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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
VALLEY MADE
SHIPPING DIST.
Johnson Heads Paci-
fic Fruit Express
Agency on S. P.

II. L. Johnson assumed the duties
Of district agent Of the Pacific Fruit
Express company in the Valley and
in the newly created Corpus Christi
district with headquarters at Harlin-
gen Nov. ]. He has jurisdiction Gov
ering the Southern Pacific Lines in
this section. Offices of the company
are on the second floor Of the Bank
er building.
Establishment OF this district
agency, according to @. w. Hiles, gen.
eral agent Of the company at Hous-
ton, was brought about by rapid in
crease of perishable freight tonnage
handled by the Southern Pacific
Lines since their entry into the VAL
ley.
"This is evidence of the company's
faith in the future of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley as a producer of per-
ishable commodities. We have al
ready spent an enormous sum of
money in providing icing manufac-
turing and car icing facilities at Ed
inburg and SEidnssEe for the express
purpose of handling shipments from
the Valley t~erTitr-v." Hiles said in
connection with the new district
agency.
Johnson has been connected with
the Pacific Fruit Express company
for a number Of years in various ca
pacities. AS travelling agent for the
company. Johnson has covered the
Valley since the entrv of the South
ern Pacific Lines. and is we'll known
to the shipping public in general. As
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
Curtis Returns
To Senate Work;
Congratulate d

ABOARD SENATOR CURTIS
TRAIN EN- ROUTE TO WASHING
TON. Nov. s.-tP-Returning as
vice president-elect to the capital
where he began his governmental
career 35 years G as a representa-
tive. Senator Charles Curtis was
ready today to plunge into the mass
of business that has accumulated
during his three months of cam
paigning in behalf of the republi-
can ticket.
There was little OF the triumphal
march in the senator's quiet return.
His passage was not generally known
and he succeeded in escaping the At
tention Of the groups that collected
at a few of the stations en- riute.
Handouts Of congratulatory tele-
grams from his friends overlook
Mr.. Curtis and he spent the early
part of last evening reading them,
scanning newspaper reports Of re-
publican inroads into the two houses
Of congress and occasionally chatting
with fellow passengers. To one Of
these, who inquired his opinion Of
the chances for farm legislation at
the short session of congress-. he re-
piled that such Legislation would be
possible il agricultural leaders Of
both parties would address them
selves 10 the writing Of a measure
free Of partisan color.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
Peace Yearning
Not Vain, r.
Meeting Is Told

GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. s-tP
The yearning and striving of en-
lightened nations for peace is not
idealistic or unattainable, but il will
take time for the world to adjust it.
self and conform to institutions OF
peace and abandon the resort TO war
in the settlement of disputes, Goa
gresham Claystone Briggs OF Gal
weston, told the Texas Daughters of
the American Revolution, assembled
in twenty-ninth annual convention
here last night.
Congressman Briggs was the prin-
eipal speaker at the historical eve
ming" of the convention. at which
the program included a discussion Of
the modern desire TO foster a plan
for world peace and an explanation
81 the achievements and history Of
the national and Texas societies Of
the organization By Mrs. o. +. Ba-
ker, state historian. and a history
Of the George Washington chapter
~ Galveston. the oldest in the state,
by Mrs. c. A. Nedder, chapter his
iorian.
Sessions were resumed this morn
inc. The following resolutions COM
mittee was appointed: Mrs. f. n.
peall. Fort Worth: Mrs. j. F. Duff,
Beaumont; Mrs. Mary Hunt Affleek,
srenham, and Mrs. William Howell,
Bryan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
Beautiful Girls,
Special Ballot,
In Capitol Show

For the first time in history a
New York production Of a complete
Victor Herbert operetta has been
sent on tour. and ID will play a
matinee and evening engagement nj
the Capitol theater Nov. is. This is
Victor Herbert's most popular light
opera, Naughty Marietta" and has
the elements of the big-city perform
ance, with a New York cast, beautiful
girls. fascinating dancers, and a
special orchestra with a national
reputation as the Naughty Marietta"
orchestra.
Tickets may be secured from now
until the opening date, but an early
reservation is advised by the man
apement. Residents Of other Valley
towns desiring to attend may make
their reservations by mail. by send
ing check and return envelope to the
Capitol theater. Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
SHOOTING STARS
= = e
TO COVER SKIES
+
NEXT THURSDAY

