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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
LEGION DUTCH
FEED MONDAY
San Benito Post VIII
Discuss Furnish.
ing New Home

N-F~@A@& W 4AG AAEL&4ul
SAN BENITO, Mar. 10.-The Sam
Jackson post, American Legion OF
San Benito will take on new life
beginning Monday night,
Inis IS the prediction Of officers
OF this post, which has been active
enough In the past to put over a
fzo.UOO memorial legion building
proJect' IN announcing plans for the
Dutcn reed which is TO be held at
the legion post Monday night.
Inc banquet is called . "Dutch''
reed on account Of the amount and
quality of food that is to be dished
out, the officers explained, as there
VIII De no charge to members and
others attending.
Az least two hundred members
and prospective members in the Sar
Benito district are to gather A. the
Legion hall Monday night for the
banquet.
Among the new ventures a. -
started will be plans for complet;re
the equipment OF the club rooms. A
committee viii report on this. New
equipment which is TO Be purchaad
Dy the legion post includes two hiI-
Aard tables, chairs and rugs.
Keys will be distributed TO ali
members Of the local post at the
banquet 50 they can use the building
at any time.
All ex-service men, whether mem
pers OF the Legion post or not. are
oeing requested to attend the meet
ing and line up with the work ~
a organization for the wear.
entertainment features incIr5e
music by the San Benito munirinsI
band, dancing by four pupils OF Ia
Crixell of Brownsville. songs srd
whlstling numbers by Mrs. Flemirg
newson, and quartet numbers by The
B~lackbird quartet. "e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
Shrine Party To
Be AT Edinburg
Next Wednesday
Especial 70 The Herald)

ALAMO, March 1O.-lrvltations
have been mailed to Valley Shriners
for the first Of a series of monthly
parties to be given at different Val
lev towns. according to announce
ment Of the entertainment commit
tee. The first party is to be at Ed
inburr Wednesday evening.
Members Of the committee arrang-
ing the entertainment are George
Holdridge, +. r. Hester and c. Il.
Swallow. .
All Shriners are invited to attend
the parties whether they are mem
hers OF the Valley club or not and
whether they live in the Valley or
in some other state or section, Mr..
Swallow says.
~Shriners who have not received
invitations are expected to be pres
ent Wednesday and TO send in their
names for the official roll so invi-
tations may be mailed 20 them in
the future Mr.. Swallow said. A
charge is to be made in order that
the entertainments may be self sup
porting
No announcement has been made
concerning the program for the Ed
inburg party, but those in charge
say il viii be worth the price"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
Splendid features
AZ protect your food
investment In a GIBSON
Refrigerator

\. Gibson 14.wall insulation.
2. 10000 ccrkboard insulation
throughout.
3. Extra insulation I'm the doors, in-
Guiding Wirfs' Air-tight Gasket.
q. Automatic roller type locks.
3. Exclusive Gibson trap or east
aluminium.
8. Full sweep circulation.
Y. Exclusive Gibson flat metal
shelves.
3. Flush door sills.
Q. One-piece porcelain provision
compartment.
10. Rounded corners throughout pcr.
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Ii. Ice compartment door takes cake
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IL. Food compartment beneath ice
chamber high enough for quart
bottle of milk.
Is. Hardware OF cast Manganese
bronze, heavily nickel plated and
polished-rust-proof and ever
lasting.
IA. Approved BY Good Housekeeping
Institute and Priscilla Proving
Plant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
Library Receives
Many New Books

