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The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

L. c. Scribner and c. c. Carlson went south for the holidays on the Alaska last week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

J. G. Grant returned on the Prin- cess Mary Tuesday for a three weeks visit to Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

Judge William G. Thomas and H. D. Campbell returned on the where they had been attending court.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

Attractive prices on pyralin Ivory. OVerstocked. Buy while our line is complete. WHEELER DRUG co
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

FOR SALE-Good sized heating stove. Price $250. Inquire at Sen tinel office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

J. P. Hayes returned on the Vic toria Tuesday from a few weeks visit in Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

Louis Lemieux is home from Ju- neau for the holidays.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

Mrs. Oscar Carlson returned Sat. urday from a visit to Petersburg.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

Charles Moore and Norman Bakke returned Tuesday from a short visit outside.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-17

Buy your Christmas candies al the Den o'Sweets.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15
Gleanings From, Our Exchanges
SIGNS OF PROGRESS

There developments taking place under the
of Haemtes which tell tale of the of the
far eloquent than words The Odd Fellows of New York
State building magnificent apartment house that will bring
in handsome net income The Prince Hall Masons conte
plating doing the thing which will also include auditorium
their property The Hotel Bemen have purchased and
fitting for early occupancy beautiful home St Mich
oas Avenue Their home has been paid for in cash and large
cash balance remains in the bank the proceeds of the sale of
their downtown home ST. Marks church. Rev. John Robinson
pastor is building its magnificent temple the
pan When the practical picturesque edce the Park Side is
completed will be practically free of debt due to the sale of the
Fhrd Street church and its other parcels The thing
practically true of Mt Ovet Rev. W. Hayes pastor which
has purchased the Lnox Avenue Temple Methods have
devised whereby Mother Zion A. church. Rev. Brown
pastor and Salem M E. church. Rev. p A. Cullen, PASTOR
funding their obligations without serious danger of unowa
consequences The Association of Trade and Commerce
pairing systematic drive to be launched in the early fall for the
purpose Of securing larger and closer commercial cooperation
among the cored business Of Harlem Two stable coored
companies are planning to invade the New York and
New Jersey fields Thirty thousand dollars has already
raised by coord citizens toward the Endowment Of nat
byteran Medical Center These and score Of other good big
things are maturing n Harlem which are signs q promising
permanent future for the in the New York
News fty' st'N ~ .ss ft.sH.E - - - -
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15
America1izatiOn Series
EDMONIA LEWIS-SCULPTRESs

Edmona Lewis New 1s45 Her mother
private schools Catholic
institution she taught the primary principles
When
jamn Franklin 1t inspired desire to
man. William Lloyd Garrison the abolionst attracted
ambition
sculptor The
envisioned.
1866 had
COL Robert Gould Shaw which
tracted wide
studies later
where established studio
and Italian and became mbued with the beauties Latin
Among Of her noted THE The
Death Of Cleopatra Asleep The Hawaha "Mdon
Infant
John Brown Charles
Most OF her At the Chicago Worlds
Lewis prominent exhibitor the admiration
favorable comment Of connoisseurs Of h.S. *
She occasional visitor
she invariably visited Chicago these trips the the M
Jchn
. her homo Forence. 5sS. "
married. her beautiful villa With the
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

darker skin than ours. Let US not
rest till we have reached the lowest
man and the farthest man in the
world, for his salvation. The
fundamental fact that death did not
end His (Christ Jesus) career, nor
His personal leadership and power
with His followers. On the contrary.
1t is fact of history that He over
came death and returned to His dis
ciples with q greater inward and
spiritual power than before. From
that Easter experience onward
through the centuries. Christians by
the millions, when their vision was
clearest, have believed that they have
had His spiritual presence with them
!. =. In their best moments they
have said with Paul. II live; yet not
I, but Christ liveth in me-" And
now because they share His spirit.
they expect to share His victory over
death. and to inherit q glorious i'm
mortality.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

tended all the services throughout
the week. The out-of-town visitors
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Bla-
key, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Williams
and little daughter Mildred, Miss
Edna Haynes Of Yankton, the Robin
SON family Of Brookings, 8. D.. Mr..
and Mrs. Harris OF Mitchell, 8. D.,
and Mrs. Halle Whitfield Of Pipe
stone. MINI. The whole affair proved
a grand success.
Mr.. E. C. Collins returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit in the South.
He reports lovely time.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Murray and
daughter Phyllis will leave Tuesday
morning, by motor. for New York.
Mrs. Helen Haynes and Mrs. Free
man entertained at six o'clock din
ner Monday evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Murray.
Mrs. Mary Nichols of Chicago. Ill.
was given a farewell party Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles
Warden. Mrs. Nichols leaves for Chi
cago Tuesday.
Mrs. w. M. withers and Mr.. Har-
ry Mitchell. Jr., are on the sick list.
Mrs. James Crowder had as dinner
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Muir
ray and daughter Phyllis.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

