Sewickley Herald

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Fear no man, and do justice to all men."
Vol. V
SEWICKLEY, PA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1907
No. 14
Won the Turkey.
The Thanksgiving turkey, to be
won hy the highest run at duckpins, was won, on Thursday, by
Robert Thompson, with a run of
47, at the Sterling Alleys. Bob
received congratulations and has
done justice to his ten pound bird.
The Tuesday evening pool contest was a fine display of playing,
by William Clearwater, a champion
player. He and Borkman did a
game in which Glearwater did 150
and the Sewickleyan 125,. A large
number witnessed the playing.
Basket Ball To-Night.
This evening #X the'Y. M. G. A.
the first basket ball game of the
season will be played,, when the
local Y. M. G. A. team will play the
Y. M. G. A. team from Wilmerding,
which won the championship' last
season. There is sure to be a large
crowd present-to see the game, and
also . witness the High ■ School
class game, which will be played
as a preliminary, and will start at
7.45 P. M. The admission fee will
be the same as last season. .
Evangelist Taylor.
There will be three services at
the Baptist church Sunday, as follows: At 11 a. m. Evangelist J.
Dimmick Taylor will speak on the
"Home of the Redeemed Soul, or
the Glorified and; Purified State of
Man." This sermon is one that
everybody should hear, and one
that will help every Ghristian and
make'him stronger in the faith. At
3 p. m. to everybody. Subject—
" The Devil's Boomerang." At
7,50 p. m. Subject—"A Prayer-
Meeting in Hell and Who Will Be
There to Participate and Lead in
Prayer." A special program *of
music will be rendered. Gome
early if you want a seat.
MR. SPRINGER HARBAUGH MOORE,
Candidate-for Member of Assembly.
the Presbyterian quartette; Mr. G.
E. McAfee, accompanist.
Don't . forget   the   hour,   3.30
o'clock.
Local Option.
There will be a meeting in the
interests of local option on Tuesday evening, December 3, at the
United Presbyterian Ghurch.» Addresses will be made by Mr, E. A.
Lawrence, Mr. John A. Grawford
and Mr. W. G, A. Millar.
^ If you buy the Herald you can
get the news of the Valley,
Mr. Springer Harbaugh Moore, the well-known young attorney, of
this place, will be a candidate for the nomination for Assemblyman of
this, the 13th district, at the primary election on April 11,1908.
Mr. Moore is a graduate of Princeton University, also of Harvard
Law School, from which he graduated in 1902, and he has been following his profession since, being a member of the Allegheny Gounty Bar,
and has his office in the Frick annex.
He is a full-fledged Sewickleyan, having been born and raised in
this place. He graduated from the Sewickiey High School in 1892.
This bright young man has sterling qualities that recommend him to
the voters of this district and they should give him a rousing vote as
he will make a desirable representative in our State Legislature.
.So far there are three persons in the field, with two to elect. The
district includes all boroughs and townships north of Allegheny and
the Ohio rivers, to the county line.
Be sure and remember your fellow townsman at the polls on
April 11,1908.
Mass Meeting for Men
in School Auditorium.
There will be a mass meeting for
men only in the School auditorium
to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at
3.30 o'clock. Gharles D. Hurrey,
continental secretary of the Young
Men's Ghristian Association, will be
the speaker. Mr. Hurrey has re-:
cently returned from the Far East
and is soon to leave for South
America in the interest of Association work in that country.
All men should hear him.   The
soloist will be Mr. P. P. Reese, of
Thanksgiving Day for H. S.
The Thanksgiving day football
game, was one of thanks for hundreds. White's field contained at
least 500 spectators of the game
on Thursday between Sewickley
High School and Ganonsburg High
School. The home team won by
the score of 21 to 6:
Particularly good playing was
done by Whitlock and E. Cunningham. Farrar played a strong game
for Ganonsburg.   Line-up:
Lake L. E        . '.   P. Sharp
Tallant L. T Wasson
Allen.*.   .   .   .   . L.'G .   .   :• .   E.Sharp
Ague C .....  .    .   Estep
Allewelt .... R. G ... . McEwan
Kanne ... . R. T . . . . Bowman
W. Cunningham . R. E .  .   .  .  .     Crane
E. Cunningham    Q. B Munnell
Whitlock  .  .  .  . L. H Phillips
McPherson . . . R. H . . . . Richards
Jackson ...... F. B .... ..   Farrar
Touchdowns—E. .Gunningham 3,
Whitlock 2, Richards. Goals from
touchdowns—Munnell, Whitlock 2.
Time of halves—20 and 25 minutes. Substitutions — Kelly for
Ague, Krepley for Allen.
Baptist Bazaar.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church will hold a bazaar
in the lecture room of the church
Thursday afternoon and evening,
December 5. The attractions will
be fancy work, candy, homemade
cakes, pies, doughnuts, sandwiches
and coffee, for the quality of which
these ladies are noted; fishpond,
common sense table, country store
and an old woman in the shoe.
Bring the children and see this.
Dolls from two cents up.
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