A host OF new books has been re-
Gently cztalcged 81 the Brownsville
public library ready Tor lending TO
its patrons, Mrs. c. A. Manahan, IL
brarian, has announced. An itemized
list Of most Of the new arrivals are
a. follows: "Jalna," Mazo de la
Roche; Now East, Now West
Susan Ertz; Mad Carews,y Martha
Ostenso; Impatient Grieselda,"
Dorothy Scarborough; ~Forlcrn Riv-
er." Zane Greys "Bellamy Trial"
Francis Hart; Three Silences.'
Catherine Dodd; Charlotte Lowen-
kold," Selma Lagerlof: Secrets CT
Father Brown G.. X. Chesterton;
aWhere is Emily" Carolyn Wells:
1War Chief" Edgar r. Burrough:
aBuilders of America" Huntington;
4Adam and Eve" John Erskine;
aCap Of Youth" John Stewart: Re
beliion," W. Fl. Farnham; Dusty
Answer" r. Lehman; Quest Of
Youth" J. Farnol, "Basquererie."
Eleanor Mercene Kelly; Abraham
Tincoln.p Carl Sandbergh; Child
hood in Brittany" A. d. Sedgwick;
arhildren Of the Wind" Doris
peeIe: ~Heritaee cf Women" Alice
Ares Winter; Eskimo Twins" Lucy
Eitrh Perkins: "Trade Winds" Cor
nelia Meirs; "Peter Pan in Kensing-
ian" Gardens 7. Barrie; Mysterious
Tsisndp Jules Verne: "Block Arrow"
= Il. Stevenson. boy Immigrant"
Noah Brooks: "Little Princess" F.
Toa~on Burnett: six Girls" Franny
= Irving: aWind in the Willows"
Kenneth Grahame; Captain Cour-
areous.v Kipling; "Glorious Adven-
sr~er Richard Halliburton; we"
f'irdherrh: "A President is Born"
Tarnie Hurst: Lonesome Road"
Tn~~ Furman: ~@Splendor." Ben Ames
Willisms: "Clair Amber" Booth
Tarkington: "Mary Grenn." Sarah
r WiIiir: LONELY Furrow.' Maude
never: 1.-THE Great Hunger" John
Porier: sFrcm Man TO Man" Olive
CrhVfunr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
Government Buys
More Chevrolets

light more Chevrolet roadsters.
with converted light truck bodies
are 70 be delivered Monday 10 tse
United States department of arri-
c1itnre oy the Stevenson Motor GO.
D~roWnsviile, according 70 Tom
Stevenson. president. The automo-
pies are 70 be used BY inspectors in
the Iruit pest eradication campaign
MS pakes = total OF Il ChevTo-
let roadsters bought by the govern
ment LOT this work from the local
harn ne past so days, six others
ruary. !" rep
The Chevrolet factory Is nak;rs
gooe delivery on the new models Sc
corolng 70 Stevenson. A carload ~
passenger cars was unloaded Sstur-
sas, Making the second in a week ana
4 carload OF trucks is TO Be unIos5-
ed here Monday. This Is IN s5d;t;or
20 the cars for the w
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
nARY Girl RnRN

n0NNA. March 10.-WcTd has
80 sent z. NJ. Richards from Mrs.
p;~hnrds that they are the parents
! hsbx girl, Melen Gene, born In
49, Ohio. where Mrs. Richards has
49, visiting. They viii return 20
Donna
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
10 sTART o nRIrr

SAN BENITo, March i0.-A r,.s+
ing will be held At the ~h.rnkar
commerce here THURSDAY ~ 2.
week to launch the Boy Scout drive
LOT FUNDS IN San Benito. it was an
nounced by Dr.. 5. 4. Crews, head Of
the work here. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
The Utmost in Refriger.
ator Value
The Gibson All-PorceIain
Refrigerator

