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SOUTH PLAINS FAIR AND BIBLE CONFERENCE EDITION-DAILY DURING FAIR
THE LUBBOCK AVALANCHE
LUBBOCK, LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922
PUBLISHED TWICE A WEEK
VOLUME XXII!. No. 61.
NINTH ANNUAL SOUTH PLAINS FAIR OPENED TODAY
WITH BIG PARADE-FIVE COUNTIES ARE COMPETING FOR PRIZES IN COUNTY EXHIBITS
BIGGER AND MORE EXHIBITS ARE
IN COMPETITION THIS YEAR-MANY
NEW DEPARTMENTS ARE NOTICED
Community And Industrial Booth are Numerous and There is Large
Display of Poultry, Hogs, Horses and Cattle Industrial Build
in is a Thinsj of Beauty, Showing Many Lines Big Showing
of Automobiles and Farm Implements.
What is believed to be the great- I more to West Texas than any "f u-
meet.ng of the H.ins. people in " a"l 7 m-n U d
, . . , fortunate that the fair managonic.it
the history of the Hams country , ,.,.,,,,.,) tm, possibilities of great
started this morning, when many I w..rk among the people of the a"
cars from over this district began iris comtnunit of the district, a
to arrive at the fair grounds to at- 1 ' rcilt of whi.h they arar.ged f '
tend the ninth annual fair of the ' - -mm ir.ry and ind.vdoal '''-.
Souh Plains Fair Association. " " r" ''' ' tK- ...
The agricultural hull was without Among the iruividual ctli I., ...
doubt the husic-t
grounds ves'erday,
.1- ... , (..(
p.wi. i- imi mi
wh.-n agrieub
tiirali-ts from all over Wet T-xa
ber-'in to arrive to place t h-t r pro
r m on e h:K't.
The counties, represented by
booths are I.iwnn. Intnl.. ro-bv.
Tcrrv and lynn. a-d fmm the ap
pearance of the booths we adoot tn-it
the poor fe'lows who have to jud
these booths arid de-ig-n'e the win
ner has a t:i-k who h will in nil pro
habiiity re-i'i.re much thought and
time
The ';rMn ( o imv I th was
prepared bv ( laud Kav ard Mr. and
Mrv O'Neal. Mr O'Neal being
Treasurer of the (jmo-a Chamber
of ( ommerte The exhibit is well
armnifed, ard reveals with beauty
the -tdendd agricultural posilv,li
ties of thnt county
The Ijimb county exhibit was pre
pared by men from niton and l.it
tlfield. (in Shaw, C. TV and Rev.
Jordan repreontin 'be latter, while
tw proifressive agrifiilt ural-ts rep
reswted fllton. and the fine array
of txh hit ra'hered from that coun
ty makes thnt section of the Plains
nhow up mighty well in comparison
w th the other counties ahout over
the di-tnt. The Ijinib County e"
K.l.it hoe in charze claim, will
,.k. o. nUce !iinin the leaders,
but with keen competition from ev-1 :r..rninvr be aifi i ultntal huddii'd
erv anifle we will make no further),, ,,oe of the mo-t attiaitive build
ron'ment and leave tht to the . n ' the trr'Mit S'. ith i
"Jnd?e." Se will state, how. ver, 'hilt j .:1'r n. d.e.il.t. n. ev.r ,' In -iif lnii
.11 ....ii.n..r,l are made to have. ,.,, is d -Dlnv.-d lit sotite ..tie of
thl exh;lot carr.ed to the Mallas,
.Ste K.nr 1
"(In to a!: for 'he State
hriTi
is the in of Messrs. w
T Ii in n lb K. Avies. C. I A'km
nt.n, llarty Shi rr, .i and W. K l.mm
who have the (lo-'.y Ceintv exlnb t
hfre, as they wen the inminnn :y
lr;7e a' the Crosby County Ksir,
and de. Ure that thev will win the
li'ciri.-t ,,ri7e here, and are ambit
ious to Ifet to Pallas to tai kle the j . hanK" are to be conu't it llateil for
other counties of the State in keen i havnur pot ten toir.ther such spbn
eompetition for State championship : ,;,( exhib'ts, and the manner in
and to this end have already charter-; wlii. h th. y are to be displayed I-
ed an eiure I car tn have the exhiU-
it taken to 1 'alias immed ately after
the close of the fair here. Tho
fellows are an ambitious to (let
things under way that the Avalanche
is K.unir to leave it t. them to say
the. rest about their booth, only d-
we wi-h to ifive them rred.t for hnv.
