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57 . CHARLES HERALD
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was the guest *»f Mrs. Camille St.
,»m nt Sunday .
MTs Noemie Fabre of »Yahace ,s «
soen Ins? a few days with her aunt
Mrs. Geo. Lonn Jr.
Miss Clara ^T.ou'se VL 1 has re
turned to her home in St. jamej.
OV•* are proud of th" cni "decne
do;tari. druggists an! the public
have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic
Miss Ciaire Lori y. vf r . and Mrs
Geo. Lorio Jr. mo ored to New
Orleans, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Etienne Darens
tmnrg have retimed from t.h-i
horevtnoon trip they will m tk-'
1 alt Ih ir home
Mr. Tear Hinv -1 and sister Agnes
spent ?tind«v in Taft, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Faucheux.
Mrs. L, A,Chabounet and child
ren .are spending the week at the
M irrins residence
Messrs Felix Lorio and Hem
Hayde' wer- visitors of New Or
If i is this week
66n has prove" it cUre ^ fl '
firia,t'bibs and Fever, Bi'bous F»>
ver, Colds LnO-ipne If kiH« th
gems th as cause tne fev-r. FGe
Tonic ,
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sick ,! «t for a few dav* but is np
and abo»t
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from infected cuts, cures old sores
.tetters
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other f!h p :md Fever ^onic on
the mark* t but no one wants im
tat ions in nedieine. They are dan
cerous
Due to the legal matters we have tf i=
issue we *v«re forced to cut our Local
column short
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Rih-Viv-Tism is a great P-f
- T* .f-v *s pain and s >reu-«s
ua •* i»y Rheumatism. Neuralgin
Spri inE, etc.
ST. CHARLES PARISH RED
CROSS CHAPTER
HAHNVILLE LA
Aug jf.,1919,
Meet'fljr ci lied to order
Ouorrwi present
Mrs' L. Rob-rt R vartle Cliair
"«1311 Si, Charles C-bap'er in rbai.
Moved by Mr.L.Ro-.ert Fi aide
aecondiri bv Mr. Baudouin ;tbat Mr
Theodore P. Keller, Creasiwcr of
the Red Cross Society of St.Char
1rs '■ hapter be and he ;s hemby
the
autiionzjsd to transfer whatever
sum or sums he may have t > the
proper authorities.
On motion of L.R Rivarde sec
onded by Î. T. Baudoum^the fol
lowtng resoiutiou was adopted;
Whereas,there exists a Chapter
in this Parish known as ihe Junior
Red Cross Cnapter of St Charles
and
Whereas! the said .Senior Chu p
ter of the Red Cross isj about to
disband ;therefore
Be it Resolved ;That the Junior
Red Cross ' hapter of the Parish
of St .Charles is hereby authorized
and pemiittf'd to disband, and«
that t!ie Sscretary-Treasurer be
and she is he.ieby authorized to
transfer any and a'l funds she may
in her posèssion to tiie cre^lit of
said Juiror chapter to the proper
authorities, Carrier :
Moved Mr. L. Robert Rivardt
seconded by Mr Baudouin, that
the ^resident appoint a committee
of three or more members to dr.'«
up suitable resolutions to thank
the public and other persons for
hearty cooperatiors during the ex
istc ce of this chapier.
fhe motion being carried die
president appointed Me*srs. L.R,
Rivarde I, T Baudouin at.d J.B,
Martin as a cctnmittee of three to
d w u-p su'uable reso'utions in ac
eordaue with the above mot on.
To the president ahd memoers
St Charles Chapter A.R.C ,
Halinville La
Greetings ;
We, y«»ui committee appeinted
to draft suitable resolutions of
thanks beg lief to submit the tol—
lowing re-wlutions
Wuereas.the St Ch «ries Chapt
r-r of the Aine ican Red Cross is j
about to be dtsuanded, and
IV hrreas, the good citizens ami
the public in general >»f the Par
ish of Si Charles aided and assist
e i this Parish Chapter to make a
success of its worn, therefore
Be it Resolve- 1 . That in consi It
mon of the he.utv co-operation
of the public and members of this
orginizitoi in car< vine on t"e
work of this organization to a sue
cessful end, ihe President and mem
bers of the St Charles Chapter of
the Am -rican Rr<^ Cross hereby
-ende«' our hearty tluu.ks t > all of
th tse who came tc the aid of the
needy and those in (Lstress.