The exterior of this refrigerator is dazzling
white porcelain trimmed with polished slumi-
mum. The provision chamber is also made OF
white porcelain, all in one piece with rounded
corners. Locks and hinges are Of Manganese
bronze, heavily nickel plated and highly poll
ished. Insulated throughout with corkboard.
containing all exclusive features. including
o~ne-piees aluminium door frames. For ice or
mechanical refrigeration.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

proti tonu prijmy sa zvysily.
Tiez prebytok je pre- rok 1929
vaGsi. Zatym co rozpocet ma rok
1923 vykazoval prebytok 26.2
mil. Kts., rozpocet ma rok 1929
konci prebytkom 35.5 mil. Kcs.
Druhu skupinu statneho roz-
poctu tvori rozpocet Statnych
podnikov, vydaje ktorych stano-
vent sn Giastkon 246O mil. Kes.,
prijmy ciastkou l0.01l mil. Kcs
zisk 1852 mil. Kts. Vykazana
ztrata statnych podnikov cini J
mil. Kcs. Investieny rozpocet Stat
nych podnikov yykazuje celkove
GAO mil. Kcs vydajov, coho pine
dive tretiny bude uhradene bud
prispevkami 70 statnej pokladne,
alebo prevoznym ziSkom tychto
podnikov. Len zbytok bnde hra-
; deny pozickou.
Tretia cast rozpoEtu, ktorh
tvoria podiely samospravnych
svazkov a fondov a podiel silnit-
neho (cestarskeho) fondu ma Stat
nych daniach, ,daykach a poplat
koch, obnasa 1224.9 mil: Kcs. W.
dajov. RozpoGet spravy statneho
druhu vykazuje potrebu 1920 mil.
KGs. = +,-.1
Taky je strucny obsah rozpo-
ctu ma rok 1929. Je neho vidiet
solidnost', S akou fozpocet je spra
covan! a pokrocili koknzolidaciu
statneho hospodarstva. Po desia-
itch rOkoch statneho hospodare-
MIA je to ohromny pokrok, ktory
Dol ovsem vyktipeny znacnymi O.
bet mi celehO Obyvatelstva, ale
dosiahnuty neiimornou pracou vse
tkych vlad, ktort rcpublika mala
a financnymi ministrami, kto-
rlm svcrcna bola sprava statnych
financii. Vybudoval sme menu,
ktora patri k najstaIejSim Eu-
rope, organizovali SINE finanGnG
spravu, zaisti1i rovnovahu stat
nych financii, stabilizovali VIDA
je, zmensili statnv dlh, stall SINE
sa nezavislymi ma liverovej po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
VEL'KY POLAR v MURAN1.

Neminie dna ma Slovensku, ze
by nickde neziiril vcl'ky, zlmbny
Ohen teraz. kcd jc w celia iroda
pod StrechOu. Teraz sa stala ODE
t'ou dravtho zivlu chudObna slo.
vcn>ka dedinka Muran ned 'aleko
Tisovca V Gcmeri. Jednej noci mi.
nuleho mesiaca vypukol poziar
ktory zniGil 90 obytnlch domov
$ hospodarskymi budovami. VSc.
tka nroda zhorela, okrcm toho "a.
hynulo 60 oviec, II praSiat a spl.
sta hydiny.
Ohen sa rychlo rozSiriI, zc 20.
stimuli ncmali na zachrann svoi.
no majetku v6bec Gasu zostalo
i'm len com z domu noel utie-
XII, ably zachovali zivot. Postihnu-
Il Sl napospol Z najchudobne. Isle
no obyvatel 'Stva. Skoda, okres-
nym llradom Revnci komisio-
maine zistena, cini 100000 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