CHICAGO, Nov. s.-R-Next
Thursday night there will be the
most brilliant spectacle Of shoot
ing stars ever afforded this gener-
alton, it was predicted today by
astronomers al the Yerkes OBJ
servatory, Williams Bay, Wiscon-
sin. On that night the earth moves
into the astral region Of the Leonid
meteors, believed TO be the rem
nants of a comet.
The Leonid group, il was ex-
planned by Prof. Edwin B. Frost,
director of the observatory, whirls
around the sun in an orbit that
crosses the earth's. Every Novem-
Der the orbits meet, but in an in
terval Of every SO years the earth
passes squarely through the center
Of the Leonid orbit.
"The meteors speed through in
terplanetary space at a temper
allure about 400 degrees below
Zero" Prof. Frost said. when
they enter the atmosphere of the
earth the friction heats them to a
glow and they usually burn up
before they strike the ground"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
Flashes Of Life
BY The Associated Prsss)
fRv The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated fress.)
rAElS--Ceciie Sorel. famous &C
tress. who in private life is the Vi
eomtesse Guillaume de Segur, is t.
auction her bed which was used by
Nine. Du Barry $50 years ago. This
= going on the block with the rest
q Cecile's antiques. She will use
re proceeds to refurnish her house
nth the products of contemporaries.
Z NEW YORK-One of the Magical
Morgan' twins is 10 visit this coun-
Nv for the first time since h be-
came n peerless. Thelma Morgan
converse Furness, viscountess, is en-
,oute with her sister, Mrs. Reginald
r Vanderbilt. They are TO lease an
.nartment till after Christmas.
LONpON--Lord Charles Caven-
s;,b. ung son of the Duke of De-
sonshire. is going to New York TO
.,udv banking. A portrait of an an
eestor, Lady Betty Compton, was
aid recently to an American for
some 100000.
ST. LOUIS-Blsiness as usu-l
light after election. Having voted
tar the winner, Lindbergh promptly
.cok 70 the air for Mexico.
NEW YORK-Experts who spent
Ill summer in the Tennessee noun
..;rs 70 photo \ lightning hitting
snner-power lines have a $4,000 au-
,ograph. That's what il cost to get a
rscord OF one bolt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
ROBINSON WILL TAKE
REST WHILE ON HUNT

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. s.-tPl-
Rest and recreation among a party
of friends on a hunting trip in south
East Arkansas was the method Sem
ator Joe T. Robinson, democratic vice
presidential candidate, was using to-
day for restoring the energies he had
forced into a campaign he had waged
for the democratic party over $4,000
miles of travel in thirty states.
Except to wire congratulations to
his victorious opponents, President
elect Hoover and his long time friend
and colleague. Senator Curtis, Vice
president-elect, Senator Robinson
has made no comment on the cleo
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
DEVELOP FOREIGN MARKETS

TAMPA, Nov. 1.-tPl-The Flor
ida Citrus Exchange has sent its
TO Europe to assist in the
development of foreign markets for
the exchanges products, Its for
eign policy is the development of
prestive first and volume later. Cit
rus fruits are handled differently
in various countries. so il is i'm
portant to know just what is wanted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08

SIDEWALKS OF NJ. Y.
NOT

81 have only a very brief statement
TO make concerning the outcome Of
the national election" said DR.. S. X.
Hallam, a%nti-Smith leader here. "and
that is that The Sidewalks Of New
York will not be the national an
them"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08

ELECT NEW OFFICERS

MERCEDES. Tex, Nov. S.-Morris
+. Brand has been elected president
Of the Retail Merchants Association
Of this city for the coming year.
Other officers elected were II. l..
Scott, vice-president; Mercedes di-
rectors were James Howe. Adolph
Zastera. Ray Tolson; La Feria di-
r~ectors. K. ID. Cable and G. G. Buck;
Weslaco directors, W. c. Baker, S.
p. Archer and c. Davenport; Donna
directors, ID. A. Puryear, Dayle Fa-
gan and J. 4. Sellers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08

district agent at Harlingen, he will
have the assistance Of a. capable or
g~anization.
L. J.. Freddy of Houston, succeeds
Johnson and W. w. Ketteringhar'
formerly agent at Edinburg is ad-
vanced to the position vacated by
Freddy, and will spend considerable
time in the Valley assisting John
son. W. A. Reynolds. formerly clerk
at Edinburg. succeeds Ketteringham
at that point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
ARMlSTICE TO
Be OBSERVED
NRADIOF ETE
Coolidge, Pershing To
Speak on Program
OF Legion; Service
Of Chain Donated

