Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-06-25
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Los Angeles at 8 O'clock on Friday evening, tht
S. P. Lines, will address giant community service tt
be held in Tenth street park at o'clock Friday after
noon. .p& a@4e'49
Following is the committee which has been named
Rev. James E. Howard, general chairman; A. E
Hinton mayor of the city of Douglas; Percy Bowden
chief Of Police Fred D. Hubbel president Of the cham
Der of commerce; j. w. Tardy president of the Bor-
derland Climate club H. A. Kimberley, president OF
the KiWanis club James Logic publisher of the Douglas
Daily Dispatch; A. A. Sundn, manager of the Noun
tain States Telephone company Major G. B. Townsend
Of Camp Harry j. JONES' r. e. Souers superintendent Of
the Douglas public schools. III 4 HI ff# VIII
~ The churches will be represented by Rev. G. A.
Foreman Of the First Presbyterian church; Rev O.
Enyeart of the Grace Methodist Episcopal church, Rev
f.. W. S1rnonsOn, rector OF st. Stephens Episcopal
church; Rev. Fernand l.. Rousele, rector of the I'm
nlaculate Conception church; Rev. James p. Howard
Of the Calvary Baptist church; Rev. Tolbert F. Weaver
pastor of the First Christian church; j. H. Griswold
pastor of the Assembly of God Elder j. F. Lewis of the
Church of Latter Day Saints; Rev. w. Z. Thornton
pastor of St. James A. M. E. Mission Rev. Ben Mat
thews of the First Baptist church, L. A. Carter chap
lain of the Twentyfift infantry and Mrs A.. B.. Muir
Gibson, president Of the Music club.
Woplens organizations in the city will be represented
by Mrs LII. Futile president Of the Douglas League
Of Women Voters Miss Winifred Paul. president of the
Business and Professional Woman club and Mrs John
KrannaWtteE president Of the Douglas WomanS club
The Salvation Army wls be represented by Captain
Clara F1ack and the Ek's club by ARNOLD White.4ae,s
The plan is for giant community sing to be held
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and the school chldren taking part program will
be arranged by thecha1rp1an Immediately and announc-
edain the Friday morning Of the Dispatch. '.s
People from every religious denomination, from every
walk of life have been urgently requesting that Mrs
Mcpherson address them and She has graciousy re-
sponded declaring that it the least she do to
press the appreciation and thanuness she feels toward
the people of this city. af es r.2 7.'4.
The mass meeting which Mrs Mcpherson will adj
Dress and which will be attended by her mother Mrs
Minnie Kennedy and Mrs. McPherson's two children,
Roberta and Rolf, will without doubt be the largest
gathering of any kind ever held in this CITY, Every
resident will want to be present to Mrs Mcpherson
and to hear her words
.:."It is with pleasure despite my weakness, that
accept this invitation to be able to express in my small
way grateful thanks that feel for every citizen OF
Douglas Those who haveb been so kind those who have
their best Wishes those who have prayed for me-
those who have joined In songs OF thanksgiving to Coo
with me, for my delverance, through His divine power
ooh these wonderful marvellous people Of Douglas.
will not be able personally speak TO- to greet shake
hands with any of them. must not. am too weak
"But do wish could see before me tomorrow aft
ernoon every person who resides in Douglas. To peo
pie whose representatives have been gracious kind
I owe everything. want to see each and every one
Of them every adult and every child For the people OF
Douglas are my friends friend to every person
in Douglas am friend to the people of the city of
Douglas.
esWhenI address this Douglas congregation tomorrow
will hold my first public service since the day before
my abduction. It will be my first public communion
with God Greed is forgotten We all worship one
divine being. When give my thanks to God for my
delivefance and tell him how thank the people Of Doug
las know God will hear and want the Douglas people
tohear."a9f .es7@ 49, " e.sssa#
= s.r" A Camping Shack?
Looking .sintently at "a small covered object on a
radiator there to hold flowers, Aimee Seple McPher-
son. in the presence of County Attorney John Ross
who was interviewing her. asked that the object be
brought to her. . ~ E
0f have been wondering" she said, IF that house
into which my captors last took me could have been
camping outfit, Of canvas, light wood The cover
on the flower stand of burlap was ripped loose
from the stand for her. but she said NO. it could moi
have been that for can see through that. could moi
see through the walls Of the hut was H.