moci clldziny. Posty a aelezni-
ce sd poriadku, narodne hospo-
darstvo sa zotavilo, nezamestna-
most poklesla, vyvoz utesene. zkve.
ia, zemedelstvo pracuie ako v do
bach predvalecnych, peiaznfctvo
prekonalo svoje obtiaze je pew.
nou oporou celemu narodnemu
hospodarstvu. Mozme byt' spo-
kojni S vysledkami svojej desat'-
roenej prace.
Me je slce vykonane vsetko. Jc
tuna rad nkolov, ktor6 treba W.,
riesit najblizsich rokoch, :, ale
ako zd6raznil minister financii
DIR. Englis vo svojom vyklade k
rozpoctu, st uz k rieseniu tychto
,ikolov polozent zaklady. .Je to
predovSetkym otazka samosprav-
nych financii, d'alei bude preve-
dena sanacia bratskych pokladni,
rieSena otazka peclivosti 0 star
Gov vyriadeny stary problem u
eitel 'skych platov. Vsetky tieto
iikoly budd vyriadene tax, ably ne
zasiahly rusive do vyvoja> Stat
nych financii ably bola zar,tte-
na' nerusena funkcia samospravy
odstranent Dol asst, 'ktore holy
zavinene rozvratom valky.
Vedl'a tychto dkolov tvori Dial
siu starost' nasei finanenej spr5-
w otazka danova. R. 1927 preve-
dena bola reforma DAM priamych,
ale zostal otvoreny problem OBJ
chodovych dani, dane obratu, a
dane uhlia. Tieto dane sn dnes
este nutne, preto re toko vyzadu-
je rovnovaha Statnych financil.
Ale je jasn4, ze tieto dane musia
byt' odcinena, ponevaG zat 'azujG
vyrobu, ktora sa tymto stava me-
nej schoppou konA,rencie. Dane
tieto bud1 odcinovane tax, ako to
bude umoznovat' vyvoj statnych
financii. Ma tento problem mysli
stale mas minister financii, mini
ster, ktorI ma najprednejSiu "a
sluhu o to, re V desiatom roku re-
publiky moSme 81 povedat', ze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
JUBILEJNY RoZPOCET CEsKO
sLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY.

V prvej schodzi poslaneckej
snemovny po prazdninach podala
vlada repnbliky navrh statneho
rozpottu ma rok 1929. Podava no
kratko pred desiatym vyrocim tr-
vania Ceskoslovenskej republiky
a je to tedy rozpotet jubilejny,
roApotet, ma ktorom m6zmc vi
diet, ako sa hospodarilo uply-
nulom desat 'rot1, akych vysled-
kov bolo dosiahnntt V statnom ho-
spodarstve. Tento rozpocct je a.
kymSi zrkadlom, V ktorom vidi-
me vysledky svojej prace 2
ktoreho m6zme Gerpat' move ma
deje v tispech svojej prace. Me jr
to rozpocet, ktory by obsahoval
nejake senzacie mimoriadne
zmeny, ale je to rozpotet sporia-
daneho statu, ktory ma pevne "a
kIady pre- svoje hospodarenie a
ktory prekonal nesnadze povaleG-
nych rokov O vchadza do pcriody
normalnych pomerov.
Rozpocet pre- rok 1929 nelisi sa
priliS od rozpoctu ma rok tcraj-
81. Je MIN pokial' sa tyee roz-
sahu pokial 'ide formu a uspo-
riadanie temer rovnaky, ako roz-
poGet ma rok 1923 a ma rok 1927.
w to jc dokumentom. re linia
statneho hoSpodarStva sa po ME
kol'ko rokov nemeni, re bolo do
siahnute rozpoctovej stability a
ze .je tn pevna baza, ma ktorej We
refine hospodarstvo sa prospesne
rozvija. Rozpocct deli sa ma sty.
ry skupiny. Ma prvom mieste je
rozpocet vlastnej statnej spravy
vydajc ktorej stanovcne SIT ciast,
kou 9534.4 milionov KGs a prijmy
ciastkou 9569.0 miliOnov Kcs. Jc
tedy rozpoeet tento aktivny $50
mil. Kcs. V rozpocte ma rok 1928
stanovene boly vydaje obnosom
9536.1 mil. Kts prijmy obnosom
9562.3 mil. Kcs. Vvdaje. proti ro-
ku 1928 si o nieGo menSie, ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
70 starej vlasti
VEL'KE NESTASTTE sA
UDALO Y PRAHE
65 osob zabite, ked' 50 novo-sta-
vana 8-poschodova budova sr1tila