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. s.
resident Coolidge, General PERISH
ing and Paul v. McNutt, national
commander of the American Legion.
viii be speakers in a one hour radio
oroaccasting program that will have
Z complete national hookup Armis-
tice night.
The program will be held in the
Washington Auditorium. tickets Of
somission being under the control
Of the American Legion Armistice
usy committee of the Legion depart
Eent of the District of Columbia.
major Wallace Streater is chairman
OF the committee.
The program will start at 9:15
p. m. eastern standard time, with
ene Y. 5. army band playing Stars
n Stripes Forever"
On Big Chain
All the broadcasting station, and
the entire facilities Of the National
Sroadcasting company, have contrib
uted TO the Legion for the program
oy NJ. II. Aylesworth. president Of
the company. This was made pos
slole through the courtesy Of the
Atwater Kent Manufacturing COM
pany postponing their regular pro-
gram until 1915 p. m.
Following the first selection by
the band. Hail to the Chief" will
be played as President Coolidge en-
ters. He will speak first. then Gen.
~Pershing. possibly from Lincoln,
Neb., and last Commander McNutt,
knnun thWaftUhl.tN 4Ln fan9nn a q an
orator with few equals.
Nine. Martha Atwood. who has
been a soloist at the last two ma
tional conventions Of the Legion, in
Paris and San Antonio, will sing
the national anthem. Edward T..
Spafford. past a%tional commander Of
the Legion. will make a dramatic in
PRODUCTION of the president and will
also introduce the other two speak
ers.
Give Special
General pershing, who recently
left Washington hurriedly for Lin
coin, Neb., where his sister is ser
iously i'll, has consented TO take
part although he may not be in
Washington, unless his sisters ill
AcSS DtCOiucH TOO GIAAA1hl 70 piGNNAA
his participation.
1T is possible now for US 10 give
o all Of u stations which gives
a complete national distribution and
should make a splendid Armistice
day program" a telegram from
Aylesworth to national headquarters
of the Legion in Indianapolis says.
at will be taken through the sys-
- ~ I-l--
company exclusively"
Clyde r.. Hunt, of New York,
chairman of the Legion's national
radio committee. has advised Com
manier McNutt that in his negotia-
tions with the National Broadcast
ing company, the latter has agreed
II viii be a magnificent thing to
give n similar program each Armis-
tice day and that the broadcasting
company will do this.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
TOY AUTOS HELP JUDGE

KANSAS CITY, Nov. S.-LRl-Toy
.,,omobiles are used BY Judge Ira
{. Gardner in police court for re-
srscting motor oesioent scenes IN
s.lyed in cases he tries.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05
Megalakult AZ Amerikai Ma
gyar Reform. Lelkeszegyesiile let
81 ref. lellEsss egyesi1t egy t6borbsn.

