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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

department on Tuesday evening was wei
attended and yielded a snug sum OF
money 10 be invested in books for the
library of oratory.
Miss Nora Noel, '0l. Miss Mathews. Of
90: Miss May Clark, 81 and Charles
Carver o. attended recita tons several
times during the week.
The event of the week. however was
the senior reception to the juniors.
On Friday evening. the two classes
with few other guests. met in the ele-
CANT residence of Hon. r Hatfield.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
threading the mazes of a SPIDERS web.
music and conversation. About 10
o'clock delicious refreshments were
served. The seniors proved themselves
delightful and competent hosts and hos
tesses.
At a seasonable hour each and all
wendell their ways 10 their respective
abodes with pleasant feelings toward all
mankind. but with especial thankfulness
to Mr.. p. Hatfield and wife. who had so
kindly opened their house for the recep-
ton.
Already pupils are arranging for next
year. Letters of inquiry from various
towns in Kansas and other states, as
well as from Oklahoma territory, are in
almost every mail. This indicates a large
enrolment next year.
Several carriage loads Of students went
yesterday with the academy baseball
team to Rose Hill. They expect a fine
trip and warm game with the Rose
Hill nine" and they were not disap-
pointed
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HAS HAD BRILLIANT CAREER
Walter T.. Pctery One OF the Finest
E'ianists in the Country.

Mr.. Walter Z. Petry. who is to play at
the sedgwick Music hall Monday, May
5. is a young pianist who although but
Is years OF age. has arisen among hosts
Of pianists of double his age. and it Is
thought that his extreme youth has lent
q brilliancy to his performances that
youth alone can give. There is verve
a viscid intensity III it that cannot be
compared to anything as wei as 70 the
hot. vitality of a youthful love affair
which every individual. il old enough
remembers. especially at this time of the
year Mr.. Petry has besides this. an
intense love for his work. which is in
striking dissimilarity 10 the usual tend
ency concerning practice in young stud
ents. and it must be admitted that the
love for study in musical lines is 10
greater than other lines, ~ when ap-
piled. yields results. Mr.. Petry is easily
a wonderful object lesson now while he
is stin very young. to show 10 tagging
young students what one of their own
age has already accomplished. He plays
On entire Bach program in Chicago. April
%. and what is still more wonderful for
rot only 30 Young q pianist. bat any per-
former he very seldom uses any music
at an. and can have the music rack itself
entirely removed as Paderewskd does.
without the least attention. If il fact nc
would really notice that il was missing.
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sickner Conservatory Notes.

Miss Gladys Bishop has resumed violin
study a Z the conservatory after vacation
Of several months.
Miss Ruth Davis of Valley Center. a
student in the guitar department has also
entered the piano school for q course OF
study under Prof. Sickner.
Miss Eva Decker entered upon a course
Of organ study this week.
Among the visitors Of the school this
week We're Mrs. 0. W. Daley. Mrs. J. 9.
Hayden, Mrs w y Daley. Miss Mabel
Dorsey. Mrs I[ohler and Mrs. = Smith.
The students weekly recital was unual-
" enjoyable Friday afternoon and the
following program was given:
Piano-Waltz Observation-Disclosures. Mack
Miss George Hayden.
Paper-Hofman, Kreisler and Gerady in
Brooklyn -. Mr.. Byron Chamberlain
Mr.. Ralph CUP.
Piano-Prayer from Lohengrin.. Wagner
Miss Minnie Myer.
Organ-Gloria Crom 18th Mass. Mozart
Miss Helen Dorsey.
Reading-A Prairie Allegro .....-....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Blanche Jewett
Miss Bessie Smith.
Piano-Chanson Mazourka.. Bachmann
Miss May Comley
In addition TO the Friday afternoon re-
cital pupils Of Miss Clark viii give song
recital Friday evening of next week.
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Places of Worship
Held in wichita To-Day.


