Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 104, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 1, 1931 Page: 4 of 6
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your old note, advance more money,
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment
with private bath. Also room and
board. Phone 1321.
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blooming, two years ' old.
grown. 24c. Wright Brothen.
perience, to handle Johnson and
adjoining counties on an exolustve
and liberal contract with full co-
operation. Want man who means
business, who is willing to work
and really interested in a proposi-
tion where he can make more than
an average income with a Salary
Protection plan that Is needed by
every salaried person and wage
earner. If you are such a person,
here is your opportunity. Refer
ences required. Our District Man-
ager is at the Liberty Hotel, Cle-
Mrs William Brewer, Mrs. T. J.
Flake and Mrs. Kelley Stephens
spent Friday in Fort Worth visit-
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ANGLIN ST. PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Matthew H. Arnold, pastor
TOR RTNT— Furnished apartment.
Private bath. Garage. Phone 520.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
to couple. Close in. rhune 529
FOR RENT—Newly decorated two-
room apartment. Bills paid. 723 N.
Anglin. Phone 650.
7 p. m.
Would be pleased to* have you
worship with us.'
us in this training service.
Come this Sunday to the friendly
church, to the church at the end
of the street.
FIELD STREET BAPTIST.
Sunday, Feb 1, 1931.
Sunday school, 9:45. L. R. Cole-
FOR RENT—Attractive 6 room new
bungalow, polished floors, shades
furnished, garage, ph. ne 1180-J or
128.
FOR RENT—Brick building next to
city hall Phone 1251.
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of the
FOR RENT—Five room bungalow.
All modern conveniences at 714 W.
Chambers. Leon Cleveland.
Noel Irwin la superintendent let
every one come and enjoy the study
of the lesson together.
The young people will have their
program at six thirty.
Miss Hattie Lou Bridges is re-
ported to be recovering from an
illness of several weeks.
Bpeer is a former resident of Cle-
burne.
and invites you to enjoy the special
selections.
The pastor and choir will join
those taking part in the Mid-Win-
Specials by the choir at both
worship services. You are aked to
take part 1 the song service.
All the Leagues will meet at the
regular hours. '
The Missionary Society will meet
Monday at the church. The board
FIksT PRESBYTERIAN
Robert M. Wilson, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:30, "Jesus, the
Great Physician” Luke 4:3-44, 5:12-
16.
Morning worship at 11:00 “Pi-
late's Question."
Endeavor Societies at 5:45 p. m
Evening worship at 7:00, To-
day if ye will hear His voice."
A cordial invitation is extend-
ed to all who do not have • reg-
ular church home to worship with
us. Mid-week prayer service at 7:15
on Wednsday evening, preceeded
by our regular fifteen minute ser-
vice ef silent prayer.
FOR RENT—Furnished home, new-
ly decorated. 712 8. Caddo.
FOR RENT—5-room bungalow, all
conveniences Phone 404.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Glenn Hatton, Minister
We invite you to join the De-
Molay boys at First Christian church
this morning at 9:45 for a friendly
visit and a spiritual feast. The pas-
tor’s theme is "The Value of Def-
inite Alm ” This church is truly
proud of her musical attainments.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday school, 9:45 o'clock. Con-
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The doors are open. We may ap-
proach with our pleas. God is bet-
ter than we can imagine. He cares
more for us than we care for our-
selves.
He gives more for our work than
we give. ,
He is ready to hear and answer.
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First Christian presents
gram of worship that is
Morning worship, 11:00.
. Sermon subject, "The Covenant
vr;. va 0:28, Mr. a. *
Gulledge, directresa
February is B. Y. P. u. enlist-
ment and training month.
Evening worship, 1:30. Sermon
subject, "Was Jesus the Christ and
.the Son of God or an Imposter?”
A welcome awaits you at the
friendly. spiritual. church home
Arden P Blaylock, pastor.
make payments smaller. We carry
' our own notes. No red tape.
Reasonable Rates
the Lords hand is not shortened,
that it cannot save: neither His ear
heavy that it cannot hear." will be
the subject for the morning discus-
sion At the evening hour, the ser-
mon subject will be "Lacking for
that blessed hope and the glorious
appearing of the Great God and
Our Savior, Jesus Christ.” Titus
2:13.
