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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
TELLER is ENGAGED
By United Press

By United Press
TORONTO. Ont, April 19.-Joe
Zeller, of East Chicago. Ind, former
Indiana University all-TeStern foot
ball player, nov professional
wrestler, and Miss Mary Conacher,
sister Of Lionel and Charlie Con-
acher, National Hockey League
stars, have announced their en-
gagement. No date was set for the
wedding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
FIERMONTE HAVING LUCK

By Unlted PTeSs
MONTE CARLO, April 19.-Enzo
Fiermonte, pugilist husband of Mrs.
Madeleine Force Astor Dick Fer
monte, is winning daily at the
Monte Carlo Casino, it was learned
today. 1t was reported that he had
won about 100000 francs (s19,750)
and he continued to play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19

TOOK over the costly features Of
- this genuine sour-mash Kentucky
Straight Whisky. Remember that it's
priced only a few cents above t. :
1owest-priced WHISTLES. You'll under.
stand why everybody seems to be
switching to BOTTOMS UP"i
It's happened in only go days.
Within a few days after BOTTOMS
UP" was introduced in one small
Eastern city there were 40 calls for it
at one store in one day. 80 days after
the first bottles were sent into Mon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
= Baseball Standings =
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville ....... O42 600 005-11 10
Toledo ......-.. COO 103 100 10
Bass and Thompson; Doliack. Buchanan,
Milwaukee ...... 600 OO3 o12-e 10 ]
Kansas City $500. 600 900 100 !
Braxton and Rensa; Fullerton and
CASTOR.
Minneapolis 49,. 2sO 900 olI-7 7
St Paul ....... 200 900 102- Z
Tauscher and Hargrave: Barnabee. Mills
Grimes and Fenner. Giuliana.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Detroit ........... 600 Ito io2- is Q
Tietje Vance and sewelI; Bridges and
Cochrane.
Boston ......... 600 600 600 0
New York 80. 600 900 ok 0
Ostermueller. WEIGH Pipgras and r.
Terrell; Broaca and Dickey.
P MashInsR5on 90 90 i iSo c 5S
Marcum. wiltshire. Lieber and Foxx;
Hadley. Linke. Petit and Bolton.
Cleveland at St. Louis cold weather.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ten Innings
Brooklyn ...... 100 40l 800 o. II l
Philadelphia 900 800 0l3 Ito Is 2
Leonard. Logan and Lopez; Collins,
Johnson, Pezzullo. Davis and Todd.
St Louis ....... 600 DOL 600 l
Chicago ........-. 600 900 600 0 s
P. Dean and Davis; French and Hart
nett.
Cincinnati .... 030 023 0l0- 9 IA 0
Pittsburgh 1900. 600 202 600 2
Hollingsworth. Hermann. Frey and
Campbell: Weaver. Salveson, Birkofer. OS-
borne. Smith and Padden.
New York az Boston; cold weather.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
Too Many Left on Base
INDIANAPOLIS.
COLUMBUS.

Slated for Turner in fifth.
fBatted for Walsh in seventh.
IBatted for Page in ninth,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19

Chief Killefer used three pinch
hitters yesterday. Riddle. Stoneham
and Lawrie. Riddle batted in a run
with a long fly, Stoneham drew a
pass and Lawrie was an easy oft.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19

tana it was among the leading sellers.
Leading Chicago dealers already re-
port it their fastest-selling whisky.
Ask for BOTTOMS up todays
See for yourself how much extra mel
lowness is secured by its 65.year-old
formula and the high percentage OF
costly small grains we use. Treat your
self to whisky that has been aged az
least a year, at controlled summer
temperature the year around. You'll
hardly be able to believe it can Be
priced so low.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19

The Indians have established
headquarters at the Secor Hotel in
Toledo.
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The Red Birds held high re-
gard for Stephenson's big war
club and walked him three times.
, 1935-11-17
WPA Projects Keep
Contraction Work
In Hidalgo Gedred

