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her Mrs. Hancock was the chairman
of the afternoon, and TO her is due the
credit for the beautiful decorate
and also for the music furnished by
Miss Anderson.
Immediately after the reading Of the
minutes the president. Mrs. Jennings.
I'm a most felicitous speech, presented
Mrs. Royle with a beautiful loving cup
from the members of the club. The
cup is about seven inches in height,
has three handles. and IS inscribed on
one side: To its loved first president,
Eliza Kirtley Royle. from the mem
bers of the Ladies Literary club In
a few beautiful sentences which We're
broken by suppressed tears. Mrs. ROyle
replied. and spoke warmly Of the ties
that had bound her to the club in the
past, and of her hores for its future
work. Recalling the friendships of
twenty-five years growth, many OF
the older club members could not re-
strain their tears, and a general feel
ing of cOmradeship and good will was
evident.
The literary part of the programme
consisted of a paper on 1.-THE Race
Problem" by Mrs. Arthur Brown. and a
sketch Of the life Of Booker T. Wash
ington by Mrs. c. S. Kinney of the
WOman's club.
A vast amount Of business was at
tended to, chief among the items be-
ing the selection of the election COM
mittee, Mrs. KeysOr, Mrs. Shelly futile
and Mrs. s. L. Boggs; the election OF
Mrs. Hugh Park as delegate 10 sue
coed Mrs. II. W Brown; the appoint
ment OF Mrs Royle TO represent the
president of the club; the endorsement
OF the fender resolution and the clean
city league, and The notice of the an
nual election, which viii take place in
May.
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PROVO CLUBS.

Utah Sorosis was charmingly enter
tanned in open session at the home Of
Mrs. S9eckart, Mrs NJ. NJ. Warner pre-
siding. The afternoon was devoted TO
art. Mrs. Dora Irvine gave a very inter
esting history OF the painting of the
Horse Fair:" also a brief sketch Of Rosa
Bonheur. Twelve members responded to
r0llcall Mrs. Taft gave a vocal solo,
which was much appreciated. The club
was then favored with musical selections
from Mrs. Irvine and Ruby Christensen
Club adjourned TO meet in one week at
the same place.
Refreshments were served by the host
ess. Mrs. Plaisted Mrs. Schwab Mrs
Osborne and Mrs. Henry were guests Of
the club. This club was notified of a
case of books that Mrs. 5. A. King had
just received, and which the public Is
at liberty to make use of.
The Nineteenth Century club met on
Friday with Mrs, Charles De NOISY Mrs.
Corfman presiding Three topics were
presented, an interesting paper by Mrs.
Bachman on Hollands army and navy
and a talk on Dutch industries by Mrs
Schwab. After recess Mrs Richard
Beesley occupied the hour in discussing
the Beers. The club expressed its SYM
pathy with the movement Of early clos
ing Of the stores as petitiOned By the
clerks of Provo. The club will meet
next week with Mrs. Searle.
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BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY.

The following thirty-one books viii
be added to the public library Monday
morning, April IA, 1892:
De1eney-"S Spindle and Plough
Gibson-"My Lady and Allan Darke.
Gyp-" BijOu's COurtship."
HinksOn-''Point OF Honor
Pool-'A Widower and Some Spin
sters."
Barbara Dering
Master Mosaic Workers"
Swift-"Game of Love"
Whitby-"Flower and Thorn"
Williams-"Old Dusty's Story"
CoUlter-"OUT Martyr Presidents.
CourtOt. Baroness Cecile de- Mem
oirs."
Emerson-~S Story Of the Vine"
Story Of Methodism."
Loti-"Into Morocco.
Morris Early Han0verianS
Reeds pinster Book"
Ross History of Odd Fellowship.
Spartan and Theban SUI
premacies."
seymore-'wnd Animals I Have
Net
Statistics and Sociology.
Thorpe History Of the American
People"
United States Civil Service Commits
sion seventeenth annual report
History Of Los Angeles
Hohenzouern.
BjOrnscn Mssnhild & Dust"
Bourget-'N Monica
Master Of Caxton
Theodore Roosevelt
Beesly-"GTacchi. Narius & Sulla."
Collingwocd-'Li Life Of Ruslin'
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Reviewers Club

