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HT L L S F O R O
ARG U S .H I L I S R O R O .
CHURCHES
OREGON
The Great American Home
Thtirsdny, November K, 19.15
piovcm cnt district T he cltiirn re p re
sented money paid by the .state to
cover interest on bonds of the
F irst C hurch of C hrist. S cientist
B oards of th e union high and g ra d e
d istiiet and ueerued in te re .t on
S ervices are h e ld every Sunday
schools here have an nounced th e hiring of i t 11 a in ; W ednesday evening
W ith W h irh 1« Com bined (he llilh h n r o Independent
bonds issued b) the .state to raise
H illttboro A rv u « l «tab 1 H‘?4
H illa b o ru In d epen dent K«tak 1873
tilt» interest money I t e e o i d s tn the
a school nurse to serve th e re m a in d e r of services a! i>o'clock. Sunday school
office
of the Ntate enguievt re- 1
M . K I N N E V A M . K I . W F Y , P ublisher»
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at
It
a.
m
P
upils
up
to
the
age
th e term . T h e re a re m any who believe,
veal th at the tate issued a total
Fub lU hed Thu raday
E n te re J a« ae<?ond-elaa» m e tte r In thè
i of 20 years a re welcom ed
Free
am i th e A rgus holds w ith them , th a t the 1 reading loom open on W ednesdays
ix w to ffic e a t H ill«b o ro , (>re$r»»n
of $2.172.760 of these irrigation d r i
I a sk in g S im o n for y o u r hand, al ttle t Intercut bonds Interest o n tb e .e
school nurse position should be p erm an en t I and S aturd.ivs from :! u n til 4 p in
though anybody h u t T ubby would bond by the tim e the l i t one is
W . V E R N E M. K IN N E Y
V»E l l ,WEL l , WELL z M i STEO JOHNSON HOW
M R S E. C M . K I N N E Y
in th e local schools in fairn ess to everyone. S o l i d i> 's topic "Adon, and Fallen
E d ito r
Associate E d ito r
know it isn't done any more T here taken up in 1050. will have am o u n t
AiZe \ o u ? — -YOU OCHEWHEC n r - J . CORDON
A nurse in th e schools is m ore im p o rtan t Man
that's what*« the m utter w ith lum ed to $2.410,000 17 bringing tit«*
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And that's w hy P ilar will want -tale*, total outlay in its effort to
to th e w elfare of th e schools th an m any
O F F I C I A I . N E W S P A P E R O F W A S H IN G T O N C O I N T Y
M F C hurch (B ethany)
HJWi ' TlJlC kr’ * CVT CiP'Nv», THGu.’ KT 1VE,'O PROP
to put ground glass in your rof- befriend irrigation to $4 583 458 17
Selected as O reum i'» Heat W e e k ly N e w sp ap er, 193d
o th e r divisions of the ed u catio n al setup.
On G ein an tciw n road. Sunday
fee P ilar alw ays w anted Tubby if Hepay m ent by the db trief ; <»n this
:N” - BfîCjGHT TH. BlRp P e c WANT lOClVe HIM
N aniei] «»n A I I - A m erican W eekly N e w sp aper Eleven. 1930
sdioo! every Sunday. 10 a m : G e r
"loan" am ount to only $255 973 41
M any p a re n ts are c a re fu l about th e ir man service, 11 a ni.. first and
«he couldn't have B ryn.”
A T\2.\OUT IN W
pASTüßfc»
H o n o rab le M en tio n N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Association N e w sp ap er
Tubby stepped forw ard ami lift si) that the state will be out of
c h ild ren going to school w ith colds and th ird S undays; English service. 11
Production Contest, 1M 4-S5, and G eneral Excellence, 1935
ed M adeline's hand lb» tucked it pocket actually itm re than $4.227.-
o th e r illnesses th a t m ight be passed on to a. m„ second and fo u rth Sundays.
in philanthropy
Subscription Rates S tr ic tly ('ash in Advance
under his arm “C ome on. M ade 000 on thia filer
—E
Ju
liu
s
T
raglio,
pastor.
tf
• • •
others, p a rticu la rly the insidious com m on
W ith in W ash in g to n C o u n ty
line," he saul. "A fter all. this th in g ’s
Cost of T uesday's election to th e
Per v fa r
IE 5 0
55
1 got to a stage w here an audience
cold. H ow ever, it does little good to be
The O renro-R eedville P arish
F ix monto»
taxpayers of O regon was «••■tunatid
.85
O ne m onth
•J.20
| practically unnecessary."
c a re fu l w hen o th ers are careless in p e r
T h re e month»
10.50
Sunday school in both churches.
1‘e r copy
5c
at appm rim aU dy $80 000 by Dave
Sally dropped dow n in the step O'H ara, elections clerk in the state
O utftide W a ’ hinjftDn C o u n ty
m ittin g th e ir c h ild ren to a tte n d school 10 a. m : w orship service in th e '
beside D eborah, exhausted ' ’I’het e." departm ent of this am ount a p
O renco church, 11 a in ; w orship
U . S .. per year
•2 00
Fo reig n count rie»
•1 50
w ith th e “sn iffle s" or a cough.
sh<»
said faintly. "T hat's done. proxim ately $23 000 is to be paid
service in the R oedville uhtirch. 8
A ren't men idiots''"
p. m. W omen's M issionary society
M E M B E R O regon S ta te
by the state for printing and m a il
The
rule
d
ire
c
tin
g
th
a
t
ch
ild
ren
be
F irs t A u d ited Paper.
E d ito ria l Association and
e :s at O renco on the th ird W ed
It was a long tim e before G ra n d ing Hu* vdter's pam phlets, poll
L a rg e s t A B C W ee k ly
sent hom e who have colds should be a m
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Asso»
nesday
of
each
m
onth
and
at
Reed-
m
other
and
B
ryn
cam
e
back,
neur
hooks and o th er e h e tlo u supplies.
C irc u la tio n in W est.
tia tio n .
p e rm a n en t policy of the local schools.
v ille on th e fo u rth T hursday of
ly tw o hours G raham pound«*«! amt $57.000 by the
t*ral c o u n
each
m
onth.