At Plymouth Congregational church DR..
| Sergeant will preach Sunday morning on
"Christs Claim" In the evening on
Gods Help 10 Man Illustrated from
! the life Of Beethoven. The male quartet
! viii sing.
Regular service at the a o. L ".
hail. rs South Main street. Sunday. April
p. at p. m. Subject: The Signs OF
the Times and What They PStend. %
/ Sunday school 10 a. m: \. 2. c. L p.
n. All are welcome.
First Unitarian church. Rev. ". S. Vail
/ pastor: Services in Se1gwick Music
I han at II q. n; Sunday school at 9.45 a.
/ m. Subject Of sermon: "One influence
! Making for Human Progress" Y. p. +.
/ L., meets at p. n Subject: Thoughts
/ as Companions" Sacred concert at 5 p.
II.
( First church of Christ, Scientist. corner
I Of Lawrence avenue and Second street:
! Services today at II a. n. Subject
Everlasting Punishment" The regular
Wednesday evening meeting this week
! The reading room in the church is open
TO the public each afternoon except sun
day.
Rev. c. S. Sergeant. D. D.. pastor of
the Plymouth Congregational church.
viii speak at the mems meeting this
afternoon at 4 p. m, at rooms of the
Young Mems Christian associat ton. over
213 North Main. Subject of address:
Foundation of Character" This ad-
dress is one that every young man OF
the city should hear.
T,cfc,,,,~7 .t,,,~ot, ,,-,,o,- S,o,..1 III.
avenue and Lewis street Bruce Griffith.
pastor: Preaching services al Il a. IN.
and p. n. Morning discourse on The
Ascension Of Christ" The solo offertory,
Lord God of Abraham from Elijah.
by Mcndelssohn. viii be sung by NJ Z
3. alden. The chorus choir VIII sing
As Christ Upon the Cross" for response.
Evening discourse on The Tongue"
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Young peo-
Pies meeting at ?. m. Everybody well
come.
Central Christian church. corner Mar
ket and Second street A z. Dubber
minister: At the morning service hour,
l0:45 a. m, a mass meeting viii be held
for the purpose of raising a fund with
which to build a new church house r.
II. Waggener, of Kansas City. viii be
here TO assist in this matter. IT is hoped
that every member will be represented in
this meeting Sunday school at $50 a.
m; Junior Christian Endeavor. p. m;
Senior Christian Endeavor at p. m.
Good music at all services. Miss Wood
will sing both morning and evening.
First Baptist church. corner First and
Market street. w Z. Gibson. pastor:
Sunday school at 90 "a. m. J. F. Shear
man, superintendent. Preaching by the
pastor a 100 a. m. and at s p. m.
Morning subject: The Condition of
Fruitfulness." Evening subject: "Imi-
tators of Cod Chorus choir will sing at
both services. b. Y. p. L. meets at q
N. Topic; Home Mission Work"
Leader. Mrs. Lou Lathrop 4 special
welcome TO strangers and visitors. Bap-
tizing at the close cf the evening service
st. Johns Episcopal church, corner Of
Third street and Topeka avenue Rev
j. D. Ritchey, rector: Holy communion
at 7:5o a. m: Sunday school at 9:i5 a.
m; morning prayer and sermon by the
rector at II o'clock. Offertory duet. Miss
Dunbar and Mr.. Frost. Evening praper
and sermon at s o'clock; offeNory by the
quartet
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the business college work for thirty years.
Mr.. Martin, manager of the baseball
team OF the Enporia State Normal school,
made Us a pleasant visit on Saturday.
while here with his team, playing the
Friends university
Mr.. n G. Fox is spending Sunday at his
home in Wellington.
Miss Converse Is doing special steno-
graphic work for the Lopez Remedy Co.
Md Manuel was again called home on
account of the serious illness OF his
brothers family.
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REPUBLICAN SKATE CONVENTION

