Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 160, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 19, 1924 Page: 4 of 6
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Endeavor will also hold
an Eaater
service at 9:15 a.
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Till We Meet Again."
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Specini musie at both services.
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Generator and Sterter Work
Free Testing triendly sERVICN
’Phone 436
Opposite Gilliams
has been long
supposed that
prize - fighting
was inevitably
allied with
many undesira-
ble things. So
strong was this
Sermon by Rev. A. D Porter
10 —Captain-General: "Sir Knights
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tomorrow at the usual hours
Bible school at 9:45; a special
gram.
apology to somebody for having fall-
en Into so dreadful an error.
We Sell Them For fl.00 Down and $1.00 per
week
RELATIVES BROWNWOOD
MIN LOSE LIKES WHEN
FIRE WIPES OUT HOME
When You Buy A Cedar Chest For $16.50 It
Is Costing You Very Little To Be Insured
Against Moths.
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13. —Captain-General: "Sir Knights,
Resume Chapeaux, Uncover."
14.—Recesnion, “God Be With
Business-Professional
Women Will Meet Here
EASTER PROGRAM CENTRAL ME.
THODIS CRURCH
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honit
Wein appreeinte your busine
Nobody wishes to prevent the Legio i
from making money him! spending it for
patriotic purposes. All that Is objected
to is that the money should he made in
Illegal ways.
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outskirts of opeville. •
“One son. Aubion McSpadden, 12,
escaped.
AUSTIN-MORRIS CO.
Phone
wall. Everybody is cordially invited.
J. H. BALDRIDGE. Pastor.
i-1 IDA CLY DE CLARK, author and mag-
.I azine writer, an active booster for
McKinney, in a fire that destroyed
the McSpadden home at 2 ofclock Fri-
day morning. The funeral pyre was
wjtnessed by hundreds of people from
the countryside, who saw the most
gruesome picture ever witnessed in
to which every one is invited.
This is Easter Bunday and all the
seryices will be in keepin* with the
season.
You and your friends are cordially
invited to worship with us at all the
services.
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Mrs. MeSpaiden and Three Children
Burned t erbp near Copeville,
Texas.
Knight Templar's Service
1- Processional. “Onward Christian
Soldiers."
I-Captain-General: “Sir Knights,
Be Seated."
3 —Organ Voluntary.
4. Scripture Lesson.
5. Eaater Anthem fy the Choir.
•.- Prayer by Rev. J. H Baldridge
7.—Collection and Offertory.
X Rong, "All Hall the Power of
Jesus Name "
The founder of phycho-anaiykts and
the more prominent exponenta of the
Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s
Pupper with sermon.
Evening. TBO:A pagant will he ren-
dered by the children of the Church
School. This service is a very interest-
With Average Care A Cedar Chest Will Last
A Life Time.
ELISOR GLIMS
“SIX DAYS", LYRIC
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Preaching by the pastor at 11
a. and 7:30 p. m.
Junior Endeavor at 1:30.
Senior Endeavor at 6:30.
The Senior P------M
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------Rives, Minister.)
Services will be held at this church
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feeling that some years ago the State of
Texas passed a law forbidding it in the
most inclusive terms and with the strong-
est penalties. Now it appears that this
is all wrong and that prise-fights are a
real sport for "men with red blood in
their veins." It has also been a popu-
lar delusion that professional boxers—
prise-fighters. if you will—were selfish
people who fought only for what there
was in it for them. It now appears tlat.
The items are nil of the highest grade and
new tool, and device, are shown .nd r.c --
being added as they appear on the market.
• Buick Six, worth $600.00,
for $485 quick Mie. ALLEN
MOTOR CO.
There will be a meeting of state-
wide character of the Business and
Professional Women's Clubs of Texas.
In Brownwood of May 15 and on the
following day. There la much busi-
ness of importance to come before the
club. r
and Congregation. Arise."
11-Benediction.