’
tf
and
tried
to
m
ake
him
self
heard
ties
for printing the ballots, wages
W hen such steps are ta k e n it is very
few times, but a fter a w hile lie to «•!••( turn officials and rental of
d o u b tfu l if this com m unity will ever have
ap p aren tly decided it was useless, | polling places O 'K ara point . out
S eventh-day A dventist C hurch
such an epidem ic ag ain as o ccu rred last
1 and all w as quiet
that approxim ately 12 100 Judges
S ervices are held each Sabbath
T hey cam e in at last, chatting and clerk : w ere empi«») ed i l l t iu »
T reatm en t of visitors to any com m u y e a r w ith the m easles.
i S aturday i as follows: Sabbath
com fortably. G ran d m o th er ktased 1625 precincts throughout the state,
school, 10 a. m : p reaching service
nity with tact and courtesy leaves a fa v o r
i D eborah good-night and w ent d i including those em ployed on Itu»
at It: young people's m eeting a t
able im pression and th e w rite r recen tly
rectly upstairs on B ryn’s arm He counting board in the larger city
2:30 p. ni P ra y e r m eeting W ednes
cam e flying dow n in a m inute or precincts
day night at 8 o'clock V isitors are
had an experience of th a t kind in th e City
two "W here's T ub'’ And Madeline*,
e rv ice. Dr W al
of A storia. The result leaves th e w rite r
Plans for th e refinancing of Ban-
and P ilar "* lit» inqifired.
te r H untington, pastor.
tf
F reedom of th e P ress
w ith nothing but th e kindliest feelings to
"P ilar's in bed." Sally nnsw er- ton's $277.000 m unicipal <1< ht
ed. "am i M adeline and Tubby went now being w orked out by Fred
R egardless of w hy he said it. G overnor Landon,
C hristian C hurch
w ard officials of th e se ap o rt tow n.
I off in the general direction o f Paulus, deputy sta te treasu rer, in
th e rep u b lican can d id ate for p resident, has m ade a
L ord's day unified study-w orship
O fficious tre a tm e n t w ould probably statem en t w hich w ill be rem em b ered a fte r h i ■ service, 9:45-11:45 a. in. C hureh
Heaven. T o » .m l the orchard
I eo-o|ier»tloii w ith u com m ittee if
I Im agine thut'.x w here they still the Bandon city council With the
f e m í i s o § y K g • ¡ t e ’»
school. 9:45 a. in . C. H. Nosier,
have resulted in leaving w ith th e tra ffic political h istory has been forgotten.
city's assessed valuation su b stan
are."
su p erin ten d e n t
M orning worship,
In a Topeka. Kan., statem en t he said:
violation tick et anyw ay, w hile a fte r r e
I "O-ho,’ B ryn said "So at lust it's tially reduced by the recent d is
10:45 o'clock Music by the T reble
I view n ew sp ap er publicity as a leg itim ate
annual
pES
V
.
ceiving the follow ing nicely p rin ted notice
Iconic lo this* Well, if you w ill ex astrous fire it Is expected that
choir. Mrs. Florence K ratnien. d i
business. A ll public records, of an y kind or d e
cuse me, 1 m ust b e a b o u t m y o w n b o n d l io l d e i s w i l l h e a s k e d f o r a
rector. Serm on by pastor. B aptis
every effo rt would be m ade to see th a t no
scription, should be open to th e new spapers "
m oratorium on Interest paym ents
business
T he statem en t w ill not be rem em b ered because m al service. C h ristian Endeavor.
such violation w ould be m ade a g a in :
De boi ail rose sw iftly and laid lier and a reduction of the interest i .dr
L andon m ade it. The statem en t has been m ade b e 0:30 p. m. In term ed iates and young
"I forgot that you don't know hand on his
arm . "You w on't go if not an actual scaling dow n of
“ Visit the A storia C olum n! City of A s fore. It w ill be m ade again. P u b licity is th e acid people E vangelistic serv ice.’ 7:30
w hat this is all about."
the principal am ounts of som e of
atone'
_ _
,
toria. The city of A storia extends its g re e t test for all tran sactio n s of public business.
"I
do
know."
P
ila
r
m
urm
ured.
the bond Issues.
"W
hy
not"
It
isn't
going
to
be
a
S
:
"I’ri
Iv
l
d
l
l
n
t
f
!
1
f
t
• • •
P u b licity is th e ru in atio n of sta r cham ber ses
tn u u iiiu jl
"B ryn told me the w hole story, of w ar W e're ju st going to have a
ings to you an d hopes y our visit m ay be a
sions. w hich have w ide appeal to persons w ho a re Tuesday. 2 to I p. ni.. jo in t m eeting
course."
O regon's new $2,500 000 capltol
quiet little talk. G raham and I 1
(By F rances Shelley Wees)
p leasan t one. You have unknow ingly vio eith
e r co rru p t or w ho a re b linded by th e ir ow n of L adies Aid and M issionary so-
"I see." D eborah said slowly
tliink he w ill see reason before I building In m in iatu re is no»- on
(C o n tin u e d fro m la»t w eek)
late d a tra ffic p a rk in g law . K now ing th is conception of capabilities.
display in the lobby of the stute
Ciety. Ail m em bers an d friends.
T ubby straightened. "Why d o » e re through." He left.
W
hen
d
in
n
e
r
was
over,
grand-
building
The architect's
w as unintentional and th a t you will not e rr
T his should be k ep t in m ind: P olitical office w ho c.m, a re invited to atten d th e m other rose and patted T u bby’s you say 'of course.' P ilar?"
A Idtie inter the door opened It ‘ office
She glanced at him "It is a nat was Tubby and M adeline He g rin model w hich depicts in detail th e
in this respect again, th e re is no p e n a lty holders retain office by re ta in in g public support. preachu .: mi.-.-ion sessions in Port- hand gently. "A nd now," G rand-
u p p o rt is retain ed by benefiting the public If a land beginning today .T hursday) m other said happily, "let us go out u ral thing to say, su rely ""
ned sheepishly. His dim ple flic k e r new building as it will app ear
to you. our guest. If we m ay be of serv S politician
is valued at $1500
"No. it is not. N ot u n d er the ed in and out. T he yellow lock on ’ » lie n com pleted
w ere to d o n ate $100 to B andon fire su f and F riday. S atu rd ay and 3 p. m. and sit on th e veranda. It w ill be
• • •
ice to you d u rin g y our stay in our city, we ferers h e w ouldn't do it in secret.
circum stances You w ould suggest his crow n stood stra ig h t up Made
Sunday. Those new com ers w ith a beau tifu l evening."