in if assembled a l"t of prod.nfs that
reflect well upon the productive)
of West Texas and the Ri'oat S..'l-i:
ITains.
Terry County cit.sena st.li main
tain that Terry court' y -oil i.s sum r
ir to all other on the plains. kii-I
have an txh b.t here to filisiamu e
thur statements, which we will have
tn admit are made wi'hoot any
hexitan. y whatever. J. K. Sbelton,
".. V. N.U1 and John S. Powell
have had iharir of the booth thus
far, they having supplied the think
ing and eneriry necery in its ar
rangement and construction, which
anyone will appreciate after takinir
a view of th exhibits They still
hold that as a producer of very
thing that grows that is good to eat
Terry ia on top of the earth, and
mn the writer wishes to hang out
around the agricultural booth until
at least more than half of the fair
aeaaon is passed, we will aot argue,
but a ami a perfectly natural poise
and "pa the buck'1 to the Fair
judges for furtasrr dernwoaa.
Laal but not least among the
county eahibita ia the booth prepar
ed by Lynn county. Those fellows
claim U be on the Job before it
ia too late, and while we have not
become well enough acquainted with
the fellows who put the eahihit to
gether to know whether or nut they
were kidding us, we didn't know
whether they meant thai they weta
hero in plenty of time In win the
In Me or not. At any rate llob
lavno. i f the I ynti County News.
It J. Ici.ly, II K Hciuioa, Mr. ami
Mrs. V M Hisv. H I. lUi.lull and
Mr. S. II Win. lb. on hi.e.M i .
lb, i, 4 I i t i.bl.o. a Sin" liny Un.b 'I
Ibitl I ill.1' I II I., Mid "U'll'l1." l
II. u Mi list's) lilob I -i.i.i.l lot ,f I'm r
i'i(i'ii wm toii't.i ll. i aiw lo i v
., In IV ll I 'I too if the ti p
'I t, .-e u 1 1. 1 , t ft li lol s n i e w 1 i i
Wb Iw, '"I tli"o klitioliotl I be ft I
,,,! ),.,; . ,. I'. .it lb is u a ' .1 ib I,
ii i I
: ' .movini-y. as Mrs. (I 11 Ann,
unv in eem- I" e mo l'ri"lnm
w it more tr.an or.,. n'livin'1! -inin'-'rom
her h no-, g.i"!Mi and f.nm,
..re m !. ...utn "f any '". ha- I" i
p-ir.-d a b....h that i!.--f.-i'- a 'r
i iv a- .1 tym'.s V of tod . t i o. ,
e.-rned i- in a !a- '' Tt -
th r-el'-!'-ei by V :
,. b.-r in ,!; dani'lo.-r it- .V- - ;
.,rd the lanrer eh. Id''. Ml W. " I'l'd"
. I in in.bv ill lal ch:'
- nni"i
!r i- i k and I l.
1 1 1 I nil is f.ven III a
. y. H""iri "
del' col 1 11! P
, ,'.f
The next it"
i-t hi I'd by Mr.
ividial booth
.1 C. I'.."s. :.!'
ihe (any on .niiitn.it-.it.'.
i n d I
Ml
, a credit to the pt i ifi e-tve
n.ri?v and bridtnind:ies ot
I 11 I r.t..w.f .,1... h.. it '
' " . ' ; , . :
, -.-., t..Lun i.i it j 'iri' n a
Mit'.ra! work a- well as ,n live -' k
ifrowiiMf rirri"-.
t'arali llifiir in snlendor the coiititv
Ixiothi, and brmirinir home the fa' t
'hat the various communities over
he irieat South Plains are alive with
tba! "Hire etithiiMavm and projrr.-s.