Tuesday for construction Of 40 miles
Of concrete Lined canals, lis miles
Of underground concrete pipe for a
distribution system, the former in
Guiding 2,342.0 600 square feet Of canal
lining.
Another PWA project under way at
present Is the $4,000 McAllen pcSt-
office, M. r. Nelson, McAllen con-
tractor, completing the structure un-
der a $10,750 contract awarded three
weeks ago.
w. D. Miles, Valley Federal Hous-
ing administration supervisor. an
nounced that a total of STOOLS in
FILA funds has been made available
to 40 applicants in this section. "A
total Of IS new homes have been built
at a cost Of $4,000, while % loans
have been granted TO permit re-
financing Of existing structures in
volving $50. IT'S. New FILA applica-
tions are being steadily received, ac-
cording to Miles.
An outstanding private project will
be G.. l.. Llewellyn'S new model
home" at WeSlaco, costing $4,000
and planned as a typical FILA prof.
ect. Plans are being completed and
contract is to be let shortly.
Pipeline construction work is add
ing another S115.000 or more to the
Valleys construction total. Hidalgo
Gas Company is building a Sl0O.O 900
industrial line rom the S5mlordyce
field Of southwestern Hidalgo coun-
ty to serve two pumping plants
south Of McAllen. About Is miles Of
the 35-mile, 4-inch welded line has
been completed and pipe is strung
along the right-of-way for % miles.
If weather conditions permit. the hne
probably will be finished late this
month. Valley Pipeline company is
building a $4,000 booster station on
its 91-mile line from Samfordyce 70
Port Isabel TO increase the carry
ing capacity Of the line in opera
ton since October 8. The station is
located south OF Mercedes.
, 1935-11-17
WEATHER
Will HOLD ON
Brownsville Records Low
: Of so Degrees After
High Of rs Friday

A 26-degree drop IL temperature
in Brownsville Friday night viii con-
tinue over Saturday night and sun
day with little change expected.
Weatherman w. j. SchnWbusch de-
clared Saturday.
Temperatures tumbled from a
high OF rs Friday to so Friday
night as the cold wave that has en-
veloped most OF the middle-West
swept into the Valley. Drilling rain
accompanied the cool wave.
The Texas Panhandle experienced
su~b-freezing weather Friday night.
with Abilene reporting q low Cf 2s
and Amarillo showing a minimum
OF "a.
Other sections OF Texas, however,
escaped freezing weather and over
cast skies minimiZed frost dangers
Dallas reported O low reading of IS
FL Paso had 36. san Antonio had Al
and Houston also reported a low Ct
"A
, 1935-11-17
FOUR Die AS
TRUCK-CAR HIT
Driver Of Large Vehicle
Parked On Highway
Is Arrested

GREENWOOD. ). O., Nov. is -
CP-Four young persons. three OF
them members OF one family were
killed and another person injured
in an auto-truck crash eight miles
from here early Saturday.
The dead:
Clifton Rush, 81. telephone line
man.
Thelma Rush. 10.
Ella Rush, II.
Lucille Hancock. q.
Edwin Bookter. 10. who police
said they were informed was driv-
iEg the automobile. was brought to
a hospital here with minor injuries.
Their car crashed with a truck
parked on the side OF the highway
on the Edgefield road. They were
returning from a social gathering
in the Gilgal section OF Edgefieid
county nea here.
James Deshields OF Greenville
was jailed as the driver OF the truck
BY Patrolman II. S. Dill. and was
held pending a coroner's investiga-
ton.
The BUSHES we're brother and
sisters and first cousins OF Miss
Hancock. All lived here.
, 1935-11-17
500 Make Application
For Potato Allotment
Especial TO The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, Nov. 16.-More than
500 applications are expected to be
received from Cameron county
growers for potato allotmentS under
the new potato control law. accord
ing TO a survey made here.
Los Fresnos was reported 70 have
had over so applications Saturday
afternoon, Combes Is, Rio Hondo 40,
San Benito 10 with $50 more ex-
pected at Brownsville, Is at Santa
Rosa and possibly q similar number
at La Feria.
The acreage or amount Of pota-
toes represented by these applica-
tons will not be known for some
time. Saturday was the deadline for
making application for tax free al
lotmentS and the applications were
expected TO be turned over to the
county committee within the next
few days.
, 1935-11-17
Especial 70 The HeraId)

