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Evening star., 1939-07-30

and entered through the kitchen?"
Greta nodded, but could not speak.
You escaped the same way, lock-
ing the door behind you. assume
that you hadn't time to lock the
dining-room door. but merely re-
placed the key on the hook inside the
grandfather clock"
Greta nodded again.
We'll. am afraid these diamonds
must be handed over to the proper
authority. But as the ethics of the
case are somewhat peculiar. suppose
we have final drink and sleep on the
rest of the problem?"
The End
Next week: Another ddoentnre Of
The Crime Magnet.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

AiSoiy waving koou-DJ.
De Treville stood quite still for
some time, ignoring pedestrians who
bumped into him. Then he turned to
me. dropping his monocle.
Its odd you should think of the
fourth medallion. Digger" he said.
Il had thought of it, too
The association is obvious. If
three, why not the fourth?"
Just my argument. Therefore,
later that night, when the household
had settled down, descended again
to the dining room. You may re-
member an Arab coffee table and
large pouf ottoman there. BY placing
the ottoman on the table was en-
abled to reach the fourth medallion
How did you remove the screws?"
Il am the proud possessor of one of
those knives which resemble miniature
tool chests. A screw driver is amongst
the collection"
What on earth did you do it for??"
Out of curiosity"
And what did you find?'
Nothing"
stared at him hard. but he had
turned aside and had begun to walk
back. He was silent until, going up
the steps of our hotel: Il was think
ing" he said, that it might be rather
a nice gesture if we invited Greta and
her friend to dine with US. just to
celebrate his recovery
Four more days had elapsed before
our projected dinner party took place.
Trevvy adjusted the balance in the
persons of two amusing and attractive
women of his acquaintance. Having
dined at a popular restaurant. we
proceeded to an equally popular play.
Trevvy, an inveterate playgoer.
enjoyed the performance, found my
interest often straying to Dick Ark
wright, ex-assistant-purser of the
Kraronia. Making due allowance for
his recent illness, he remained hand
some fellow He had the manners of
gentleman and l could understand
Greta's feelings for him.
But there was something queerly
furtive about Dick Arkwright, and he
seemed to be ill at ease in our COM
pany. noticed him from time to time
glancing in an odd way at Trevvy.
1t occurred to me that since he as
pired to marry girl socially and
financially above his station. he might
look upon re Treville as powerful
rival. forget what the play was about
but as l have indicated. my interest
was much divided. The two ladies
had an engagement. so we dropped
them at hotel Greta and Arkwright
accompanied US to our own.
Perigal, who Wallets De Treville
perfectly. brought trays of light re-
freshment alluringly served, and an
ice-bucket containing a magnum of
wine.
las l understand" said Trevvy,
when we had more or less settled down
in our sitting room, that you. Mr..
Arkwright, are to have the happiness
of marrying Greta, am anxious to
drink to your good fortune"
That's very kind of you"
But, Of course, you recognize the
fact that there are obstacles?" Trevvy
spoke very gravely, and raising his
monocle stared at Arkwright.
Il do"
''As very old friend of Trenk's, l
should like to see those obstacles
removed. You must know. MIR. Ark
wright, that l have sometimes been
called The Crime Magnet"
Arkwright visibly started. de-
tected a swift interchange of glances
between Greta and himself.
II am constantly finding myself
involved in strange intrigues which
don't concern me in any way. My
thIc ~
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Authentic American Reproductions Of Oriental Rugs
Group !
Sofas in Many Styles
RUGS. FIFTH FLOOR.

lewson, chippendoIe, Chester
field and Lounge Styles, all with
spring cushions, moss-ond-cot-
ton filling. Wide choice Of
covers ---$Ss.5o, $3.50
lawson, chippendoIe, Chester
field and Lounge Styles, all with
down cushions, hair filling.
Wide choice Of covers, $l24.5o
Pillow back, Georsion, chippen-
dole, Chesterfield, London Club
Styles covered in muslin, $3.50
Covered in cotton stripes, topes-
tries, brooote|les in Co|oromic
coIors s-----------Sl29.50
Club, lowson. chippendaIe and
Tuxedo Styles, all hair filled.
Covered in musIin----$69.50
Covered in cotton fabric in COL
ororic coIors -----S99.50
Virginia Style with tight scot,
Cotton tapestry oover--$79.50
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-08