12.Captain-General: '“The Congre-
gation Please Be Seated ”
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Brownwood Homes are
Being Decorated to
Welcome Great Crowd
ST. JOHN'S CHYRCH.
Easter services: Morning II.
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* A few good Bargain* left in
used cars at the ALLEN MO-
TOR CO.
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dped Washington since the
atotial investigations began
hi r reachd the
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CLEAN «P WORK MUST
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■mill* a resolution for an investigation
to that body. Watson wanted the trade
Attend Convention in
Real Enthusiastic Way
High School Sewing
Class Representatves
To Enter State Contest
First Methodist Chureh.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
■aster sermon by the pastor at 11
5 Intermediate and Junior League,
at 3 p. m.
> Sermon by the pastor at 7:45 p. m.
on."The Religion of King Tut."
» Everybody cordially invited.
C. Q. SMITH. Pastor.
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We have spent'* great deal of time arranging
our stock of hardware and tools for your conven.
ience, to save your time ahhd to insure your getting
the very article beat suited to your needs.
This display and arrangement is well worth your
time to visit and we will take great plenture in
showing you through it and explaining its various .
features.
“Aubion MeSpadden, badly fright-
ened. said he had bees awakened by
the flames. He aroused his mother
and others, and they attempted to flee
from the burning home. Reaching the
hall, he ran outside and gave the
alarm. Neighbor* rushed to the scene.
Yes, “the flower of American youth"
did go to the war. But there are Hower*
and flowers. Some are fragrart ami the
forerunners of useful ami pleasant fruits,
and some are malodorous and forsaken
polson.
Unable te Reach Exits.
"It is believed that the victims
Percy Mespadden, of the firm of E.
J. and J. N. Weatherby, left yesterday
for Copeland. Collin County, In res-
ponse to information announcing the
sad and tragic fact that his mothet,
one brother and two sisters had lost
midnight and daylight, and according
> the best information about 2 o'clock
in the morning. The following item
from the Dallas News this morning
tells the tragic story:
"Smoldering ruins told a mute story
Friday; of the burning to death of
Mrs. Will McSpadden and three of
This is a school for serious mind-
ed people who desire to be better
prepared for the work of the church
Being a.school it will run on schedule
time Be 'punctual. Be regular an
your attendence. p|an to attehd each
Se881on.
“If you are in doubt as to the course
u t,suited 10 your case consult Mr.
H.F.Mays. chairman of Enrollment
and Classitteation. L. p COOke has
the books and will be glad to sell
you one.
IJ.tlinV P M. •
most an unredognizable condition.
The four bodies were lying within
four feet of eac other and thelr
positions indicated that the mother
had made stenuous efforts to lead her
children to safely out of the burning
structure, but fell exhausted. They
were found In a room across a nar-
row hal from a room In which the
family slept.
"The boy who escaped told neigh-
bors that he came home late Thursday
night and that his mother arose and
extinguished a light which had been
burning. Then they both retired. Oth-
er members of the family were sleep,
tog.
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Ing setting forth of the fact that our the me
"neighbor" is just everybody, especially; theory
evevybody who is in need of leaching Jewish
concerning Christ. TE "
"‘THE PARSON’S COLUMN"
"A Tng ef Shreda and Patehe
The morning service will be of
special interest not only to the bruth-
in Boston—the Parson think*—there
are two restaurants entitled •‘The Little
Chophouses.", In these places are dis-
played placards which read thus: "The
proprietors of this business are American
eitinens. They are aware that there is
an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States of America making pro-
hibition a law. Their personal opinion
regarding the statue is irrelevant and
unimportant. They love America ami
believe the right inethod of showing their
respect and affection for the country of
their birth is to obey the laws." That is
fine. The Parson wishes that we all
JRCHES
First Baptist Chureh.
2 service at Fine Arts Building.
Howard Payne College (Dr. W. P
Wiks, Pastor).
"A Raeuliar People," is the subject
for the morning worship.
