Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, September 19, 1919 Page: 2 of 10
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BAPTISTS ANNOUNCE PURPOSES
American Party -
TO WHICH VAST SUM THEY
SEEK WILL BE GIVEN.
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STRENGTHEN CHURCH WORK
Mass Meetings
Called
OCTOBER 4 IS S et FOR CONVEN-
TION IN E'.CH COUNTY OF
S' TATE.
Waco, Te.'cas, Sept 12.—County
mass meet ip gS for members of the
recently for ,ned American party have
been called by officials of the party.
The call follows:
By virt,ue of the authority vested
in me a?; chairman of the American
k - pai ty ip and for the State of Texas,
; 11 do h'jreby call a mass meeting in
'Special Effort of Denomination Along e c jnty in the state of Texas by
the A merican party, to be held at 2
p. in., October 4, 1919, at the court
house in each of said counties, at
General Lines Will Be Enlarged
And Made Stronger As Resrtt
Of This Campaign.
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whrch time the members of the Amer-
ican party are requested to organize
ard elect the county chairman and
secretary of the Justice Precincts of
s: id counties, and if, for any cause,
the members of the American party |
of any county fail to meet and organ-
ise as hereinbefore stated on October
4. aforesaid, then the voters of the
American party of said county which
has failed to organize are hereby re-
quested to meet at the courthouse of
that county at the earliest conven-
! ient date thereafter and organize as
; hereinbefore mentioned. The 4th of
October is named as the date for the
mass meetings in order that the boys
at the forks of the creek may have
___ I ample tine to rally their forces pre-
belief "that the subscrip oratory t° a thorough organization.
1 he object of this call is to begin
and complete at the earliest practica-
ble period
Every general Interest fost rr'd by
Southern Baptists will be strengthened
and enlarged through the sueces o;
the Baptist 76 Million Campaign whi< h
is now well under way, and which will
reach Its climax ia the final drive te
secure this sum in cash and subsi rip
tions during the eight days of Wives,
ber 30 to December 7. A period of flv«
years will be provided for the ; ua.
payment of these subscriptions hut
for the campaign to succeed, the .mu
of $76,000,000 must be suhscr c
■within the eight days Many have ex
■pressed the
itlona will run to $100,000,000.
At a meeting of the Executive Com
{mittae of the Southern Baptist Conven
Ition the $75,0o0,000 to be raised wai
apportioned among the general inter
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J. H. Anderaon, Wealthy Knoxvi.i.
Merchant, Who is Chairman of th:
Campaign In the Baptist 75 Miilior
Campaign.
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eats fostered by the Convention, as fol
lows: Foreign missions. $20,000.00' ;
home missions. $12,000,000; Christ:ai
education, $20,000,000; state me sio.is
$11,000,000; ministerial relief, $2,700,
000; orphanages. $4,700,000; and hos
pitals, $4,125,000.
,• The apportionment of this eui
among the several states within tht
.territory of the Convention has be r
announced as follows; Alabama. $4,
000,000; Arkansas, $3,200,000; Distric
;of Columbia. $200,000; Florida, $1,000,
000; Georgia. $7,500,000; Southern II
jlinol8, $1,200,000; Kentucky, $6,r)0,
1000; Louisiana. $3,325,000: Maryland
If750,000; Mississippi, $3,350,000; M s
iamul, $2,926,000; New Mexico, $250.
North Carolina, $6,000,000; Okla
$2,350,000; South Carolina. $5,
1,000; Tennessee, $4,660,000; Texas,
Virginia, $7,000,000.
I what this big sum of mom
South an Baptists da for th
the Campaign1
a thorough organization
of the State for the purpose of be- <
ginning the great campaign that will
soon follow. Each county chairman
that so organizes as aforesaid is re- j
• ■nested to at once send to the State!
secretary, Clyde Essex, at Waco,
T> xas. the name and the postoffice
address of the county chairman and
each of the precinct chairmen, in or
dor that literature may be at once
sent to them. It is further suggest-
ed and - urged that voluntary contri-
butions be called for to defray ex-
penses of printing and distributing!
literature in every precinct in the j
state, and that funds so collected be
sent to the secretary above named,!
who will receipt for same, showing
for what purpose the contribution is
made.