ImperioI Coffee, Lomp, oeeo-
sionol 1obIes and Bookcases in
mahogany or woInut---$l9.75
Chinese ChippendoIe Design in
solid Philippine mahogany, with
rust, plum, blue or green cotton
tapestry covers -------$9.95
HeppIewhite Adoption in solid
Philippine mahogany, with blue.
green, brown or plum cotton
tapestry covers ------$13.75
Hepplewhite Design in solid
Philippine mahogany, with
green, blue or rust cotton topes-
try covers -----------$IS.50
ChippsndaIs Design in solid
Honduras mahogany, with plum,
blue, gold or green cotton topes-
Try covers -----------$z1.50
Evening star., 1939-08-08

White Goose Feather Pillows,
lzoIin- proeessed for maximum
softness. Cotton feother-proof
ticking. 2lx27 inches. Corded
edges, each --------$2.75
100% White Goose Down Bed
Pillows, Izolin-prooessed. At
troctive linen feother-proof
BEDS AND BEDDING SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Occasional Tables and G. hairs

Imperiol Coffee, Magazine
End, Lamp and Book End
TobIes in mahogany or walnut
veneer and eum-------$9.95
Imperial Beverage, Lomp, Mag
ozine, End, Pembroke and oe-
eosionoI 1obIes in mahogany or
walnut veneer and gum STATS
ImperioI Beverage, Tee, Fold
ins-top cord, Occasional and
Drop leaf TobIes and Nest Of
TobIes in o|I-mohoeony or all
walnut -------------$z4.75
Drop-Ieof 1oble with two draw
ers. Mahogany veneer and
gum. Bross claw feet. INK
36-inch size, opens to 46x36-
inch size ----------$l4.95
FURNITURE, Sixth Ftooa.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Non
Sles.5o
$24e.5o

Virsinio Style with three rever-
sibIe spring seat cushions. Black
figured cotton tapestry cover,
SOS
Virsinio Style Love Seat, with
tight scot. Cotton tapestry
cover $3.50
Virsinia Style with top rail
carved in eof-of-wheot design.
Cotton tapestry eover-$lo9.5o
The above five sofos and love
scots have solid Honduras mo-
hoeony exposed frames, SUPER
soeless construction, moss-ond-
cotton filling.
Duneen Phyfe Style with solid
mottress. Covered in green,
blue or wine cotton-ond-wooI
lIISLS
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Mattresses and Box Sprines

Steorns 8 Foster Innersprine
Msttress with 232 improved coil
spring steel units placed to Of
ford definite support, then cov-
cred with lnsulo felt pod plus
soft felt. Beiee-striped cotton
ticking --------Sl8.75
Matching Box Sprins---Sl8.75
Mottress ond Sprins------$35
BEDS AND BIDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Soft, Comfortable Pillows

ticking with corded edges.
2lx27 inches, eoeh-----$4.95
Izolin-proeessed Bed Pillows,
500 white goose down, 500
white goose feathers. 2lx27
inches. Covered in striped
linen feather and down proof
ticking. Corded edges,
each h---------------$3.95
Evening star., 1939-08-08

Hondmode Hooked Wool RUGS
in eight quaint designs. Oval
ond oblone shapes. 2x3, S3.75.
2x4 S4.95. 3x5, S8.45. 4xo.
Sl4.95. oxo, $685.. 8x1O,
$44.e5. 9xl2, S54.75.
Seotter size Tufted Chenille
Rugs in ten attractive color
tones, with fringe edqes-Iess
than one-hoIf regular prices.
2lx36, S3.75. 24x45, S4.e5.
1/xoz. S5:s5. 3Ox5o, S7.s5:
4x6, $16.95.
Evening star., 1939-08-08

Beautiful Round Mirrors, "a
inches in diameter, with antique
burnish gilt frames. Fine quality
plate glass. Choice Of four
styles es---------$5.e5
Merchandising MetoI Picture
Fvomss with cotton velvet eoseI
backs for standing or hanging.
Variety Of styles in sizes from
SKI to llxl4 inches--S2.45
P1cTuREs AND MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
BroadIoom Carpet Rugs
PIoin-eoIor broodIoom Ruo.