v Prahe sa teraz Stavajn OBJ
chodne palace z;ivod. Celt uIice
sn pine novych vysokych budov.
v utorok udalo sa tam nest 'astie,
ktore snad' nema paru ma svete,
lebo srntila sa celkom nova, este
nedostavana S-poschodova budo-
va, ktorej troskach zahynulo
okolo 65 Os0b. Architekt, pod kto-
reho dozorom sa stavba viedla,
spachal samovrazdu. Dvadsat
mrtvol bolo az vyhrabane zpod
trosiek a obavy sl, re celkovy po-
Get zabitych dostnpi az 100 dust
Medzi zabitymi sii stavebnl in
spektori, policajny riaditel' me-
sta Prahy, ktoreho zabil hasicsky
stroll, ked utekal k miestn ne
st 'astia, robotnici robotnicky
Ked' sa zachranci prcvrtali dc
srtitenej budovy, naS!i jcdnu zen'
zivn, ktora drzala odtrhnutdi hla.
VII svojho muza rukach a ne
mohli jej til hlavn rlIk vyrvat
Vladne vrchnosti "a prItInu ne
st 'astia udavajn nahlenic sa kon
traktora so stavbou, ktory boil "a
viazany budovu dohotovit' do !
januara, mae by Dol utrpel vclkt
financne Ztraty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
VRAZDOU ZAKONCENA
SVADBA.

Ma vychodnom Slovensku MET
temer taneGnej zabavy alebo sva-
dobnej hostiny, re by sa pri nej
nieco nemileho nestalo. Jan Pc
trusa, rol mix VyS. Olky, NAL
tiez tychto dnoch svadobnu ho-
stinu, pri ktorej doSlo k tragi-
ckej prihode. Ked' novomanzclia
ostatnymi svadobnil>mi pr;SIi Z
kostola domov, zacali sa mIaden-
ci Vys. Niz. Olky medzi >ebou
pre- cosi vadit'. 10 zvady neskor-
Sic povstala bitka. Mladenci O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

bidvoch dedin vrhli sa ma seba
nozmi. ia malil civil II zostalo
ich ma bojiSti niekorko ranenych.
ked' sa ostatnym svadobcanom
podarilo mladencov utlSit', kaz-
dv bezal ranen[m IA pomoc a po-
mahal ako vedel. Drua;ca, ktora
pribehla ma pomoc drnzbovi Jan
kovi Garafovi, zrazu vykrlkla a
klesla ma zem. L'udia priSkocili,
lebo mysIeli, zc ju Garafa 70 ziar-
livost bodol nozom. Prcto ju
hned cd neho odtiahli a hladali
ma mi poranenie. V tom vsak sa
prebraIa a opat' zifalstvc vo-
Iala: Moi Janko je zabityH
Garafu Zdvihli 10 Zemr, Zatali no
natierat' octom a davat mu stu
dent obklady. TatO namaha bola
vSak marina, lebo Garafa NAL
smrtel ne zranenie priamo Il srd-
ca Dol w mrtvy. DO vazenia
Statneho zastnpitelstva V KoSi-
ciach bolo odOvzdant Is MAIDEN
COW bitkarov. AkO hlavny vinnik
je povazovany Stefan Kovac, roll,
nix z VvS. Olky. Doteraz sa vSak
ami jeden nepriznaI.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

konane, pevne zaklady si uz
polozent my mozme sa dlvat'
$ nspokojenim ma dielo dosial'
vykonane do bud1cnosti. Ct. O..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
hospodarsl,a

nasa konsoliddcia ,hospodarslsa
tax pokrocila.
Mas vtvoj je stale ma linii vzo-
stupnej. Hlavnf obtiaze si pre-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-06
DrFrank Crane Says
ssxrsh Q es
THE EMPTY NORTH