The last meeting of the Reviewers
club was held at the home of Mrs. T.
A. Vincent. The afternoon was de-
voted to a study of Kipling, and the
programme consisted OF a review of
kim by Mrs. II. L. Richie, and some
readings from his poems by Mrs. John
Game. Preceding the review of kim
Mrs. Richie gave a very enjoyable
talk on Kipling and his growth along
literary lines. Comments, favorable and
adverse, from some Of the foremost
critics Of the day were read, and two
of his most strikingiy prophetic poems
were given as examples OF the strength
and virility Of his style. One of his
most noted recent poems was read by
the president, Mrs. Jones. At the close
Of the literary programme refresh
ments were served, and a social hour
spent Mrs. r. c. Corfman of Provo
and Mrs. BickseI OF Ogden were guests
Of the club. The next meeting viii be
with Mrs. NJ. L. Richie, III First
street. Mrs. z. Q. Lee viii present a
paper on "Japan-Her Political and
Commercial Aspect" and Mrs David
Evans viii review Jacob Ri.s' new
book, THE Making of an American"
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.Articles of instrumentation.

The following irrigation companies
filed certified copies Of their articles of
Incorporation in the Office of the sec
rotary of state yesterday:
Bountiful City Mill Greek Irrigation
company, OF BOuntiful; capital stock.
Sl,52S, divided into shares Of the par
value Of 8 cents each; officers, Lamont
Call. president; William LOder. vice
president; S. A. Hales, secretary and
treasurer.
Henefer Irrigation company No. l, of
Henefer, capital stock. $40, 765. divided
into shares Of the par value Of SO
each; officers. N. T. Harris. president;
". H. Bennett. vice president: r. y.
Jones. secretary and treasurer.
The Sego Lily club Of Ogden filed a
certified copy Of its articles Of incor-
poration with the secretary of state
yesterday. The officers Of the club are:
Clayton Clark, president; Alexus Mar
Gil, vice president; A. J. Bowman, sec
rotary and treasurer. The organization
is entirely social in its nature.
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Woman,s Club

At the last meeting of the Woman's
club Mrs. 3. A NJ. FrOiseth delighted
her listeners with a paper on The Art
of Reading" the material of which was
the result Of the study of English in
London several years ago and her ex-
perience and observation since She
classified the subject under three heads
first, the necessity Of forming the
reading habit; second, the necessity OF
a wise choice OF books. and last the
necessity Of cultivating the art Of read
ing.
The committee appointed to assist in
entertaining the visiting club women
from the Woman's club is as follows:
Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Kimbal. Mrs. John
son, Miss BUckbee and Mrs. Stowe. At
the next meeting of the club Mrs. Allen
T. Sanford viii read a paper on Fred
eTick the Great"
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ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
the Mothers Assembly. to be held in
this city or May % and -.
Mrs. Frederick Schoff OF PhiladeI-
phia. who is president Of the National
Mothers congress. Viil attend the as
sembly ard be the main speaker. She
VIII arrive in the city about May a.
and VIII hold q conference with the
mothers clubs preceding the conVen-
ton. Other speakers are expected TO
be present.
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr has been elected
recording secretary Of the assembly,
owing 10 the bsence from the state
Of Miss Lulu Richards.
The committesi7 are as follows:
Programme committee-Chairma
Mrs, s. l. Claws0u; Mrs. G.. L. Allen,
Miss Mary l.. May.
Music-Mrs. George WesterveIt.
DecOration-Mrs. Samuel Paul. Mrs.
Dart. AIiss Ethel Paul.
Transportation-Nrs =. ). Spencer,
Mrs. ". II. Tibbals, Mrs. Hooper.
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CIub Notes.


