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shot nis cuffs and favored the van
QulBhed n with a haleful stare
He's tho kind OF bird who gets hin
picture on the front pages when q
man-hunt IN on" he said.
-See here. my good man. dipping
MS card fin the direction OF tho
furious electrician. III ever l hear
cf you annoying the Duchess again
I'm have my three ret police cap
tninB ON your neck with charges
that won't sound pretty with tho
morning coffee
Desmond stuck out hills arm and
Lame crooked her fingers over it
gratefully. -Ill SEQ you 10 your
carriage" he told her.
You were wonderful Just now
Lame marveled as they walked
down he road
where's th~is-here-now Miss Ladd
gone and fluttered away TOT" DE-
manded Charles Desmond. sticking
the inevitable ciEnret between his
lips and hunting IN i've separate
pockets for the non-existent match.
Here IT'S my day or and evUrv.
thing and 4 gat ON my bike and
trail away out here 20 fad her
missing"
T LANE started Co explain but
thought better OF &C. "Sho-aho
went home sha finished lamely.
Got herself another boy friondf-
be inquired.
There was -- somebody suBt
dropped In improTiaed MurIeTB
friend.
-0h. yeahf- Desmond appeared
doubtful We'll. I cant waste the
entire evening Just because abe
changed her mind. How about you
trotting on and having dinner with
meY I can't eat alone. T'm funny
that way Been I'D since earliest
childhood VIII
-Oh. dear. ~ mother only would
let met" cried Lane childishly.
Well. there's nothing like IT,
curing Chuck said.
Lame introduced the pair and to
her utter amazement Cass beamed
on the young man.
Wasn't your mother Grace
Franks. who played E~hakesperean
roles long ago7~ she inquired.
Charles said yes" very solemnly.
II thought 90" Cass nodded
You run along. Lane. and change
your dress while I talk 40 MIR.
Desmond There are 40 many
things I want 70 ask him"
Win wonders never cease.
thought Lame. aH she hastily
slipped into her one presontabla
frock.
Chuck Desmond was funny. re
was nice. even though he wasn't
the Not Impossible He" She real
ized she would have a hard time
~sQuaring herself with Muriel n that
young woman ever learned the
truth.
what are yon thinking aboutr-
inquired that irreprcssible young
man. Chuck Desmond
Lane smiled family.
Wondering AZ Muriel viii mind
my bagging her young man"
$50 no. thenl I'm advertised am
SUCH Flo pretended 10 be am
noyed.
-You are Lane dimpled n him.
Desmond surveyed her with In-
terest You're pretty nice. easy on
the eye How come you haven't an
permanent boy trailing your
she tossed her head. enjoying
herself. How do you know
haventr-
Sorry. 4 was Just fishing
Lane thought This N good
practice Tor ma Maybe the nart
time I see Van Rohard. 4 won't he
such a school-Eirlish IDIOT
Her heart pounded nc the
thought Next time 4 see nlm.-
For OF course. she would. And
soonl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02

SAN BENTTO, July "A suite
OF offices Is being provided at the
rear of Cooks News Stand on N.
Sam Houston Blvd. here.
There will be desk space for
about four individuals or firms
when a partition now present IS
removed and the building Is re-
modelled somewhat
Cook has The Herald agency In
San Benito.
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The University of North Dakota
offers $50 courses in It's summer
session.
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Production or gold III the Black
Hills has shown "a gain or 10 per
cent in the last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02

approximately One-seventh or the
nations concrete highways are III
Illinois.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02