IVi to which seems til ce'ter a1"'!!'
,. h i i - t vite, and m every w.iy
owiti" M'nt pr.de w hich i har icti i -'.s
our people, the community
booth were whiptwd into -bt.e y --
t.-rdav m irreal hn-le un
I thi
I th-., and coliinet it ion for
e.i mi' shn in eomtinni'V wot' i"
: ist a- keen as f .r ciniMty ' hainti-
o.e p. wh'e'i "o doubt w.! have
I'ai reH. h-iiif . (feet Ml b -'H'l.' 'he
..I in- iiiliri i ere -iMited '' th-.-e
i... ,i b" I, ere for ibi- o "i.
I'll Sudan h ,o'h refie I 'M i 1 -
n t I'- aiTl" ' 1 ' i ll l'ie- l t , oj
hut ' t. hi, and Mi I . K. Sin ,
II. '!. and She I.'Xas Land t.v
great, a mat) Iwinif made of sit
ountiea. Huilev. Uinh, Hale, Coeh
an. llocklev and Lubbock, all lines
b 'inif made with Sudan seed pasted
to the board on which the outline
is drawn, and it ia plensiiiif to time
that Lubbock, the hub of the plums, j
wax i'eeojrtii.ed by the artist, as a
-mall wheel indicated Lubbock's o-
,. .. U...I... .. ...,.l ,'i.tl. ,.u.l
...uoii. ioi "
ruiuiiir to Sudan, which ia mat si 'I
with nine sijiuires of that many k ti.l-
.. fiebl seeiis (...Keating ne ..wo
it y
"We got - ond place la ' y-a'.
' d it s rerfei t!v 'uttural that we
w irit the l ist pure Mus xea ...
H. Sole, with the t ariyon community '
I , h ettilninitig the reason for,
. .. .1 ...Oil
so mm .. m ...... ........ (, ".
look like they have been going after
that first prise for a good long
time. Pat Nix, J. F. (loodnight. J.
B. Sides and son, W. B. Sides, are
responsible for the appearance of
the booth insofar as its arrangement
is concerned, and the rest of the
population of that community are to
receive credit with them for gather
ing the products shown. With the
individual exhibits told of in another
place shown from the Canyon com
munity it looks as though thoee peo
ple are iring to get recognition by
the hundreds and thousands who will
attend the fair these three days.
The writer has always been a
little leary of a contest where a
hoat of ladies are aligned on an
opposite aide, and for the fait that
the ladlea of the Slide community
are here a doaun strong, three
of them, Mesdamea W. II. CoH'land,
W. ti. Ilsrrist and J. '. .Stanford,
are if really reiMite,hle for the ar
rangement of the booth, having be. n
assisted by Messrs. T J. Davia, W.
II. Copsland and W. ti. Ilairist, we
sis k i miu oiiy for 'hose fellows
who bad no o. h "Shxss ' to h.i,
III the r pat' mil Hi he booth
si..,l II tbu ll't of I'll I'M,
II. g III l'o I ll Nil' I O I 1 1 ' V . Ill
o.io kins, si ll , I ale M,I. I in ..'
I i,m ao. t.i . . t..i, fsi mI-
ll-'i'lol S fctMwl i,.. .( R'll hlll.ll
I I. , ' 1 1 1 ie II , li is 4 ii.. " .'.
nl( III.. -l Obo ,i . . I II. ft IS I, So l
a
rv
l2r-s?S ,wMfct
I! C. M(KKIS()N, 1. !
r
111 1 I III' O ' : 1
of the A -iff I. ..Ml,
sonict hi iiif w or: h li . I .
I !
I m triii'
"in
I"
t lie
rirji'i' y. :n ' b;i' Mie vc.
idoiiini'iit of ' ' ie Mnh ii '
i Plain- mav l. ,tji n rb -m'Xi.si i it !