The state liquor control com m is
If a politician saw a chance of m an ip u latin g a out a ch u rch hom e w ill find a
urge you to call a t th e city h all, w here
"I'm afraid it w ill b e chilly, I to Deborali that B ryn goes to you line put her fingers up and tw eak sion reports profits of m ore Ilian
co n tract w hich w ould re tu rn an "ex tra" S1000 from p leasant fellow ship w ith us.—R. G ran d m o th er.'' B ryn said quickly. as a m atter of course w ith all h i: ed it
th e office of the d e p a rtm e n t is located. th
"The first
im provem ents
e B andon source, he w ould do as th e b u rg lars do L. P utnam , pastor.
» a $1.028.000 d u ring the first nine
"We can open the draw ing-room concerns and interests""
m onths of the c u rre n t year
A storia Police D ep artm en t, Jo h n K. Acton, —w o rk u n d er th e cloak of official darkness
w indow s wide, and see the moon , Pilar rasa “ 1 ito not mean to make. »tie decidisi, "w ill be to
suggest anything in p articu lar to have the roots of th at piece of hair
C hief of Police.”
T he tru e sto ry of how th e p olitician gives and
F irst B aptist C hurch
from there, can 't we?"
"Y ou are m uch too carefu l of
he aid coolly
Hut if d u g c o m p le te ly out T liin k of all
L c flfi*
I P i lf l’i f c t ’S
tak es is th e safeguard against taking, and th e in
T hursday evening at 8 th e m id
....... d )---
H a .s e .
t«>
e m i inded
nded
t that
li.it
t th
f: e
: “ Iin
ui
. anti
m J hours
In . r . it
it w
l l save I V C t l l
■ U l l l . H V l G
A storia will benefit m uch th ro u g h this sp
w eek service of p ra v e r and Bible me. my bov." G ran
m o .1.............
th er said . H f C chooses
to b«‘
be r rem
hours
w i ill
iratio n fo r giving. N ew s-Telegram .
ta c t and courtesy, w hile th e officious of
stu d y w ill be held We w ill coin- w ith affection. "It is not in the least
ah v a>'s has come to m e w ith , me and the c h ild re n "
E«th»r M
\ \ tlliniit« r i v i r (•• I u
<'
u l. 21 A rre *» S
I
S 2W
m ence a system atic study of th e chilly."
ins interests and concerns, that i s 1 B ryn cam e in. quietly He shut ( > )rf f r t ili A i'h
ficer could do untold dam age.
G le n n
H E h l r • ( u < («• A w c l V
Itty .
book i f E p h esia n s. At th e m orning
T h e moon had risen already,
n’in,‘ R i-s tru e
the door, behind him Ito stood for rn n n 1,4.1« 17 ■««! IH l l l » * k I » W r - t
lin g
. . and _ n<!
“It is not true." T ubby said "I ! a mom ent, lost in thought.
ho ur of w orship. 11. th e pastor w ill lav, a great round silver lantern, on
In fla m m ato ry R adicalism
r> r< la»U HrlMliI*«.
knew
exactly
w
hat
you
have
been
"W ind'd he say"" Sim on asked.
F F l lw r n
'•« I«» <> I
C h u rc h ill,
W hen w e w ere y o u n g it g en erally considered b ring a m. - s o n tin scrip tu ral th e tops o! th e rolling black hills to Bryn, just how little you have I "N othing." H ryn replied
He p ari Sr.fi«»n 3f> 'U N IH W
“Ye a re th e L ight of the to the west.
th a t a m an »-ho fu rn ish ed folks an o p p o rtu n ity t - text.
( l a i r r H r t m i'k e r t u«
F .ie h I» M.«r-
really
m
eant
to
him
These
others
d
id
n
't
say
an
y
th
in
g
He's
gone,
and
W o rld " E vening w orship at 8.
"L et's play games." T ubhv said
ri»««r>
E*
«*f I. » I I l l r r i u n
A c r r a ir r
w o rk w as a friend. In th ese days, how ever, it seem s Come and join us in a b rig h t song ■ cheerfully. "It isn't late. It's only know, too; Sally and Sim on and | I l l s c a r ’ s g o n e lo o . ’
J o h n W l l f . ’ t r» a l ti» ( ila t ly a 111..ine«.
to be d ifferent. P resid en t G reen, of th e A m erican service to be followed by an evan- about half-past seven. S om ething M adeline. Here and now, before I "Gonei" T ubby echoed.
1.« » IO A ld rrl» r,M .k l u r m .
them . I ask you to repeat to D eb o -| "W hat I w ant to know ."
," Sally
W e are g lad th a t th e sp irit of p a tr i F ed eratio n of Labor, recen tly rem ark ed in co n n ec g eli.tic message.—O ritz W. W eni- loud and cheerful."
Illa n .h r B
N c e ly r< « i r t n
R a lp h
B
u t . 1 A* re I I N R IW
n w ith th e b reak b etw een th e m in ers an d the ger, pastor.
how tlid he get ’è-H
“It doesn’t seem ju s t th e night rah the statem ent you have ju st ¿a'd om inously.
otism and A m ericanism exists in th e sm all tio
J
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.
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n
r
v
e
t
u
<
t
n
F
r
a
n
k
L
a
m
h
in
tf
F ederation:
—::—
for loud ch eerfu l games." G ra n d made, and if you w ill rep eat it. w out" T h ree bolts, and a six-inch J r , p a r i I
<"•' J *hn
n E 'a t » A . l . l t t i n
er tow ns like H illsboro, w h ere th e busi
_____
w
ill
tak
e
the
m
atter
up
w
ith
B
ryn
"T hen y o u r enem ies and m ine, th e em p lo y
thick
door,
arid
bar
t»f
iron
on
m
other
protested.