B. Y. P. Us met at 6:15 p. m.
for Bible study. Adult prayer meet-
ing at 6:45 p. m.
You are welcome to all services
of this Fundamental Baptist church.
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Concentrated” sort tonight at 7:30.
The pastor will preach on the sub-
ject: "The Three Crosses.” The Rev.
Hutton says this is a sermon on
which he lias spent considerable
time and wants his friends and
members to be -sure to hear it.
Special music will be furnished by
the chorus choir and by instru-
mentalists. Be on time and enjoy a
better service.
8T. MARKS METHODIST
Rev. C. H. Sisserson, pastor
Sunday school at 9:48 a. m. Roy
nursony meets in parsonage, Miss
Edith Cyrus, supt.
Morning service 10:55 a. tn.
Subject—"Walking With God.”
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
Administered at the close of the
morning service.
Evening service, 7:15 p .m Sub-
ject—“Our Confident."
Regular meeting of the board of
stewards. Monday night at 7:15.
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FOR RENT—Three room furnished
apartment. Strictly modern. Phone
1006-W.
BIG PAY THE Packard way, show-
ing America's tailored shirt, neck-
wear, underwear line. Write today
for new free spring samples. Pack-
Steele Covington
Chrysler Dealer
or not man came by evolution or
as a result of the direct creative
act of God. This message Pastor
Blaylock states, "Ues at the very
heart of the present day issue be-
tween the modernists and higher
critics on the one hand and those
who believe the Blble.andthe4
Supernatural on the other hand.
"The battle rages around the
personality of Jesus. If he was
not the son of God in a peculiar
sense, aa He claimed, then what?" Jr
The message promises to be one .
WHY/NO, CANCLETYOUMAETE
BIR05 UnHOUTANY MONEY:
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FOR RENT—APARTMENTS^
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.
602 South Wilhite.
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Shirt Mfg. Co., 312-W Erie,
Chicago. '
good. add It will do
if you can stay for
FOR BALE-Pullblooded Buff Or-
phington setting eggs. Phone 1372-
W.
FOR BALE—Fresh milk cows, terms
if deslred. a H. Warren, phone 335.
FOR SALK —MUk cows with young
calves. T. W. Scott and Sons.
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FIRST BAPTIST
Rev. S. B. Culpepper, pastor
The worthless man is the one who
has no capacity for concern.
This is a good epitaph. He never-
fought a selfish fight, or dodged a
duty to the right.
The terminal station of life de-
pends on which switch we turn.
The optimist is the one who is
always busy trying to do something
wort while.
The question is not where or how
we stand, but in what direction we
are going.
Every time we go to church things
seem better.
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that should attract all who give
thought to things eternal.
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LOST—On South Main Saturday,
school memory book. Return to Fos-
ter-Phin No. 2.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the many expressions of
kindness and sympathy extended to
us in the Innesa and death of our
husband and father.
MRS. C. L. DAVENPORT
H, D. DAVENPORT
I. W. DAVENPORT
KIRK DAVENPORT
OTIS DAVENPORT 1
MR. AND MRS. A. J. INGLE.
HAVE you ever stopped to figure how much money you’ve lost since
the first time you said you were going to invest your savings?
Said it-but never DID it?
From the very day you invest in our $6 Preferred Stock your
money begins earning more money for you at the rate of nearly 6%
en the dollar.
, Why let Hesitation cheat YOU out of this money that might just
as well be yours?
INVEST your savings! Then you will not have to depend entirely
on your salary or wages to meet expenses. $1,020.00 invested in our
$6 Preferred Stock would entitle you to receive $15.00 every three
months.
word.
Obituaries and cards of thanks,
not over 3 inches, 75c each.
NO CHARGE ACCOUNTS FOR
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■ cent of bid, usual rights reserved.
(Signed --
, T. E. DARCY, County Judge
SECOND HAND Furniture busi-
ness, established three years $800.
Including Ford truck. Lease build-
tag 24x110 feet 115 per month.