A quartette will render a special
T-The Resurrection" is the theme
fprl the evening service.
Mr. Myrick will render a special
umber with his male quartette.
There will be a full choir at both
services. •
All organizations will meet at the
usdal hours in the Academy build-
were unable to reach exits because
of the dense smoke and flames. Suf- '
rocating, they reached another room
of the bopse, but could not find t be
only window in the room.
Iu on Center Ave.
All Sunday school folks and those
who are interented will plan to at-
toad the special school on methods ... non
beginning Monday night at 7:00 with’left Sir Charles
OH LESS CRITCAL.
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Brownwood's clean up campaign
which is being staged In an effort to
show this city's visitors the “Cleanest
City in Texas" to progressing - at a
rapid rate and is proving that the ef-
fort being made to not being made in
vain.
. First Preshyterian Chureh.
The Sunday morning Bible school
at 9145.
The Edward Street School at 3:00
P-,m.
The morning service at 11 o'clock..
The Resurrection and Life." Col. 3:1.
Special Easter music by the Dantei
Raker Choral Club, under the direc-
non of Miss Clare Drey.
.»■* evening service at 8. Sermon:
"Yhy I Believe in Christ." Luke 9:45.
Mr. W. A. Letson will sing at this
service.
You are invited to worship with ns.
"How the fire originated to a mys-
tery. The two sobs supported their
mother by working on roads in the
vicinity.
"The bodied of the victims were
sent to Nevada, Collin .County, and
burled there Friday afternoon. The
Rev. H T. Money, Baptist minister,
officated. Mrs. McSpadden was a
member of the Presbyterian church."
A few good Bargain* left in
used cars at the ALLEN Ma
TOR CO.
CARD OF TRAXKS,
.We. want to thank our many
friends for their kindneas shown u«
during the loss of our dear baby and
for the beautiful floral offermgn,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Funderburk.
c — J<*r four children at Copeville, Col-
commerce, "in county, sixteen miles southeast'of
are Jews. Which leads the
Sentinel somewhat prema-
turedly to say "it is thus very signr-
---------- .leant that salvation for human ni-
to Christ rineh from the dead.'mewl* I* coming not from Mrs kav
aml hma the frst-frnits of them that the Protestant, nor from M Cote the
slept." JNO. POWER, Rector. Catholic, but from Freud, the Jew."
prived of their Influence in elevating
here morals ami refining manners, they will
"do their stunt" absolutely gratis. The
Parson feels that he almost owes .in
-r--. .wm my wo une wruun- ,Thisais * Standard Traniing School
ren of this order but the pubMe as vr.s.S. workers maintained by the
" - ..... etnodtist Church, but we extend an
invitation to workers of other church-
es to meet with us The fundament-
ato of Sunday School Methods and or-
zanizatton will be studied It is the
earnest desire of. those in charge to
make it benefit the community.
on Monday Evening
The following announcement of the
Methodist Standard Training School
is made today by J, H Baldridge, pas-
tor of the Central Methodist church:
"The Standard Training School will
begin at the Central Methodist Church
Monday evening, April 21 at 7:30
p2clock., Ail students should secure
their Classifier/ton and Enrollment
cards before the first class period be-
gins .The Ctefttficatlon committee
wil be at the church Monday after-
noon from 5 to 7 o'clock. The Class 1
work will begin promptly at 7:30 p. 1
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FISHING IS GOOD
- Monday befng a holiday. would be a good time to go catch a
nice lot of fish
Join the Finn and Feather Club and carry the family fishing
member* are allowed to carry out of town guest
—And no doubt you will have some out of town guest during
some of the big gatherings Brownwood is to have this sennon.