Ploin-eoIor BroodIoom Ruqs in
nine popular eoors. exl2 size.
regularly S42.5O ------S36.e5
@|x24, regularly S5.5O--S4.25
Iwist-weove BroodIoom corpet
ku9s in twelve lovely coIors
9x'2, regularly $3.50, $3.50
New Sheen-Iuster BroodIoom
Rugs in fourteen decorator COL
ors. 9xl2, regularly $3.50,
$3.50
his sh-s'ode RoyeI Wilton Ruqs
IN twelve choice designs in Per-
sian effects on coIorfuI bock-
grounds. Seamless, with deep,
heovy pile. With frinoed ends.
9x12, $4e.75. 8.3xlO,6.
$3.50. 9xl5, $3.50. 27x54'
$5.95.
Rues, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
This Listing gives you the details Of the SemAnnua Savings
Boudoir Chairs, Chaise Tongue,

Wing Choirs in choice Of plain
upholstered arm or solid maple
arm. Covered in Dustte COT
ton fabric in several
coIors --------------$l8.75
Barrel I-boek Choirs covered in
rose, green, wine, blue Dustite
cotton fabric --------$14.75
Chintz-eovsred Choir with soft,
reversible seat cushion, and
sturdy springs. Five gay COW
erings -----------------$10
Ottomon to notch----$4.75
BEDROOM FURNITURE, SIXTH Floor.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Choice kermons and Sarouks

Durotwist BroodIoom with deep,
resilient pile. Sturdy 3-pIy
twisted wool yarns. Ten dis
tinctive coIors. 9 and IL foot
widths. Square yord---$5.45
27-inch Corpet to match, linear
yard ----------------$3.95
Evening star., 1939-08-08

PiIlow-baek Choir with revers-
ibIe piIIow-bock and cushion,
both Kopok- filled. Covered in
natural, rose, blue, mulberry or
green durable cotton crash, with
contrasting floral potterns. Low
cut lounge orn-------$l3.50
Box-styIe ottomon to match,
$5.75
chaiss Tongue with reversible
piIIow-bock and scot cushion.
Covered in peach, green, blue
or yellow cotton Dustite, $3.50
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Fine Oriental Rugs
Oversize RoyoI Sorouks
Durable BroadIoom Carpet

Wilton Shodowtone BroodIoom
with q delicate troeery Of pot
tern. 9 and IL foot widths in
seven clear, sparkling coIors.
Square yard -----------$4.95
CAlP1fs, FIFTH Floor.
Evening star., 1939-08-08

Attractive Mirrors with metal
Ieof finished frames, in up
right, oval and obIone shapes.
Choose from eight styles, STATS
Framed Pictures in floral, scenes,
Norwood prints, landscapes and
garden scenes. Frames in gilt
finish and old ivory. Eoch--95e
Framins Reduced 25oo-
mouldings made to order. Is
patterns from which to choose,
in gilt, ivory color and silver
color finishes.
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Desks and Secretaries

Governor Winthrop Desk in mo-
hogony or walnut veneer and
gum. 81 inches wide, with Sc
cret interior drawers. Three
drawers with locks and escutch-
cons, automatic lid supports.
Bo||-ond-cIow feet ----$24.e5
Governor Winthrop Secretary to
match above. Two ariII-front
glass doors --------$34.75
Sheraton Style Secretary in mo-
hoeony veneer and gum. Rich
inlay on top drawer, swirl mo-
hoeony front. Pediment with
urn-desien top. Heavy grill
front gloss doors. 34s4 inches
wide " $3.50
Solid Maple Secretary with three
spacious drawers. Grill qIoss
door fronts, ontiqued hardware.
50 inches wide S44.5o
Governor Winthrop Desk in
mahogany or walnut veneer and
gum. 50 inches wide, with four
drawer interior. Gracefully
shaped serpentine front. Auto
matte lid supports. Boil and
claw feet $3.50
Secretary in mahogany veneer
and gum with lovely swirl mo-
hogony front and open-work
pediment. Four bracket feet.
IS inches $3.50
FuRNITuRE, SIXTH Floor.
Evening star., 1939-08-08