It is with pleasure that I state that
as soon as the organization is per-
fected we will begin with our speak-
ers and literature the greatest cam-
paign that was ever inaugurated in
the State of Texas, to the end that j
the principles enunciated in the plat-
forms adopter! at Fort Worth on Aug-;
ust 14, 1919, of our party may be ulti- '
mutely carried into wise and whole-
some laws.
W. Ji. SERASTIAN,
Chairman, Breckenridge, Texas.
CLYDE ESSEX, Secretary.
For Quick Relief
From Chills, Ague,
Malaria, Etc.
YOU R DEALER WILL ALWAYS
RECOMMEND SWAMP CHILL
AND FEVER TONIC.
One dealer says, *‘I handle all the
standard chill tonics on the market,
but sell ten bottles of Swamp Chill
and Fever Tonic to one of any other
kind. After a customer has once used
it he or she will use no other kind.”
Numerous other dealers find it the |
same. And thousands of sufferers
from malaria and similar ailments
swear by this famous old remedy.
They keep it in the house all the time.
Swamp Chill Tonic brings safe, cer-
tain and permanent relief. It gener-
ally breaks up malaria chills in three
days. It contains no calomel and is
pleasant to take. No purgative has
, i be taken with it as the tonic itself
$■ : ■_ -r-»Iy and agreeably upon the
liver and bowels—a big advantage
n* or iuhpr chill tonics.
Ihill Tonic is prescribed by
physicians. They
clients form the
lately
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■ ASHION FOR FALL, opens up treasures of opport unity never before enjoyed in the lifetime of women toe ay.
::ii::Such ample provision of attractiveness, richness, superb style, and rare artistry, in both the desijrnir.g. lie making
ik- and in the wealth of fabrics and attendant trimmings, gives us the most becoming offerings to place before you, and to
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which we cordially invite your inspection and approval
OF OUR COMPLETE SHOWING OF ALL AUT UMN READY-TO-WEAR, MILLINERY AND
PIECE GOODS
THE NEW FALL SUITS
IN SMARTER STYLES
The nattier effects In these new suits for Autumn, caused
partly by the more becoming fitness of the coat due to the vari-
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ation in length, are amplified by the beauty and elaborateness
of the use of braided ornamentation as well as new effects in the
use of rows of buttons.
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THE CORRECT FASHIONS IN FALL COATS AND
WRAPS SHOWN IN OUR ARRAY OF
AUTUMN MODELS
Simple perfection in line and making seems to he the style
standard to which the new coats conform. You will be delighted
with the richness of the materials as well as the gracefulness
of the styling, both of which tend to make the new fall coats
alike becoming to practically every type of personality.
A WONDERFUL SHOW OF
FALL DRESSES
You are most cordially invited to attend th‘s hov ins °f
the first complete range of models illustrating the newest
dresses for Autumn occasions.
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THERE ARE LITERALLY HUNDREDS Ol DE-
LIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT AND DIS-
TINCTIVE DRESSES AMONG THEM.
We have never shown such cquisitely elaborate costumes
as are numbered among these pleasingly pretty and rarish-
ingly rich fabriced and finished frocks for every wear. You
must see these exclusive styles to appreciate their beauty.
OUR MILLINERY DISPLAY IS REALLY REMARKABLE
For the unusual extensive variety of fabrics in the many scores of new hats which in keeping with the trend of the season’s
stvling feature fabric hats.
YOU MUST SEE THE BEAUTIFUL BROCADED SATIN AND BEAVER MODELS
Which make up some of the most strikingly designed milli nery exclusively shown by us and selected from the choicest
shapes and effects in trimming of the leading makers.
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Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, September 19, 1919, newspaper, September 19, 1919; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth981963/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Delta County Public Library.