Lights and water furnished. C. L.
Bristow, Ranger. Texas.
MR. McSHAN
DISTRICT MANAGER
Liberty Hotel
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CAR HEATERS
For Pontiac
’26, ’27, ’28 Models
$4^0
*29, ’30 Models
$5.75
Installed
ZIMMERMANS
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TEN CHAIRS
Makeuta for children up to 12
yeer at ago 35 cents except on
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burne, for a limited time. Tel- n "m-sdnieumteomeiaa '
ephone him for an appointment p" m. Choir practice Thursday at
We are delighted with the atten-
dance upon the service. Last Sun-
day night we opened the balcony
inorder to seat the crowd. The au-
ditorium was filled at the morn-
ing hour. Church going is getting
to be a habit all over the land. Peo-
ple are realizing the great part the
church is playing in helping peo-
ple see the true values of life.
George St. Peter will play "The
Rosary” as a comet solo tomor-
row evening. Omie Berry will give
heart melodies on the accordian
and the Young People's Choir will
part in this service.
"Just Walking Around” is the
subject at seven-thirty tonight. Go-
ing to the dentist, talking to a
traveling man, visiting with a
neighbor, experiences at funerals
and at weddings—these are some
of the incidents mentioned in the
ducted by E. C. Stejn.
Choral communion service. 11 a.
m. by Rev. Harry T. Moore, Bishop
of the Diocese. Special music. Solo,
"Hold Thou My Hand,” Mrs. I. E.
Parnell
BR05. 5AGSHEMGTSELL As :
MAMYAS IUENT.’ AT AQUAREER
A BIRD TAtS -TATS FWE BUCKS
FOR. DETH AN’ ME . TAt’S A
LOT O' MONEY!
WINDSHIELD and door glass for
all cars. Edges ground and polish-
ed. Wade and Gillis. 415 S. Mata.
es study 1 Sam. 22-24. - -
Preaching by pastor at 11 a. m. ter Song Fiesta at the High school
and 7:15 p. m. Is. 59:1," "Behold
RENT—Furnished bedroom.
. : ese to High school. Phone 1649.
FOR. RENT Room and board. 732
N. Anglin. Phone 471.
ROOMS— Needed by people from
time to time and the first place
they look is in the want ad page.
WANTED
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Ames,
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WANTED—Your family washing.
5c per pound with all flat work fin-
ished or 4c per pound rough dried.
QUICK SERVICE LAUNDRY
Phone 1484
<8:30 a. m
12:15 p. m.
4:45 p. m.
6:15 p. m.
WANTED— TO TRADE
WILL TRADE—Well located unen-
cumbered lot for model A Ford,
closed car. Lena Meals. Ill North
Caddo.
at congregation.
Services at 7
FOR SALE—Electric light globes
up to 80 watts, 15c each. T. W.
Scott and Sons.
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for .. — ------ ,
| FOR RENT—4 room furnished ap-
aftment. Garage. 503 1-2 College.
Phone 1160-w.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
11:00 a. m. Morning service: ____ ,
Solo: “The Lord Is MyLght." Mrs. appear in special numbers. It's
mature judgment and wide acquain- Personal Allegiance and Social Ac-
tance, with or without sales ex- .. Ateetam- anu Ooca •
MAIN ST. M. B. CHURCH
Homer T. Fort, pastor
"Keping Your Nerve” is the sub-
ject at 10:80 this morning. This
sermon is being given for the help
of those who are facing trials' and
tribulations. If business has been
bad, the outlook is gloomy; if your
health has been shattered or your
home is about to' be taken from
you. If your children are giving you
trouble and the home circle is about
to be broken—then come and take
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders of Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company has been called"by the
Directors of said corporation, to be
held at the principal office of the
corporation in the City of Galves-
ton, Texas, on the 23rd day of Feb-
ruary. 1931, at eleven o’clock a. m.,
for the purpose of submitting to
the stockholders the question of
increasing the authorized . capital
stock of the corporation from Ten
Million Dollars ($10,000,000), con-
sisting of One Hundred Thousand
'(100.000) shares of the par value
of One Hundred Dollars $1003 each,
to Twenty Million Dollars ($20,000,-
000), consisting of Two Hundred
Thousand (200.000) shares of the per
value ogOne Hundred Dollars (3100)
each, und to do all thinge and give
1 all proper authorisations to carry
out and effectuate such increase.