You can Kt a membership at L L Mallaws Drug-store Mon-
day and go on out fishing
3,The keeper tells me that he will have some live bals for sale
Monday at the lake and this will be a convenience for those
who haven’t the time to get bait ’
- Bring your own minnow-bucket
REX GAITHER. Mgr. \
U: IBF BASOr B. BVlfT
' NEA Service "
WASHINGTON,"
- heated atmeefk
"The dead children are Alene Me-
Spadden, 17. daughter: Lockett Mc-
_____________ wuUe .ue Spadden. 15 son; Husle McSpadden, 9.
Miss Florence Sands of Dal- daughter. ..
Bodies Burned to Crisp
“The bodies were burned to al-
ias. state president will be here also
Mrs. Vetter, one of the national vice-
presidents. One of the speakers oa
the Frst day will be Governor Neff.
The/ Business and Professional Wo-
men s Club is one of the very impor-
tart civic organixations of Brownwood
although it is the youngest of
clubs its work has taken on a very
igrehensive prgoram in assisting
ins putting over several intererting
civiefentures. It is suggested by the
president of the organisation that
every business form In Brownwood
that employs women, should be rep-
resented in this club as its object
is the betterment of the business and
professional women The club meets
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Two Days—May 12-15 , ‘The mother, a widow, 55 years old.
—. lived with her four children In the
It is the Risen Christ alone who an.
swers.all our questionings. He endure*
the bands of death, but 11 was not pos-
sible that lie should he holden of them.
THE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN APRIL 19,
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TMAeme
- ' iSENATOR JIM WATSON of Indiana,
Staff Writer , I for instance, chairman of the trees-
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? fires of sen-flow Reptbltcan, .....
yln January reachd the maximum of romnia inquisitor, offering also'' to supply
Sort (ityfollowingthe letters.of Fred- the fund. ncessary for hi. retainer. Jim
dnt Coolidge.and Seeretary Mellon vir-ahost had apoplexy.
te^y demandin* that further inquiries Jim, it is ndlerstood, afways has be-
T erwwtine ..... ____ .. ... llieved Heney. wrote • letter which the
qieThe'eruptiorns.thatcnme to public no-1 Federal Trade Commission issued
Wju. apublic statements and speeches leeiuig • resviuon tor an invesugation
qn.thessenatefioosgave little idea orinto that body. Watson wanted the trade
the sethingfirzthat.wns raging under commission disbanded. He charged it
The uftceton hoth sides.. .1 with prying into private atfairs and be-
nhnsituptiontespassed.the stage ofinga hindrance instead of a help to
aLutemopestin a teapot. It has passed I businese..
Hesstaee sV*n o.a tempest over “The Hency was at that time in the employ
a5"Po A condition is being develop-1 of the commission a. special counsel
4d.tpat.may bringa blowup beside whieb The letter was encaustic, critical epis-
the HahliDaugherty-Doheny - Sinclair tie, reviewing at some length watson's
n will be g tame and drub affair, I former connections as lobbyist for the
Dor rriAr r „la. .... National Mamufacturer's Association.
pOLITICAU.t, the affray to date has Heney, I am informed, did not write it.
mabeenaboutzith padded gloves com-but Jim has always blamed it on him,
pnzedtothe.battle that is to come. I anyway.
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sn TSEhAKAbllenongratnlationecvna
Brownwood Chamber of C
the,greetengs being sent in the name
of both the Brownwood and the Wear
Texas organisations.
thelr lives when their home had burn-inret ci ' .2.20 — "i
ed Friday morning some time between frstaslass, ystemot highways, and I
the "tin lizzle" that can't make it to
Brownwood in an hour and thirty
minutes to ready for the junk heap
At every meeting during the four
days Coleman people will be present.
