at Z p. IN.
Prayer service Wednesday D. m
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Held In Womans Club room.
Every Sunday at II A. M.
Wednesday evening at s P. M.
Sunday School 9:45 A. NJ.
A cordial invitation to all.
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCC

Rev. j. .. Barrette
On Sundays:-Frst Mass at 8 a. m.
sermon in Spanish.-Second Mass at
10 a. m. sermon in English. After
the second mass Sunday School in
English.
7:30 p. m. Evening Devotion.
On Week Days-Mass every morning
at 8 a. M, Monday and Tuesdays
services in Holbrook.
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09

ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
:. Rev. G. v. Harris. Vicar.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Evening Service 7:45 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all our services.
The Winslow mail., 1924-05-09
FOUR FOLD GOSPEL ASsEMBl

FOUR FOLD GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
206 West First Street
Rev. T. N. Carter. Jr. Pastor and
Mrs. r. N. Carter. Jr., Assistant
Pastor.
Sunday y-schooi at S:45 and Sunday
p.orning Services at 11:00 A. NJ.
/. Evening Services at 1880 p. M.
: Tuesday night Bible study at 7:30
in the Assembly Hall.
Divine Healing Services every Fri
day afternoon at 3. at COS Warren Ave