"It's
a
dream
y
!<••••
*
»
r
t
u
n
-
R
r
r
w
lv
il
lr
F ou rsq u are C hurch
ness men have, ever since th e original
ers. w ould sit on som e elev ated spot and laugh
bottom. You said he couldn't
W V W l l« y r t a l t n G r n r t a M B««w-
The S unday evening evangelistic sort of night, my boy. C ouldn't we w hen he retu rn s all of us, togeth- the
m a n . L n t 1'- S «-rtl.»n
»1 T l N
R2W
How did he?"
an d say. My God. I co u ld n 't have raised m oney
Arm istice Day in 1918, closed th e ir places
service w ill be featu red by a stir- ju st sit and talk, quietly, and look e r- P ilar."
T u a l a t ln <’ «»
J
R
llr t ie r r t
u t,
P
ila
r
stared
at
him.
S
he
stam
ped
Nobody
answ
ered
her.
enough
to
cause
th
a
t
fight.
B
ut
I'm
glad
it's
rin
g
m
essage
on
"Sin.
W
hat
A
bout
a
t^
tlZe
n!?
on
nart
I.ot
&
ItliM-k
2
llu
r
n
p
h
r
ry
t A .lilltiu n ,
of business as a patrio tic g e stu re and cele
(C o n tin u ed N e x t W eek)
c - ie s in iK
ru -
D eborah's eyes m et B ryn's as he l’e r
furiously. "You are im-
th ere'."
H I I I m I x .m
It?" and also an o in i i terestin
g o pro-
b ratio n of th a t g re a t day th a t b rought an
A r t h u r B r n r k r t a l tu
H o w a rd
C
P resid en t G reen, su m m erin g in Europe, d e liv e r phetic p relu d e on th e subject “T he sa t at her knee s h e ,l>rn t'd aw ay POMiblel" she storm ed, ami then
Huck ( hat
O l n n i r v t u t . I . v t * 1 a m i 2 III««« k 12, C
end to th e w o rld 's g re a te s t holacaust. ed him self of this insane speech befo re a lab o r co n P ro p h e’ ;1 Significance of E arth- frorn hirn quickly, conscious P ilar tu rn ed and ran through the door
I iven’t 'ad a bite for davys.” said
usual w atching them , being m iserable and and UP the stairs like one followed
!<«’»•! Iiia tlt iit» tn I '
S N a tio n a l
These sm all tow n m en a re not so greed y vention. W hen has it com e to pass th at because a quakt " T!i « . J ’ be
a trairqi to the landlady of t h e l»n l'li«
m an labors he m ust necessarily be th e enem y of his gospel song serv ice and an enjoy un h ap p y and lonely and . . . beat by demons.
nk o f P o rtla n d , p a rt S o rtiun I t T IB
“I’m terrib ly proud of you, Tub- G eorge and D rag o n " " D y e r think mw
in th e ir quest of th e d o lla r th a t th ey c a n ’t em ployer? Most of us had to w ork fo r som eone in ab le m usical program . If you love en. B ryn d id n 't love P ilar, B ryn
\i . I- 1 • i 1 I; 1 i pari
stop fo r the observance of a d ay th a t o rd e r to get a start. T he lad w ho has th e stu ff in th e old-tim e gospel you w ill en- d id n 't love P ila r . . . th e w ords 1>v- Sally said w ith a catch in her you could sp are im
"C ertainly not." replied the land- 1,1 171
1
A.I1.I1I..11. Hruv
y this service At 11 a m the san S in D eborah's h eart so loudly breath. "B ut I don't know w heth-
m eans so m uch in th e history of A m erica him an d w ho looks to th e fu tu re know s th at in d u s jp
lady. "'¡"“.¿f'J.w""nt. 1 «, w. ü n - m a i - a
d th rift w ill en ab le him to own a business or m ' age .. i l l L, o n "O u r M ediator" th a t shp w as alm ost afraid P ila r cr it was wise or not You may dis-
and th e w ar. To all the events of the day a tr y sm an
esd iv and F rid ay evening serv- w ould h ear them . He had said cover som e bright m orning that Pl- "T hank yer." said the tram p, and
„ 1 • r. i:i«rk
My4
ti.. .i
T uesday
all factory or a mill.
lar has put ground glass in .Made- slouched off; but
fe w
m i n u t e s I H U « ll'>nn
"I love you."
th e p atriotic gro u p s of H illsboro and o th e r
This so rt of in flam m ato ry stu ff w o rk ed success ices w ill be at 7:45 and th ere will
]
I K <’r««w»h»r r» ux to («ladyä K1ak»t*.
T
h
ere
w
as
a
sudden
loud
noise,
bn
e
s
coffee."
later
he
w
as
back.
of p ra y e r Wed
local people extend a h e a rty w elcom e to fully in Russia, w h ere labor had no o p p o rtu n ity of also be a serv ice
7 A<
T IN
R3W
"W hat d y e r w ant no»
t at 10. Tomorrow
Deborah'» ears a 1
mi»-
' I: ’
" •
Wadel rw (n
asked 1 ho
C. B rtta r t
I ’Btil J lU c k H U« tn
everyone. Come and join in th e carnival im p ro v in g its condition. It doesn't apply to A m erica ev en in g iF -id ay ) a D ivine H ealing tak ab le cry. G ran d m o th er sta rte d Quired. "Is it perm issible to ask the landlady,
«11, . y | A« t m T l H II t W
an d n e v er before has been seriously suggested u n serv ice w ill be conducted in the forw ard in her chair. "B ryn." .she w hy mine, p articu larly ?"
"Could
I
ave
B««y*l
A
S
I)lll»
v
r
t
nl
to
M
iirv
E
a
few
word»
w
ith
dance on T uesday night, th e p a ra d e and til w ith in th e past few years. Isn't it ab o u t tim e for
Sally looked at T ubby helplessly. G eorge?" q u eried tlv tra m p Ex. r t t i r , |»»rt S a tu r n U T l H R tW .
ch u rch w ith p ray er for the sick — said Quickly. "S urely t h a t is a
th e program A rm istice Day.