GEO, N. YARD
Secretary of Gulf, Colorado and
| Santa Fe Railway Company.
TWO SALESMEN with autos to
demonstrate for large Ohio Mfgr.
Nearby counties. First class job. Pyr-
Pyter Co., 2183 Fyr-Pyter Bldg..
Dayton, O.
SIDE LINE salesmen wanted for
largest commercitl Calendar house
in industry. Only men considered
that no wcarry novelty or art cal-
endar line. No accounts to collect.
Write Joliet Calendar Company.
JoUet, m.
TAKE OUR Business Course. ar-
range your hours to suit.
' GORDON’S COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE
Want Ads I Church Servces
Classified Advertising Rates and A . 1*1 I
Information in The Automoblle Loans
CLEBURNE TIMES-REVIEW
Prayer service Wednesday night,
7:16. ------
c/.olr rehearsal, Wednesday nicht,
8 p. m.
Epworth Leagues meet at 6:15 p.
m.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Except where a regular account is :
already carried
Ads must be in office by 10 a !
m. day of publication to be insert- l
ed that dav. All ads received after
that hour will be inserted “T v
late to classify” or will start in-
sertion with' the flowing day ,
less otherwise instructed.
As taken over telephone u;
be taken from persons listed in
the telephone or city directory on I
memorandum charge only. A col- I
lector will call same day. This is I
for the convenience of our custom- r
s who cannot come to the office. -
Providence sends every bird its
food, but does not throw it into its
mouth.
All the regular services at the
First Baptist church this Sunday.
We are hoping for a great day this
Sunday. Great from the beginning
on throughout the entire day. We
want the Sunday school, both
preaching services, the B. Y. P. Us
to be great all the- tfa'y through,
come and help us make it a great
day.
The Shhday school meets at 950
Bunday morning, we are trying des-
perately to reach the 600 mark in
the Sunday school, come and help
us. I
The B, Y. P. Us meet at 0:30
Sunday evening. We are trying to
----- _ - . Ing Mrs. W. 8. Speer who is ill
reach 300 in the B. Y. P. U.8. Help •m the Harris Sanitarium. Mrs.
CUMMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. F. P. Aterburn, pastor
Pastor wlU preach at both morn-
ing and evening hours Sunday, sub-
ject Sunday morning, “What is Re-
pentance?"
Bunday evening subject. "A Mess-
enger of the Goodness of God.”
Sunday school at ten o'clock.
wA,BUO0, DONT TAKE OFF VOUR
CAP YEr! JERRY MAXUEL’SJJSC left!
S-IE TINKS SHE CAM SELL A LOT OF .
CANARE5 ATA BAZAAR HERCHWRCH
15 601 MG TO HOLO. BETTER RON OvER
right Nou AN Ee cr wttu th' mam
SO'S YOU CAM GET THE B1RO5 IM -
Baled bids will be received by
Johnson county commissioners court
till 10 o'clock Feb. 11, 1931 for a
gravel crushing, screening and load-
, tag plant complete with bln, less
that makes us lose the good we oft*
might win. —Shakespeare
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WANTS OLD JOB BACK
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 31—
(UP>—Back in ISM a porter at
Howard College, whose name is not
reveajed, resigned his job because
of 1U health. A letter to the presi-
dent of Howard received from the
porter recently said, “My health is
better. I should like to have my job
back."
(in Fort’s Subject
Rev. Homer T. Fort, pastor of
the Main Stree Methodist church,
wiU just walk around with his con-
gregation Sunday evening. “I have
found that people are always in-
terested in human interest stories.
They want to know more about
life—about love, about hate, about
laughter, about sorrow. Well, this
sermon will start with the parson-
age and go down through the
streets of Cleburne—it will give
some of the funny things of life
and some of the solemn things of
Ufe. It's the story of the strug-
gle of the human soul for hap-
piness." Replying to Harold Ratliff’s
question I wlU say ‘yes’ we’ll say
something about Amos and Andy.”
