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Weeks Social News

| sistance to Colonel Boies and his party
during their visit IN that city.
Mrs. Dickson's face, so familiar and
so beloved, is missed FROM the usual
place ut the windows of her Washing
ton avenue home during these mid
winter days. 1t is all because she has
acquired Il sun-parlor looking out up
on the lawn at the rear of the house
and in which delectable glass walled
| retreat with its warmth of suhshine
and glow of color, she feels no winter
in her beautiful life
MIR. and Mrs w. H. Taylor will en-
| tertain II large company of guests in II
| most charming fashion Monday night
ut their beautiful home. Hilton" on
| Webster avenue. There viii be music
| by Miss E!lecta Clifford and Mr.. Arthur
| IIochGHn. An interesting feature of the
! programme will be the fact that Mr.
! Charles Doersam formerly of this city,
Will come with Miss Clifford us accom-
panist.
Toboggan parties ut the Country club
are ut the height of their popularity
just now. Among those who composed
IL merry company on Monday night
Werc Miss BOies, Miss Gertrude
Spra2ue. Miss Helen Paul. of Phiadel-
phia: Miss Carrie Bennell. Miss Helen
Matthews. Miss Mary Pennypacker.
Miss Janet Dickson, Or. Hamilton.
Messrs. Osborne. Beane. Bessel. Wolf.
Linen. Tollcs, Dale and Dickson Tor
rey.
Hon. Alfred Hand and Mrs. Hand
will give Il dinner tonight in honor of
Colonel and Mrs. Roies ana Mr.. and
Mrs. Sturges. The other guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Beln. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. III. Welles. Mrs. Thomas Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs James Archibald Mr.. and
Mrs. j. \. Linen. Mrs. Miles l.. Tracy.
of HoneSda!e; Judge and Mrs. Willard.
Mrs. j. y. Price, Mrs. Il. e. Powell,
Mrs. Il. $. M0ifat.
Mrs II. II. Watkins gave 81 beautiful
Japanese luncheon yesterday when
Mrs. II. NJ. Boies ana Mrs. T.. Il. Stur-
geS were guests of honor The tables
were charmingly decorated
Miss Bradley, of Newburgh. y. V. is
the guest of her sister Mrs. f. NJ.
Spencer. on Clay avenue and is well
coined by II host of friends in this city.
Mrs. George &. Brooks gave :: card
party on Tuesday and will entertain in
the same way next Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. HiXson enter
tanned II number Of friends mt Il card
party Thursday night.
y tobogsan party will he given to-
night at the Country club in honor of
Miss Boies.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hallstoad will
entertain the Tuesday Night Card club
next week
Mr. aud Mrs. 4. $. Baker will enter
tain at cards on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ten Broeck entertained |
informally at cards last nights
Among the beautiful farewell din |
ners which have been given i'm honor
of Colonel and Mrs. Boies and Mr.. and
Mrs. SturgeS, none We're more attract |
i've than that Of Thursday night when |
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Why Live Electric Wire Is Held
On To

The hands subjected to u. electric shock often
refuse to lose the object grasped, and the rea.
son of this has been given in much the follow
ing terms; The muscles Of the hand are in two
sets eStensor and contracti!e, The former opening
the hand when the fingers are required 10 ne.
lease their hold, and the latter controlling the
erasping or cutching powers ut lilc hand and
fingers; naturally lhen the contraytilc muscles
are much more powerful than the eXtcu,ol The
action OF am electric current ON the muscular gys.
tenn is TO excite il To grca, activity and lo de.
miNe il OF its ordinary controlling uower-,tEe
mind. Consequently. when The MUSCLES are agi.
tated and left 10 themselves, as 1t We're, the
stronger set-ihc contract ile--Oyerc0nles the
weaker--the eXtensor-wth the result that the
hands remain clenched.
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TO THE SUFFERING PUBLI0 It is with feeling graft
ude and thankness humane desire to benefit Others that
in the Prof Edward Phelps wonderful
on called Paines Celery Compound Owing flfrom horse several
became nvald and last entered hospital
patient, whore was operated by famous New York surgeon
The successful followed
Newport with the best medical attendance failed
their normal condition. was absolutely unable digest solid
food end this weak condition of digestive organs combined with
the depression tenderness
stomach with dull headache weakness created
feeling of hcpelessness, from which unable to RISE
this melancholy franc of mind that ohanced Boston
lawyer who said Il almost the condition that and
after spending hundreds of dollars without receiving benefit was induced
by afnd give Panes Celery Compound trial. which did, and cured
completely when everything else had faed!'
was rather shspoa about trying prepared medicine but ordered
bottle from druggist and began take according directions Much
night and did not wake the morning with the
usual dull headache Them developed appetite for solid food
was ebo digest dinner without unpleasant sensations
completely restored health after about months the Compound
sympang deeply with who may suffering did, take this method
reaching strangers after writing letters particular friends
With tho hope that others be benefited have been by the
OF Paine's Celery COMPOUND, lam
Very truly yours
382 Newbury st. MRS FRANCES 1. BERNHARDT.
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NICHOLSON.
the Scranton Tribune