PuIImon Sleeper Sofa Bed with
restfuI double-size innerspring
mattress. Covered in green, blue
or wine cotton-ond-wool
frieze --------------sss.5o
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Studio Couches, Sofa Beds

Simmons Twin Divon Studio
Couch covered in attractive fig
ured cotton rep, in green, brown,
blue, rust or mulberry. Con-
verts into two single beds or one =
double bed ----------$29.50
BEDROOM FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-08

Governor Winthrop Secretary TO
match above. With two aIoss
doors $3.50
Solid Maple Drop-Iid Desk with
large writing compartment.
Three speoious drawers. 81
inches wide - S7o5O
KneehoIe Desk in mahogany or
walnut veneer and gum. Fin
ished back. beve1ed-edoe top.
Seven drawers. 42x22 inches,
sle.s5
KneehoIe Desk in mahogany or
walnut veneer and gum. Fin
ished back, poneIed ends, top
has shaped ends. Eight drow-
ers, 48x24-inch top----$3s.5o
k"esho'e Desk in mahogany
veneer and gum. Rope edoe
top and bross drawer pulls. Five
deep drawers, two double depth.
23x44-ineh top S24.5o
George Washing ston-type Desk
in mahogany veneer and gum.
Four dustresistont drawers with
center drawer guides. Finished
back. 22x46-inch top, S24.5o
Kidney Desk in mahogany or
walnut veneer and gum. Five
drawers, two Of them double
depth for filing. Bross drawer
pulls. 22x4o-ineh top--$27.5o
Evening star., 1939-08-08

Steorns 6 Foster Innersprine
Mattress with BOA coil sprino
unit covered with quilted pod
plus layer upon layer Of soft,
fluffy felt for moximum COM
fort. Blue cotton and royon
ticking $3.50
Matching Box Sprins---S29.5o
Mattress and Sprins---S56.5o
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Handsome Bedroom Suites

Eighteenth Century Four-pieee
Honduras and Africon Mohoo-
any Suite. Drawers have syco-
more sides with mahogany bot
toms. Dresser, vanity, chest
and double bed---S167.5O
Same as above with twin beds.
Five pieces --------$198.5O
Colonial Style Solid Northern
Hord Maple Three-pieee Suite.
Dust resistant construction.
Dresser or vanity, chest, double
bed --------------$69.50
Some as above. four pieces, $99
Same as above, five pieces,
$l17.5o
Adam Design Four-pieee Wal
nut Suite, beautifully hand
rubbed.
With double bed d--Sl3o.5O
With twin beds----S172
Modern Style Four-pieee Suite
Of Sunton finish on Primo Vera
wood. Oak interiors on drawers.
With double bed-----$l39.50
With twin beds------$167.5O
Evening star., 1939-08-08

BorreI. Wing, Tufted-boek and
PiIIow-boek (down-fiIIed) styles
with spring scot cushions, hard
wood frames, moss-ond-eotton
filling. Cotton tapestry covers
in q variety Of designs. $29.75
Barrel Style, hoir-fiIIed, down.
scot cushion. Beautiful selec-
ton Of cotton broooteII covers,
$49.50
Wing, BorreI ond Lounge Styles,
hair filled, spring and down
scot cushion. Covered in dam
osks and brocotelles in silks and
ootton-ond-royons $3.50
PiIIow-boek Style, down-fiIIed
scot and back oushions--$54.50
Evening star., 1939-08-08
Smart Living Room Chairs

Lounge, Wing and Barrel Styles,
with spring cushions, moss and
cotton filling. Wide choice of
covers $3.50, $49.50
Lounge, Wing and Barrel Styles,
with down cushions, hair filling.
Wide choice Of covers $3.50
Pillow beck, London Club, Wing,
Barrel and Club styles covered
in muslin ----S39.50
Covered in cotton stripes, topes-
tries, broooteIIes in CoIoronnic
ooIors s-----------S59.50
Club, Lawson, ChippendoIe,
Small Club, Wing and BorreI
styles, all hair filled. Covered
in muslin ------$34.50
In Coloronnic fobrics---S49.50
Evening star., 1939-08-08