-Four players held perfect bridge
hands &C a party In Louisville, KY.
They were too excited to bid.
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And one OF the PhariSees desired
him that he would eat with him.
And he went into the Pharisee's
house. and sat down TO meat.
And, behold. a woman In the city,
which was a sinner. when she knew
that Jesus sat at meat in the Phar-
isee's house. brought an alabaster
box OF ointment.
And stood at his feet behind him
weeping. and began % wash his
feet with tears, and did wipe them
with the hairs OF her head, and
kissed his feet. and Amounted them
with the ointment.
Now when the Pharisee which
had hidden him saw Il. he spake
within himself saying. This man. II
he we're a prophet. would have
known who and what manner OF
oma this is that toucheth him:
for she IS a sinner.
And Jesus answering said
unto him. Simon, I have somewhat
to say unto thee. And he said,
Master. say On.
There was a certain creditor
which had two debtors: the one
owed five hundred pence, and the
other fifty.
And when they had nothing 10
pay. he frankly forgave them both.
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Tell me therefore. which or them
viii love him most?
Simon answered and said, I sup
pose that he. to whom ne forgare
most. And he said unto hiIn, Thou
hast rightly judged.
And he turned 70 the woman, and
said unto Simon. Seest thou this
woman? / have entered into
thine house. thou gavest me no
water for my feet: but she hath
washed my feet with tears, and
wiped them with the hairs Or her
head.
Thou gavest me no kiss: but this
woman since the time / came Ia
hath not ceased 70 kiss my feet.
My head with oil thou dicst not
anoint: but this woman hath an
ointed my feet with ointment.
wherefore ! say unto thee. Her
sins. which are many. are forgiven.
Tor she loved much: but u whom
little Is forgiven the same loyeth
little.
And he said unto her. Thy sins
are forgiven.
And they that sat at meat with
him began 70 say within them
selves. Who Is this that forgiveth
sins also?
And he said 10 the woman. Thy
faith hath saved thee; 20 In peace.
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FOLIO CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR
PROGRAM

Topic: What Is Implied in The
Church as a Family?"
Leader. Harold Dennis.
Song no. S.. Jesus Is Always at
Hand.
Song NO. $50. Take Time to Be
Holy.
Prayer led by Herman Hartman
Song No. SO. Since Jesus Came
Into Ny Heart.
Scripture Reading. EpheSians
3.i4-19 and I Corinthians i2.l2-21.
Leaders Talk.
Song No. 70. Win the One Next
% You.
Topics.
To Whom Should We Look for
Leaders?-Gladys Biggerstaff.
What is the Purpose Of the
Church, Martha Jane Butts.
What Holds the Family To-
gether7 Dorothy Reeves.
Special music.
Topics resumed.
Who Should Be the Burden Bear
ers? Mary Porter.
Who Is the Big Brother on the
Church Family? Why2 Bernice
Hutton.
The Need for Unity i'll the
Church Family. Beverly Tabor.
Sharing Family Duties. Calestia
Gobble.
Sentence PRAYERS.
Business Meeting.
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AND PROGRAMS OF THE CHURCHES

Hymn No. rs.
Benediction.
Postlude-Allegro king.
6:lO-B. Y. p. u. Officers. Lead
ers. sponsors, meet for prayer.
6.30-B. Y. p. Wv. Z. Collins,
Directors
7.30-Evening Worship.
Prelude-tKarganoffl.
Hymn No. 323.
Prayer
Hymn No. 3iz.
Congregational Service 10 min
utes).
Offertory-tCummingsl.
Anthem-The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away tWoOdwardl.
Pastors Messarc: The Assuring
Saviour.
Hymn No. 81.
Benediction.
Postlude-Fughetta tLemalgrel.
The general public. As well a.
strangers and visitors ID the city.
will receive a cordial ceicOme at
all services OF this church.
O. l.. Smith, Pastor.
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CHURCH

CNtlId1
Masses at $50; 7:3o: 2 and 10
o'clock. The last Is the childrenS
mass followed b. Sunday school.
Evening at 1880. Rosary ana bcne-
diction.
Thursday evening az 7.30: Holy
hour.
On the first Friday OF the month.
masses az 8 and 7 o'clock with even
ing dcvotions al 7.3o.
On Mondays and Wednesdays al
4 D. IN. and Saturdays at Q q. m.
Christian doctrine class for first
communicates.
Confessions heard on the after
noon and evening Of Saturday and
the \ OF major feasts.
Rev. Joseph Rose. .. M. I.
Pastor.
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moved Simon the Pharisee 10 cen
seriousness and questioning. IN
stead or glorying In the love that
could win a sinful woman and re-
store her 70 home and character.
Simon only questioned the integs
rity and greatness or the teacher.
The rebuke 70 Simon Us Jesus gave
II was kindly. but definite and de-
tailed.
For many generations the record
has stood III the New Testament
for all men 10 read. and set how
few dare to have toward the sinful
the courage and love or their
Masterl How few feel the need of
searching their own hearts 60 in
quire whether their profession or
righteousness may not be pharisaic
pridel Surely Nv Is true that those
who feel most confidence I'm them
selves may I'm reality have the
greatest need Of crying. God be-
merciful To me. = sinner
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Fliyahefh ~. and Palm Blvd.