(Dr. HI. Il. Peabody, Appleton, Wis.,
The Christian should believe pro-
foundly In the infinite creator, loving
Father of all mankind, who requires
His devotees to treat all men as
brothers. The moral being of God!
This is the real fundamental and cor
nerstone Of true religion. Close be-
side 1t is this other fundamental, that
Christ Is the Son Of God. His supreme
revelation-"He that hath seen me
hath seen the Father" and "The
words that speak unto you speak
not of myself; but the Father that
dwelleth in me, He doeth the works"
Who ever believes these fundament-
ais concerning the God and Savior
Of mankind need not be disturbed In
his religious faith, whatever contro-
versy arises over less important mat
ters. There Is no other way Of
living that will bring men to God
(. or heaven. Thousands Of
people who firmly believe In the old
theologies are perishing today be-
cause they have not these greater
fundamentals in their hearts and
lives. Let them all believe this great
gospel and live. With these real fun
damentals burning in our hearts and
growing In our daily lives. let us go
and plant the standard oe the cross
In every slum. In every mansion. and
on earth's darkest coast. !. Let ~
clasp hands in the universal brother
hood Of man whom God gave them .
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

and the fairest flowers of our race
women are in the thick of the
contest with votes pouring in by
the thousands from friends and
relatives.
Above are but few of the beau
ties who have sent their photo
graphs to Madame Mamie High
tower, Beauty Culturist of Inter
national Repute and extraordinary
Benefactress of the Race.
But even from this small group
readers may gain some idea of the
thousands Of girls who have en-.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

ers and progressive college girls,
minister's wife, clever sales wom-
en-, office girls and factory girls
all are united in the one effort to
achieve the Queenly Crown, and
win the gorgeous Hudson Super
Six Coach, or one Of the five free
trips to Atlantic City with q fasci-
mating 500 trousseau free.
From so to 100 votes are packed
with each of the Golden Brown
Beauty Preparations, which have
made Madame Mamie Hightower
known as q friend Of our race
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15
CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP

Since the the BuenAppeal change of owner
ship has Mr. Howell has disposed of his interest in
the paper employees Messrs Mneau and Boden
The taking the torch from the hands of the late
publisher of the responsibility it imposes They will
carry the policy that has the BuletnAppea
its distinctive reputation best to be found
journalism.
There urgent the continuance of the Bulletin
Appeal this community 1t has mission to fulfill in carrying
fight against repression and oppression against and
injustice unreasonable prejudice of white
people We believe the needs strong fight
its battles for constitutional rights
of opportunity will not open of its accord The
rights enjoyed the due large
the efforts of the little than
forty there but few hundred Coored people
siding Twin Cities At that time the only occupations
with the railroads. hotels and barber shops few
philosophical raceoving pioneers, effort to
easier for those who would after their
Demise realized the necessity newspaper champion and
depths their pockets established the forenner of
what the BuetinAppea The first paper known
Western Appeal Through the ntrepdy of the Western
peal edtorhe Frederick D. Parker-the
barriers began fall and results obtained The late John
Adams took cdge when his stepped down
from the editorial chair forty and valian and reent
essy carried the fight the the day of his unme
y death.
From the Western Appeal to the uen-Appea far cry,
but the combat continues against the the begin
nnge demon of prejudice Today there several thou
sand Cored people the State of Minnesota whose rights would
be in jeopardy without paper protect them The
sy of paper increases proportion to the increase
ulaon In assuming the ownership of the BuetnAppea
be of interest to its friends to know that of the
prietor present edorwas lifelong and intimate friend
Frederick Parker and John Adams He contrbut-
editor the paper while resident of another city under the
regime of both editors be said that he has always evnced
interest the welfare of the people of this section and
hap than other better able to follow in the
footsteps of his departed friends and do justice the
their manhood and the things for which they stood.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

tered into the spirit of Madame
Hightower's National Beauty Con-
test.
North, East South and West
all are represented among the
lovely contestants. From small cit
les, and towns, and hamlets, from
the teeming cities like Chicago and
San Francisco, from mountain and
from valley-from everywhere in
our country come .Eese myriads OF
the very cream Of race girls.
Bankers wife and shoemaker's
daughter, handsome school teach
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