There VIII be a delegate convention OF
she Republicans OF Kansas. held In the
CITY of Wichita on "Wednesday. the eth
3ay Of May $50. at the hour Of clock
q m for the puTpO e 81 nominating:
Ono Justice Of the supreme court Ior
sern cf two years.
One Justice Of the upreme court Tor a
tsrln Of four years.
three justices OF the supreme court for
O term OF SIX years.
Gong nan-3t-i2TEe.
Governor.
TAeutenont governor.
Secretary Of state.
Treasurer,
S.Gifor
Attorney general,
Rlnarinfendeut OF public obstruction.
Insurance commissioner.
IT, election q o state &C. etral commit
Eee
The delegates shall be elected in such
manner and ~ such time ar under such
Ruies and regulations as may be pre-
pcriced By the county central committees
u the respective counties The basis
apportionment shall be one delegate
iarCe Tor eRcn county and 'one delegate
FOr each two hundred votes or major trac-
riosn thereof. cast for George A Clark for
sec-ctGrv OF state II the no Yember cleo
Tio7 IA 1900 Provided. that no county
shall na9e less than two delegates, in
cigdlug a delegate at large. pd mat ten
additional delegates BE accorded Leave
worth county. ny reason o. .he vote st
the Soldiers Hl-ne under which appor-
dicrment she several cOUDtlfS VIII be
entitled TO representation at the state
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FazeI-Adams Business cOIleue Notes.

Mr. Krieger Of Colwich, one of our last
winter students. called last Friday
Mr. Earle Strain Of New kirk, O. T. a
former student OF Prof. Fazel made a
pleasant visit on Tuesday.
Mr. \. r. Hacker. stenographer for the
Canadian County Mil and Elevator Co.
Of Fl Reno made a call on Thursday.
Mt Harrison of Oklahoma. called We'd
nesday TO see his daughter Ella. who is
pursuing the shorthand course.
Miss ora Morris. a former student. call
ed Thursday Miss Morris goes 10 Hous-
ton, Texas. on Monday next 10 work for
her uncle.
Sir. H. H. Dadisman. stenoerapher for
the Plano Co.. OF this city. smiled upon rs
on Friday and expressed approval Of orr
pleasant rooms ana prosperous school
Rev Mr. Moore Of Newkirl. o. r.
called on Thursday and consulted rs in
regard Ia She interests Of the Presbytc--
ian academy located az that place.
3ir. T. u. Bush Of the actual business
department has been appointed assistant
postmaster ut Whitewater ard has with
drawn from school for the present
on account ~ the many new students in
The commercial department another class
has been orEanized in rapid calculation.
The advanced class s. noN working up
their speed preparatory 10 hirh grades GA
exs minatian
Quite an interesting feature occurred on
Friday afternoon when = number ~ ric-
tures n the different departments tsHen
some zine $50 were sold ar auction Prof
Hiharser acted as aucuoue-r and the h5d-
.lrrrer as -ss.-.7 ,~.
Niss Eea,- Crimes ~ the shorthaad de-
nag'meue has taken rap the commercial
Prof p. T. atasselman president ~ sts
Gem clts Business Callcse ~ '2airc7 rs
made IS verr pisasaet Fssir 90 KEe-ass-
iay ana exrtessel himself IS rery h.sias
pleased 18th the SURROUNDINGS snd vars
z our school Mr Musseiu,an has beer 81
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TO GIVE SACRED CONCERT
Fine Program is, sedswicIs Hall This
Evening