(,,' di'vi'!oinio"t of 'ho "Hob
. o,riii.'y" of th-s di-iti . I. Aloi'K
I lb live sjm.K.-- o' M'c '.ilo- 'l. w'li' lt
I me a!! eipial dit.i'i' ts apart, is writ -
ten " To l.oietro, I 'i-.isbyton, Slat. in.
l ' tO'OOCK IUOI ll.l'.M, I'l'MH'll T II . ,
niiik.Kir the I Mb- It.ib the verv . entf
-
of attraction in th -s d'stint, to
Mhich we niM-t gie the iri-ofr;. ih'
it 1 1 . t y of some cutTtle much i r. dil
!r having r ttiind' d us of the prop
er o, ation of that thriviuu lotnmuti
M v. Iioiilas pounds. M I . Hru--bar,
V J ( ill-roll. M M. McKI
ry, Mrs. Karl Havis, M.s Ad't
litii-by and Miss Meek ate :n chin.'.
of the A'-utT booth, and have done
a (rood job of brinirmg "'it the full
worth of the exhibits.
Misses I illiHO Richlit'ds and Katie
Hell ( rump. Mis. .1. C. Hol-s and
Mr and Mr- J II. Holes have at-ranir-d
the Shnllowater exhibits ni. e
Iv, the booth beituf aiuontr the top
Hoteliers ;n a' 1 1 a. 1 1 vetiess. Tin m-
'iiimity wor' iti liiat i, mi'' bn
been e;'(.'er!v and i ft bnsiii-t ii al ' v
ifotien into by the many itwab-' a't I
.,- ,yr. s, v ,i eit.-.'etis, and the evbibt
'.t the fair is only one of the m.'ii'
'luce-, that iui- been a. "lepi -In-.'
1 here
The I'eo'ile of the ('ill lisle com
inntMt left it wiili the f'nineis to
-opply niat.'iial for a mlmi. feteiita
hi-ad- ben ir proiierlv shaped to inline
Hie word. "(" A 111 ISI.K" -ho'v up u
giand style, and red and white pick
ets, niade of the red und while kaf
fir, with the white heads at the top
of the "fence," and the red ones .it
the bottom makes the booth show
up nicely, and the painstaking that
was necessHiy in constructing the
fence is evident, to which we mti-l
give much credit to Mr. and Mis.
W. M. Pevehoiise, John Hiirtougbs,
i .1. T. lletnbree. H. ngan C. tTev . II
I W. Casey, Newman Casey, and Mrs.
i C. C. Casey, for the arti-tie toiuh
.given the booth
, , , .i
lilabui, the "Oasis of the Plains."
is wi ll repro-etitcd among the booth
H ,.,,,,.,, ,.,,!,, ,.,
, no under the direct i. ms of Jiubre t . I
I W Heme of Loreiir.o. who i.i, ie.- j
; .!.''. I nv C. S. .MeC.u'Ov, A. l Ross.
H. W. I.asiter, Paul Sio t rou. M I
, j ,.,, ,),-,, T. j
Walker. Mr. T. Walker. II. F. Hi,;.!
f aid. Mr. and Mis. J. L. j
Heibst. and J. II. Valid, who woikcd
with great etietgv in preparing what I
they hope to be the champion booth
of the community ilass.
As usuul the people of the Posey
rnmmtimty are awake to the pos
sibility of advertising that vtctnitv,
and to that end have prepared one
of the most complete exhibits in the
agricultural booth, on which Mr. and
Mrs. C. Z. Fine, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Bennett and J. L. Benton displayed
great ability in arranging the splen
did exhibits. It is gratifying to t
TOMORROWS PROGRAM
Trie program (or tomorrow afternoon will inclusJe a base
ball gam between community teams, under tho direction of
Ceo. W. Urigga, All teams hay been entered and this bids
fair to be an interesting game,
The muilt looked for Itodeo stunts will be given after
the ball Kama.
I ha Anplane stunts end I'aia. hule Jump follow the
ball game.
I rtsl bul li'.l lestel, llie I KrMtiiLs. u.ulrr the tlurt Ion of
II II C.lillilb. rts.i.lr.l by I ha IkoI t svall ymr it. v.ill !