The committees for the different days
TO receive the visiting club women are
are follows.
Friday-AIesdames CUlmer, CTismon,
Jacob Hamburger. G. D. Moore. Fabian,
RaWlins. P. \. Cook, +. ". Whitney.
Moyle.
aturday-Mesdames Kinney, Reed,
Vincent, Igleheart. Stowe, Wells, Ritter,
Mooney. r. Little.
Sunday-AIesdames c. L. Richards.
W. L. Jennings, J. Taylor, Grant, CAM.
Bamberger and Miss Buckbee.
Mondsy-H. Wallace, Adler. Plum
MGR. johnson. Clawson. Roberts and
Allen. .-.....
The committee on decoration consists
Of Mrs. L. NJ. Bailey and Mrs. Gorham
ana that having the music in charge
Mrs. W. W. Ritter and Mrs. Julia Tay-
Tor.
g g .
The new federation year book is
ready tor distribution and is very
handy manual Of information. It con-
tains among other things reports of all
the standing committees and the plans
for the furthering OF their work. A
fun list of all the clubs in the state and
OF their officers and q list OF the books
in the travelling library cases are great
Conveniencas to the club women Of the
state.
8 o 8
Mrs. Florence J. Kelly. the president
Of the National Consumers league. VIII
reach the city on the evening Of the
24th. at which time d reception VIII be
given for her in the Ladies Literary
club house. She viii deliver a course
Of three lectures on economic subjects,
which VIII be free.
The Utah women. who have become
SO vitality interested in the Consumers
league. win be glad to learn that the
national president, Mrs. Florence KEEL
y, after delivering her lecture here,
will joint the Utah delegation and pro-
coed with them TO Los Angeles
g . -
The Browning section OF the Ladies
Literary club viii meet on Tuesday at
the new home OF Mrs. Boxru6. 81 South
Sixth East street. Some Of the shorter
poems win be read. and as the chair
man for the coming year wiz be elect
ed, a full attendance is desired.
. .
The history section win meet Thurs
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DR.. w. w. Trabue,
215 PosToFFICE BLOCK, FILLS
=
az cosr. REAp HTs oFFFR.

Having been located here but a few
months. and being little acquainted and
desiring only to meet the people and in
troduce my work, ] viii, for a limited
time, put in two Filings at about the
cost OF materials used for anyone com
ing to my office, viz;
Silver filling. worth 81 90 TO 81 SO IS cts
Gold filling, worth SEQ 50 cents
These filings are not made By q hired
assistant, but by myself The materials
used are the best that can be bought
am not running a dental parlor or adver-
Using office, and never expect TO. I do
this only 20 aid me in becoming estab-
nshed
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The Spirit of Liberty chapter Of the
d. a. f. met Thursday afternoon with
Miss Murphy at the Collegiate Insti-
tute- The programme for the after
noon was one Of the most interesting
presented this year Miss Caroline
Paine, principal Of the Gordon acad-
envy, gave a most enjoyable talk on
her trip through Ireland. The talk
was illustrated with pictures and
sketches Of the beautiful spots de-
scribed. Mrs. Clarence I. Brown was
elected to membership in the order.
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The C1eofan.

The Cleofan met at the home Of Mrs.
Susie Ritter Wells on Tuesday last. Mrs.
Julia Taylor gave a most enjoyable talk
on The GirlhOod Of Victoria" Follow
ing the same course. Mrs. Taylor will
give the topic at the next meeting,
which is Victoria as Wife and Moth
CT. The next meeting Of the club viii
be with Mrs. Clara NJ. Clawson and viii
be held on Monday Of this week. since
Tuesday, the regular day Of the meet
ing, is a holiday.
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1873 Sermon: First Of a series. Beliefs
About God, by Rev. P. s, Thacher. 2fu-
sic. Unity male Quartette
Monday; Mems Unity club meets at
its room. IS Eagle block, at 7:S0 p. m.
when Mr.. J. H. Keller viii read a paper
on 'Astrology."
Tuesday: The Shakespeare club meets
at room IS Eagie block az 7.39 p m
Wednesday, Ladies' Unity circle meets
at room 8 Eagle block at 2:36 p m
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a Few Pointers.

The recent statistics Of the number
Of deaths show that the large majority
die with consumption. This disease
may commence with an apparently
harmless cough, which can be cured
instantly by Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs which is guaran-
teed to cure and relieve all cases.
Price, Csc and SOC. Trial size free.
For sale by Godbe-Pitts Drug COM
pany.
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Ladies' Literary Club.

Fridays meeting of the club was one
OF especial interest. from the stand
point Of the older m, 'ubers of the or
ganiEation- II was the celebration OF
the birthday Of the Gibbs first presi-
dent. Mrs. Royle and the members
had censpired TO pay her q special
honor that might be a permanent re-
Hsnaer OF their esteem and love for
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Miscellaneous.

Church of Christ. Scieutist-HOlds serv-
ices IN its church edifiCe at 536 East Third
South street as follows: Sunday school
at 10 o. m; church service at Il a. m. :;
subject. Doctrine of Atonemeut.' Each
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock meeting
is held TO listen to the testimonials Of
healing Of both sin and sickness. Free
reading room open daily from 10 a. N. 10
p. m. IN ManitOu hotel. Kindly welcome
to all
& lecture on Christian Science" by
Mr.. Edward A. Eimball Of Chicago. mem
Der of the board Of lectUreship Of the
mother church. viii be given at the Salt
Lake theatre this evening at o'clock.
Admission free
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lutheran.

Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.-Fourth East. between Fourth
end Fifth South Sunday services. 1879
q. m. in English. and $3.50 p. m, in Nor
wegian; kindergarten school every Sat
urday at , D. m; confirmation class ev-
cry Monday at 4 D. m. The Ladies So
cIety viii meet next Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Lee 1915 West First South. All
friends are cordially invited. A. G. II.
OVern. pastor
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Congregational.

Phillips Congregational ChUrch.-COr-
ner Fifth South and Seventh East streets
Rev P A Simpkin. pastor. Service this
day at II a. m. subject Building In
Silence" Sunday school at 12.I5 p. m
There will be no Christian Endeavor or
evening service at the Phillips church.
as the congregation joins fl the gospel
temperance meeting at the First Con-
gregaGonal church at 7:30 p. N. Cordial
welcome is ever given all worshipers at
these services.
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InTlEIllu.

Central Christian Church-Corner Third
East and Fourth South Preaching by
the pastor. T. " PinkertOn. at il a. N.
and 7;i5 p. m. Morning subject, Mans
Greatness Evening subject. Behold
the Savior" Sunday school at 9:45 q. m,
Junior EndeaVor at ESQ p. m. Y. ?. 8
C. T. at $50. Prayer service Wednesday
evening at s o'clock. You are cordially
invited to attend all these services.
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First CongregationaL-Co of First
South and Fourth East streets Rev
Clarence T. Brown. pastor. Morning ser
vice at II o'clock; sermon by tue pastor;
subject. To Each Life It's Own Light;
Sunday school at 1870 p m; Young Peo-
pies meeting at $50 D. m, evening ser
vice at 7;t5. Rev. James A. Tate, a prom
inent temperance lecturer from the east
viii speak under the auspices of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
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Y. II C. A.-Corner Main and First
South streets Mems meeting today AT
p. M. addressed by Mr. James A. Tate
or NASHVILLE Tenn. who is secretary Of
the national committee OF the Prohibit
ten party. All men are cordially in
Eiteq- The reading room viii be open
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/ Divine services at St Mary's cathedral
I 3 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:31 high
/ mass and sermon at II O'Clock a. IL,
yespers and benedictiou at $50 p m
/ Week mornings. mass at O'Clock, mass
3 and sermon, ST. Patricks church, at %
{ o'clock.
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German Lutheran.-German Evangei-
iCai Lutheran services held in the Swed-
ISL Lutheran church, corner Second South
and Fourth East. Sunday school &C
p. m; service at 9 p. n. All welcome
REV. J. Graebner, pastor; residence =
Grape street
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Independent Free Thought Spiritual
church viii meet at Mrs Fontyne's hall
at II a. m. 267 South West Temple street.
and at Mrs. T. Miners at 100 p. m, 7SS
West First South. Seats free.
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Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints-SerVices in mission
chapel. 22S East Second South street, as
follows: Sabbath school az 10 a. m,
preaching at u a. IN. and { 2. m.
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German OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 2:30
p. m. at First Presbyterian church, Sec
ond East and Second South. Preaching
by Rev. g. Niebuhr. Everybody welcome.
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First Church Of Christ Scientist-1olds
services at II q. H.. 4f7 Mccormick build
ing. Lesson subject. Doctrine OF
Atonement.' John 8, 19-3A Wednesday
testimonial meeting at s. Free reading
room, open daiiy from ? to { p m, prac-
titioner in charge. a cordial welcome
to all.
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Church Music.

At St. Mary's cathedral today Miss
Ella Cottle. soprano will sing an Ave
Maria" by Luzzi.
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Pnntist.