McALLEN, Nov. l6.-Works Prog
reSs Administration projects con-
tinued to lead the building activity
in Hidalgo county during the past
week and work orders for several
new projects sent the total allotted
to the county still higher.
Orders have already been receiv-
ed by a number OF cities and other
municipal subdivisions In the county
to start work en- a total Of % jobs
which are expected to provide work
for 1904 men and result in expendl-
lures, both by the government and
the sponsors, amounting to ABOUT
$317 ,297.
1t is expected that nearly all these
projects will be actually under way
within the next week or two since
most Of the preliminary work has
will be necessary TO call for bids on
materials, but this will delay acti-
witty for a comparatively short time.
The new projects authorized for
the county during the week were as
.ollows. all being ordered by state
headquarters at San Antonio; San
Juan. ~waterworkS Improvements,
1924; Mercedes. new school build
ing. 500 02; Hidalgo county. ma
laria control program, $20.822; Hi
dalgo county. construction and i'm
provement of lateral roads. $l0.28l.
Construction work continues
steadily on the Donna irrigation dis
trict's canal improvement program.
calling for construction Of Sc miles
Of concrete canals and other changes
at a cost of 10000. Various other
Public Works Administration prof.
ectS have been approved In the
county and IRE expected to be start
ed shortly. Also q PWA project Is the
$40 10000 improvement program now
under way on 1871 miles Of State
Highway 66 from Edinburg to the
Hidalgo-BrookS Counties line.
Officials Of Hidalgo County Water
Control g. improvement District No.
6. known as the Goodwin district.
returned from Fort Worth where
they presented a request for q PWA
loan-grant totaling S399 900 TO per-
NIT construction Of q concrete canal
system.
The other Mission district, Hidal-
20 County Water Control & I'M
provement District No. z, the Alton
district, viii receive and open bids
, 1935-11-17
Two New Compilations Hold
Lions Share of Attention
In Valleys Oil Sections

w. T. Carmen ct ais Qensgraf
g. Walden) No. / Brock g. Showers
vas abandoned dry at 3.106 feet,
contract depth.
Starr county also Is active In
both proven and wildcat areas.
-. K. Irwin ct ais No. l Starr
County Cattle Co.. Is waiting on
cement after plugging back to 1880
feet from total depth Of 2,654 feet.
ook-Maris-Arnold' No. ! Starr
County Cattle Co., Is reported drill
ing at 1900 feet.
John II. Clopton ct ais No. 2 KEEL
sey-Bass Is still seeking to loosen
stuck drill stem at 400 feet.
Ash a. Tackett's No. / Mango. was
reported to have shown consider
able oil at $50 feet In a sand which
has been known for the past three
years to carry gas at 800 feet about
$500 feet west Of present opera
tiong.
Sioux-Heard's No. 4 Goodrich. was
placed on the pump Thursday but
no gauge was taken Of production
estimated at 5 to 8 barrels daily
from sand at 1.330-39 fee<.
". w. Zimmerman's No. 3 Frank
Doyno, drilled plug and will at
tempt completion during the week
end.
Evans e. James No. l H. +. Ferry.
which completed contract at LILO
feet, was abandoned.
Hiram M. Reeds No. ! Starr
County Cattle Co., spudded IN
Thursday.
Hiram Reeds No. l Mrs. Ida
Davis. has completed contract at
1902 feet, and 1t shut down.
Union Sulphur company Is below
7,40O feet on two tests In the Mer-
cedes deep pool Of eastern Hidalgo.
Unions No. 5 American-Rio
Grande, is whipStocking at 7.438
feet to recore the sand and COM
pleted in the sidetracked hole.
Unions No. 6 Amerioan-Rio
Brande is coring at 7.450 feet.
Three competitions In the Sam
fordyce field were as follows:
Showers g. Moncrief's No. 2
, 1935-11-17
fSDecial TO me Hernldl