Rev. Port stated. -----------
George St. Peter will give a cor-
net solo "The Rosary” and Omle
Berry will play some old heart mel-
odies on the accordian. —
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MY STRONG DEFENDER *
When wicked men their bows do
bend.
My helpless soul God does defend:
And always everywhere I go,
rm saved from every lurking foe.
Though thousands may my way op-
pose
And friends should tun to be my
foes,
No wound can they inflict on me
But such as God permits to be.
When presecution lifts the hand.
And wicked laws oppress the land.
Will prison bars make im untrue?
No, bless the Lord. H U be there
tool
E'en though my life these foes may
take,
I need not fear the fiery stake;
They cannot seal the tomb for me;
He’s been there too, and holds the
key.
O. what am I. O Lord, to Thee;
That Thou shouldst be a friend to
— me?
I’m just a sinner Thou dost know;
Then why dost Thou such care be-
stow?
Why plead Thy blood my soul to
spare,
And all my troubles ever share?
A surety for me each day,
TO meet my debts I cannot pay?
My Lord, to all eternity
I ne'er can pay my dept to Thee.
Thy life a ransom Thou didst give,
To save my soul and let me live;
Though I eternal life shall spend.
In years that never, never, end;
I cannot then Thy love repay
For this Thy care from day to day.
—I. A. Crane, Keene, Texas.
BRAZOS AVE. M. E. CHURCH
David Irvin. Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m—
Paul Muckleroy, Supt.
At 11 a. m. we are to have our
sacramental service. The Junior
Missionary Society will not have the
program in the basement of the
church but will worship with the
Dickson. Address: MH. E. H. SIl-
verthorn of New York.
6:45 p. m. Evening services. Ser-
mon: “Let the Redeemed of the
Lord Say So.” Junior Christian En-
deavorers will conduct the closing
period of the service.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer-
study service: “The Triumphant
and Living Word of God.”
Mrs. Stiverthorn, who is to direct
the Woman's Convention of Pres-
byterians in Dallas on Thursday
next, is very widely known in con-
nection with her services in Chris-
tian Education and internatioal
Christian work. Jersualem Coun-
cil of 1928, a critical point in over
seas work, found Mrs. Silverthorn
at the assembly with women from
practically every country in the
world. Mrs. Siiverthorn’s address
in Cleburne this morning will be
the first to begiven in the Fort
Worth Presbytery. The range of her
knowledge and experience together
with her practical Christian grasp
of life are matched by unusual
gifts as a speaker. A very hearty
welcome is extended to all who are
able to hear her.
Texas Power & Light Co.
We have paU dMdeiedt^ie our Preferred Stock every three vumtbs for MORh
THAN EIGHTEEN YEARS
Cut Out and Mad Coupon Relow to Subscribe t
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
The lesson-sermon subject was
"LOVE” in all Churches of Christ,
Solentist Sunday, Feb. L
The golden text was from Jer-
emlah 3113. -"The Lord Ehathap-
peared of old unto me, saying, Yea,
I have loved thee with an everlast-
ing love: therefore with loving
kindness have I drawn thee.”
Included in the service was the
following passage from the Bible
। Romans 13:8): “Owe no man any
thing, but to love one another: for
he that loveth another hath ful-
filled the law."
The lesson-sermon also includ-
ed the following citation from the
Christian Science textbook, “Science
and health with Key to the Scrip-
tures.” by Mary Baker Eddy: "The
rich in spirit help tha poor in one
grand brotherhood, all having the
same principal, or Father; and
blessed is that man who seeth his
brother’s need and supplieth it.
the church at 7 a. m. This is the
first meeting of the month and it
is important that all the stewards
be present. Arch Boulfare, chair-
man. ...
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
. WANTED—Practical nursing. 5^111
care for elderly people or child-
ren in my own nome. Experienced.
References furnished. Phone 766.
WANTED—Regular housework, can
r do all kinds of mending. Ms. Law-
enee Ethrige. Phone 660.
evening you will not forget.