They do not hope to ba the "only i
show", but will make an effort to ।
tell the world about "Coleman Com-!
ing Central City."
a Brownwood Minister
v Ff each Opening
Sermon, Presbytery
Simmons Cowboy Band
Coming to Brownwood
Motor and Cavalcade
Simmons Cowboy Ban acoming
pThe .Simmons College Cowboy
Rand.wil, lead the delegation from
Ahllene 01 several hundred citinens
into, Brownwood when that organised
DodX attends the annual convention
of the West Texaa Chamber of Com-
merce which will be heid here May
and 15. T. w. Carswell of the
ADl lene Chamber of Commerce de-
Slared today in a communication to
the local headquarters.
oTh eularzest delegation from Abi-
lene .will be in Brownwood the sec-
onddayotthe amair, Mr. Carswell
slated in the communication, assert-
ing that the Abilene people were
highly interested in the program of
the convention.
AThe organized booster body from
Abilene will come to Brownwood in
hoth. a spclal train and • motor
cavaicade. the announcement stated
The delegation will number several
hundred.
.Interest s also being shown by
ths Abilene members of the West
Texas civic body in the matter of vot-
<5*135 * city having a voting strength
6:30 p. m.: Christian Endeavor Bo-
ld attend aa many or}eiet!i
______I. We need the co-} 7:45 D. m.: Preaching,
operation of every member. Special music.
Don’t forget the "Wallace-Taylor” , Everybody to invited to attend and
reyivl, beginning May the 4th. Bro. help makeithis • great day of service
Fey R. Wallace, Jr, to ohe of the i to our Lord. Bring a friend with you.
est and most successtul evan- C. E MOORE. Pastor.
In the South. And Austin Tay- ( T
munte Dtttorana"nngnr.and “AeStandard Training
School WUl Open
and you will be glad that you came *
Something doing all the time. Fine
singing. We begin on time, get thru
o* time and quit.
More painting has been done during
the,last week than has ever been seen
in Brownwood, practically every busi-
ness establishment in the down town
district having applied a fresh coat of
paint on the building or made some
improvement within the last few days.
The residential section is not'falling
down by any means and painters have
been kept busy during the week ans-
wering telephone calls to accept jobs,
although these men are far behind
with their work at the present time -—_______..™. .e .
and will have to work hard to fill all living to get, they prefer to he paid, yet
the orders before the annual conven- " “
‘90 of the West Texas Chamber of
Commerce which will be held
May 13. 14, and 15.
Brownwood's appearance today is
one of the cleanest it ha* ever been
end this appearance is going to help
Very much when the 20.000 visitors as-
semble here for the annual meeting
oftheworld’s second iargest commer-
cial bod) and then a few months after
the former world war fighters meet
nere for their annual State conven-
tion of the. American Legion There
will be 25,000 or 30,000 visitors here
fol these two conventions and it to
thought the clean appearance o
Brownwood will have much to do
with the r returning here at a future
date and spreading the word of
Brownwood over the rest of Texas
The Cleanest City in Texas "
Every yisitor will be more or less
eritica hthat is will probably be com-
parinE. what he sees to Brownwood
1 With,hishome town. This is natural
J and to be expected. The idea is 20
• clean up. paint •p. dress up and out
ohA Sunday clothes for the big occa.
Elon.
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MI«* Nell Herblin, director of home
economic* of the Brownwood Higti
Schools, with representatives - frod
the first and second grades will leave
Wednesday for Galveston to attend
the State Clothing Contest. The girl*
*ill wear dresses made in clasa work
and Mia* Herblin will take along a
trunk of other clothes made by the
girls to be placed on exhibit. The
representatives and the costumes to
be worn are:.First year, Miss Velma
White, simple gingham, and Mia*
Mary Lyle, a more dimcult gingham
dress. Second year. Beryl McLeod,
who will wear a linen middy suit.