MERCEDES, Nov. 16.-The Silver
Jubilee Of Scouting in the United
States and the ninth anniversary In
the Rio Grande Valley will be cele-
brated when Scouters from all over
the Valley meet In Mercedes at the
high school cafeteria December 8 for
the annual Boy Scout banquet.
George Angel, former Scout COM
missioner of Dallas and now an
agent for the Rock Island railroad.
will be the principal speaker.
The Burial Of Troop 100, a play
let. vii be presented and the slec-
ton Of officers will be held. A knit
ed supply Of tickets for the banquet
have been designated for each Valley
town. and are being placed in the
hands OF Scouters in those towns.
George Carnes, district chairman Of
Mercedes, is in charge OF arrange
ments and Is assisted by L. r. Boiling.
Ed Perry. H A. Moore Of La Feria,
and Walter Bach Of WeSlaco.
The nominating committee for the
new officers includes Bill Jones Of
Edinburg: Harry Carroll Of San
Benito, A. d. Dean Of McAllen. NJ.
o. johnson Of Harrington and G. G.
Stewart Of Brownsville.
, 1935-11-17

MISSION. Nov. 49, Completion
Of two important new wildcats In
the Valley oil area held attention
Of operators this weekend.
The Samfordyce field reported
three competitions. including two
oilers and one gasser.
The Rio Grande City pool had
two new competitions due.
5. J. Sloan ct ais No. ! Brock g.
Showers, casing was gun-perforated
at 4.642-60 feet. Both casing and
tubing sanded up during efforts at
completion Wednesday and they
were cleaned out Thursday. Swab-
bling "a started late Thursday and
good rainbowS showed after swab-
bing was begun and small heads Of
gas followed the swab.
In Willacy, Woods Oil Com
pany's No. / Santa Rosa, went back
into the hole Thursday, determined
that cement plug had set properly
a. 6.070 feet and probably will gun
perforate during the weekend for
production test Of sand shown on
Schlumberger log at 6.025-53 feet.
In Cameron. Joseph +. Ander-
sons No. / Turfitt Browne Prop
critics Coz, Is due to resume short
ly at 5.l94 feet.
Hidalgo appears to be the scene
of the hottest validating play at
present.
The drilling test Is In the Edin-
burg deep area, where Gulf States
Oil Company's No. ! John Engel-
man was completed in August as a
diStillate well The No. 2 Engelman
!. drilling below $3.50 feet.
Mrs. H. K. Maxwell'S No. ! HI
dalgo Co. Water Dist. NO. 2, is rig
ged up.
No. / Delta Orchards Is expected
to get under way in the immediate
future.
Derrick has been completed prep
aratory to spudding the Dayle l..
Smith Oil Co. No. l Fairbanks g.
Young.
Ring-woods Oil Co. No. 2 OSca
DaSkam. has cleared location.
, 1935-11-17
Harlingen Ticket
Is Without Names

HARLINGEN, Nov. is. - Candi-
dates for the two expiring terms on
the city commission we're wary of
filing although the deadline is
rapidly drawing near. Neither
George Waters nor John j. Burk. the
commissioners whose terms expire.
or any new candidates had filed
Saturday afternoon.
They must file BY midnight Tues
day for the December 10 election.
, 1935-11-17

Francisco Buerra, gagged As bar
rels in 40 minutes on ga inch
tubing choke from sand at $685.
2,80I feet.
Keekley Oil Corp. Qisted as Cor
tee Oil Coz No. 2 Francisco
Guerra, made its allowable Of 40
barrels daily on 1892 inch tubing
choke through casing p~erforations
at 2,760-64 feet, tubing working
pressure 185 pounds and cloSed-in
pressure rs pounds.
The fields fifth gasSer Is Mundy-
Stephens NO. ! Francisco Guerra.
making an estimated flow Of gas
and spraying oil on quarterback
tubing choke through casing per-
forations at 2.754-68 feet with tubing
working pressure varying 925 to LOIS
pounds and closed-in casing pres
sure Of TOO pounds.
Another completion Is due this
weekend, being Phillips arnsdalls
No. 3 Yturria Land a. Livestock Co.
Cement was drilled out Friday prep
aratory to gun-perforating casing
for production test in sand cored at
2,799-2.8l1 feet (~corrected).
Ernenst Powell's No. 2 Mrs. Lula
George. topped the upper gas sand
Thursday night at 2,723 feet and
continued coring past 2,757 feet.
Harrison-Da Davis Bishops No. s
Francisco Guerra. Is drilling past q
400 feet in shale.
: Sicily Oil Company's No. 9 Sea-
bury ct al. Is drilling in shale at p
$50 feet.
Porter g. Pickens ct ais NO. B-1
(third hole) Garcia Land a. Cattle
Co. is drilling below 1880 feet and
will probably complete contract at
5000 feet the weekend.
w. f. Lacy's NO. B-2 Seabury et
al. Spudded Thursday night and set
and cemented surface casing at 205
feet Friday.
Hill g. Hills No. l Francisco
Guerra spudded in Friday.
Phillips Barnsdall's No. 4 Yturria
Land a. Livestock Co., Is building
derrick.
, 1935-11-17
Head Takes
Private Banking Rap