'givrit l.nllilli hrtil ill-ike i t the liiewnks I i. )el, an. I ihe
l(l ttssla lh.il d lr UM'I th.s e ruing Vs.fe p'Hlit. llolil
lite some lin.l ihul luiui.br. I ll.nii !, whiih at.nies a
(.'iiolel li iv.,og
i
- jU, - l.; - g. - .v saws'. j
lib" ho; cf il of
i.tnoni' t lie i't : e
M t1 i a tn I 'i' mm
1! i ..; be at .ill
id;.
,1
lit is g' . ui .1- and
r, and the retiuitk
I y a v itt y by
ear eXMlanatoiy of
g
-let d i
's ,s
,b
s a- any: h tig we haM'
that he de, lined that "tbi
li'e a young Pallas Fair
.1
I'l
'en' avh'io. 1 have seen in a icr-:.'.
w'-ile." und truly t hi re is reason f ir
ha' opinion.
T 'day being the opening day has
i " . ab'd many wonders of the plain
to tile visitors, but they ale a-sured
that the remaining three days will
be pis' as intere-lmg as is today's
Croat , nrnnal of r,gi iiltin ,il ai -irnliistria'
products.
The strides (hat have been made in
,b velopi'ig livestock breeds on the
Plains is well shown at the fair to
day, as the hogs, sheep, goats, cat
tle, horses and mules are living ex
amples of wht,t run and has been
done in perfecting breeds on the
Plains.
The ititere-t that has been shown
it, tbotougbbreil stock for the pa-'
few years is great, and the livestock
owners realize '.hat their effor's are
.'ell repaid in the fine herds tint
'i,e been developed, and their pridv
mi their "t,n k is shown ii the.r be
lt g plaeerl on e.hibit at the fair
The Animal Husbandry el i", ot
the Lubbock High School of the
!":! term. instructiHl by Kay C.
.Mowciy, A. Si M. (iradnate, receiv
ed mm h publicity for the things
done by the boys in stock judging,
but that publicity anil the work they
have done is dwindled in compari
son with what some of the boys have
done this year in putting their work
into practice. Kaymond Hoyd. out
standing character in the State stock
judging contest at Fort Worth last
year, who beat the second man by
twenty points, is proving that he
knows how to use the many instruc
tions laid down in Ihe text books, as
he is exhibiting at the fair today
nine pure bred Poland China hogs,
rhich fire cliBtnpiors in their class.
.tUli are reoelvji-.g much at
tenlion from those in attendance
Roy Davis, well known in local
school circles, and an outstanding
character in the stork judging tram
last year, is also on the job, having
fitted eight head of pure bred llere-
fords for the Sunshine Katun, own-
ed by Moorchoue and Johnson.
Davis having worked on the ranch
thia vcar for the opportunity to ap
ply his knowledge of stock raising
to taking care of the fine ones on
that ranch..
The llurcftird are equal to the
best anywhere, and we are ur that
your Davis' achievement in putting
them in such fine shape for the show
ing will be an Incentive for those
who see them to take keener in-
(Continued on last pare)
MANY HERE TO ATTEND THE BIBLE
iDISTRICT CONFERENCE, INCLUDING
PREACHERS OF NATIONAL NOTE
' Those in Attendance Are Being Cared for in Hospitable Lubbock
Homes Value of the Conference to the Local Church Mfm-
bership is Creat, This Being the First Conference of This Char
acter to be Held on the Plains.
li
F ISegintdng today the District Con-
fcrctii e of the Lubbock District.
.ortnwest 1 exas t onference began
at the Methodist church at this place.
This is an adjourned session, of the
conference, which was held in Ma'ii-
lor in .May, nut on arc,, tun ot tin-
weather being unfavorable, and but
i !ew delegates could attend only a
i small amount of business was tra't--I
acted and continued over to t':i-
e sj.ti. whin it viil be coii;ib.t...