Miss Freeda Greele, who will wear a
cotton middy suit; Mis* Alma Me-
Neese will wear a linen tailored
dress; Miss Opal Laxson, a sheer
wash dress and Miss Essie Simmons
a silk dress.
bars might hot cofine Him. Evh did its
worst to Him. Pain, humilintion,
mockery, slander, injustice, the Cross,
the grave. It could .nd did inflict. But
tlie hour of its apparent victory was the
hour <•/ it. finsl defeat. Christ is risen
from the dead, and become the first
fruits of them that slept. Chrint ieing
rained.from the dead, dieth no more,
death hath no more dominion over Him
And in Him the victory was won for all
mankind For •* in Adam all die. even
s.in. ' hrist shall all he made alive
questions as to how ami when rre fu.
tilt. All we know is that as a need
cast into the ground dies, but Fives apuin
with a new and beautiful body which I
Sod. pleases to give, so shall we come
Iorth from the zrave clothed with
bodies like unto His glorious body.
.t ThatI the thjng which we call to mind
at this, senson Which has been kept holy
for twice two thousand years: First, in
remembrance of the deliverance „t
Iarpelfrom Egypt and its bitter Slavery,
aml then in remembrance of deliverance
from the thraldom of death.
“Exult, () dust and ashes.
The Lord shall he thy part.
His only. His forever.
Thou shalt he .nd thou art."
The Parson has often aludea to Ur
catchword-"self-expression." He has
sometimes thought that he was alone
But now comes State Press, who is sure-
y no pessimist, .nd deposes: “The .1-
leged right of self-expression in fact is
being used to exculpate evil-doers from
evil deeds in all directions, from simple
asult to strip poker, but it is doubtful
if the term is fundamentally any more
respectable than its forerunner, the terse
and homely locution pronounced hell-
raising."
How much longei
shtunder recogrnizea rues wil be con-
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rhuw - - .. '•? - - to, wield a ballot as well as a broom.
THE sugzestion that Francis J. Heney I And after we have given the govern-
be.employed as special counsel tolment « good spring cleaning," she says,
pssiststheinquity into the revenue and “were not going to let th men walk
prohibition bureaus of the Treasury De-away with the credit.”
’ partment.wes • red flagto senators ami The masculine penchant for claiming
others who have been seeking to get the I credit for everything that happens, Sh
lid on Senate investigations. Herey, they says, is illustrated by the following:
safe man to tom loose “The female python at the Bronx Zoo
“ih A.pryple. He s too apt to go prod-lgave birth to 70 nice little baby snakes
S apparently irreleventlthe other day,” she says. "Whereupon
AG yy. ,P actual relationships, lb* ,400 keeper went to the pa pvthm
Ana there $ been too much of that al-land said: ‘Well done thou good and
ready, they insist. faithful servant!"’
THE
wivcHEsTER sromr
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decorator.at once on Frown street
near the Chamber of Commerce room*
and have your house decorated. The
length of the design win be about
twenty feet and to supposed to be
placen.over the front entrance. Ler’s
all doll up and get ready for the bik
convention that i* almost here. -
things and per- The Parson was the other day inform-
. . r' ,hst he needed "some fed blond on
understood and his veios." Well, the Parson completed
misinterpreted ! his seventyy eighth year on Wednenday
For Instance. It last. HI. record for the week to six
addresses, one three-hour setvice, twelve
college classes, and the addressing and
mailing of some three hundred and fifty
envelopes, besides writing Jhls screed and
miscellaneous activities. It would seem
that some sort ot blood is not lacking.
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Brownwood i. being decorated. Rv- They couhi do nothZ
5XK5 n ::
expectations of the thousand of people
who are coming here to the Went
Texaa Chamber of Commerce conven-
tion. People living on prominent
streets are expected to decorate a* a
matter of courne, and those who do
not live on the more public streeta
are. asked t0 decorate as much as pos-
sible. The decoration plan la simple
walarse American flag in the center,
with a West Taxa* Chamber of Com-
merce flag at each side, with a fan-
shaped tricolor flag or fan represent-
Central Methodist Chureh.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Annual sermon the Knights Tem-
plars at 11 a. m., by Dr. A. D. Porter.
Preaching at 8:00 p. m. by the
f^ptar.
Epworth Leagues at 3:00, 3:00 and
7:00 p. m.