Hours Of worshp-li: 90 a. m
and T.30 D. m. Dr. J. w. Skinner
president OF Tex.-Mex. Institute Of
KingSville. will preach both morn
ing and evening. Or. Skinner Is
well known IN Brownsville. having
been Pastor Of this church before
going into the field Of education.
He always has a helpful and in
spring message. Special music at
each service and the regular organ
numbers by Mrs. A. p. Niven.
Sunday School. a:45 a. N. Cleve
Tandy. Superintendent.
Senior League. $50 p. m Miss
Juanita Boory. superintendent.
The Woman's Auxiliary will not
meet Monday on account Of an all
day meeting 70 be held the follow
ing week.
"A cordial welcome awaits you at
this church. Strangers and visit
ors IN the city especially invited.
Emmett p. ray. Pastor.
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FIRsT AVIS CHURCH

9.45-Modern Sunday School -
George NJ. Hillyer. Supt.
fO.55-Morning Worship,
Organ Prelude HumoresQue
CRockwelN.
vocation-Glor Pa
tri.
Hymn No. i02.
Scripture Reading.
Hymn No. So.
Offertory - IN Remembr a ce
Franz Won Blon).
Anthem-Out Of the Depths
CHaiseyl.
Pastors Message. The Light or
the World.
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ASHTON CHOSEN
ROTE DELEGATE


MERCEDES. Feb. l4-The local
Rotary club has chosen Dr. John
Ashton on this city. editor or the
Valley Farmer, 10 represent them
q. the district convention OF Rotary
clubs Or Mexico. IN Tampico Feb
ruary 1919.
The Rotary club observed the 2lst
anniversary of the Boy Scouts of
America at their meeting this
week. a. which time Willard AsEsY.
S~CoutmaSter ~ the troop sponsored
by the Rotary club. and Jack Brown.
Jean Wise and Warner Sanders,
troop members. were guests OF the
club. Twenty-one candles were
lighted On the large birthday cake
by Warner Sanders at the opening
OF the meeting. The Rev. G. P.
owen gave a talk on The Sig
niticance or the Boy Scout move
ment."
IA number on scenes from the
operetta. Cherry Blossoms" pres
cnted here Friday night. Feb. i3.
were given.
The local club endorsed DR.. ~.
"A. Crockett as n candidate for 4Tth
district governor at the next cleo
ton 10 be held at the district con-
ventlon n san Antonio III April.
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erintendent Of Adult Work for the
Brownsville District. will speak to
the adult classes in the auditorium
al the Sunday School hour.
AT the 1880 Worship Hour, Mr..
Gerald W. McKenna, a prominent
layman Of the Harrington church.
will speak. Special music by the
choir, Mrs. j. II. Greene, organist
and choir director.
The pastor will preach az 7;5o
D. m.
The Epworth LeaguerS VIII 90 70
Raymondviile TO conduct a service
at the evening hour.
Mission study Wednesday al I.5o
D. m, led By the pastor.
Tourists and visitors are invited
70 all the services.
Sterling Fisher. ID. D. Pastor
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