G
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n
i
n
S
h
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lr
r
t
n
a
to
l
.
a
u
r
m
r
r
If
som e sober th in k in g in th is country? M cM innville G uy P. D uffield, Jr., pastor.
T ubby fidgeted He stood first on
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m an’s voice?"
Hh<Mte» r« 11«. I.ot« 31. 14. .15. .14 H I. m -U
T elephone-R egister.
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B ryn stood up. “It’s steam os- one foot and then on the other
E xpiration
14 W ra t P<>rt land Ifr iiftit«
caping. G randm other, th a t's all." "W ell," he said.
E ditor of a Missouri w eekly p a
( ilr n n H E M » r t ux t<» Rlxxla P a tt r r -
Beaverton Chureh of Christ
- o n . Lot«. IS. 14. 17. H
Block IS W r» t
"W ell?" M adeline repeated.
p er carried this notice:
R evival m eeting to be conducted he .said reassuringly, and t h e n,
P o rtla n d llriirh ta .
"Look here. Sally," T ubby expos
"A
ttention,
subscriber».
W
h
e
n
"L
et's
not
stay
h
e
re
and
have
it
by L. E. G roseclose of Indiana as
T
h
r
R
red
ln
«
t
it
tit
r
tn
S ta tra
tulated. "T hat w asn't fair. T h at your subscription expires come in N a tio n a l hank of P o rtla n d , llnit«sl
22 077 Acre«
evangelist and Mrs. G roseclose as w o rry you. It m ay go on fo r some w asn't a bit fair I didn't
"M an beaten in w ashroom ." Jo h n n y m ust have song leader, beein about D ecem ber *‘me
I
and
renew
prom
ptly
if
you
w
ant
15
R
IW
'\ ° u ! d you like to go
O regon is fo rtu n a te in having a strong fin ally p u t his foot dow n on th is ear-w ash in g q u es 1. F rid ay night th e re w ill be a ior a .,* V e d riv e w ith m e. You don't . . . th at is, I can 't . .
W a rd Lew la ( ¡ilh r r t r t u * to l lr r m a n
m e to give you a good boost tow ard
Sally took M adeline's hand. "Lis- the golden gate w hen you ex p ire " Reidler rt ux, 2.41 A c rr» Foreat G ro v r
fellow. . p m eeting in th e church ,,av e ! l 1 bcen ,n ‘he c ar fo r a long
governor like C harles H. M artin in case of tion.
I
.!<• U M r »■ .1 - I ' ■ \ J I J
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ten," she said. "I suppose I'll have
Ex.
tn . U 5
V ir g in ia Place
p arlo rs to w hich all m em bers and
„,e'
■ , , .
, .
w a te rfro n t tro u b les such as existed tw o
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T h e av erag e person uses about 34 pounds of a ir friends a re invited. L ight refresh-
E a rl fj
Kuhl r t ux to W illia m K ic k o ff
, ‘.h*5’’t * should like it very to step in. He'll go on like that for
years ago. He is a governor in fa c t as well a day. b u t house to house canvassers get m ore th an m ents w ill be served follow ing a much, she rep lied hesitantly. "B ut hours ju st m aundering. Tubby is Q uality job p rin tin g Argus.
r t ux, Lot H liha-k 2 H a w ke '» A .U iitio n ,
Ga»t<«n.
as in nam e. The governor will have th e that.
program . Bible school n ext L ord’s th a t noise . . . a re you su re
(»•o riria It Ifr c k b e r t to N o rm an M o u l
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day at 9:45 a. m.. w ith special music
- i- o s itiv e ." B ry n said
ton r t ux. L o t .1 of T ra c t 3D V ir g in ia
backing of th e g re a t m ajo rity of th e peo
He offered her his arm and
Place.
C odfish a re used as a m edium of exchange in by th e choir. P reaching. 7:45 p
ple of th e state in any e ffo rt to see to it Iceland. D ora th in k s th a t's w h ere th e expression M id-w eek B ible stu d y W ednesday
Ithinch» Fr«*rman M a c q u a rr ir to A M
‘^ c s ‘ePs
F reem an , I.ot 1 Itlo r k A l.rh m itn
A< t «
T hey w ere gone.
at 3 p. m M issionary m eeting at
th a t th e citizens have a sq u a re deal an d C. O. D. originated.
T ra c t» , M e tx g rr.
D eborah, a fte r a little, rem em
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th e hom e of Mrs. L ew is of H uber
|t (J W(Miil»n et ux (•» M ax M R e e h rr
I
By
A.
I..
IJn
d
b
eck
)
are not m ade th e goats of lab o r rack eteers.
b ered P ilar, and tu rn ed t o her.
r t ux. L o t I Proapert P a rk , Koreat ( ir o v r
“B last R ips C leveland S tad iu m .” T hese football F riday. M. P u tm an , pastor.
Old age pensions to aged resi-
Bv A. L. I.indbeek
O fficials of constituted governm ent m ust coaches
"I’m sorry. P ilar." she said politely
W uahlngton county to G eorge Mci^*o<l
w ill have to get b etter co n tro l of th eir fu ll
ALEM—O regon school districts dents of O regon averaged $20 90 i in r t ux, I.o t 29 O vvrlook Acrr«
and sh all run th e various subdivisions of backs.
C ongregational C hureh
Jia*
K in g to G eorge W M c|.ro«l r t ux,
clipped an aggregate of $2.229.521 Septem ber, according to a rep
repot
o rt
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N ovem ber 8: C h u rch school 10 annual bazaar soon. All p arish io n -I off th eir debt load in the past tw o by the state relief com m ittee,
I I . 12. 15 Ovcrl.H.k A cre-
th is sta te and th ey need th e courageous
ac- I.«.t»
N o rm an
B a le H ixo n
to N o rb ert If
a.
m
.
P
ro
f
F.
Stalley.
su
p
erin
ten
d
“V ienna man arrested fo r sellin g sp ace in heaven
backing of th e citizenry.
r h a r t r r y r t ux. Lot» I and 2 Block 4
for 15 cents a sq u are y ard .” We d o u b t th a t th e p ro p
e rty was dum ped back in his lap.