A sacred concert viii be given this
evening in Sedswick Music han at 9
o'clock. The program viii be rs follows
Piano Solo-Am Gerfersec -.----- Bendel
5Iiss Gertrude Frohman
Ladies Quartet....... The Last Chord
Solo Observation-Disclosures. .-..-..-.-.. Selected
8Ir T. walden.
Piano Solo 'Nocturns- OP. 2 Chopin
3liss Ia Rae Hornor
Duet-'1I r God KS Father -Schnick
Miss Florence Cobban 3lfss Biancheehi.
9Iiss Florence Cubnan. aad
Hiss Blanche Chuee.
s ll0-. Iosannl --..-..---..--- Grarnisr
Hiss Won seglried
Piano soio-I;ouance. C1- a Huhesls'sin
Solo-The New Born l1ias --ssliTe
air Jack Shields.
Quartet .-..-...-.-..-- Abide VIsh Ne
a collection VIII be taken fo- the pa--
nose 81 taying music FOR che Unitar.an
choir.
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So I ne -"TTT-T T0TTTV
committees or Of county conventions ara
Teducsted to forward 10 the undersieg
eeCretarv at Toueka a certified COPY 0
the credentials of the delegates. so thef
3hey may be received at Topeka not later
than the 18th Of May. that the state
committee may be able TO prepare E
poster Of al those entitled to partici-
pate in the preliminary organization Of
the convention
BY order Of the committee.
Dated at TOpeka Kansas. Feb 6 1909.
MORTON ALBAUGH. Chairman.
T. T. KELLY. Secretary.
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ANNoLiNCEME VT.

1 hereby announce myself as a candi-
date Tor the ONCE OF Register Of Deeds
ct Sedgwicll c0unrr. subject 10 the deci-
sion OF the RcDu3lic an county convention.
JOHN HUGHES.
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KeIso School of Mus!c Notes.

The summer normal course promises 10
be very successful. Several advanced
students from Oklahoma and Kansas
have enrolled and viii take preparatory
work before Mr.. Kelso arrives.
The wonderful advantage Of being able
TO take each year a course of instruc-
ton under a great master. is being rec
ognized by the musicians of this sec
ton; as is apparent from the unusual
interest manifested this spring.
The Kelso Club have been busily en-
gagged in arranging a recital and recep-
ton for Mr.. Walter Petry, May 3 Mr..
Petry is a brilliant performer and has
created much enthusiasm wherever ne
has given recital. He viii make tour
through Kansas and Oklahoma. The fol-
lowing program viii be given in Sedg-
wick Music Hall:
Chopin ......-..... Polonaise Op. %. No. l
GrieG ...--....-.-.......-. Bridal Procession
Sinding ............-....... Rustic OF Spring
Chopin ............ Polonaise Op. 20, No. /
Wagner-Liszt .............. Spinning Song
Scharwenka ..............- Staccato Etude
Brahms .......-........-..... Cradle Song
Schumann ................ Carnival Franks
Walter Petry
Schumann ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fable
ClDplu
.E tude Op. p. TO- T. Sharp Minor
Chopin ........ Etude Op. 25, No. l, \ Flat
Chopin .Scherzo, B Flat Minor
Each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loure
Chopin .................... Ballsde Op. II
ohopiH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beIceuSe
Wieniawski Observation-Disclosures. Valse
Walter Petry
Owing TO the increasing popularity of
the Kelso school, it has become neces-
sary to secure another room. The pro-
gram for the Kelso Club next Tuesday
viii be:
Delsarte .................M Miss Flora Hartt
Scales and Complicated Chords. 49,.
...................... Mr.. Baird Hamlin
Aural Training Miss Fern Husey
English Drill -....... Mrs. J. Z. Williams
Musical Extension Course Nos. 6 and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. Abbie Hays
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Wichita High School Notes.