I'le-'ding K'dl'f. (ieotL'e V. S'i. .u'
or is pri s'd'.rjf. the firt session be
i 'd at '.' o'cli'i k by devotional ser
i vices being corducted by I'cv. W.
i V Pe.veti, pastor of the' First Pan
'ist i hurch of this city and the fob
. lowing is the pn gram for tb- ' ..''
days:
.iVoRrarn, Adjoo--nment Session. Dls
j Irict Conference and Pible
j Conference.
Thursday Morning.
'" o .'';' I b vol moi.'iI Siovi, c .
i'ev. U. A. Howell
ll .'IO to III IMI ( etltellat v li-port.
Ilev. K. Lyon.
1 0 :.'! to 1 i :!' Romance of
Preaching, U. W. Iodson.
I 1 on- Sermon. Kev. II. C. Morri
son . I. I.
Thursday Afternoon.
:'. :otl to 4:ni. ProgrHtii of the
Christian lleligion, Kev. K. K. I'ick
ens.m. ). 1.
, :Oii to a-'io. Romance of
Preaching, II. W. Hudson.
7::t'i Sermon. Kev. II. C Morri
son. I. )
Friday Mornin.
!l:(HI to H:'iil- llevotional Service
Kev. .1. M Lewis.
i : :t to i ii :iio Ktlucational lie-
port. Kev. .1. V. Hunt. '
1 OHIO to I 1 Mill - Program i f
Christian Religion. Kev. It. K. Ib.k '
etison, D H.
I I nil- Sermon, Rev. H C. Mort-i.
son. D. IV
Friday Afternoon.
:j:ou to 4:U0 Husiness S,.,iir of
the Ihstrict Confent'.e.
4 uiii to .'.Mm R'Mii.-ii.e of I'.eicl
ing, I!. W. I lo.l -on
7 :'lb Scrnmri, Lev. !l C. M.o i '
son. I. n
Saturdsv Morntnf.
'.I ''HI to : ::'.o. llevotional. I.'i".
It V. Hodson.
!:.'to to 1 1 Miu- -Sunday Sch.nl
Report. Rev. II. W. Terry.
10:00 to 11:00 Program of the
Christian Religion. Kev. R. K. Ibck
enson. 1. lb
1 1 :tiil Sermon. Rev. If. C. Morri
son. 1). D.
Saturday Afternoon
3:00 to 4:0ii Reports from Pa -
tor and I-aymen from the LubboiK
Htstrut.
4:00 to 5:00 Romance of Preach
ing. VV. It. Dodson
7 ;ftn-.Sermon, Kev. 11. C. Morri-iadd
yon. D D.
Sundar Morning.
!!." to 11:00 P.ig Sunday School
Kally, prominent speakers.
11:1.0 - Sermon, Kev. 11. C. Movii
son. D D.
Sundav Afternoon.
.1 ",( to 4 ::!0 --Woman's Meetiti-r.
Prtsiiling officer, Mrs. S. 1L Ail.'im.
sneaker. Kev. I: K. Dickenson. D. D.
l::to to .'i::i0 Men's Meeting.
Speaker, Kev. II. ('. Morrison, D. D.
i::!0 to 7 ell) live Feast. Kevs.
W. II. Pinson and K. F. Dunn.
7:'ti) Sermon, Kev. II. C. Morn
son. D. D.
Henediction.
It will be noted that thia is aLo
a llible Conference, and some very
able men are on the program for lec
tures and sermons. Besides the con
ference features, the services of Ihr.
II. C. Mormon, of Kentucky have
been secured, and he will preach two
sermons each day.
Dr. Morrison is one of the most
noted preachers in the Methodist
church, and William Jennings Bryan
ia quoted as saying that Dr. Mom
son is the greatest preacher in
America. II ia noted for his won
derful interpreutiun of the scripture
end for his spiritual addresses. It
is a wonderful treat for the people
of Lubbock, and the opportunity that
very few people have, and the entire
population of our town should avail
themselves of the opportunity of
hearing this great man.
t'hrie will be in the neighhorhoo!
nf a huti.itcd delegates to thia ton
frrviit e aside front the pieacbar who
IHimlier twenlv five or Ihlity.