Station TruType Four-pieee
Maple Suite. Dresser, chest.
vanity and double bed ----S136
Same as obove with twin beds.
Five pieces ---S Sl6O.5O
Eighteenth Century Four-pieee
WoInut Suite. Dresser, chest,
vanity and double bed, $l77.50
Same as obove with twin beds.
Five pieces -------S2 S2O7
Colonial Style Four-piece Solid
Mahogany Suite. Dresser, chest,
vanity and double bed, $243.5o
Same as obove with twin beds.
Five pieces S2S1
Three-pieee Solid Southern
Maple Suite. Dresser or vanity,
chest and double bed---S48.75
Some as above, four pieces,
ses.5o
Same as above, five pieces, $50
Eighteenth Century HeppIe-
white Four-pieee African Mo-
hosony Suite with tops Of Hon.
duros mahogany. With double
bed bed---z-----------$149.50
With twin beds-------S179
BEDROOM FURNITURE, SIXTH Floor
Evening star., 1939-08-08
IO-piece Dining Room Suites

Eighteenth Century Style in
solid mahogany. oo-inoh buffet
with silver drawer, full china
with cupboard underneath, Dun
can Phyfe style extension table,
card table server with swivel top,
six Iyre-bock Duncan Phyfe style
chairs -------$244.50 so
Also walnut suites and q wide
selection of chairs, corner cobl-
nets, small buffets and smaller
tables to match these suites in
style and feeling.
Evening star., 1939-08-08

London Club Style covered with
mohoir boucIe or frieze, $ll9.50
Swedish Modern Style with d.
vided cushion backs. Mohoir-
and cotton frieze cover, $lz7.50
French Style with gracefully
shaped exposed frame. Cotton
domosk cover ---$l69.50
All the above have solid mohoq-
any exposed frames, super-sog-
less construction, nnoss-ond-cot-
ton filling, reversible coil spring
scot cushions.
Evening star., 1939-08-08

Eighteenth Century Style in
richly finished mahogany veneer
and gum, o6-noh buffet, spo-
cious server, china cabinet, ex-
tension table that scots ten
when opened to full length, arm
chair and five side
chairs ------------Sl49.50
Eighteenth Century Style in
rich mahogany veneer and gum.
China cobinet, buffet with lined
silver compartment, Duncan
Phyfe style extension table, flip
top server, armchair and five
side ehoIrs--------S18o
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-08

DRooM FURNITURE, SIXTH Floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25

The Sportsman club held its regu-
lar monthly social Sunday even
ing March 10 at the Sportsman's
headquarters
The place was beautifully de-
corafed. carving out ST. Patricks
day color scheme The delightful
buffet hnch funny games. and
ryrhmic music swelled the joy OF
the evening.
The following people We're pre-
sent Dr C. +. Walden Mr.. and
Mrs. Sigsby NJ RAYMOND, Dick
Owens. and Company Mr. and Mrs.
Childress. mr. and Mrs J y. Will
son. Abe Myers Miss Myrtle
Rurks. Mr. and Mrs A. C. Bur-
.rell. Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver. Mr..
and Mrs. Beck. II. G.. Reynolds.
Miss BESSIE Ann Burks. j. Math-
ews. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raymond.
Any. r. NJ. NanDyne. Mrs Virginia
Warren Mr. and Mrs. Magnus
Clark. W Scott Miss Alberta
Simms, G. u Robinson. Miss Addie
Martin. Samuel McClarin MAYOR
of Rrownsyillel. Samuel } u.
shook. Atty. y Mallory. John
Young Mr. and Mrs. James Lott
Il Ware Mr. and Mrs vanI.eir Mrs
ola Hughes Miss Hazel williams
Miss Genesieve Chapel p. kerseN
Miss Iohnclie Green.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25