XTill'ìbnn^Arcjus
Protect the Health
vei \ good at taking f a r e of other
i iH'oplc** love affairs,, but he’s te r
rible at bis own M adeline. I may
as well tell you . . . be cam e into
our room List night didn't he, Si-
| mon and he sat on the edge of
¡th e b .d
didn't he. Sutton*
. .
and talked about you for hours
And he < tided up by practically
Tact and Courtesy
What Other Editors Say
Honeymoon
The Real Spirit
A Real Governor
Jots in Jest
School Districts of Oregon
Make Reductions in Debt Load
S
•
Delay Justified
It is rig h t t h a t th e phone ra te increase
in stitu ted by th e W est Coast T elephone
com pany be held in abeyance until h e a r
ings be held by th e public service com m is
sioner. No notice of any kind w as given
of th e increases. F o r a n u m b er of y ears
th e people of H illsboro have fe lt th a t this
city has been cut off a t th e p ockets as f a r
as outside phone service is concerned.
Every nearby com m unity m ust pay a toll
in o rd er to ta lk to H illsboro an d it is d e tri
m ental to the business developm ent of this
section.
More pow er to th e H illsboro M en’s
B reak fast club in its e ffo rts to secure
floodlights fo r th e H illsboro union high
school football field. A lig h ted field to
perm it n ight gam es w ould be a stim ulus
to football here in increased a tte n d an c e
as it has elsew here. The club will fin d
m any people ready to do th e ir sh are in
helping to p u t this lig hting p ro g ra m over.
C ongratulations are due this g roup fo r its
active in terest in com m unity a ffairs.
T re a tm e n t handed Hood R iver ap p le
g ro w e rs last w eek by the h ead of th e
te a m s te rs ’ union furnishes ju s t one m ore
ex am p le of th e re being no basis fo r a g ri
c u ltu re an d labor form ing a coalition
p o litical p a rty . T h eir interests are exactly
th e opposite.
V e n e tia n th e a tre , as usual, is keeping
a p a c e w ith th e field of entertainm ent. This
in stitu tio n , one o f th e finest in a tow n of
th is size in th e e n tire country, has ju st in
s ta lle d new sound RCA high fidelity sound
e q u ip m e n t.
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T he w h ale is said to have th e larg est m outh in
th e w orld, w ith th e hippopotam us ra n k in g second.
A nd h ere w e've been giving Jo e E. B row n all th e
credit.
G lenn S. Eb le »t al to C h a r ln M Ga«l-
m ake his or h e r desire know n to counties reported progress in the
,
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-
i *6* H UM. Lota 4, 5 and ('« Block 10 W .
the vicar. R eginald Hicks, vicar.
reduction of th eir school debts d u r
Evidence that hundreds of v is - j P o rtla n d H . ig h i
ing the biennium ran g in g from a itors to O regon become perm anent
G lenn S. Khle r t al to C a rl I I ll>iu«r
The comm on sign of g reetin g em ployed by G u lf
L o t » It and 10 Block 22 W
P o rt-
low of $449 in the case of Union residents of th e state is contained "*
T he O ren eo-K eedville Parish
of M exico Indians on m eetin g friends is to blow into
county
to
$1,655,236
for
M
ultnom
ah
in
replies
to
questio
nnaires
being
'"'
h ,"".11' ’;! , , «
Sunday.
N
ovem
ber
8,
w
ill
be
a
one an o th er's ears, a custom also p racticed by p o liti
v ir to H n rc l
day of unusual in terest in t h e county. Eleven counties, on the retu rn ed to the travel bureau of H a ll. |m rt <*f Section IK T l S R IW .
cians.
O renco-R eedville parish. T he 8 ? th ?r hand,
hi
show increased d ebt the state highw ay d epartm ents
John II. M c L< hm | et ux I o E lla M ar«h ,
• • • »
o'clock service in the evening
at ' oa<^5 a‘ th e end of the tw o y ear B uyers of farm s predom inate am ong 2 Acre« Mention I T l S R IW .
rening at
K ansas has a law m ak in g it illeg al to e a t snakes
E* h ih I ’. W riu h t el ux to A n to n « V a n -
R e .d v ille church will be an echo period. Of this la tte r class Marion | the visiting tourists who have suc-
et ux. «0.29 Acre« T I N R tW .
in public, w hich still m akes allow ance for th e fact
m eeting of the N ational P reaching lcads w ith an increase of $550.530 cum bed to the attractions offered il«4ier$r
Loul« S ta rk el ux to Helen H eovlrh .
th a t political candidates m ust often e a t crow.
mission in P ortland, as w ill also in its school indebtedness, large- by the state and derided to become Lot» .10 anil 31 Block I P o rtln m l lle iu h t«
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No 2.
th e 11 o’clock serv ice in th e m o rn ly accounted for by new bond p erm anent residents.
Pilgrim House
• • •
It is said th a t all b ears a re "left-h an d ed ,” b u t
W tiNhinirton county to Robert G. f ’ |«»»ter-
ing at Orenco. Those w ho have issues to finance new school build-
' 2 l V s
r,,!! ,,,f
' , r r ’ atten d ed the various sessions of the in&s in th e Salem district.
w e don't believe it, because w e've o ften seen th e
Oregon p ro p erty ow ners may nn Lot» I, 2. 3 u i.il « Block 1H C o rn e-
liu».
V
nt
or.-iup. at 10:30 ochx.k. a. mission will give th e ir im pressions.
Lincoln county w ith only $8800 i reasonably expect a substantial re-
boss w rite w ith his rig h t hand.
W . E May« et ux to D e ll« M C y p h er,
di . ■ w ith : erm on on "T
The
Me essage
-.age A
aii
vvho
can will
niton,i th e „ m
mn...
m
he M
11 w
ho can"
ill attend
ass i bond and w arran t d ebt is show n , duction in th e tax levy for stat part Block 25 N o rth I ’ laiiiM.
of th e P reach in g M ission.’ P asto r m eeting In the P ortland m unicipal ,
nave the lightest school debt purposes n ext y ear In ft
Ariel«« V ernon S te a m » t o G retchen C o r-
fact p res
1(10 Acre« Scctit.n 14 T 2 N ltr»W
tin d an eeS' t
J ' 1* i ' p
i a t" a u d ito r‘um a ‘ 3 o'clock in th e aft- load w ith Jefferson's $22.61)2 ran k - e n t .................