The high school enrolls 429 pupils
The eighth month has closed with an
attendance of % per cent.
The one-session has proved a univer-
sally popular measure; the results show
in scholarship and health. The afternoon
free for study means less night work and
more concentration.
Mr.. Dunkin had a nlonotonous stay at
the hospital but the pupils remembered
him with flowers and scientific literature
Three scholarships are given to our
school-one from Washburn, one from
ottawa and one from Baker.
Nellie Leichart is the lucky senior this
year. Her scholarship average for the
four years is 81.
Marc Clapp is the valedictorian, having
the highest average on scholarship ora
tory and composition. Nellie Leichart is
salutotorian.
Eight of the Honor Ten had been
chosen by the class as representatives.
so only two were added to the com
mencement list
The commencement program will be
crisp and varied; fourteen fve-minute
addresses on vital subjects. two readings
and several musical numbers.
Our classic halls resound with ora
tory and operate airs.
Mr. Jack Shields is training the seniors
in Said Pasha."
Several valuable pictures have been adj
ded to our collection during the year.
Three seniors made a months grade of
100 per cent I'm arithmetic review-Ar-
thur Giwosld, Reese Lewis and Wesley
Rowles.
The juniors are editing a bright paper
and its growth is apparent.
Why do so few patrons visit US? The
schools are most sacred trust, the bull
wark of the nation.
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The SANTA lie route has q Iuu line
of steamship tickets loE sale AT the very
loves rates 10 an points in Europe.
England and Ireland. Special attention
given 90 deposits and prepaid orders
II you c7atenp ate q tip across tac
water or eX1ec- some friends e visit
you. &c NOT ssi 10 cau tor rates CT ask
'phoue IL /. r. DELANEY
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The Noble Dramatic company open a
weeks engagement at the Crawford
Grand on Monday, April %. The com.
pany come with the best of recommend
tions from the surrounding towns and
good performances are assured. The fol
lowing is from the Hutchinson Daily
Bee of April 81;
The popularity of the Noble Dramatic
company was proven last evening by a
packed house at the Shaw theatre to Wit
ness the production Of a Bitter Atone
ment"
The play is beautiful Decentralization
from Bertha NJ. Clay's novel Of the same
title. Caralype Wyman in ~ leading
role. deserves praise for the able manner
I'm which she presents the dual character
Of Deane Balfsre and Lady Kreston-
Mr.. Fred G. Frink as Zachariah Brad
ley-came in for fun share Of the hon
ors and applause. In fact the entire cast
was excellent the play was nicely
mounted and laultlessly dressed and we
predict a big weeks business for this
splendid company i they continue TO give
such play as the one presented last
night"
WHEN REUBEN COMES TO TOWN
When Reuben Comes to Town" VIII
be seen at the Crawford theatre soon
a bunch Of pretty. springhuy girls
plenty OF bright cherry music dainty
dances and choruses and the whole
capped with vim. vigor and energy, dis
tributcd over just enough plot 10 give
rise 10 absurd and compicatinr situa-
tious--'When Reuben Comes 70 Town.
The company IS one ri The best enter
timers that has been seen az the opera
house in some tine and the large ardi-
ence was kept busy between laughter and
showing its appreciation q the very evl-
dent efforts ~ the company 10 please.
a dozen musical numbers OF more OF Jess
pretension amt an Of excellent quality.
were encored SO often that the program
was noticeabiv lengthened. The audi
ence called halt il TIE movement ~
The PLAY during the second act By re-
fusing 10 allow the characters 70 speak
until Miss FrsncF arthur repeated Tor
the sixth time 2 Gspsy lose song. as-
sisted by fen member ~ the chort
Hiss Arthur has voice ef Better gnastr
than 81 1sual in comedies ike --1ghsn
Reuben Comes TO ToRr ruf ran dance
q step OF t.so. 5lise Margaret Ssrre was
another ~ those whose ah.Iles are
above the a-srze EcEard u1rau1 and
Douglas Tlat Also pre9eutee excellent
work Charles starie HesbaH
ho. 81 spite ~ BIS lur ard cr-u1a
lor cu uot o. hrees al rlrallsts
aye supposed 20 he 5fs sn tesE erec-
,ire Ror- uthear arrif.Te SIZE part
Bay c5tr rrta tlarcl
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Wichita Commercial College Notes.


