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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919
PAGE THREE
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First Methodist
ou. Miss Cecil Lancaster has charge the church Monday ufternoon in :i
Of the societv.
strickly business meeting. Officers UtX
Missionary Society.
the itcra term, whhii begins in August
The FllW M- : s.i
Methodist
were elected as follow Mrs. .1 H
tar time at the
Kay. President; First \ ii •• I'n ■ i.hiii.
:i ng in Epworth League.
Mrs. EL M. Andrews; Second Vice-
The f u - ,ld : the League, and no* to arrouse gates to go from this! Au*iltarv .-
as a
* :idM
whole was
ore int. > that the Sunday af- j Meadames H;«v. War nallh IMrkeit.T
noon WOUid he enjoyable and ben-'i ev sivells. and Kno>. Andrey
. . . . icial to the young boys and girls of The attendance for the meeting v
C hriStian Missionary ,the . Lurch. splendid.
Society j **** ;—
The Senior B. Y. P. U. Much Money Required
•i If The Senior H Y. !\ I. of the First!
ly meeting at the home of Mrs Baptist church held a regular session
Brooke Smith. Jr. ou Avenue Sunday .at 7:lS p in.
day afteraoon \ Davis ras The entiiv eveniUK W as devoted to e
for the meetmg and 1 , on -Forgiving Our Enemies."
BY. P. U. Program.
The 13
is as fotloi
eeting— Jojhebed. the
Mother
• ipture • odus 1 22 u
Leader for evening
dy
Introduce ler.
"A Trying Time."*—D. 1. MeDurcnitt
"The Babe in the Basket."—Anna
Mae Hunter.
"The Princess and the Baby"—E
la Kilgore.
. :.. e€
"Tr3ini! I hlld in the tt'ay It
aid Co T H. Holn
Lai i illiam
•n lueicL uer.
»
Woman's Auxiliary of
Coggin Avc. Baptist Church.
t in le No. I.
be Woman's Auxiliof
tin
■ . \V Sherman.
Mon< :or the i
ing year w>
•
the
< in |.
To Carry' Out Free
III!
Text Book Measure
AUSTIN, Texas. Aug. G C'leiiiia
tion of alhdnie.il . 01 £ree text books
D -The Moutam P< Speakers on the lesson were Ralph]
r E
■ P a P er { ° present , K)Vd Missea ,. :ihel earner, Pearl
been eomph i» i I ! I '■• ! • i ' ;
on "" People/' Mrs W I-aiu>li , t€Tt all( , NIr Harcrow. The'atmerit
ni Education . ..; the total ha
A ParK
not been checked:
were* sn excellent lendaace for the evening was good
talk on "Hon.- iounta n r»- • ^.
Dalla•; l»;uis in the value i - books
the
allowed with an allotment of
• ed delicious < ream i First Baptist Y. M. A.
. Houston r-
• e.
The V. \\ A. of the First Baptist tonio $i'.l.7.M F..rt Worth
church e a novel way of bidding
th^ir regular meeting when they
aducted i; on the banks of the Bayou
Tue rening.
Tin- (-rowti met at the donri-:
,torv and went in cars to the Hayou.
er a swim the lesson tor the ev.-nuted.
from the Lessoni
Ruth l»il- boQk -Winning to Chri Those
i $41,469; Ai tin • • ' : '>'< • Rfau
moot $31,204; syacjo I ' • \ '
CKIM Ht'MOH i:V HKBO.
i Bv International \'*w Service.)
LAJvB I:I.SI\-ad:e Dorset, tiladvs and
.
Cecil
,, ;, machine-gun bullets mi edde-J
i
Lan a Uer. Bernice Neel,
. ,
\
.
era Batton.
,,..,„ »u eg, a i .«• one
face and a mutilatet] right ban
; .Mitchell. Maud Mitchell. Anna
He. iewing hi a marine
Lou Andrews. Mamie Gllmore, Pearl
the war. Boone ae!-
ion and Mrs Dal Baten
The Austin 4>etiue l*resbyterian
( hristian Kndea\or.
harli.tte Kiiicht and Wilfred
Regan.
Subje< t id le h.
Hv:
.las. 3 lM
\'ir.
• lyiun.
Prayer
.ilk.
An illustration:
• M'.igan.
minute tall
11.-y.
Five minute talk. — R.-v H R. RiVf
" Vou ' • . the j >Le v. as on t G<
mans. 1 ain h aaii iltej
mv riehi hand
Per hap; wi- i. r!i! not to
tehtibn t tin- miitter
who tai on u 1
% a?
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TO
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i i;t.is ft n I.I
i >IIMUM\NT
.
' [embers er ofjCoij ha . •
! i > ' ■. ilar inoniIlls
•liif! -ij'. of tin cpmrniHee will be held
\ mi l-'i day pb hi ;>,TFA*
.. -:•--»..,
,v«
■t'3 Eoive, formerly called
H eapvciaily com
led tar the treatment ei
■■ma, Ring Wbrm/anu
*, an I i - sold by the drag\
n the airrt fmarantee that
the :> price, 7Sc, will tx
promptly refunded to any dlttaat*
>o:er. Try Buut'sSalTf
k. Pol au.o locally bj
1 l^F-HKLl MUG CO.
I'lMiniiiM
ULMI
F?
Uimii
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Mi.'I ah.
^ii » !l First Baptist Auxiliary.
on. Plans tor, The First Haiti t Auxiliary met at • A]
m
the mdj
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:.'h
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Junior BY P. I
nic thi- » v -
it tiuow all rredll cuieni«r^
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an.
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LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
< KAM>MV* KM IPE hi s\i.| rEl
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Hair 1
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By mornl
tbit
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iaaaauLiQLicjaLiciiT
Wm. Cox
Typewriter Repairman will
* be with us tomorrow.
JONES & DUBUN
Phone 279
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Thursday
Specials!
600 y.uds of Gingham
just arrived, 27 difFerrnt
patterns. These ginghams
represent an excellent selection
of handsome plaid
and stripes. One day
only
20c Yard !
Not over
I ir !(JII)'*1 .
ders.
12 yards to a
No phone or-
56 flairs Men's low rut
Shoes, kangaroo and
Black kid, sizes 3 to II.
$3.00 and $6.00 values,
Thursday $3.35
10 pairs Men's low cut
Shoes, kangaroo and
Black kid, sizes 6 to 10,
$8.30 values,
Thursday $5.75 \
No Approvals
No Returns
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