Indications a re th a t th e e n tire m any.
W . E. M ay» et ux to H««nry O. C ypher
ten d ance at th e P o rtlan d P reaching ernoon
ing second and G illiam 's $47.44905, levy against p roperty w ithin the
••t
nl.
Lot«
6, 7 and E '.- ‘ »f « Blrn-k 25
m is s io n T hursday. F rid ay and S at
third.
six percent lim itation may be elim- N o rth Plain».
u rd ay of th is w eek, b u t m ay be
A
m
ong
counties
w
hich
rep
o
rt
an
inated.
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
W . A. Rice to O r r ill H . R ice et nl. part.
Whosoever Will
consulted n e x t w eek, an y day b e
increase in the school debt load J The total sta te revenue th a t can I l" 'H’k 11 W a lk e r'» A d d itio n ,
•rest
A rgus. N ovem ber 3. 1921 -G idson H ickey, W orld tw een 10 a. m. and noon, or by
(A bove N orth P lains)
d
u
rin
g
th
e
tw
o
y
ears
a
re
Benton,
be
raised
w
ithin
the
c
o
n
stitu
tio
n
a
l!'^
"
'"’
w ar v eteran , su icid e at C edar M ill Sunday.
E
m
il
L
u
e
th
l
et
ux
to
John
M
ich
el
et
- u -------r.------
.
.
.
.
,inf)llatlon
f()r
I9.)7
from
both
ln
_
ap pointm ent, at th e house ofice, c. S
75 unday school at 10 o'clock every c C lackam
as, Crook, Lake. Linn, M ar
Lota 1, 2 and 3 L a m b e rt'» A d d itio n ,
"ay m orning, w ith scrip tu re ion, Polk and Y amhill. Those w hich
Big railw ay strik e has been called off an d th e 232 N orth T hird avenue.
Sunda
come
anil
p
roperty
taxes
am
ounts
I'Midiml».
Ì n d 0B ib ìedsytud°yr
«»1. debt
public is restin g easy.
J. W . C onnell ( » lin r lf f | in l<«>ritw-lh E.
$3,640,520 which represents an
d discussion for burden d u ring th e biennium in- to
C h arles A. R ollins an«' Miss T in ah B echen m a r
Trinity Lutheran Church
...
increase n t six per cent over the I ’ r n rln r, |.n rt o f S n -llo n » 7 m i.I III TU N
The service of w orship begins at
ad u 'ts. Serm on at
o clock by c| 1Jrje Colum bia, Coos, C urry, D e c u rre n t levy. R evenues from income I I I «nil , I W
ried O ctober 22
II. It. G u n th e r et ux |<> J,.»el II. H o lle n
C h arles E. Wells elected p resid en t an d G lenn F. 10:30 a. m.: S unday school al 9:45. th e Pastf»' T a rry and consecration schutes, Gilliam . Hood R iver, Jack - tax es alone this y ear w ill total beck
ux, N*>j o f S E 1, o f S E 1, of S e
m ' Special evangel- son, Josephine, K lam ath. Lane, L in $3.300,000 this y ear when the re llo n III el TU
Bell se c retary of n ew ly o rganized W ashington C o u n Serm on topic, “F orgiveness" Math. s r r v 'ce a ‘
N R.'IW.
6, 12. You are cordially welcomed
-service at 8 p. m., follow ed by coln, M orrow, Sherm an, Union,
I . nein,I« Thom nx (,, E lv in C. C o u rie r et
ty B usiness M en's association.
tu
rn
s
are
all
in.
This
will
re
p
re
to
w
orship
w
ith
u:
.
a
«
‘v
ine
h
ealing
service.
We
a
re
|,« r l Seelion I T 2 N R 4 W .
Wasco and W ashington.
F irm of Hare. M cA lear & P e te rs offers $50 p rize
se n t an .increase of m ore than $7(8).- ux. G lenn
_
I praising the Lord for the re su lts of
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S. E tile el ux to lin y H u ile r,
to P U. stu d en t w ho m akes best oration ___
in ________
o rato rical
000 over the revenues from this' t.olx r> «m l K llloelt 2K W e rt P u rllm u l
"C hurch N ight ” N ov 11
these h ealing services and invite
S tate police presented arrest sam e source last year. It a .similar H oiyhlx.
try o u ts fo r selection of co n ten d e r in in terco lleg iate
A m id-w eek "church night" f o r , pJvcr-y onc
th ese services. Tucs- tickets to 685 e rrin g m otorists d u r
John W ilson el ,,x Io T it le A T ru x t
can he depended on next
debates.
|th e O r.n co -R ced v ille parish w ill
>’ m E vangelistic service, ing S eptem ber resu ltin g in fines increase
C ".
Eoi
I nn,l E ' j o f | ,„ t 2 lllook I,
be in au g u rated n ex t W ednesday. S a ^ur.aay 7:30 p. m. th e w eather to tallin g $7655 and jail sentences y ear bringing incom e tax collec Fnr««»t. (»rove.
T h irty Y ears Ago
tions
up
to
$4.000,000
this
will
N
o
ra
J.
B e rn e r to W . I). Ruasell. p a r t
perm itting, w e will have a stre e t aggregating nearly seven years.
A rgus, N ovem ber 1, 1906—J. C. L am kin, th e tin N ovem ber 11. w ith a fellow ship service
at , Second
Main streets D runken drivers, of w hom 36 w ere m ore than cover th e state tax w ith Lot 2 Block 11, Koreat (¡rove.
. . . and
.
ner, has m oved his shop to th e b u ild in g n e x t door d in n er, pot luck plan, a t R e d tv ille ,,.