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LAWN WOWERS
We sell the DIAMOND EDGE Ball Bearing
Mower for Im« money.
WHY PAY MORE
It is ensy to operate. Self sharpening. A mower
that will give you good service for the next 10
year*.
LOOK OVER YOUR GARDEN HOSE TODAY
Don t put off "Garden Hose Inspection Day” any
longer. Good Hose is a household necessity. U. S.
Garden Ho*e is better Hom.
Strange, is it might have the Mme idea and purpose,
not, how some —o—
An original motion picture story by
the English novelist, Elinor Glyn,
famous for her novel, “Three Weeks."
Is coming to the Lyric theatre on
Monday.for.two days. It is called
SIX DAYS and has been picturized
by Goldwyn under the direction of
Charles Bra bin, who made "Driven,"
one of last season’s biggest success-
es. Mr. Brabin is said to have aur- - — —- — . .
passed hia own previous excellent di- ing the red, white and blue,
reetion of "Six Daya." ---*---4 - “
“Six Days" tells the story of Inline
Kingston, whose mother, left penni-
less by the busimess failure and aul-
cide of her husband," schemes to
marry Inline to Sir Charles Chetwyn
0 anald .“1 weaithy English tam-
LWh He B Paris, Laline meets and
falls in love with Dion Leslle, son of
a.famoun. aetress. Wo° 8 to realty
Sir Charles' son, his mother bavin*
.__. .. .3 shortly after the
boy's Hirth.
BALLINGER. April 19.—Dv. A. F.
Ctraninghem, formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian church at San Angelo and
at present synodical evangelist for the
Presbyterian Church, U. S., was elected
moderator of the Brownwood Preshy- _ ----- ......
tery which, convened here. Dr. C R every Tuesday evening nt 9:30.
Ewing at Brownwood, retiring modera-
tor. preached the opening sermon. Among
the visitiyg minister* attending the pre.
bytery are Dr. Brooks I. Dickey of Dal-
ia* and Dr. Henderlit, missionary from
Brasil.
2B3E. rune •
FACE FOUR
fije.
COLEMAN, April 19.—Coleman '
may not have the largest chamber ot
Commerce in West Texas, but local
members have an idea that Colenun
win give an account of herself at
the meeting of the West Texas Cham-
ber at Brownwood next month
Fact is Coleman is not so far rel
moved from Brownwood that heri
people can not attend all the meet I
ings during the convention and then
look after business matter* at home
Special trains will not be necessary,
but the old reliable fiyver will' bo
Coggin Avenue Baptist
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Sermon at 11:00 a m
beam Band at 3 p. m.
, _[.P. U.‛s at 7 P- m.
Chureh of Christ Evening service at 7:45 p. m.
aRegular.services next Lord’s Day..Ren * B Milam will preach at 11
Subject for the morning sermon will oclack.hour and Rev. Sidney Martin
be."Growig _!■ Christ". Evening.iof.Sant.Anna will bring the me*
The Church That Our Lord Bufit. sEe at toe evening hour. •
Bible study begins at 9:45 and we I. Mr. Dungan and the Howard Payne
want you with the children, present Orchestra will be with us in the ev-
for thia service if you can get there e"'n< service.
Try to be there on time. Preaching PULPIT COMMITTEE,
at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Com- .. ------
munfon both morning and night. Lad- - . First Christian Chureh.
* Bihl • clas Tuesday for eaeh week Sunday shool meets at 9:45 a. m.
at 3:80 p. m. Prayer meeting each 11 a. “ Easter sermon.
Wednesday night at 8:00 o'clock. ’ P m Intermediate and Junior
Young People's meeting Bunday at Endeavor.
trnoon, at 6:00. Please remember --------
these services, aad attend
them as you can
GO-OPERAINE SPIRIT
low Republtcan, voted, with the two : ... (
Democratic membets to employ the Cali- TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE WILL
"o"i uttt --------E B HRE AND BE MokE
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