Signed.
L. Roben Rivarde
jno. B.Ma.itin
T . T. Bau iou ; n
Moved by Mrs Alexander sec
onded bv Mrs J ,B Mania that the
report of Ihe ccmu.ittee «m résolu
tions be received and adop ed thaï
a C--py ot same be sent to the p:e:s
for publication.
Moved by Mr L R.Rivarde s«*c
onded by Mr Baudouin that ih
R. d Cross Society of St Charles
Chapter be and the sum; be du
ba aded
There being no opposition the
motiou Was adopted
Mrs B.J. Martin.
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666 quiCKiy relieve- constipa
tion Biii -usmss, l-Oss of Appetite
and Headaches, due to Torp t
Liver
AH citizens of th
NOTICE.
State who want John
Parker
the ''PARKER FOR G iVERUGR" mass ra.
New Or enns on the night of Thursday Scptcmi.ei ij.
PARKER FOR GOVERNOR COMMÎT! EE.
-should e'ther Write or Wire him to this <• ' :ct. an! sh m!d attend j
ng at the Athcmaeuin j
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PR »O 1 EEDI NG 3 OF j
TUP trvinni BOARD of
THE Sf H DOC bO.Aro; k
Charles Parish, La ,
August 19.1910.
The St Charles P u ish School
Board met this d iv at the Cour;
House pursuant to adjournment
with the follow.ng membe s pres
ent
Messrs. M. L, Guidry, F, Keller
and T. C. Dufrenay.
Absent;- Messrs. M. G Bccae!
and A.] Schexanyder.
Tiie Pres'oent stated the pur
pose of the meeting to be the open | as
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ing of seated bids for me transfei
ot school cliildren to and fiom the
Youngs School from the Bonne
and Des Allemands schools .
The regular Secretary being ab
sent, On motion du'y seconded Mi
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Layons Gassen was appointe 1 ?e c
retary Pro Tern.
One sealed bid was subm tted
and being opened by the Presi
dent was found to be from Mr, R,
D. Landry Jr. for $12000 per
month.
Mr. Dufrenay presented open
bid of Mr, Forrest Boudreaux lor
$150.00 per month .
Mr, Keller moved that the bid of
Mr. Landry be accepted, there
being no second motion was lost.
Un motion duiy seconded the
Bowrd adjorrned to Monday Aug
ust 25th 1919,1t ten o'clock, A.M.
Layous Gassen
Srccty Pro Tem.
J ,B Mai tin Secty. '
bt. Chaales Parish. Lt,
A ugu.-t 25 th 1919
The St. Charles Parish Board
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met th'S day p'.rsu ml to adjou, n- |
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ment, wall the toliowmg members j
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present.
•les rs M, I,. Guidry, F. Kel'er.
M .G, Becnel and T. C. Dufrenay,
Misent;- Mr. V, J . bciieznayder.
On njotion of air. B -cnel second
ed 1 y .Mr. Keller, thn minutes of
the pre ious meetingt were order
ed approved as read bv the Sec
retary«, and vvcie so approved.
The President Mr. L'uidry, sta
ted the puroose ol the meeting, to
be that ot t iking action on bids
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for the school transfer Boutte-Pa
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radiS-Ai emanus lOuie. !
Mr. Dmrenav asked'O withdraw I
bid of Mr. Forrest B .udreaux
O.I mot .on of Mr. Kdier second
d G* Mr, Bacnei, tnat the bid of
dr K,D. Landry Ji., to transfer
t >e school children of the Boutte
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ud and Allem mds to and from
the Youngs consolidated .School
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for the sum ot $tao no p r month
,e accept d there being no object
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ion. the motion was C irried.
On motion of Mr. Ke.ler secand
ed by M r Beene I,
That the Pres dent be and he is
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îcreby a«aHori?;d to enter into
ind sign contract f >r ir msters in
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î .h. ville and Youngs consolida
iahnvil e and Youngs consolida
tne sue
««• «""«' Di * ,ric,$ '" e SaC -
«isHil bld«!« s. «Ilo-Mid ct>nt.-»cu
ICC ny.u.vey ......... -n
Oil motion of VI r. Becnel second
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>tided by Mr.Dutieuu), tac do-u a
jourued to i*s next regular meet
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•invo oecn submitie 1 to die Dis
si -i
l( ict Attorney f«»r his approval.
ig. Bept, and ,1919
J.B.'laitin.