John L . M ille r et al to Lotti» H llle c k e
th e
constitutional lim itation
I both congregations uniting. Offi- ln H illsboro.—M elvin E. Jam es, ap p reh en d ed d u rin g th e month, in
w ithout the necessity for a levy el. ux. 40 Acre« Section 10 T l H R 2W .
to th e W ilkes b rick on Second.
leers and m em bers of th e church | Pas‘o r-
H e n r ie tta I I Robert« to L o u h n ( ’. M f-
w ere the hardest hit by th e courts, against properly.
L u m b er cu t for y ear larg est in h isto ry of c o u n are specially invited. D inner at 6
I T IS R2W .
draw in g fines am ounting to $2943
T he 1936 state levy against p ro p George, p j a r t Section
ty. E stim ate 40.000.000 feet.
to M . A. K etcham et ux,
Methodist Episcopal Church
! o'clock, follow ed by inspirational
and jail sentenro.s to talin g 1736 erty am ounted to $884.640. If this part A J Mfintcr«
c la im 40 T I S R 8 W .
Mrs. H annah C h ristian sen of B u tte G ran g e nam ed , addresses from P o rtlan d visitors.
N ovem ber 8: 9:45 a. m.. a g reat days W arning slips w ere presented ran be en tirely elim inated, as now
E m m a h . Q u a in ta n e e to A n n a R W le n -
m aster of Pom ona G ran g e in m eeting w ith I.ecdy
S unday school, capable teachers. to 7258 m otorists d u rin g the month. soems probable, plus the $450,000 , r ’, 1 i ArrpM
’ r > t is r ie .
G range at C ed ar M ill O ctober 24.
Mrs. C arrie
All Saints (Episcopal)
C. C. W eber, su p erin ten d en t. 11 a.
1<*vy or the World W ar V eterans'
J H e rm a n M oeit-
S chm eltzer of Scholls G ra n g e is lectu rer.
Scrvicf for th e 22nd S unday aft- ni. C hurch w orship. A nthem by the
T he state's cut out of b eltin g on S tate Aid com m ission w hich has
Vnul“ » ^
G en eral M anager L ytle of P. R. & N. and W. V. c r T rin ity art as follows: Holy choir; pianist. Mrs. Rex Howell. horse and dog races this year already been w aived O regon prop <*l 1 IX ,
prop-
et
ux. E * 2 ,,f i,„ t .1 b lock :gi, F o r ,-,t
W iley back from trip to T illam ook county, w h ere ' com m union. 7:30 a. m.;
church Serm on by pastor; Subject: "My am ounted tn slightly m ore than erty ow ners a re due for a tax r e Grov«.
they saw b eg in n in g of con stru ctio n o p eratio n s on the 1 school, 9:45 a. m.; m orning prayer. God S hall S upply All You N eed.” $100.000. according to a rep o rt of lief in excess of $1,250,000 in 1937
M a ry E. Joknxton Io F lo r s M. Hoteh-
ki»x, 1.7# A rre« K in « T r s r l .
fellow
-16:45 p. m. E pw orth league. S ub- the
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o’clock;
young
people's
ra ilro a d a t th at end. B oth en th u siastic o v er fu tu re
sta te ____
racing
commission.
Each from the state alone.
P
H. N i,ilo o n i I,„ „ i, ,,t
p „ r , i Hn(| io
ship.
5
p.
m..
Ted
G
ardner,
leader,
i
ject:
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he
C
hristian
and
W
ar.”
j
of
th
e
state's
36
counties
w
ill
re-
of th a t section.
M « ry M u u , lin y . I.ot 7 lllo ek :i M u ltn o -
C o rn eliu s people a re w o rk in g h ard to induce th e C h o ir reh earsal F iulay. 7; >J p. m. Who is tor w ar and w ho is not for j ceive $702 78 for fair purposes out
ouih e .,„ lily r la lm nil,lillu n .
O
regon's
"jo
y
rid
e"
as
S
anta
19 a th ree- w ar?" 7:30 p. m. A delightful s e r - ; of this fund, the P acific Inter- C laus to its struggling infant ir r i
C. .1 S tickn ey to ,)„h „ I f H „n n e n et
location of a G erm an L u th era n u n iv e rsity at th a t N ovem ber 17 18 and
day m: '.o n
w ill be
held by the vice A good place for the fam ily nation Livestock exposition and the gation projects back in the early I " ' ' , , ' ' , ' V " ' Jnlineon Enlute, lleu v er-
place an d th e tow n w ill give a site, fre e of cost.
tun-R
pcflville.
an
invitation to to ipend an hour. H earty singing state fair will each receive $31 749 1920's w as recalled this week when
H illsboro is soon to h a v e an o th er te a c h e r as th e vk h We i x ten d
11 K lln m p o rn el ux Io A lfre d O. Henr-
a ll to a tte n d th i m i -ion a? a part Gospel messages. Serm on by pas- the Pendleton R ound-U p and easG the S tate R eclam ation commission
»on el ux I , ut III A lin o A d ,lillu n . Ile a v e r-
low er room s a re g ettin g alto g eth er too congested.
of th a t hold t in a a Imut Iho om in- tor. subject. "Peace. Divinest. Com-
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-H e ,uiville.
S h e riff C on n ell rep o rts th a t th e re is not a p ris j try. B ishop D agw ell w as th e six-- fort."—A lexander Ifaw thorne, pas- c m O regon Livestock show, $5000 w as called on to w rite off a claim lo n A'1'’hd,
Eeppln el ux Io C u rl lle ra e r.
each
and
the
N
orthw
est
T
urkey
'
of
$46,000
held
by
the
state
against
o n er in th e co u n ty ja il.
ic ia l sp e a k e r a t S eattle last week. I tor.
H 2 W ACr* " A Z " ' h" ry ”
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show, $1200.
I the Crook C ounty M unicipal Im-
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Our Yesterdays
B ethany G erm an B aptist C hureh
N ovem ber 8: C hurch school, 9:45,
Jo h n C roeni, su p e rin te n d e n t; Mrs.
Ben G raf, su p erin ten d e n t of ju n io r
d ep artm ent. M orning service at 11
W
K uhn,
uhn. n -n eral secretary of
V illiam
.lliarn K
the D -im -n Lap i . < m tc h e ; ol
N orth A m erica, w ill preach Eve
ning services from 7:30 to 8
neo.
A. Leger, pastor.