of the most striking passages of that ancient collection
f literature known the Bible is He hangeh the nor.h
over an empty place" 1t is found in the Book OF JOB
The queer part of It that asronomicay the north IS
somewhat empty place. In measure you can see io yo
self that there are many stars in that direction
All this is called mind when read OF General Noole
qh over the Pole short time ago. He discovered again
Ha had already been discovered that when you get 10 INC
Nor4 Pole you find nothing thereju frozen emptiness
Think of all these years that have dreamed OF get[s
r. e North Pole and strven for it, and died Tor IT, What
doe il amount to- after all! ..:1, r;,a
f is simply record to make, sort OF Impossible lhe
70 toe but all those fancifu dreams OF Sllns Hole ana Ie
like about there being undiscovered country up the "
pure fiction. ,,;.oh1a : the tenn
The only part of this globe that haDltaDle Is 'ie ~
rerate zone and in measure the tropics -,
General Mobiles discoveries, as we'll as those Oh otle
reveal that the north be added to the oceans anu M
deserts and the mountain ranges pure waste aea Of INC
universe as far as we can waste IN the sense vi no.
being habiabe by man. We cannot i've III tlle se@'' ~ ~
is difficult in the high mountain ranges H., , f
Considering how vast is the universe, ana now many ~
+he stars are simply blazing balls of fire utterly
b any form of life and how gigantic are the distances
the stellar bodies and what great poruon .! .s
ane IS not habitabe ones philosophy OF lie uncohsclous
limits the Importance of mankind and adds new meaning
TO the exclamation: 49, .+,-s
"hen consider Thy heavens, the moon and the stlI
which hou hast ordained, what is man that h0u az i
of him and the son of that Thou vlsiteSt MN:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-06
Asrm;.sora sandoy School Lesson for oesod~ y
SPIRITUAL GIFTS
/ Cormta;ans 12:A-7, 81; 1919 IS
Rsu. Somssd D. Ree, DID.

~. uao asS what are logical consequences q 1ss.:
I'M ind taer answer under study !; .s
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material things To bssn With TIE na So s % at worship HIM
s ssn t 10 suait and tFs M Using spiritual means ans
.eeng to Their reach The Cn1fsun 70 ss That
Ssistny has failed should have mind ast peeps 9s Nov
rooent N following materials md nehoS 70 -. ,oss;
I'D bot chapters with utmost ese and see soe'nS u w. ~
mites IN Fife ., 49, ,.ax , few An do
-. hsve social wisdom and knowledge power q wosKs LIZ and
= etst;no nrooecy Some speak m strange Iases CO.
ers can interpret though they have never stndG NIL hstI
x @ufts" come by the Of the GOD KseaIas psr
nssesses he should boastfa over ano14e!
iii are to consider themselves part OF tne oo9y ~
- - has his own essential function to perform .
with such things which are E nt,t;n Is aDsle
sesson which be to all ano the ne GREAT owe
esrnesty the greater gifts" Then Paul sets torn N t s ;a ali
s Corinthians Kill perfection IN SPIRITUAL gn VIM. az
s.n enter INTO This chapter should be committed 20 me''' e
Herein we are told that deeds in eods aop 49,
HIGH Sounding professions spectacular M - tasrd se
AZ NOT ae Tie place of of love We must 50 a 1--we" fr
we everyday life that we ~ s pnnaee Of God and
aro,tecs mysteries" and Aa1 knoVedge put wa
49, e. = ms needy world walk men as Jesus I 49,
on earth speak rather deeds OF op Int what IS pertinent
E cbran life that the giver shall on s own cranes rowing
There patience that suersth long ana 1su ni t
IL MT ta, self nd and other fellow down. oye uoes the
r the little evil in and then take dehgn III smother L
,erfection Before telling anything that may Dc ag vii any
= ret 10 always ask questions IS au i hone thai
rood be accomplished by the telling! Love nope' "e
he stumbling not be So ,ao,+Ive
gives up do Such are the Love Chapter
for the positive constructive Now read as m love that
md write out the different positive quas nv ~ vor life
aau Each one of these be wrought OUT " ysn '
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-06