1 1 in nil th.s Is one i'f Die iiml l.n
i.olsi'l li-i con k'sllei nigs (hut bss
n.it he... Ho lot, and Ihaie mil
I a I ,l"., .'.I t of wt.lt I i ..i.l ad
-,l Ibu ,-'.o.l I II l, H Uftol as
j I.l s 4 ( tftsl do Ijtl- f.l',11 1,1'IS
ll Vfti'l bll.li'l llift.J -.Ifto.S
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s.l.i. 4 ii ( Oil . si .. and
'
j peci:il!y urged to hear the great aer-
mons at eleven and seven-thirty
eat h day by Ir. .Morrison.
..
Speakert and Prominent Men Here
for ,ne Diatrirt Conference and
Ribi. r.l.r..r.
H. C. Morrison. I. D., of Ken
tucky, is president of the Ashury
I College and is also ed'tor of the Pen
i tic sttil Herald, and h:i been prm
1 itMM't oi Methodist church circles for
i' 'ie Ib-ui '.bitty years. He lots been
a Kieirber of the General Confer
f n' ..f the Methodist t hurch for the
p.-'-t tv.-enty-five yens und was a
, o locbec of the F',. i'liivic.'il Confer
ence m I ondon which w:if held Inst
v ir. ,r,d the cdi'or ..t the Methodist
I'cc.o ler there said of 1'r. Morrison,
'"flint be was i.-o- ,;' t!," most promin-
er-t n en jit tMat con I erence. i oU
II
r'jov lieririog this omp's mes-
1 v.g.s,
' l'l-
1 othee
1 here
nee
Robert K. ! i.ci:.r:son is an
tuorninent man who will be
during the session of confer
ii fid will speak on the subject
of 'The Progiatu of the Christian
Rebgion." lr. Dickenson is one of
the outstntiilii'i' teen of the church,
was pastor of 'be Colorado Spring
Metliodi-t eh- rch for several years
and wh.ie t'lere .'. is ennside-. ed one
of the slvopeest tueiu hers in that
city. He his for the p-vt f,.w- months
been the ii.st.T i.t e'-pon, and is at
this time holding that It esonsibl
position. He is well educated, in iti
the prime of life, and is going to
much to the interesting program
of the llible and District O.nfer-
! enee.
i P.. W. Dodsoii.
i have a proniinert
iTwi.i. tiik'ni' the i
i il'll't. I f lo'ef..'.
I bore t . 'li! the
I rr; ni ?'.;-,. '?:-,'! ' .
! t he " I'm'i.itii'i' o'.'
j t her ! lod on is ,,t ,
t r I : i : I ' kers ,.
; urio'her w ho will
I I ice on the pro-
1 f Kev. .1." W.
v. ';o coMi.l tlot bo
! i. c on the pro
I I'm. le.-t -.ir.tiir pn
pi e ic'.ung." '- liro
. f : e - - rot.;- d.M.
the Metm.drst
ex-Hiudent f the
i hur. r, anil s i-n
and.1
b it I'niversitv. is a Tcnnes-
seean, has been pastor. presiding
elder and teacher of Bible In col
leges and is at present pastor of the
Methodist church nt Post City.
Mrs. Griswold. one of the best
educated and fluent speakers anions'
Ihe women of the State will be here
and address the Woman's Mission
sry Society, and it is needless for
us to add another word to this aa
nouncement to make it impressive, aa
he ia too well known here for tkia
to be necessary. She wss a r rudest
of our town a number of years, and
la well knewa in Lubbock and Um
surrounding county.
CONFERENCE NOTES
W. C. Hart of Kuaring Springs, U
smong the number ot preachers hdre
this week attending the conference.
He is 4 guest of Kev. and Mrs. Pick
ens, while in the uty.
Kev. Pollard f the Andrew cir
cuit wa among the rativ arrivals a.
(he ronfervnre l nines-lay
Kev J W Hunt. of Ah l.uie,
nr., dent .'( the M. NLlirv t i-MifS
it M.li i,e, i trie St Hi ..('..
M'tf of ll.e .ii,l.o,i. I i - l ..o.ig
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