MEMPHIS, TENN. - Glorious
girls and winsome women Of our
race from nearly every state in
the Union are vieing with each 9TH
er for the honor of being Beauty
Queen.
All the way from the rock bound
coast of Maine to lovely Louisiana
on the Gulf, from historic Bos-
ton to Los Angeles and the
Golden West, here. there and
everywhere interest is increasing,
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15
SIOUX FALLS NEWS

Mrs. H. Mitchell and Mrs. Matte
Taylor returned Sunday from four
weeks trip throughout Illinois.
They report . wonderful time.
The seven-day rally and Emancipa-
ton Proclamation celebration being
sponsored BY the members Of st.
Ioh4's Baptist Church ended Sunday
with = big basket dinner at Liens
Park. A great number Of people At
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15
ST. PAUL BAPTIST NOTES

The pastor being absent on busi-
ness in Chicago. services were con-
Quoted BY the assistant pastor and
co-worker. Mr.. Joseph Hudson. The
services were good and. well attend
ed. With one addition to the church.
The Offering was SIS.
Don't forget the Baby Contest to
be given at the church August fs. at
$3.50 ?, NJ. u.
The pastor q expscted 70 nll the
pulpit Sunday nofnins. -. :
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

women, and an untiring worker
in behalf of greater loveliness.
Through her Golden Brown Chem
lists Of Memphis, Tenn, she has
constantly discovered newer and
finer preparations for maintaining
our age-old standard Of feminine
loveliness.
The great contest does not close
until midnight, Sept. Is, 1925,
and dozens Of thousands of our
women are saving the free votes
that come with each preparation
and casting them for their favorite.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15


avhy charities communcant
Catholic Church.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-15

Undenomnatonal
other
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-16
Toots From The
Round House
By Charles Erickson

Lets go! gang. Now that The Mail
has donated a space for the benefit
of the mechanical department, let's
spill the, beans on ourselves as well
as everyone else.-C. E., Ed:
In last weeks issue of The Wins
low Mail an item appeared announc-
ing that the West End Santa Fe Social
clubs dance was held in Kelly's Pas
time hall We wish to correct this,
as the "big time" was given in the
West End Pavilion.
The entertainment committee of the
West End Santa Fe Social club, con-
sisting of o. E. Wickham, G. P. Harris
and r. E. Bush, have announced that
all arrangements have been completed
for the big masquerade ball to be
Shoe repair service at any hour.
City Electric Shoe Shop.
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-16

held in the West End pavilion on jan
uary 22nd. Bring your friends.
A good number of employees in the
round house have been going 'roun6
and round over the oil excitement
and prospects at Holbrook.
Eddie Clark should make a good
editor some day. He has natural
gift for romping on the reporter.
In order for D. c. Wade to "step
out among 'em' Frank Seigmund is
working the p. m. to II midnight
shop timekeeping shift and Doug"
keeps company with the owls from
IL to s a. m.
G. w. Barstow spent last week in
Phoenix George got tired of lug
ging heavy coat so made the trip
to rest up and thaw out.
Jose r. Chavez went to Laguna last
week after receiving a telegram to
the effect that his little boy is very
ill.,
VIM. Reeves is quite sick and in
bed at home with a touch of flu.
Domingo Mediano has resigned his
position here and is leaving for old
Mexico shortly.
Machinist Solomon Day reported
for work last Monday morning. Sol
has been incapacitated nearly month
on account of sickness.
Mrs. A. Ortez has been taken to the
Los Angeles hospital on account of
i'll health. Mr.. Ortez accompanied
! her and will remain until his wife is
past danger.
Jim Kiely says our snow makes
the weather ideal for-Eskimos.
| Federal Locomotive Inspector Chas.
L. Grossman, gave our power the
''once over" last Thursday
| w. G. Camp was in Ash Fork We'd
nesday, on company business.
r. N. Ames, head timekeeper, spent
Thursday adjusting affairs in Ash
Fork and Williams.
Danny Mcbride went to Los Angeles
and will return with his wife, who
has been confined in the Santa Fe
hospital for the past six weeks, hav-
ing had to undergo a serious opera
ton for gall stones.
Extra! Stanard Nesting has
entered the hog business. Anyhow
he has two real cute Guinea pigs.
Be that it may, "Blondy'' Klein
worth lost 377a cents last Tuesday
| by coming late.
Little Bo Peep &c. P. Harris) can
stay home evenings now and practice
has returned to her home at Sunshine,
Arizona
Heep Big Chief, Chas. Kie, is in
Los Angeles on personal business.
Polite Peevea has returned from his
holiday vacation and is again hard
at work.
| R. E. (Barney Googlel Bush was
} Special repair work on ladies' shoes
at City Electric Shoe Shop.
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-16