new york; esk uca Eso Magyar Ref Egyhis emplomAbsa
krcius IA napn oraeos jelen6stgd gynt tartoak
k6zero Is tavob egybesegstt ref lelkek eyen kmondot
TAX az Amerkai Magyar Ref Lelkszeyslet trsvidisve
A1RLE) megaakuasat
ekeszegyeset modo alkalns kivan nyujani lelkf
szeknek egymas k0lcson0s megrtesr bkessegs
kodasra evangeum k0zos epS munkir Ik
ref eeszeke egy orssagos testdeben dhas esyeni sa
k5zottuk kartar D vszon Is testv osszetarozas erz
apoln feadatokra amuan azok gyorsabb egva6s
tsaert lehog egyssges bostan gyhas M vaascs
et tagok k0c6nos egtsege genybe venn
magyar eeyhaz amera egyhaz gye
aefein magyarorsag ref egyhazza lek koz6eget
rem fogalkoni iuden oyan doogga mey asrka
magyar egyhazaat gaz hvaasuk magaslatan maadn ke
tet Lelkszegyeset gyhazkormipyza kozigatgaa egy
hSzpotka kerdesebe avatozk b Az aakn6 gyes eha
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pom ao barmelyk smeriks egyhSs kstsltkebs
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eo: Bogar Is tToledo) Dkesies 5&nos Boomhd
Hovath Samuel Homestead1 Ke.ies Fre1c 1A1y
Zagmond (Youngstown) Aelegh Gyula tNcKs4pes vst
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Az al.kal6 syissen i'd Ksssy slaaer isouie esyAas
isszgat6a enokolt varga KAjos pittsburgh ktes jer
Bosir Lsjos toledo ekesz mint g& dsdos ss
jesze elo tanscskoEas t&gys syI Boros Jesh ehceso
lelkes egyhazmesyei elnok maja be forok mre
lasi ekssesper.s konventi megbsott D see Karoy se
Sszi6 Aat6sag f5kars Dr. Fsn theosiai tanar NolAix
Re- szovess tkara, lees bes0sdetk koxzont1k
testver 0szcfogsra megscnt ek<skar Lelkzgyesletb
eddg 50 lelkz jeentee beepest XIX reszbn Egys ALA
nokbe ksnsda presbterianus meg Reformed Church the
u fenhaosaga ala artoznak k6zgys egyhanguag efcsa
dott haaroz avaaban udyozte gyekezetet fka
ro6 amerk agyarozig ref egyhazak
ventjet Lekeszesyenlet dszen6knek megvasstetsA Dr.
Shriver Vmos es magyaroszag egyhazkerdl vsee
Dr. Baltazar Revsz Kxlmin Ravas1 L&szS = III
Anta Gza ref pasp6k6ke vednok0knek K6vss Sander Moan
Ivan Kovachy 0y5rgy Is Hornyak Andras vaaszaak
Leksszgyenet tzara k0yetkezSkbSl AL KalasSAy n.
dor en6k Dkoycs Janos sln0k Bogir usyvEet6 ta
IAky zsismond eszS Is Borcs Jen6 pies
tovabba evangelzai6 ratterjes5 st6 misM jseas6f
ssamviassb tanigyb Hjusssi,
gok tagjai is ss# II zN ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05
ie44 Aekiti& 3.

$500 Cs. 10th J&nos, 1900
Csspke Balkzs, Balkzs Janosne,
Frank J&nosns, $500 N. N. Ez
evben eddig 6sszesen befolyt az
alapra $4,000. listen aldasa le-
gyen q j6kedvii adakoz6kon! Is
metelten felhivjuk hiveink figyel-
met ARA a k0riilmenyre, h9gy
mintegy 100000 torlesztesiink
esedekes aprilis 15-ig. Ez az 0sz-
szeg meg mindig mines egyiitt.
Agg6d6 szeretettel hivjuk fel tc-
hat tagjainkat, hogy husveti i'm
nepek alatt adomanyaikkal te-
gyek lehet6ve halaszthatatlan fl
zetni val6ink kiegyenliteset.
Gydjt6s vir&gra. Konfirmalt
egyletiinknek ifju tagjai k0ziil
nehany az iinnepek el6tt szabaly
szeriien kiallitott kollektal6 k0ny-
vecskevel fel fogja keresni hivein-
ket abb6l celb6l, hogy husveti
viragdisz megvaltasara kegyes
adomanyokat kerjen. E regi be-
vett szokas felelevenit6it ajanljuk
hiveink es barataink szives Join.
dulataba.
Iskolai rend. Az unnep heteben
sem a Konfirmaltak orajat nem
tartjuk meg, sem szombati is
kolat. Unnep utan kovetkez6 he
ten azonban minden regi rend
szerint fog menni ujra.
Adakozoink fisys,m&he. Mind
azokat kegyes adakoz6kat, akik
viragvasarnaptd kezd0d0leg Vi
ragvaltsag cimen adomanyokat
tettek vagy a konfirmaltak gyiij-
tesehez hozzajarnlnak, az iinnep
utan nevszerinti nyugtazasban
emlitjiik meg. WW
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

