The Gospel Herald from Lebanon, Kansas • 12

i i Begin the New Year nmr itittti xtttittt pujl ill iryY. Cl Lilt i JL-fU vd I JT 1 1V. TRUE ECONOMY 'U I I Stock Complete. Prices Right, 1 Courteous Treatment- -r "i i-i n- i- i ii- 1 mf-' E. M.

WILLIAMS, I SUCCESSOR TO 1 W. S. GEORGE. BUYING THE BEST. i i (JfaK th-af Olh mi BP I i For the Christ of Galilee, For the truth which makes men free, For the bond of unity Which makes God's children one.

For the love which shines in deeds. For the life which this world needs, For the church whose triumph speeds, The prayer: "Thy will be done." For the right against the wrong, For the weak against the strong, For the poor Who've waited long For the brighter age to be. For the faith against tradition, For the truth 'gainst superstition. For the hope whose glad fruition Our waiting eyes shall see. For the city God is rearing, For the New Earth now appearing For the heaven above us clearing, And the song of victory.

p. Garrison. Itrfrtorg, 1909. PASTOR LEVI W. SCOTT.

CLERK STORY. MRS. LULU MOORE. BENNETT BELL, HIRAM JOHNSON. D.

WEAVER. LUTHER TRUEBLOOD. HERMAN STORY. CHARLEY MOORE. LAM BONECUTTER, FRAN ROBERTS.

MRS. HANNAH McCLAREN. MRS. It. A.

ADAMS. CXtUfo. 1 I 1.MRS. BIRDIE SCOTT. DIRECTOR OF -L.

G.i Irjmrtmrnt. "SUPERINTENDENT RUTH BON ECUTTER ASSISTANT 8UPT. L. G. JOHNSON, SECRETARY AMELIA BROWN.

MISS ALICE HO BBS. TRUEBLOOD. Slaifrfl Mi i PRESIDENT MRS. SARAH BONECUTTER. VICE PRESIDENT.

MRS. M. A. ADAMS. AVIS STORY.

TREASURER MRS. ELLA TRUEBLOOD. (Mjdffttan Httfceatror. PRESIDENT MISS MAUDE BAKER VICE PRESIDENT MISS MARY BAKER. SECRETARY MISS ETHEL NEWELL.

TREASURER MAUDE BAKER..