SHARON BAPTIST CHURCH.
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Rev. f. & johnson, BID. MA. pas
tor. Residence. IL 3. Clay St. Sor-
vices. Sunday, 1880 A. M. and S:1s
p. NJ. Sunday School, 10 A. Nd.
All are invited
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Pulpit in charge Of Deacons,
pending avadl OF Rv. Fohhtmfypuo
pending assumption by Rev. F. w.
Black. recently called to pastorate.
cundov - 70 \ NJ and 8 P M &.
Sunday School, $50 A NJ. All are
welcome
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FOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH

(32nd and p Street&)
Rev. A. r. vanlandingham. B. tn.
pastor. Residence, $500 o st. Our
worship: Sunday School at $3.50 A.
NJ; Morning Services, 1880 A. NJ;
Night Services, 500 p. M; Tuesday
night, Hone and Foreign Mission,
700 P. M: Wednesday night,
Teachers Meeting, 7:30 p. M;
Thursday night, Choir Rehearsal,
1880 P. M: Friday night. Prayer
Services, 1880. NJ. ". Johnson, Clerk
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MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH.

North 22nd Street, Woodville)
Rev. W. H. Skipwith, D. D.
Pastor. Services: Sunday 1880
A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ. Sunday
School, $50 A. NJ. All are welcome
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SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH.
(Center Street, Fulton)

Rev. S. l.. Bush, pastor; residence
COZ Center Street Services: Sun
Preaching, 1880 A. NJ. ana $40 p
NJ. Communion every fourth Sun
day, Sunday School, $3.50 A. M;
day at $3.50 P. M.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

byrd St. between 1st and End sts)
Pulpit in charge of Pulpit Com
mittee pending successor to the iate
DR. 2 D Lewis. Services: SUNDAYS.
1880 A NJ. and 8 P. M. SUNDAY
School, $50 A. M. All are welcome
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MT. OLIVE BAPT. CHURCH

Services: 10 A. NJ, Sunday School;
1880 A. NJ, Preaching each Sunday;
$3.50 P. NJ. Lords Supper each first
Sunday
Rev. j. S. Johnson, A. M, DID,,
Pastor.
James NJ. Brown. Clerk
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Rev. Junius L. Taylor. Rector;
Residence, 20 West Leigh Street.
Services: Sunday IL to II A. NJ.
Night, S to 9 o'clock. Wednesday
evening services, s TO 9 o'clock. The
public is welcome at all services.
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FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH
(2Sth and P Streets)

Rev. F. w. Williams, D. D..
Pastor. Services: Sunday, 1880 A.
N. and 500 P. NJ. Sunday School,
$3.50 A. NJ. B. Y. P. u, 6:45 p.
NJ. All are invited.
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PROVIDENCE BAPTEc CHURCH
i518 Lady Alils Sosa)

Rev. ]. j. Woodson, Pastor, Res
fdence, 1116 St. John Street. Ser
vices: Sunday. IL A. NJ. and 8 P. M.
Sunday school, $3.50 A. Nj. All are
invited. =. -
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Rev. NJ. H Payne, Pastor, Resi-
ience. 1000 Wallace Street. Services:
Sunday. 71:99 A M and 8 =. M
Sunday School. $40 A. NJ. Az are
welcome
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Read The Planet II will be de-
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WILLIAMS TEMPLE @. u. u
CHURCH.

(The Homelike Church)
S. e. Cor. 18th and Everett SsS.
Rev. G.. e Carter, Pastor
$50 A. M. Sunday School; 11:0O
A. M, Preaching; $50 P. NJ, Ep-
worth League; 1855 P. M, Preach
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RISING MT ZION BAPT. CHURCH.
(S00 Denny street, Fulton)
Rev. o. B. Sir9ms, B tn, Pastor,
Residence, 72S Denny st. Services:
Sunday. 1880 A. NJ. and 8 P. M.
Sunday School, $50 A. NJ. All are
welcome.