The Durham Tribune du lieu suivant : Durham, Kansas • 5

ALBIN LEONARD WALLINE. Born in Saline county, Nov. 15 WOULD REVIVE THE 1887; died June 18, 1920, aged 32 FAMILY AS UNIT years. 7 mos. and 2 days.

Married to Elba Elizabeth Gallmeister, Aug. 18, Church Heads' Seek to Stimulate Common Interest and Offset Too Much Individualism. Why Worry Along with Old Harness? I make my own Harness by hand out of pure Oak Tanned Leather and guarantee them against all defects in workmanship or material. My prices ore cheaper than you pay for factory made junk elsewhere. Big stock on hand.

Geo. Weitzel Were You Mad? Did Smith make you partly mad the other day when he asked you to pay that account you knew you had already paid? Did you get mad and lose pour temper and a part of vour religion? There was really no need of all the fuss that day. The trouble was that you paid in cash and didn't take a receipt. If you had done business in a modern way by having an account at our bank and writing Smith a check, you could have secured the canceled check, shoved that at him and made him back up in short order. Try it next time.

Durham State Bank 1917. To this union was born two sons, Marvin, La Verne and Leonard Oltfer. He was a good man, well liked by all. Besides his loving wife and two dear little children, he leaves a father and the following brothers and sisters? Mrs. Lydia Asp of Canton, Kas Mrs, Helen Preston of Portland, and Mrs.

Emily Conner of Cleveland, John of Alberta, Emil of Lehigh, Will of Roxbury. Carl Of Galva, Axel of Liberal. Arnold of Min. neapolis, besides a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Sunday, Saving the American family from over-emphasized individualism" is announced as a leading purpose of the New World Movement of Northern Baptists.

i "There is too much talk of living one's own life and too little ef the unit good," said Dr. H. A. Heath of the General Board of Promotion of the NorttV ern Baptist Convention. "It is an un usual family that has any vital common AMELIA BECHTLOFF SMITH Amelia Bechtloff Smith was born Apr.

12, 1889. in Harvey interest." To unify the family in its church life at least 10,000 Baptist churches throughout the country are being reorganised on the basis' of what Is June 20, at the home west of Durham conducted by Eld. S. B. Braden, pas.

county, Kansas and died June 20, tor of the Christian church at Mc 1920, at the age of 31 years, 2 Pherson and impressive music was ren dered by a male quartet from the months, 8 days, Married June 19. church. Services at Bethany church 1915, to Frank R. Smith, at Mar DENTIST DR. C.

J. Hood Now In Durham. Will be in Durham JUNE 30, JULY 1, 2, 3, this week only. Lindsborg, conducted by the pastor ion and to this union one child. Dr.

Bergen. Interment in Lindsborg Grace Lola, was born April 27, at cemetery. Hillsboro hospital. Those in attendance at the funera Mrs. Smith was a victim of the of Mrs.

Frank Smith were Jake Bauer and wife of Albuquerque, N. a sis flu last winter after which a cough developed and on the 15th of April she was taken to the ter of deceased; Richard Smith Brunswick, Ed. Hoxsey and wife MIXMMSllBISEaag Hillsboro hospital. The doctors Ed. Hoxsey and wife, Albert Zietlow there pronounced her trouble and family of Roxbury.

Short Term Grain Insurance tuberculosis of the throat. She known as the Family Group Plan. Every local church of tthe denomination in the Northern stakes will be divided, into family groups with not more than ten families in a group a leader will be appointed, andVthe various group leaders, with the pastor, will form a church cabinet tofput local and denominational program into effect, "Family Sunday" will jbe observed at least once each three months in all the Baptist churches in the4 country. Everything about the servjleek, songs, text and sermon, will be chosen from the point of view of Interesting the family. Members of the fatally will be asked to sit together, and ini thousands of rows of seats in the Unitjad States father will head the row nd tow-head son will occupy the ejpd sejat.

Christian leaders say that family prayers are held at thefpresent time in not more than one oitjtof every ten families of church The Baptist campaign will mate ant effort to revive the custom in All the homes of that denomination. The various members of each family group In the church will be expected to entertain each oU(er in tltelr homes. Since these divisions will be made without reference to social, status, perhaps on an alphabeticalA basis or In some other equally Impartial way, this will mean a real test of Christian' democracy. The leaders believe tat'vth members of the various congregation's will come through this 'acid test trl-' umphaatly. "Brotherhood ought toibe an actual working principle in ourfchnrches and not an idle word," Dr.