Mr. William Albee. the young man who
fell through the sky-light of the city
building about two months ago. has re-
covered and entered school again Mon
day and viii now complete his courses.
The students and teachers are all de-
lighted to have him in school again.
+ Mr.. Carroll Bower. who has been in the
employ of Mr.. Conklin, returned to
school Monday and now expects to re-
main until he finishes his shorthand
course
Prof. Thomas w DeHsven, principal
of the actual business and banking de-
partment has been engaged by County
superintendent Sence. to teach bookkeep-
ing in the county normal this summer
Miss Bernice Kelley, of the shorthand
department was called to do steno-
graphic work for Hammers & Foulke
attorneys. of this city, the first part of
the week
Miss Julia Winderlin, who finished the
commercial course recently. called
Thursday. She viii rest during this sum-
mer at nome. then return and take the
shorthand course this fall.
Mr.. Bath, OF wellington. called during
the week. His son. Joseph, is prusying
the regular shorthand course and doing
nicely.
Miss Pearl Winch. Of the shorthand
department. who won the big gold medal
for touch typewriting. in the recent con-
test. has taken d position as stenog-
rapher with the Union Life Insurance
company of this city, and is getting along
nicely.
Mr. Humphrey. of Hennessey, o. T.
called Friday to see Mr.. Roy Camp
bell, who is taking the regular CONNER
cial course.
Mr. F. D Wright former graduate
from the commercial department, has
been employed TO make a personal can
vass of the graduates of the public
schools of Sedgwick county for the COM
ing school year.
The following persons enrolled during
the past week: Misses Edna Carnefix,
Bertha cole Nell Houston and Grace
Bell
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Lewis Academy Notes.


The cHtertainmcnt by she elocutionasy
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
About volcanoes.

Few persons have any idea of the
prodigious quantity of lava and hot
ashes which a volcano in a state of
eruption can vomit in few hours.
The matter which was discharged in
1869 from Mount Ena and which
threatened to Overwhelm Catania forms
a mass the extent of which has been
estimated as being not less than f,000.-
OOO.0OO cubic yards.
From the immense crater of Kilauea,
in Hawaii, there was vOmited in 1910
during a single eruption a mass of lava
equivalent to fifty times the volume of
earth which it was necessary to remove
IN order to form the Suez canal.
In 1873 the Skaptar-JOkull, one of the
most redouhtable volcanoes in Iceland,
sent forth rwO rivers of fire. one of
which ran along a valley for eighty
miles, it's depth along the entire dis
tance being thirty yards. Finally, it is
estimated that from the mass of stones
and ashes which were discharged in
1888 from KrakatOa could be formed a
mountain higher and wider than Mont
Blanc
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
CHURCH SERVICES.

AsBUR METHODIST EPIsCoPAL-Sunday-P
ing at 1890 A. NJ and 7.30 P. NJ. Sunday School
P. NJ. EpwOrth League Prayer Meeting
7.30P. NJ. Prayer Meeting-Wednesdays at 7SO
Pm. Rev. Vaughan s. Collins, pastor.
ST. PETERS CHURcH.-Rev. G. Valerie Gilreatb,
Rector.-First Sunday, Holy Eucharist, 10 80
a. m; Evening Prayer and Sermon at ~ P. M
Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Sundays
Holy Eucharist, ~ a. NJ; Morning Prayer and
Sermon, 10 = A. NJ. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon, "a p NJ. Holy Days-HOly Eucharist,
"a IN. Morning Prayer, l015 A. NJ. Fridays
Evening Prayer and Litany, ~ P. NJ. Sunday
School, 2l5 P. NJ.
-Sunday-Preaching at 101% A. N
and "a P. NJ. Sunday SchOol-111S M. Prayer
Meeting-Wednesdays at IA P. NJ. Rev. ]. L
Estlin, pastor.
PoLYcARP CATHOLIC CHURCH-Servicesev every
other sunday, by Father WaldIon. Sunday
School Immediately after service.
sHYRNA CIRcUIT-Preaehing services Friend
ship in the morning, Severs0ns in the after
noon. Jerman's Chapel and Smyrna Land
Ing alternate Sunday nights at 7.30. Rev. G.
L. HaIdesty, pastor.
0KNTENNIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored) -
sunday-Preaching at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ
sunday School, P. NJ. Rev W. c. Dick
ersOn, Pastor
BETHEL 4. NJ. e. CHURcH-SundA preaching
AZ IL a. m, and p. m. Sunday School al
p. m. Christian EndeavOr, 61I p. m. Sun
day. Praise meeting, at o'clock Wednes
day evening. Rev. d. w. Wisher, Pastor.