SACRAMENTO. NOV. rs. III
Transfer of the country's banking
interests from private hands 70 the
federal government was urged Sat-
urday BY Erwin r.. King, master q
the Washington State Grange.
"Privately-owned banks are oper-
ated primarily fer the profit accru-
ing to the owners said King I'm pre-
senting a resolution which he asked
the national body to adopt.
I'VE believe the time has come
when banks should be operated Oh y
service basis and not primarily for
profit"
, 1935-11-17

direction of p. "A. Holdale or the
Mexican fruit ~ quarantine.
The LIST includes l25754 grove
trees dug I'D and destroyed and
1873. 1888 nursery trees making a
total OF 1.505. SGT.
The campaign is being carried
out as a preventive measure since
there is no citrus canker in the
Valley. Dead trees are possible
hosts to the canlser and their re-
, 1935-11-17
Rotarians Speak
Especial 70 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, Nov. Is. Members
made the principal talks at Rotary
Friday at the Madison hotel when
DR.. John H. Crockett spoke on aims
and objects of Rotary, DR.. N. A.
Davidson gave its history, S. II. Cobb
pointed out obligations Of a club 70
new members and Paul II. Brown
the obligations Of new members 70
the club.
New members taken into the club
Friday were r. A. Bowie, John
Brown, w. E. Allen, Elmer John
son and Ben Barnes
Ed Brady Of San Benito was a Ro-
tary visitor. Other visitors included
Mr.. MatSon and Mr.. Anderson Of
Minnesota and A. A. Hoffman, Jr,
Of Harlingen.
, 1935-11-17
Especial 70 The Heraldj

SAN BENITO, Nov. l6.-"The Part
That Religion has Played in the
Building OF American Institutions"
wiz be the subject Of q talk before
the Valley Men-of-the- Church, a
Presbyterian organization. at 1880
o'clock Monday night at the high
school cafeteria. The talk will be
made by Rev. Mcleod, well-known
Victoria minister who Is an authority
on Presbyterian church history.
There viii be q full program Of en-
tertainment and talks at the meeting
here.
, 1935-11-17
Kiwanians To Elect

Especial - The HERALD
HARLINGEN. Nov. 16-Harlineen
Kiwanis will elect new officers for
the year at their Tuesday meeting at
t7 Reoee-Wil-Mond hotel. There
will be two tickets 70 select from. joe
Whitaker will ray his baritone horn.
, 1935-11-17
Steps Are Taken
To Control Canker
IsnenlnI Id 40 HeraIdl

HARLINGEN, Nov. 10. More
than q million and a half trees.
mostly superannuated nursery stock.
have been dug up and destroyed by
the citrus canker project being
carried out in the Valley under the
, 1935-11-17

moval minimizes the danger from
this condition.
Removal or the useless trees at
no cost to the grower is proving
popular with the growers. Hoidale
said.
, 1935-11-17
STOLEN car FOUND
Especial 70 Tine Heraldl

ESPECIAL 70 I'M HeraIdI
HARLINGEN, Nov. l6.-A new
sedan stolen from near the Palm
hotel November 10 has been reported
found at Junction. George Harris.
magazine representative, Is the own
or.
, 1935-11-17

Ancient Chinese fishermen train
Ell offers To catch fish and turn the
catch over To their masters. The
otter IS one or the most successful
or all animal fishermen.
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-19
SHAME