First Baptist Church.-Corner Second
west and Second South. Rev. D. A.
Brown, pastor. Preaching at II a. n. and
, M. Rev Mr.. Wright OF Ogden will
preach for us today. Rev. Mr.. Brown
exchanging with him. Sunday school at
lz.l3 D. m; 3. I. p. I. at p. m: We'd
nesday evening service at I:45, followed
by thirty minutes devoted to the study
OF the sunday school lesson. A cordial
welcome TO all
Burlington ChapeL-Corner Indiana av-
p m by Deacon W W Randolph: sun
GAY school at 3;l5 p. NJ; Friday evening
service at O'clock
Rio Grsnde ChapeI-Second South, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West Sunday
Scnool At 800 p. m, conducted by Miss
East Side Baptist Church.-Corner Of
Ihlrd South and Seventh East E Bar
nett pastor. Regular services at IL a.
m ana 20 p m, preaching by the pas
Tor Sunday school at I2:15 p. m; Young
Peoples meeting at $50 p. m; general
prayer meeting of the church on Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. All are invited
Calvary Baptist Church.-76 West Sec
ond South. Preaching at Ills a. m. :
Sunday school at 1890 p. M; praise meet
ing at $50 .. m. At 8 D. m. the pastor
viii talk from the subject, Confidence.
You are welcome to all services. J. W
Washington, pastor.
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Holy Trinity English Evangelical LU-
theran Church -335 South Fourth East
street Rev Herbert Martens, pastor
Second sunday after Easte.- sunday
school at 10 z. m. divine service at il a.
M; az .. N. the pastor VIII preach in
Spanish Fork
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Services at IL a. III. at South Lawn. Les
son subject. Doctrine Of At0nement'
John i, 29-34 Sunday school at L. A
kindly welcome to all.
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Methodist

First Methodist Episcopal Church,
l. Albritton, pastor Preaching. II a. m
and p. M; Sunday school, Gas a. m. !;
J. {. McClain, superintendent; class
meeting. 1920 p. m; George T. Goodwin,
leader Epworth league meeting, 2. m.
Morning sermon, The Sure Success of
Christ's Kingdom evening, rs the
World Getting Better Music by quar-
tette-Miss Damon, Mrs. Greesou. Messrs.
Davis and Evans, Quarterly conference
Monday evening.
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An Enginser's Est Run.

An engineer or one Of the roads en-
tering here, in speaking last night Of
fast runs said: Although my machine
is not slow. once let a cold get six
hours the start Of me and my nachin-
cry is no match for It. I have for
years kept a bottle Cf Kemp's Balsam
constantly IN my cab, and when a
cough or cold gets a start OF this
standard remedy it is indeed a cold
Day" Price, 25c and SOC. For sale by
Codbe- Pitts Drug company.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society-Services. salt
Lake theatre. j a. ~; Sunday sehnol.
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RUSSIAN MASSAGE INSTITUTE.

DRY Hot Air Baths. combined with
scientific massage for inhamed and
st1ffened joints. caused by rheumatism.
injuries and fractures. Also for the pro
motion OF good circulation and the aIiay-
ing of nervousness.
Professors kallsk. Richie & CIawson.
rooms 57-5S Mercantile Block. Phone
1224-A, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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For fit, style, grace and finish '"The
Atterbury System" Of ready-to- wear
clothing is unsurpassed. The SiegeI
Clothing Co.
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First Presbyterian Church.-Corner
second East and Second South streets.
Rev w N. Pa6en. D. D., pastor. Morn
inG service and baptism of children at
il o'clock: Sunday school at 1870 u. n. 4;
Junior Endeavcr meeting at 4 p. M.
Young Peoples meeting at 6;39 2. m. /:
evening service at 7:45. Topic for the
morning. Peters Sum in Addition" for
the evening, THE Early Experiences of
Bunyan's Pilgrim first address out Of
the .F1lgrim's Progress" Seats are free
az sll services and the public is cordially
invited
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Mountain Ice Company.
Plenty of pure p. Y. spring water ice.
Tel. e. J. .. WOOD, President.
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Presbyterian.
Westminster Presbyterian Church-130
south Fourth West between First and
second South Streets Rev. John Richel-
son, pastor; residence OF West Fifth
SCUM. ii q. m. sermon by the pastor:
subject Of discourse Gods Relation TO
Nan S Reason z 81 u. m, preaching by
me pastor. subject Jacobs Dream"
l1:l5 j. m. Sabbath school; 4:l5 D. m,
Junior Society Of Christian Endeavor:
o:l5 D. m, Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor 1870 p. m. Endeavor
sabbath school at 632 West First North
street MONDAY evening at S o'clock,
special anniversary Of Brotherhood Of
Andrew and Philip. Fine programme
and tablesux. with good music. Re
treshments. All welcome Admission
Tree Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing, 7.45.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Presbyterian.

Al notices fer this column must be
handed IN By 6 p. N. Saturday.