vk6evsGlk4AFf 1znep1dvank
NASy 6y6kk4ss,btn, ntIy A1itst.
~ aaaspsltdk 1Hse . hs1y u
~ jsuasit61Ai >1vo1sA1kAal
| ! snl1haAetes. xli1e vhas,liaib>1
4 h4aet tiDsaafsb>a isyskssttlnl
Ea6ltdvt tanai asasplSsiinke,
|ehos, ski jott hossank az Urnak
nevtbsp. ~ isshirdet<s termes2..
tesen . nap tort&netehez alkal.
aaa<kodett ss6Iott arr6l 9 jeru-
ss6lAni utz6l, aelyen mindany-
nyiunknak iGrnunk kel, ha id
sSsstsre akArunk jstni. r a. ut
psato JtzuA pAd6ja alspjAn az
AlAz1to1G11, : bsesalet . az On.
fel&ldosfs ntj4. Olyannak kell
lennAink, mint amilyen Q volt az
emkkezetes uton A iineples k0-
zepette Is mem stb6dul6nak, ha.
nem szelid e. alazatosnak. Az
egyA1er igasnak hirdetett Is j6l
mesinnert tletcSlhoz bessiiletesen
fsgaszkod6nak. A k6strt 0nfel-
aldozars:&s kepesek. Ha eek az
sletelvsk veEetnek benninket, Ak
kor msit6 . mi viragvasarnspi
Hozsannank . hozza, de ha lei
kiinkb6l ak&f - alazatossag, akar
a becsiilet, aksr az aldozathoza-
talrs val6 ksszseg hianyzik, ak
kor semHivel mem vagyunk xii.
lonbek anasl . t5megntI, amely
politikAi y&rakosss&ba ban esal6dva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

meg.
Sit : nap... - itjuskGnA. II
jusagunk nagy szorgalommal pro.
b6lja . Kosauth K6r szinpadar
Art az irodalmi srtski szindara.
bot, mellyel aprilis 15-en kesziil
meg0rrendextetni 4 varos es q
k0rnyek szinjatskkedvel5 kozon-
seget. A legiobb er5k allottak
0ssze, hogy tudasuk legjavaval
szolgaljak az eBad&s telias sike-
ret. Abban nines is ketseg, hogy
q skier teljes lesz. A Kossuth K0r
niegujitott szinpada most mar XII
elegiti technikai k0vetelmenye-
ket is es a Silt nap el5adasa al
kalmaval, hol az els6 felvonas
egy parokia kertjeben folyik, va
l6sagos viragos kertet fogunk a
szinpadra varazsolni. J6l teszi
mindenki, ha az ifjusag tagjai-
nal, jegyenek megvaltasaval he
lyet biztositja.
Aranyk0nyvi beirasok. Az egy-
haztanacs hatarozata alapjan az
Aranykonyv negyedevenkint egy-
seer, az istentisztelet alkalmaval
tetetik fel az ur asztalara abb6l a
celb6l, hogy mindazok, akik evi
templomalapi befizeteseiknek ele-
get tettek, neveiket sajat keziileg
jegyezzek be gyiilekezet szine
el0tt. Viragvasarnapjan volt el6-
sz0r kiteve az Aranykonyv, ami
kor is a lelkesz a jogosultakhoz
beszedet intezve, sz6litotta fel
6ket a bejegyzesre.
Templomalapi adomanyok. Vi
ragvasarnap templomalapra a
kovetkez6 ujabb befizetesek tor
tentek: $75 90 Kiss Samuel,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

JSxus sllsnsseitN megvesztegetv'
'.F@zitsdmeg "-et ki<ott az Ar
tstlans1grs. Jarjunk hat az ut
ian u o srtnyeivel . mennye
|eJesussklsm fele. Rsti alkslmun'
kon { KxttmagyarAsatban men
think tovkbb, sorra veve . felt&'
nsdis bisonyitekait ! mesgy6-
x6dve annak vitin felnli val6sa.
g&f6l-
K6uGi18dfs hnsv6tss. A Macy.
Attsn astrdan estet5l kssdve min
den ests ( 6rAi kezdettsl tartunk
el6k&szit6 istentiszteletet. Macy
penteken d. Z. Eel II 6rakor pedig
iinnepi istentisztelet. A ket hns-
Yeti iinnepnap alatt har0mszor
|tartuHk istentiszteletet mindha-
rom alkslommal kisz0lgaltatiuk
az Uri scent vacsOrat Is, hogy az
aIkalom hi&nya Matt senki el ne
marad9en > kirslyi vendegsegt6l.
Remel1ik = varjuk, hogy q hi
vek, akikhea : lelkesz kilon pasz-
torlevelet is kiildott, eleddig leg
nagyobb szAmban fognak jarulni
a kegyelem asztalAhoz.
Havi Ax&mad&s. Az egyhazta-
macs marcus 3l-en tartott iilese-
ben vissgklta felll es hsgyta i6-
vi a havi seamadasokat. A tokele-
tes enddel vezetett szamadas
adatai q k0vetkez6k: Tagsagi di-
jakb6l befolyt $136.5O, kiilon ado
manyok $11.O0. Templomalapra
1896. 90. Perselyekb0l 1895. We
gyesekb6l $3.50. Hazber 1850,
Urvacsorai adomanyok $3.50
Multi havi maradvany $249.53.
Osszes hayi bevefel $972.98. XII
adas 0ssnesen $843.41, mely 0sz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