Health said. "If it Is not an actual working principle remained at the hospital until her death. We wish to express our sincere grat itude to our many friends and neigh' bors foa their very kind deeds and sym pathy, and to the quartet that sang, al FARMERS, you are too busy to look after this. Just phone us you Want and we will look after it for you. The rate is very cheap two months at $3.30 a thousand.

The deceased was a member of so for the beautiful floral offerings at the funeral of Mrs. Amelia Smith. (Signed) Frank Smith and relatives C. H. Merriweather, DTAM' Grafonola records at Miller'.

the Adventist church, having joined several years ago at Tampa. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. B. Voth of Durham, at Tampa on the 23rd, at 2 o'clock, at the Baptist church and the remains were laid to rest fn the Tampa cemetery. Mrs, Smith is survived by her huiband, daughter, parents, one brother, two sisters nd grand.

tnis is the time for us to; nod it out. ir were is Christian snobbishness It should be uprooted. BstJ as a matter of fact, the Family Group) Plan is being met with favor wherever it Is being tried out in our and families write In that they welcome this oppor tunity to mingle with those of varying trn wJ motfter. The death of the young wife seems very sad at this time, with a little daughter left tot the care of others and a young husband alone to the little home, which seemed so happy, God only knows 'best. Family week-end meetings will also be introduced Into many local Baptist 'K.

ii- churches, at which the various members of the family will come together for readings, recitations, music, games and chat. These programs will not 35,000 Owners Praise necessarily be religious at all, the church leaders say. The church can safely be used for family enjoyment In LOST A Klaxon Horn. Leave at these modern times, they declare. Dr.

Heath contends that this reor Tribune office and receive reward ganization of the church on the family basis Is both wise and natural. "The family Is the natural division The New Triplex Springs MORE than 35,000 owners "It would be an insult to of the new Overland 4 put shock absorbers on this are enthusiastically telling car." their friends of the wonderful "The most advanced piece riding qualities of this car. of work yet produced in the Triplex Springs smooth out motor car line." These are the rough road bumps! some of the sincere compli- within the church as well as outside of KEEPS it," he said. "The Baptist Church is simply recognizing this fact In the New World Movement. If the movement re HI DM sults In a stronger welding of family ties and in helping to settle the nation al discontent through the mingling of various classes the church, the home Rides as no light car ever ments paid Overland 4 by When Mixed with Sulphur I rode before." and the nation will all be the better for IV proud owners.

Brings Back Its Beautiful Lustre at OncevJ Grat hair, however handsome," 4- The Sedan weighs only 200 pounds more than the Touring Car SAYS ALL FILIPIN08 WANT INDEPENDENCE. "It Is frequently said that only the notes advancing: age. We all know, the advantages of a youthful appearance. Tour hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face.

When It fades, turns gray and looks streaked, lust a few applications of Safe TeSj politicians in the Philippines want In dependence, but I do not think such is the case," said Dr. D. M. Candler, and Sulphur enhances its appearance) superintendent of the California Anti- hundred-fold. Don't star erray! Look younff Saloon League, who has Just returned jrom the Philippines.

"I have met Either prepare the recipe at home or ret from any drug: store a bottle of "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound," which Is merely the old-time all classes of people from various parts of the Islands and all alike seem recipe Improved ny tne aaaiuon as to me to desire Independence. I am inclined to think that they have the other Ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-us prepara tion, because It darkens tne nair oeau-tifully. besides, no one can possibly ability to govern themselves. We are developing a social and political conscience la America and theywill de tell, as It darkens so naturally ana evenly.

Tou moisten a sponge or soft brash with It. drawing this through velop one there; and I very much doubt that they will learn as fast 4 the hair, taking: one small strand at a time. By morning the array halt J. R. SCHMIDT MARION.

KANS. disappears; after another application or two. its natural color Is restored under present conditions as they would under complete lndepeadence. Independence In some form is bound to come and I am Inclined to think that It bad better come SUIT-' and It becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. Wrath's Eaea and Sulpbur con pound is a delightful toilet requisite.

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