Evelyn Carver, Genevieve Pearson,
Mesdames Pete Hesser and Arthur
Neil, and Messrs. Jack Gullihorn,
Homer Thomas, VIM. Fertig, Ralph
Bush, and Arthur Neil.
Bridge Club Meets
The Monday night bridge club met
Monday evening, January 12 at the
home of Mrs. c. A. Houck. Mrs
Horace Evans, Miss Ruth Goldsworthy
and Miss GENEVA Fisher were guests
for the evening. Others present were
Mrs. c. B. Henderson, Mrs. c. J,
Brooks, Mrs. w. C. Chase, Mrs. F. w
Neil, Mrs. A. ]. Robillard, Mrs. J. N
Gruhl, Mrs. F. B. Grim, Mrs. James
CIaffey, Mrs G. A. Hansen, Mrs. c.
A. Houck, Guest prize was won by
Miss Fisher and Mrs. c. A. Hansen
won the prize for high score.
Honor Mrs. Eastman
The color bearers and guards of the
Maccabee lodge surprised Mrs. Robert
Eastman Monday evening. The de-
lightful affair was planned in honor
of Mrs. Eastman, who has been cap
, Cd1H OL Tie SudIu LOT SIX years. OHe
was presented a beautiful hand bag
by her guests as a token of their
great regard. Following a social
evening, refreshments were served
,, Those present were: Mrs Hughes
Mrs. Christensen, color bearers, anC
guards, Mrs. Heimer, Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Yoder, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs Jar
man, Mrs. Kutcher, Mrs. Howe, Mrs
Holm, Mrs. Mahan, Mrs. Shanks, Mrs
Warman, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Downey
and Mrs. O'Hara.
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-16
Back to Hospital

Gilbert Hunter, signal man for the
Santa Fe, returned this week to the
hospital at Los Angeles for further
treatment. A wound on his foot suf-
fered in a speeder accident a few
weeks ago, refused to heal properly.
He had been released from the hos
pital few days before.
Receives Valued Gift
Chas. Erickson, the Winslow rep
resentative of the news department of
the Santa Fe magazine, was the re-
cipient, this week of complete set
of Redpaths history of the world. sent
him by the management of that mag
azine in appreciation of his work the
past year.
In Phoenix Tuesday
Rev. W. L. Martin was in Phoenix
on Tuesday to attend the monthly
meeting of the board of the Arizona
Christian Missionary society of which
he is chairman. He remained over
Wednesday to attend an evangelistic
rally at Glendale, participated in by
all the Christian churches of the
state.
Busey Leaves Singer Co.
Ray Busey, who has for several
months been representative of the
Singer Sewing Machine company in
Winslow, will leave in the near future
and the local agency will be taken
over by o. A. LaPrade, former agent
Mr.. Busey and family will move to
Gallup.
Goes to Texas
Mrs. Martha Hunter, who has been
making her home in Winslow for some
months with her son, Gilbert Hunter
of the Santa Fe signal department,
left this week for Texas, where she
will visit for an indefinite time with
another son, during the time that Glib
is in the Santa Fe hospital at Los
Angeles.
Library Books
The supply of books piling up on
the hands of the committee of WO-
mems club members who have charge
of the gathering together of a nucleus
of library for Winslow, is rapidly
increasing. However, the club wishes
to secure just as great number as
possible, and would appreciate gifts
particularly of new volumes, or used
books that are in good condition.
Mrs. Pearson Entertaims
On Wednesday evening of this week
Mrs. Lee Pearson entertained num-
Der of guests in honor of the birth
day of her eldest daughter, Miss Mar
garet. The evening was spent in
dancing and games after which dainty
refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Mildred Suggs,
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-16
06TIg7E 7EfIRS(elV. NEWS
Here From Seligman