ma GAAAA1 ANN AhAA(A
100 a. m.-Service or worship
and Communion.
Prelude-Morning Worship. Stur-
gis.
MISREPRESENTATION.
Invocation-Dr. S. X. Haliam.
Hymn CT Praise No. 323-Thc
Church's One Foundation.
Responsive Scripture Reading,
Page IS. lesson 49-The Blessed
Hope-paStoral Prayer.
Offertory-Morning Voluntary -
-chuler.
Announcements.
Hymn Of Communion and Com
munion Service, No. 335 Jesus
lIaster Hear Me Now.
S0lo-There's some One Who
Cares-Lowry. Mrs. w. A. Vclfen.
Sermon-Pslates Question. Rev
II. J. Howard
Hymn Of invitation No. 273-Tis
the Saviour Pleading.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening Service 7:30 O'clock
Frriude-In Sweet Remembrance
DaNicLrGm.
Hymn No. 527-Mighty Rock.
Whose Towering Form.
Prayer--Chas. w. Ross.
HYMN No. 567-Come Thou Fount
Of Every Blessing
Offertory-Nocturn
Announcements.
Anthem-The Spacious Flrma-
mert on High-Hayden.
Choir
sermon-The Messiah, Rev. n. J.
Howard.
Hymn of invitation. No. 737-All
Things Are Ready. Come 20 the
Feast.
Benediction-Rev. Geo. r. Dennis.
misunderstanding Prayer. Camp
fer.
Mrs. NJ. II. Butts is pianist.
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BY WI. ". GILROY. ID. ID.
Fditnr nf The FnnprewafinnaIixA

Editor OF The G0ngregatiOnaliSt
is "a man known by the company
he keeps2 The prevailing opinion
holds that he Is. and III the main
II Is true that evil communications
corrupt good manners. But all OF
LIES relationships. whether they
mar OF enrich our lives. depend
upon the spirit In which We enter
into them.
II Jesus came into the world 70
save sinners, H. could not very
well avoid meeting sinners and
being friendly with them. II would
have been Is absurd to hope u save
men from their sins and at the
same time avoid minglinE with sin
nrrS as for IN man tG 90 fishing with
a fine array oi fishing tackle but
in a region where 10 fish could
possibly be found.
VIII we were moro like Jesus and
had more real interest I'M our fel-
low man. W. should he less par
ticular about our companions and
friends but very much more par
ticular about ourselves and about
the spirit and attitude which we
display toward others.
II a man Is weak and easily
Strong Shouldn't Fear Evil
influenced for wrong. he II wise
10 avoid the influence of evil COM
pani0nS. But III "a man is cody.
with the power Of Christ uphold
ing and sustaining him. III viii
wish u display toward his fellow
men the grace OF God In klndli-
ness of life. I'm gertleness OF words,
and in that love that wins men
from their own ways or sin and
selfiShnesS.
Here In our lesson we find Jesus
I'm contact with two sorts Of sinners.
The n was a very respectable
sinn~ who did not think that ne
was 4 sinner az All. Tn fact. one
cf his deepest forms or sin was i'm
believing that he was better than
certain other people whom he de-
spiseG.
Simon the Pharisee thought that
character and reputation were the
same thing That was Ca very
great mistake. and with IL Simon
made the other great mistake Ct
imagining that stu lgls largely d
matter or 0ffense against conven-
ti0nal standards. III was incOn-
ceivable To Simon that a man
might make a high profession OF
religion and be very Earnest. and
yet 40 the same time be ayery great
sinner through lack at love and
kindly consideration for others.
Sinner Repented
The other sinner was 4 woman
vino knew herself for such. There
was ITO question about her stand
ing inn the community. She had
evidently been guilty 0f gross sins
that had shut her out from re-
spectacle society ANA that made her
known in the city a. 4 sinful w0-
man. Yet I'm the soul OF this
woman was something that 10 re-
SpOnded to the Masters goodness
and gentleneSs that she brought her
tribute III the only way that seemed
p~ossible-the bringing of precious
ointment and amounting OF the
Masters feet. The tears that
poured forth told or her cOntriti0n,
and the Masters words Of approval
marked the reality vi her repent
ance.
Yet this moving scene only
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THEME SONG FOR AN APP.
pROACHING ,