sxegbSl $4,000 fordittatott tSks'
torlesst6s 8 kamatrs a t6bbi biz
tositasra, figetesre es foly6 kiada
sokra. Msradv1ny h6 vsssn volt
$l29.57. Al esyh6xtanics . ss&-
madison kivIl foly6 iigyeket tar.
gyalt.
N6sgylsa usyslE. NSesylettinl
vasarnap delnt6n tartotta rendes
havi gyileset a lelkesz vezetese
msllett, aki halss kosz6netet
nondott az egyletnek azsrt a azep
ajandehert, a papi diszruhaert,
mellyel Kossuth szobor leleple-
zese alkalmab6l, ~ Egyesiilt Al
lamokban Ievo 0sszes fiiggetlen
magyar gyii1ekezetekkel egyon-
tetden, lelkeszet megajandekozta
IA szep ajandekozasok altAl !
Fiiggetlen Egyhaz az egyedtili
|protestans felekezet az orszagban,
melynek papjai magyarorszagi
reformatus egxhaz zokasaval
azonos egyforma oltozetet visel-
mex hivatalos szolgalataik alkal-
naval. A gyiiles tovabbi folyaman
a havi szamadas vizsgaltatott fe-
lul, valamint egy aprilis 22-en,
kes6bb meghatarozand6 helyen
tartand6 szerctet-vacsora eloke-
szitese beszeitetett meg. Hataro-
zatban ment tovabba, hogy az
egylet tagjai husvet alkalmaval
csoportokat alkotva, enekes es
verses koszont0kkel keresik meg
a hiyek csaladi otthonait. A Nd
egyletnek ma mar semmi terhe
mines teljes ambicioval kesziil
ARA, hogy valamelyik nagy i'm
nep alkalmaval az Egyhazat ma
gyobb adomannyal ajandekozza
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grange meeting night and it is
hoped that there will be q good
crowd out as business of import
ance will be brought up, also an
open invitation has been extended
to W. S. Broaddus, and anyone
who is interested in the water
melon raising. Anyone who was
able to come then are given this
opportunity. Bring a dime for
ice-cream.
Pomona Grange will meet at
Vale Saturday September Is to
which all oranges are heartily
welcome.
Mrs. George Lea is confined to
her bed this week, suffering with
sciatica-rheumatism.
Mrs. F. Falque and her son,
Leo came home Tuesday having
had a fine vacation for the past
two weeks.
Sunday school as usual at 10
o'clock next Sunday. You are in
vited to he present and bring a
friend.
Preaching by the pastor Rev.
R. Thompson at II a. IN. Subject
Lessons from out annual confer
ence." Text LIST Cor. SO Labour-
ers together with God.
Evening service at 1880. "Our
next pastor" by the congregation.
Mrs. Thompson will follow. Sub
ject of message, Preachers and
preaching. A great church maker
a great preacher. Text LIST Tim
othy-3-9. You are very cordially
invited to any or all Of these SER
vices.
Next Wednesday afternoon the
Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Ken
Nets, at the old hotel, Finley. This
will be the first meeting in the
conference year, so it is hopec
good attendance will be made
to plan out work for the year.
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T. B. TESTING COMPLETED

The countrywide 7. B. test, on
which DR.. Barnes has been work
ing for some time !, completed the
work started by DIR. Barber, has
been completed. Because of the
fact that both men have been
working on the testing, there is
a possibility that some herds may
have been missed. Any herd owner
who hasn't had his herd tested,
should notify the office Of the
county agent Immediately, so that
arrangements can be made to com
plete the work to the last herd. If
you will simply mail post card
or letter, addressed to the county
agent, Kennewick, Washington,
stating your location and the
number Of head to be tested. your
herd will be taken care of.
Benton county is now on the
modified accredited area list, tbs
test showing that the county has
less than per cent Of reactors
According to the state office, this
is the first county to win a place
such as this in the state, and the
county should be proud of its
record.