Here From Seligman
Mrs. w. ]. Shanks of Seligman spent
the weekend in Winslow.
Here From Gallup
Harry Eames of Gallup, was Wis
itor in Winslow Thursday.
DIR. Wahl i'm Town
DR.. John Wahl of Holbrook, was
business. caller in the city Monday.
Mrs. Gaumiretz Here
Mrs. T. A. Gaumiretz of Holbrook,
was business caller here Wednes-
day.
I'm Gallup
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Calm made a
business trip to Gallup the first of
the week.
Visiting on Coast
Mrs. ]. T. Troxel left Winslow this
week to spend a short visit in Los
Angeles.
Here From HOlbrOOk
Mrs. Dan Divelbess and daughter,
Daisy of Holbrook, are visitors here
this week.
Harper in Town
J. E. Harper stopped over in Wins
low between trains last Saturday for
few hours.
In Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sellen and
daughter, spent the holiday season in
Los Angeles.
In From Leupp
Marvin Young was in from Leupp
Wednesday. He returned to his trad
ing post the same day.
In Ell PasO
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kennix of
the Brandt hotel, are spending
months vacation in Ell Paso.
Here From Globe
Mrs. Geo. P. Sampson, Jr., and son,
arrived in Winslow Thursday to spend
several days with DR.. and Mrs. Samp-
son, Sr.
Receives Vital Statistics
Eva L. Caldwell has been appointed
local registrar of vital statistics for
Winslow district by the county board
of health.
Baker i'm Flagstaff
w. F. Baker, of the Babbitt Bros.
Trading company hardware, was a
business visitor in Flagstaff the first
of the week.
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Mrs. Greene Home
Mrs. William Greene returned home
yesterday from Gallup, where she had
been visiting friends and relatives for
several weeks.
From Buffalo, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. Dowd, of Buffalo, N.
Y, visited in Winslow several days
last week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Amerman.
Florence Klein Back
Florence E. Klein returned last
week from Galesburg, Illinois, where
she had spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents.
Born
To Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hitch
COCK at San Diego, Tuesday morning,
a nine-pound boy. The parents are
well-known in Winslow.
Home From Amarillo
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ames returned
Tuesday morning from Amarillo,
Texas, where they spent the holidays
with relatives and friends.
Estrada Back
Rafael Estrada. of the Southside
school faculty, took up his duties
again this week following an enforced
absence from his room on account of
H1I
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-16

VIM. E. Goodere of the superintend-
ent's office, returned from the Santa
Fe hospital in Los Angeles Sunday
on No. %, much benefited by his stay
there.
Salesman Here
| Glenn Refs, sales manager of the
Zellerbach Paper company and Frank
Baptist. salesman for this territory,
were in Winslow Thursday, looking
after business.
Pat Moran i'm Town
Pat Moran, credit manager of the
Babbitt Brothers Trading company
| with headquarters in Flagstaff, was
business visitor in Winslow the
| first of the week.
Saturday Afternoon Bridge
Mrs. r. B. Lancaster and Mrs. j.
E. Kleindienst will entertain Jointly
at a bridge party Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Kleindienst, at
| 500 Kinsley avenue.
jenkins at Episcopal Church
| Arch-deacon J. r. Jenkins of Phoe-
nix, will be in Winslow Sunday and
will conduct the morning services at
| the Episcopal church. There will be
no evening services.
Granted Divorce
Mary Phillips was granted divorce
from Ebb Phillips by Judge Crosby
in the superior court at Holbrook
Monday, upon the grounds of cruelty,
ond n0n-c1pnOrt
Joint Bridge Party
Mrs. E. T. Matthews and Mrs. G. J..
Brooks entertained few friends at
the home of the former at 602 West
Third street Saturday evening, Janu-
ary 10. Bridge was the diversion.
Moving to Gallup
Billy Borum, travelling salesman
for Lorenzo Hubbell, Jr., left this
week for Gallup, where he will here
after make his headquarters. Mrs.
Borum will follow him to Gallup
shortly.
Rube Neill Here
Rube Neill, former well-known
peace officer of Coconino county,
spent the week in Winslow. Mr..
Neill expects to be connected with
the Santa Fe as special officer in the
near future.
Entertaining This Afternoon
Mrs. E. B. Hebert, Mrs. V. c. Proctor
and Mrs V. H. Wilson will entertain
this afternoon at Mrs. Hebert's home
at AIT West Fourth street Enough
inv itof hou icc off nH q
tables of bridge.
At Legislature
Robt Keeney, legislative represen-
tative for the o. r. G. is in Phoenix
this week attending meetings of the
legislative board and seeing that the
legislature gets started off right.
To Use Church Room
The Women's club will hold it's
regular meeting Friday, 2:30 p. M.
January 20, at the Baptist church.
Mrs. G. T. Stevens will have charge
of the musical program to be pre-
sented at that time.
Back From Los
Wallace Myrick returned from Los
Angeles Monday He had gone to the
coast several days before to receive
treatment for eye trouble. An ex-
pected operation was found to be not
necessary.
To Visit in Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Morgan and
daughter, Maxine, of Connaught, Ohio,
who have been visiting Rev. w. L.
Martin and family, have gone to Los
Angeles for a short visit with rela-
tives. They will stop on their way
back for another short visit with the
Martins
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-16

granted a divorce from Lillian M.
Bush, at superior court session, Janu-
ary 18th, by Judge Crosby. Look out
girls, Barney has keen car.
To wise yourselves up, Just sub
scribe to The Winslow Mail, folks.