by Carol Phyllis Schmid
Rock-G-byc, Baby; roek-G-bye;
maybe
Daddy uiH bay yca q Biz shiny
rock;
Find oat the cost dozt,i al Black,
Starr ri Frost;
Diamonds drc something thai
BABY can hocki
Baby Ssdris pearls Ike The other
small girls!
Baby likes black chiffon merit 70
her skin.
AHd 5rheH The sHozrS freeze her
nose and her toes,
IFW there 6e sGbles 10 uTdb
Baby ~?
Shes CIT on candy; 5aE ter-
IHDc y handy.
Only champagne ~ her bottle
xiii Please her.
Orchids sr0nld fade fast, bnE
Babyd make jade last.
Shed say hev piece for a His
f0H0-Smi-dl
ROck-O-bye. Baby; yock-o-bye;
maybe
TheycH ~ q check III the morn
ing t0y y0a.
BcbyU rat cake; collect JACK:
end feel jake;
Ind bdHkyHPtcyH make AZ ths
little boys blKcg
Customer: Are you a criminal
lawyer?
Chicago Attorney: Yeah, who
do YOU want shot?
Are you making banners
No, I'm doing penancc."
=cearzzs Pzxe.4
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MExIcAN METHODIST cHURCH

Sunday School $50 a. m. Super
intendent Rev. p. Garcia Vera.
Junior League 2.30 D.. m.
Evening Service 7:45 p. N. BY the
pastor.
Senior League Tuesday TAI .. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7.45.
f. Ramos, pastor.
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Mission Pioneer
Is Buried TODAY

MIS- ION. Feb. IA. r. Tryon.
old resident of this section. died
at his just north OF town home mic
noon Friday, aged 80 years and six
months.
Mr.. Tryon had been sick for sew
cfaI weeks. and leaves n widow, his
mother. four brothers and four
sisters Do mourn his loss.
Funeral services viii be conduct
Cd from the First Methodist church
on Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. Fred
preaching the sermon. and the
Odd Fellow lodge In charge.
Interment will be In Laurel Hill
cemetery.
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CHURCH or THE NAzARENE
san Renifn

Sunday School. 9.45 a. M.
Preaching 100 a. N.
~. Y. r. s. $50, D. III.
Preaching 1850 p. m.
Midweek prayer service Wednes-
day evenings.
A cordial invita- ion Is extended
to al.
Rev. y. r. Williamson, Pastor.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
CORNER Elizabeth and West Second
Streets

IOFneT EIE1DFtn anu stC0Tu
Streets
First Church az Christ. Scientist
OF Brownsville. Texas, a branch OF
The Mother Church, First Church
OF Christ. Scientist, in Boston.
Massachusetts.
Sunday school az 9.45 a. m.
Sunday morning services az 1i:00
Subject: Soul"
A. Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 500 o'clock.
Reading room in the church
building open Tuesdays and Fridays
from 200 to 500 p. m.
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ALL SAINTS CHURCH
EPISCOPAL

49l North Reagan Avenue, San
Bcnitc.
Sexagesima Sunday. Color. vi0-
let.
Holy communion. 7.30 a. m.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Choral mathis, III a. NJ.
Sermon. III 100 n. IN.
Rev. W.. Everett johnson.
Rector.
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Services IN the Junior High s-hool
audits -ium at 9 a. NJ.
Sunday School at 10 4. VI.
Rev. II L. Wiederanders, Pastor.
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Rector Addresses
Lions Club Ms1ting
TBV Staff C0rrosn0ndenT

F3A AN@+A Ma N1NfAAAANANN
HARLINGEN, Feb. His X
perienceS III Hell'S Kitchen OF the
COS, where he lived several years
among the poor, were told 10 the
Lions Club this week az the Plaza
Hotel By Rev. ". +. Johnson. rector
Of AT Saints Church. San Benito.
and st. Adams mission church,
Harrington.
The Lions had music from the
KRGV orchestra during their meal
and afterwards q program ~ dial
Cgue and novelties was given ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Fiesher OF Chi
cago. Their Novelty Entertainers
gave a program at Fair Park Audi
forum Friday night under auspices
OF the club.
The club voted to take I'm T.. r..
Smith. Humble OIL station man
anger. and J. L. Page OF the Retail
Credit CO.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Los Frpennu

1000 a. m. Bible Lesson.
HOO a. n. Communion.
tbs p. NJ. Young folks meeting.
wednesday evening at 1880. Bible
lesson meeting. On Thursday eve
ming at 7:30 a lecture meeting with
speaking.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

INSTRUMENTATION
3 y. m.-Sunday preaching ser
vice, Rev. A. N. Bostrom. minister.
g p. m.-Thursday's Bible class
Is held on wonders Of Bible pro-
nhecv, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Carlson.
Services arc held I'm the Barreda
hall between 2nd and 3rd on Eliz-
abeth street.
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sunday school Gas a. m.