tess 10 the Imperial A. L. club
Wednesday evening. Mrs. w. Der
den. vice president. presided. Az
ter the business session. the hos
tess served a delicious luncheon.
Mrs. Rachel S. Perry was hos
tess to the Industrial Art club
Wednesday afternoon. She Il
president OF The club and worth,
matron OF the local chapter OF O
+. s.. also vice daughter ruler o.
Grace Alma temple of Elks. Mem
bers Of the |. A. club are proud o.
Mrs. Perry.
The Violet Art club met Friday
March II, with Mrs. l.. Lane. All
members were present. except
Mrs. O. Simms and Mrs. I. Ohrien
The club IL conducting a rally and
is doing fine. The hostess served
a tasty luncheon and games OF
Chinese checkers were played
Mrs. Fannie stroud Is president:
Mrs. Cora Barnes. secretary. The
next meeting will be with Mrs
Mary Roland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stinson, OF
Cherry street. celebrated their fif-
teenth wedding anniversary, re-
Gently. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Butler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Akles, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Browning. Rev. Evans. Mr.. and
Mrs. {. o. Williams Mr.. and Mrs
William Hendricks Mr.. and Mrs
Toby Radney. MIR. and Mrs. b
Hicks Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hicks. Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Hicks. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. :. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs
Bailey Belle. OF Romulus.
Mrs Bonnie Mckay and Mrs. A,
Dean were boosters last week for
Smith Chapel's building fund. Mr..
Mckay won IN eweekly contest A
friendly rivalry exists among all
boosters.
The Hobby SHOW. sponsored by
the Community Women Sunday,
from > 10 : p. NJ, was we'll attend
ed. Mrs. Ethel Sargent is presi-
dent OF the lnkster Women 8
Council Of Clubs.
Mrs. Glover and members Of her
Adult Education group. Boy Scouts
OF lnkster. Troop No. >. also took
part in the recent community tx
hibit. Many ribbons were award
ed.
Mr.. Bishop. photogre pher. and
Miss Florence Finley. artist. gave
fine exhibits at the show.
Many other local citizens also
had excellent exhibits. including
cake by II. Simmons: m:.tens
knitted by Danley. and so forth.
Following the exhibits, the iit-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
Mrs. Ennis Honored
At Birthday Party

HOLLY, AIich.-An elaborate
birthday party was given recently
IN honor OF Mrs. Bessie
Ennis. mother OF the well-known
Bill Ennis. at 1855 Holly road.
Many friends were present. Mrs.
Jessie Burks was the charming
hostess.
Old-fashloned block dancing and
fiddle music were featured attrac-
tions. which contributed largely
TO the enjoyment of the affair.
Those present were. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Burks. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Lier. Henry Reynolds. Rudolph
Verdun. Miss r. Payton. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harper. William Ennis,
Cleveland Edwards. Miss Edna
Burk. Mrs. Joseph Burks. and Fred
Soles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
INKSTER NEWS
BY Mrs. W. NJ. BInlon


Sunday at Second Baptist church.
devotions were conducted in the
pastors study and main auditor
ium.
Rev. o. =. Jones. the pastor.
preached on The theme satan. An
Angel OF Light text. . Cor. liza
He said in part;
The majority of us have the
wrong conception about Satan and
the manner Of his presentation
The Devil transforms himself into
an angel OF light. Ones enemies
can never gel close TO you. hut 1t
is ones so-called friends who do
harm. There are false preachers.
who are supposed 10 be represent
ing christ yet. they 10 not know
Christ. themselves"
The Senior choir rendered their
monthly program in the evening. Ii
was fine success. Rev. +. Lee
q member OF the choir. delivered
an interesting sermon. subject
Hes A God OF Mercy The mes
sage was enjoyed by all present.
Sunday. March &c. in the after
noon. an interesting musical pro-
gram will be rendered. 1t Will also
mark the closing OF the contest
between TWO OF the popular ladies'
of the church. Mrs. w. b. Carry.
and Miss c. whitner. The affair
promises TO be lively and interest
ing.
In keeping with spring, which
Is just around the corner. Pastor
q. y. Jones purchased a new 1899
Pontiac automobile. few DAYS a.
20. II was admired by many. es-
pecially the members OF the
church
Read the Tribune weekly, To
keep informed OF the dolngs II
Second Baptisf church and Ink
ster.
Miss Christine whitner is church
reporter
Mrs Albertha Steele was hos