Secretary. -
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■ P lit > C L A M A TI o r,
I F. Lorio President of the 1 'oliee
j ury of the p. rish of St. Cliarics; State
of Louisiana.''» nig the governing author
k ot RlHd Distrit X „ ï! iree 3 ol the Par
GshofSt. Charles,do hereby announce
| as Vie governing anthority of Koad ihs
triet No. Three (2) of the Parish ot St.
and proclaim the results of the speci.i
election liel i in Road Disiriet No.Tlir
(3) of the Parish of St. Charles,on VYT-d i
nesday April 2> I 1919 as asoertaiiwilhy j
the C mvass of the votes cast at seid spec I
ial election fcy the Police Jury of the Par !
isli of St Charles in open session asseui- j
hie! at Halinville, Parsh ni St Charles !
State of Iiouisian 1 . on Friday, April 2.5th
1919, at 10:30 odock am,and which can
yass shows that:
In the Box at Crespo School house in
fifth ward there w -re found 22 twenty
two votes representing an i->s ,-ssed val
uation of $32,800.00 oast i.. favor of pro
position No. One s.- folhwrs:
Proposition No. 1 - To authorize the
Police Jurv of the Parish of St. Charles
dance wit/.
and the I
Charles to incur an additional indebted
ness of For tv Thousand Dollars, (40,000.
00 ) onhehrlf of said Road Disanct No.
Three and tc issue and sell negotiable
semiannual interet bearing coupon bond
of said Road District No. Three (3) to
represent the said indebtedness in accor
'dale 281 of the Constitution
. ......... s of Louisiana, this in
debtedness to he in addition to the in
debtedness of One Hundred acd Ten
Thousand Dollars,(110,000.GO), author
ized at the election held in said Road
District No. Three (3) on July 14th 1914
the said bonds to bear interest at tue
rate of Five per centum per annum from
their date payable semiannually and the
principal & interest to be payable in such
amounts and at such times and places as
the governing authority may determine
the whole issue of said Forty Thousand
Dollars (40,000.00) to he paid within
twenty vears from their date; said bonds
to be sold for not less than par. the
proceeds of the sale of said bonds at not
less than par, to be used in constructing
and improving the public roads and
highways in Read Diftrict NoThree (3)
of the Parish of St Charles.
And there were found Twenty-two
votes representing an assessed valuation
of $52.800.00 -cast in favor of proposi
tion No. Two (2) as follows
1 Proposition No, 2- To ratify and
Izionfirm the bond issue of One Hundred
land Ten Thousand Dollr.ss ($110,000.00)
j heretofore authorized and issued by'the
Police Jury of the Parish of St Charier
ns the governing authority of Road Dis
trict No. Three (3) of the Parish of St.
Charles on Jvly 15th 1914, in conformity
with the results'of the Special Flectiou
held in said Road District on July 15th
1914.
And there were found no votes repre
[sentingan assessed valuation of none 1 ,,
1 cast against proposition No. 1 ne il/ as j
| abov „ k outlin P d
above outlined
j And there were found no votes reyrt
1 senting an assessed vahiati- of none
cast against proposition No. t wo (2j as
And in the box at
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above outlined
Keller Sc'.ool Housr
in Hie Third Ward, there w.-re found
Right ( 8 ) votes representing rci assessed
j valuation of $15564.00 cast in favor of
!-proposition No.One as above outfined.
And there were found Right ( 8 ) votes
representing an assessed valuation of
1)5564.00 cast in favor of proposition No.
Two as above outlined
And there were found no votes repre
senting an assessed valuation of none
cast against proposition No. fine as
above outlined.
And toere were found no votes repre
senting an assessed valuation of none
cast against proposition No. Two as
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above outfined
j Therefore, there wire found a total of
! Thirty- (30) votes representing a total
I lu;it | on 0 f $68364 20 cast in favor of
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( 30 ) votes representing a total assessed
valuarion of $58364.20 cist in favor jf
proposition No. Two ns above omlined.