Sunday school 9:45 q. m.
j. G. Young. superintendent.
Preaching services 100 q. N. and
7.30 p. m.
A full gospel message and good
music.
The church Of welcome with a
message.
Rev. r. Fl MCNEIL, Pastor
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"You say that thief was very
accommodating
"Ncs-hc took all the money
out of the register and rang up
No sale
"Ah. the pause that re-
frcshes said the English pro-
lessor when Inc saw the comma
in the freshman theme.
-BueknfH Belle Ref.
Ncighbor: You naughty boy.
! bet you don't Get grade "A
in anything 1t school.
Willie: | do, too. / Get II in
a milk bottle.
~
Jack (bevond the three mile
limit That music Is surely
rotten.
Tar: Yup, it's way of quay.
-ilinois Si-ea.
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"Prcxy Dreariman has GER
tainly been making life at
WashWaSh tedious
"Ncs. Tie seems IN have dcvcl-
opcd a faculty Tor it"
-
Nov II Get down 70 work"
said the pen; house dwellcr.
-Esrma4is Jstk b Lorieyr.
MEN M GREAT DEMAND
headline.
Five thousand college stu
dents apply for Job on farm.
-BArkneB Br.4s Huf.
III want you to meet Mr..
Ware.
How arc va, Ware Ny
furniture's stored in one Of your
houses"
-Darf~oHih Isrk O'Larfsrr.
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
(EriScOpaD

7.30 a. m.-Holy communion.
$3.50 a. m.-Church school and
Bible claSg.
]. a. m-Morning services and
sermon.
r. Q. Mackintnsh- rector.
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Services a. the court house sun
tev afternoon at 3 o'clock. Singing
and worship.
w. d. McBryde
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GrADALUPE cHrRcH

$50 a. m~.-COmmuni0n Mass.
$3.50 a. m.-High Mass.
1880 p. m. - Evening Services.
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The international Uniform sun
day School Lesson for Feb. is.
Jesus, the Friend OF Sinners. Text:
Luke 1860.
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
900 Adams Street

Capt. and Mrs. W. r. Workman
hold services every Sunday " 3 p. N.
and any time during the week II a
group should form. Anyone who
desires 70 do so. may call at the
home which IS located at 900 Adams
Street.
Capt. wv. II. Workman
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ROMANCE HAIL, M
lis MY lifelong ambition
TO be cast for The part
OF caltisdtrrg Soryosg
AEd q broken heart.
To ris1l Wiifc Iscui
ind oHt-coHgh Camille
To make JaliefS tragedy
Look like q steal"
TO S7rcef through life
As The Unchcychc--d
Femme 49,.
"A afiitf-lifped DIDO
Who'd revev say Damn.
IN fsccssc burner
Filled arTih dusty dreams ~.
Burning memories "a
Ind Srokc-ribbor schemes.
Bat HOW car the Iyist
Don lilisS and rac'
ivc b fcTrhart f0r hpstitk
Tobacco y. and You!
-Ca-eginian
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Jimmy: Oh. look at tbs
rhinoceros.
Willie: That amt no rhino-
oeros. That's a hippopotamus.
Can't you see It amt cot no
radiator cap:
"Hoot, Sandy. I ken there's
a mon under the bed.
"Dinna disturrrb him. wife,
and in the mornin' wen charge
him for lodgin'."
-Brc-rn Ilg.
They stopped a six day bike
race in New York the other
day
"Why?"
"Peddling without a license"
-Brg-r Tag.
-
Willie: How do you like your
sisters new beau2
Johnnie: Aw. he's a chumpl
The poor FISH gave me a quarter
and took her out for the eve
ming, too