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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
3
The Colville Examiner, issued Saturdays, notes second class matter status since 1907, with subscription two dollars annually in advance. It lists renewal, remittance, address change, and advertising policies including rate card on request and foreign postage. Editor and Proprietor I. C. Harrigan signs the notice.
Mass times at the churches vary by Sunday. Rev. B. Bell S. J. officiates the Catholic services on the first and third Sundays at eight and ten o'clock and on the second and fourth Sundays at ten o'clock. Christian Science holds services every Sunday at 11 with the subject God the Preserver of Man.
Evangelist C F Rider preaches at the Seventh Day Adventist church with Rev J M Huggins. Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30 feature choir music. Sunday school at 10 and the sermons titled Christ the Giver and Charity.
Free Methodist Rev W H Haight pastors a church with Sunday school at 10 preaching at 11 and 7 30. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. Evangelistic services at Orin each Wednesday evening.
Regular services every Lord's day with morning and evening sermons. December 9 and 10 schedule, Bible study hour, Sunday school details, and church social day December 15 with a communal meal and discussions. Encourages member participation and guest attendance across Methodist and Protestant groups.
Mrs. D L Campbell hosted the Garden Home Improvement club with a pitch in dinner and crafts. A Methodist Episcopal choir night followed at Dr and Mrs J W Hendersons, with Christmas music practice. A basket social for the Congregational church raised about $25. Numerous dinners and dances filled the week, including gatherings at the Baker and Keller households, Embroidery and Pinochle events, and a Band Auditorium dance hindered by weather.
The Colville Odd Fellows travel to Kettle Falls on December 21 to perform the first and second degrees. The Masonic lodge conducted third degree work last Thursday night. A December 21 officer election is planned. Modern Woodmen initiated 15 candidates on December 2 with an oyster supper. Fort Colville Grange plans a chicken pie social on December 12 evening. A suitable 3000-pound plus team with harness is wanted for a five mile haul for their board write R G Belden Tiger.
If you have stock beets to sell please leave word or call the grocery department at the Leader.
The Grange Warehouse Co of Colville Washington will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Palace theater in Colville on Tuesday January 9 at 11 o clock a.m. M H C Allen secretary adv. Also marketing sale at Mrs Durkee's Shop 188 East Astor Colville offering coats and hats discounts.
The Colville market cites Spokane prices for produce with weekly meat quotes from Wilson Produce Company Wingham's Market Old Dominion Creamery and Colville Meat Market. Local updates note Colville post office freight activity holiday packages and new baker Charles Maccague from Kellogg Idaho. City election tallies show 58 voters with no contests and Fuller Brush Co representative F W Mellon conducting home demonstrations.
Colville R moved to Hunters for Thanksgiving with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson shared dinner at Geo Vibrans home. Alfred Hanson hosted Aug Anderson family, Oscar and Fred Aldine, and Miss Anna Hanson from Middlefork teachers’ institute. Chas Christman visited home ranch with several guests. Mrs Lowe ill with flu. Edw Schreiber returned from Seattle after his brother’s death. A shower honored Mr and Mrs Reuben Diehl and Buckleys. White Lake Social club to meet Dec 18 at Mrs Wendell’s. Malcolm Calwell back from Mt Carmel after a foot injury. Ralph Porter from Montana joined family at White Lake. Bert Nichols visited Samuel Christman in Beloit Wisconsin. Christman’s letterhead cited Myron C West Post No 48 Beloit.
Washington state agriculture officials urge a federal seed wheat loan for drouth hit districts. They report spring wheat is needed to seed about 300 000 acres across Adams Douglas Franklin Grant Lincoln and Benton counties with substantial seed shortages in Douglas Benton Lincoln Grant and Franklin.
A stream of court actions includes mortgage distress for farmers in Adams county with high debt, judgments of 577.70, 242.44, and 1300 in various cases, divorces granted and interlocutory orders confirmed, and an administrator appointed for Walter E. Sexton estate with six months to claim. Creditors are warned to file claims in Colville.
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