When the extreme short skirts came
in, I heard a woman say, II don't like
to wear a short dress; / feel so a.
shamed; but l can't afford to be odd
and be laughed at" That was the at
titude of thousands of
There was a time that a woman
who would let her skirt Ego up" to
the calf Of her leg was a "fast ONE.
Then, a girl who would cross her legs
in public was a "brazen little huzzy".
But today, 20 tecpora; o, moresl"
No one would go back to the days
Of bustles, hoop skirts, and dresses
trailing On the ground. But it is un-
safe for women and unfair to men for
women to expose their person and
make themselves a constant sex APP
peal. This may be a waste Of time,
and of ink, but some of us just can
not be reconciled TO these "raw
tangled doin's," as the older folk
used to call such innovations.
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-19
ST. BEAEDICT's NEWS

The P. T. A. of St. Benedicts is plan
ming one Of its biggest ventures Of the
1885 season. A large bridge and whist
tournamen, preceded by a short and in
teresting program. This is to take
place Friday, Jan. 25. Program viii
begin at 500 o'clock and possibly last
one hour. The tournament will begin
promptly at 900 o'clock and a certain
number of hands will be played for the
highest score. Prizes will be awarded
the winners in each two games.
Don't forget the date. Friday, Jan. rs.
We are sorry that it has been ne
cessary for Mrs. Jensen to go away for
her health: but are wishing her all the
benefits that can be had from a sunny
Californian cline and hope she will
return in the early spring, Astounding
with good health.
Is little poorly-clad children are be-
ing outfitted by Mr.. McGreevy, at the
Benefit Shop. They were in need of
coats, shoes, hats, and clothing of every
kind. Mrs. McGreevy came to the
rescue most generously and the parents
children and Altar Society wish to
thank her and her kindly assistant, Mrs.
Dorty, for their wonderful cooperation
in this matter.
Father A. J. Wilwording, who has
been pastoring at St. Benedicts for the
past several months was operated upon
at St. Joseph's Hospital and is report
ed doing s~plendidly, he will in all prob
ability be at Creighton again he last OF
he week.
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-19

Pilgrim-132O N. 25th St. Rev. ].
A. DotsOn, Pastor.
Services
Sunday school, $50 A. M, Superin-
tendent, Mr.. Fred Dixon.
B Y. P. U. 600 p. m. Mr.. J. W
Baker, President.
Tuesday evening, 500 o'clock, Gen
eral Group Meeting.
Mems Laymen, Mr.. George Lewis,
President.
Heart to Heart Club, Mrs. Fannie
Porter President.
Willing Workers Club, Mrs. Fannie
Porter, President.
Ever Loyal Club Miss Nicholson,
President.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1880 p.
m.
Senior Red Circle, Thursday, $50 p.
m. Mrs. Fletcher, President.
Junior Red Circle Wed. 4:3O D.. m,
Miss Mildren DOtsOn, President.
Missionary meeting, Wed. 200 D.. m.
The Omaha guide., 1935-01-19
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH TO
r e v A L

The disciples ofChrist are urged
together during the period Of Jan
uary s to Goth in a united crusade
to the last man. Come one, come
all. Not to see the preacher, but
20 live his sermons. Present your
petitions to the Heavenly Father,
and get closer him for Good is
love-" All the world is trying to
discover a way Of life by which we
may find happiness. Some seek
riches, fame, praise and power,
but these constitute only a
promise Of life here" Jesus
said he Happy" include the
humble, the meek. the merciful,
the pure in heart, the peacemakers
the prosecuted and those seeking
righteousness. Sinners, God
is movable only through human
experiences. and your souls are
restless until you seek and find
him. Dear Christian and sinner
friends. attend this wonderful re-
vival carried on by the pastor Of
Salem. AS a guard against your
temptations. seek a guie fellow
ship with God. His sermon topics
for the week are to be as follows:
Monday. "Rejecting God and not
Man." Tuesday. "Look Unto Me
and Re Saved" Wednesday
"The Horse and His Rider"
Thursday, "Satan's Value of
Time :"Mondav. "Two Is Better
Than One" Tuesday, Funeral
of the Meanest Man in the World
This sermon will he demonstrated
by the pastor and Undertaken Lew
is will have charge. Many other
sermons will be preached.