And there were found a total of no.M'
votes representing a total assessed valu- 1
ation of none cast against proposition No
________ft. wore
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a total ot no votes representing a |
total assessed valuation of none ca9t a-j
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, ined p , I
And the said two Wes being the only I
pups designated as the places in wlncii ,
to receive the ballots cast at said Spec-j
iaf election in said Road District No. j
xhree ( 3 ) of the Psrisli of St. Charles
and the said proposition No. One^a
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hove outlined^nd the said proposition
is ........
No. Two as above outlined, hot 11 haring j
rec f^ 'TÎAb^wtes cast aWaiM Sneciai
in eiec-VTon are hereby declared carried.
... e | er tion Eire nerciD u-'-lucu ^"** v *'
Therefore in accordance with the re
saJt of the callvass an d the action of the
T».i,Ve Turv. acting as the governing
- SSnJ
, jSJcwto; I hereby de
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carried and I herebv also'declare the
said prooosirion No. Two as herein a
, We set forth to have been dulv carried
a this p roc i atn a t iou announcing the result
Q f the votes thus cast.
of tne Farsmot ^ Linnts, i uci wy
c Ure said Proposition Xo. One 'as
Vi'-rein aHov«? set for til to îiâve l)ecn du.)
herebv also'dedare the
Thus dqpe and signed at Halinville,
Parish of St Charles. State of Louisiana,
on the 25th day of April 1919,
(Stal) F. Ixirio
President Police Jury.
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PRODCEEDINGS OF 'TIE
j °..I 1 ^ ^ Ch;)rIes
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Anglist 2 ist T 9 t Q
The Foiice Ju v y inet tins day in
Special Sesshwi for th« - purpose oî
adopting the Budget for the vear
ending June >ih 1923, \y;th the
foi'oiving members pr-se-'t, Mess
rs Delaune, D+ifrer.e it Elt**r, i ;)
Absent M'-ss-is, Lorio St B'.ouin (3)
The ['resident bei'-g absent on
motion of Mi. Kl'er duly second
ed by Mr Dufrene Mr. De'aune
was-wtade Presib'Mit Pro— ' ein ,
On motion ot Mr Eber duly sec
«inded by Mr Dufrene that the
following approxirr.a'e:l taoleau ot
expenses of the Parish of Sr ( har
les for the current year ending
June 301h 193 be abopted.
Pro -ab ; «s Reveu ies.
Parish 7 axes > ^3«i m. «•»
Licenses 320. ( >o
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403 00
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500. oui ,
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Parish Treasurer
Secretary Police J in y,
Mileag; & P-rUiem P.J.
Stationery StOffice
supplies 300.00
Official Journal 600.00
Assessor 3000 00
Sheriff's fees in Criminal
cases ^
Court Expenses
Grand, Petit jury
District Attorney
Feeding prisooers
Coroner's Jury
&cxpe^£es
Board ol Health
Constables & Justices
of ttie Peace
Tick eraiiicat'-'P
Syndics Salary
Sergeant at am s
Oiimg windmill
Road Supervisors
Parish Auditor
Bridge tender
Benet'ciarx Cadet
Election expenses
School Fund
Road fund,
jetferson Trust &
Savings Bank
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Hunting, trapping ar.d trespassing ;
are hereby prohibited on proper- i
ties 01 Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Cadow |
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O-i motion Qi .vir La reue sec
onded by Mr. Eifer that the Jury
adjourn
Frank Sci:e*tray der
Secretary Police Jury
NolVe
Important Notice
No burial into the cemeteries of
Allemands will be allowed unless ac
j ««^««l »r « i.M.i.1 P.™.|«h»«.
a | the i OCa | Registrar (Rost Master
a-j iT ,_____ p- T -1 i c \ ,-,er
Ù» Aller»-, „ l 5 ) a- per |
I orders f.om the LouLun« State
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, board of
... p yrr>jt p ast or
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Sexton of the said etmerin
j R {5 ^ proposed that every Lew
nember w5o comes into tho church
(ball alzo be asked to make a contti
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re- su Uoa to th^-Centenary fund,
Tfao Cftn . eEiir> - fand of Î 35 . 090 .
.... « . , . «».. „»....„v on
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«U to th, charch .» «» e,
Muloa ot Its mi»«Ionarj " ork
th« world. Several million.