Bunday school at 9:45. Largest at-
tendance we have had last Sunday.
Bring your friend, who has no
church home, with you.
Epworth League meets at 6:15 in
a most interesting program.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1981 ‛
“Walking ’Round” Was Jesus Christ '
v FOR BALE-Second hand lum-
o ber. Phone 1641-.
FOR SALEThor washer at How-
el's Electric Shop 925.00.
FOR SALE—Canaries. Golden Op-
eras. Two singers and five hens.
Can Mrs, KaH Baird. Phone 1416.
FOR BAIR—Single comb Rhode Is-
land Red eggs. M. Coward. Cleburne,
| A Star route.
School, Standard
messages. The fun of living, the
sorrow of Ufe, the tragedies and joys
are intermingled in this sermon, you more good
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GOSH ’ AtS (S A HECK OF ANOtE!
CANC SELL VHE WROS NtHOUTVE
; SOC ‛Et!cANC GET'Em'TOur
MOMEY AM' I CANT GET AMY
: MONEY ‘HOT I SELL THE
BIROS. SEE! COHERE OO C
FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST
Rev. T. Lynn SteWart, pastor
z"etE
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I'LL START you in paint and poof-
tag business; furnish capital, big
selling outfit free, pay 575 to 890
weekly in advance. Sell finest paint
and roofing to farmers, home own-
ers, factories, schools, property own-
ere, large and small in your terri-
tory. Offer 40 per cent saving, free
trial. 60 days credit, money-back
guarantee. Experience unnecessary.
Adams Paint Co., Dept. R-7, Cleve-
land, O.
"Was Jesus of Nazareth ths
Christ and the Son of God or an
imposter?” , -
The above title to the subject (
of Pastor Blaylock of Field Street
Church for Sunday evening, Feb
1. This message is a third to 5
series of sermons on the funda-
mentals of the faith he has been
bringing.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Is a branch of the Mother Church.
The First Church of Christ Scien-
tists of Boston. Mass. Services Sun-
day morning at 11 a. m. Sunday
school at 9:45. Wednesday evening
services at 7:30. Seriptual lesson to-
day. subject "Lov."
Golden Text. Jeremiah 31. 3 The
Lord appeared of old unto me, say-
ing. Yea. I have loved thee with an
everlasting love; therefore with
lovingkindness have I drawn thee.
You are cordially invited to meet
and worship with us.
WANTED— To buy your old or
burned houses, any condition, for
wrecking purposes, also windows,
doors and buildtag material. Phone
1570.
STOP—At the ’Stop and Think'
light grocery lunches. If I can’t sell
you maybe I can lace out regrdenice
and store. Apply at 503 NGran-
bury or Phone 39. ""
GOAT MILK DELIVERED DAILY.
PHONE 1141.
MMk M HUH uS
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in good condition. easonable. Phone
1160-W.____________________
9OUMRY-EGG8
SPECIAL Price, single comb Rhode
‘ Island Red eggs and baby chicks.
Phone 542. J. P. Persons.
CERTIFIED CHICKS—From 200
egg cockerels; bloodtested; leading
varieties; prices within reach of all.
Live delivery. Catalog free. Dixie
Poultry Farms, Box 105, Brenham,
’__
k PENDELL HATCHERY—Sets every
X, Monday. Phone 1286-W. 386 Pen-
dell Street, 21
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Rev. and Mre. W. E. Jones and
two daughters, Delores and Dor-
othy, have moved from Fort Worth
to Cleburne and are located at
1103 North Robinson street. Rev. . x
Mr. Jones recently accepted tbe
pastorate of the North Cleburne ‘
Baptist church and is actively en-
gaged in his duties here.
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SPECIAL SERVICE.
Rev. W. B. Miller, pastor of the
East Henderson Street Baptist
Church states there will be ' a
special ordination service of
deacons at that church at the ..
11 o’clock service today in which
local speakers will participate. He
urges a large attendance for this ♦
service.
The pastor announces for his
Subject tonight, the sermon,
"Through Greatness..”
>i ■ । o ......- :
Jeanette Sands of Fort
Worth is here visittag with friends
this week-end.
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