Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1922 Page: 5 of 8

                                
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’ i Roll call. Current Events About
, European Nations.
|H Parlamentary Drill—Mrs. ioung,
presiding officer.
t The Great Debt und Reparatiina.
r “Merger”—Mrs. Cheanut.
Music—Miss Stuckey.
^ Shutting the Sea Gate*—Mrs. C.
T C. McKinney.
"I Hostess—Miss McKinney.
Wednesday, 3 p. nv, April 19th.
Junior B. Y. P. U.
j    Leader—Eulah Potter.
4 Song.
Roll call. Answer with B ble verse,
i Scrpiture reading— Derwood ( ou-
Q ; stant.
' i Ten Commandments—Dan Thomp-
t son.
9 Piano solo—Willie Marie Kingston,
prill on Um t 5 Bo -- of Old 1< ’ i
ment.
Reading—Jean Harrison.
Piano solo—Elizabeth Tillman.
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Judge R. R. Hazlewood
Dies at Amorilla
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Judge R. R. Hazlewood died at his
home in Amorilla Sunday morning
at 11 o’clock. He had been suffering
for years with Bright’s disease and
had moved to Amorilla for h,s health.
He had continued to attend to much
of his large law practice and on ,
Monday proceeding his death had ,
argued an important case in court |
and intended arguing another case
when he was taken to his bed. He
realized the seriousness of h;s con-
dition and directed that his eldest
! son, Wlalter, of Cooper, be asked to
^ come immedately and talk over some
business with him.
Walter received a telegram Wed-
nesday morning apprising him of his
father’s condition and left that eve-
ning for his bedside but when ho ar-
rived Thursday his father was so
low he hardly knew him.
Burial took p'!# at Airbr Ua
Monday at 3 p. m.    j
The deceased was 65 years old and j
is survived by a wife and four child- j
ren, Walter of Cooper and Roy of
Wolfe City by a former marriage, |
all ft and a son and daughter by a second |
i marriage.
He was well known in Cooper by
the older generation and had many
1 friends amoung them. It was in Coop-
AI ei that he began his law practice
■ ! where he resided until about 25 yeais
! ago when he moved to Sherman.
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Look at the difference in the size of a
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' The Glad Girls Bible Class met in |
ther monthly business meeting Mon-
j day, 4:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. |
N. L. Burgess. 15 members of the \
class, the teacher and one visitor was j
present.    .
The house was called to order by ,
the president and the “Glad Girls |
song was sung. After the roll call j
the treasurer’s report was made.
The first business transaction was
the election of new officers. '
The new officer-, are:    Mnerva
Stockton, president; Honor Brackeen,
vice-president; Ludie Frazier, secre-
tary; Mertie Constant, treasurer; and
Gertrude Kennon, reporter.
It was suggested by the teacher,
Mrs. T. P. Berry, that the class give
a silver tea for the purpose of making
some money for the Seventy-Five
Million Campaign and any other great
religious movement. This tea will be
in two or three weeks, the time and
place being given later. Everyone is
invited.
As there was no further business,
we adjourned to meet one month
hence, the place of meeting to be de-
cided upon later.
After the business meeting all en-
joyed a social hour. Punch and wafers
were served by Miss Travis Burgess
and several pieces renderd on the
piano by Misses Anna Wnodruff and
Gertrude Kennon.
REPORTER.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHURCH
Let every mrmber of the Sunday
Schorfl be present at 10 a. m. Sunday.
Important plans for the Easter ser-
vice will be considered. We also wish
to set a new record for attendance
Preach’ng at 11 a. m. Evening
services dismissed in favor of the re-
vival in progress.
Intermediate Endeavor 3 p. m.
Junior Endeavor 4 p. m.
At 11 a. m. the pastor will preach.
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A new line of Swiss
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B. Y. P. U. Program
Bible study meeting.
Subject: Hosea 14
Leader—Melba Pratt.
Introduction—Leader.
Hosea and His Lines—Austin Mc-
Alexander.
Hosea, the Prophet of the Broken
Heart—Irene Bell.
A Glimpse at Hosea’s Book.—Paul
Tedder.
Theme of the Book, Jehovah’s
Jealousy.—Lorene Morgan.
Summary—Leader.
Reading—Opal Early.
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