,- wm do spout in the devastated iu
the t 1 . BVrl-"* Poland and
a- glon» of rraace, Ba.griin,
Russia. Other millions will go to Tts
SOTen foreign fields occupied by thi.
wuoiw
'as thrcuçbout
«»411 Vr*
the *} l K b ®
seven foreign fields occupied by ik-.
efeirch—Mexici^-Bcazll, Cuba. Africa
ÇKlna, Japan and Korea. Other rail
lion.a will be epor.t in the industrial
sections of-the great pities, in til«
1 mountains, among thd'intmljTants, tfcj
aftgroes and tho Indians, and in build
iag churcbeft in the. tnlasicuary terr*
jory of the United States. . .
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SC'JTHFKN METHODISTS OUTLINE
PLANS PC?. HANDLING GREAT
CENTENARY FUND.
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Organization WUÎ Cohect Lsrjjert
, Amount Ever Handlsd By Arty
Ftellgious Denomination
Anywhere.
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Tha Centenary Commission of tlm
Methodist Episcopal Church, Soath,
has announced ita plan for collecting
-the $53,000,000 00 «hirh was 'pledged
fur the missionary work of the oiiurch
in the recent eight-day- drive. The
plan wag prepared and will be direct
ed by Colone! John E. Edgerton, of
Tennessee, the general centenary
treasurer and the director of tha de
partment o* finance for the Conte nary
Commission.
Colonel Kdgerton is a well knowD
hu 3 ii>PS 3 man. Ke la president end
manager cf the Lebanon Woolen
! ?.iills, president of the Tennessee
-lanufacturers Association, end
the wan - ho was a msmbtr of
the executive com-niteo cf th; war in
dustry beard appointed by President
Wilson.
"Our slogan is no shrinkage, hut an
Increase,'' said Colonel Edgerton re
cently. "Just as th» Sou'hern .Metho
dist church ha 3 surpassed ail records
in socuring pledged for benevolent
purposes and has raised the largest
sum ever given to any church at ono
time in the^hhitoiT cf the world, so do
we cupect to §et a new recorjj In the
cpligction nl> tjfcsc pledges."
An Extensiv« Organization.
' Tne organisation through which
these pledges will lie collected L-j
four centers cf rciponsibilitj - . The
first is a general finance comraissicn
with heaciguartera at Ngshville, headed
by Colonel Edgcrtoa This coumis
sion haà.Tvcr.v . 5, the standard pria
and will direct t.ha entire moV«aenl*
handing dotvrf to tho various todias
i Ibroughout the -church detailed pitas
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There will also be & conforepce cab
inet in each annual conférence of the
;hurch, about forty in cumber. Tlicro
conference •anise-t« i»iU be compoceJ
ot the Conference Mies ionary Secre
tary, Conference Campaign Direr - .or,
the Lay Ie-ad?r, and tfee Confcrcoco
Centenary Treasurer. Each of thcaa
rave certain specific duti-ss,
and will direct tho work o. colloc. lag
all the pledges in each a.inu:! ccnler
enee.
In each of the four hundred districts
of the church there is a similar c.W
; iEel composed of the Frosiding E'.detu,
i tho Lay leaders, Campaign D?rer.'on»
| and Jhe Chairman of'the- M Hiodlst
! Minute Menr The Confcrouca M.Ls.cu
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iry Secretary i? an ex-offialo m -m .e -
of all district cabinets Tho work of
collecting in the districts will bo su
pervised by this district cabinet.
Twenty fhoucand Cherche?.
In each of tha 20,000 ic.al ch'ire'.p s
thore will bo local cabinets coin-, till
| tlM W«or. th. taw
the campaign oireaoo., .4«
loader, the chairman of tn? irriuts
nea, the Sunday achoqi superimeu 'ent
sad the president of the Woman s rib
»iönarj« Sccief*«. This cabinet vrill da
ill the actual work of coiloctlrg ii.a
individual pledgee.
The persßns - who made sjrivserip
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UoIls wm divided lato IL ? of
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twenty-five and the lists wi! : e
Maced in charge cf a certain merabef
af th# church cabinet who will collect
all pjfodses-as they co,.no due.
One feature of tha standard pjnn ifi
that the local ahurch will bo respon
sible for collecting the füll amount of
its subscription: If any suberr : «
dies or nj«jet3 with "... f 'cur ,
to render U inti)o?3«t.ïo <r ba
his ple-lge, it will be the duty -.1 1 r.
church cabinet to secure ano.Ltr p-h
ton to take trie place j£ tho oue thus
become ielinouent