Special to the scranton Tribune,
Nicholson, Feb. Miss May Sweet
of Hartford, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. c. #. Osborne
MIR. and Mrs. f, e. Tiffany, of State
street, are visiting the latter's sister,
Mrs. W. Il. Keefer, of Syracuse.
At regular meeting of the Nichol-
son Cemetery association held Monday,
February g. 1902, the following officers
were elected: President. H. ID. Tiff
fany; secretary, f. NJ. Williams; direc-
tors, F. Nj, Williams for three years;
l.. u. Pratt for three years; N l..
Walker for two years; S. l.. Tiffany
for two years; auditing committee,
+. Nj. Williams. S. l.. Tiffany.
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382 Newbury st,

so they don't null of the buttons or tear the
leather is the real buttoanook, which doesn't
give and which doesn't accommodate itself to its
work, is apt 10 do The.c lots OF men vino
cCmc here TO lmy hGirpnS ivo:n me, and since
they all wear huttcrcd shoes, ] take il for grant
cd that they want the pins for themselves.
know that L. for my part, would never think
nj using anything but harpin 10 button a good
shoe with" Not being married man. said
the stranger. this is news to ma. I'll tr, Il
package Of those I'arpin-, il I0u please
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Men Who Use Hairpins.

\ yonng man approached one OF the counter,
OF department store aud said: "A package Of
hairpins, please" After he had walked away
with his purchase stranger said TO the sales,
woman who had waited ON him: "llair3us for
his wife chg maybe ior his wife, maybe for
himself" the slleswoman replied. "lIow fo-
bimoeliY' asked, the stranger.
ITO Use as buitonhooks." the woman ex-
planned. Don't you know that hairpin, make
the best buttonhooks1 They give, YOU see, and
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A VALENTINE.
N\YT HAT for my Nalcn,inc1'
w Jewels nor ilo"cr, fair
Blossoms will withpr and pine
In the chill. ui the winter air.


w Jewels nor no#ci, fair
Blossoms will withpr and pine
In the chill oi the winter air
Something crave that never may hr
Faded or tIrnishcd through many yoai
Whispcl-"Ihc world Is brighter for Inc
Because you are IN it, my ,lcar!"
III {. y.
The kirn1ess receipts are not vet
known. Professor ~. A. Stone will have
a final meeting today with the princi-
pals Of the schools Interested and the
returns for ticket sales will be made.
From the present outlook it APP
pears that If the sum of 1000
is realized the Teachers Mutual
Benefit Association will do well.
1t should be remembered that the work
or the big enterprise fell on few
comparatively speaking. Possibly il
the assistance rendered had been more
general--if the high school for instance.
had shown more interest. the receipts
might have been larger. At any rate
the kirlneSs was II great success and
It's beauty ana the pleasure which it
afforded merit all the praises it re-
ceived
talked of event to come Already the
announcement Of his appearance has
attracted the most unprecedented in
terest The fact that the urnlory can
be made comfortably warm, which was
demonstrated at the SOusa concert. is
an element of advantage for the COM
Ing event. but it is doubtful whether
even Il cold. cold house could keen
away the throngs on that night. To
have PadereWsk in Scranton is an
attraction which would tempt people to
go to much Inconvenience and trouble
TO near and see. and probably to run
some risks in the way of grinpe or
pneumonia. All this distinction is be-
cause Nordica had such an ovation in
this city.
Mrs. II. c. Shafer gave Il most de-
lightful afternoon at cards on Thursday
when u large company of ladies was
entertained
Among the guests We're: Mrs. Henry
Belin. jr.. Mrs Il. b. Jermyn, Mrs. w.
NJ. Dickson, Mrs. y. II. Storrs Mrs. G..
D. Murray, Mrs. n. V Leet. Mrs. w.
j. Brown Mrs +. NJ. Spencer. Mrs G..
M Hallstead, Mrs. II. B. Ware, Mrs.
Springer, Mrs. Fl. II. Brady, ir.. Mrs.
Fl. w. kingsbury, Mrs. T. f. Penman
Mrs. f.. G. Coursen. Mrs. +. l.. Platt
Mrs. j. s. Lynde. Mrs. b. L. Watson
Mrs. Franklin Henshaw. Mrs. ]. H.
Dimmick, Mrs Silliman, Mrs. ]. t.
Wentz. Mrs. l.. l.. Chase. Mrs. Tames
Gardner .Sanderson, Mrs Hosie. Mrs.
G. b. Smith Mrs. Charles Coursen.
Mrs. Sturges. Mrs. Mott, Mrs. II. c.
Reynolds. Mrs w. d. Boyer. Mrs. r.
C.eNon Storch. Mrs. G. DUB. Dmmick
Mrs. Twitchel. Mrs. c. L. Frey. Mrs,
Matthews, Mrs. II. n. Watkins. Mrs.
Owens, Mrs. G. S. Weston, Mrs, J. :
Blair, Misses Eelin, Gilmore. Bisse,l
Poore, Howell, Yost. Matthews, Rev
nolds, Sanderson, Barker Bradley. Nor
rill.
MIS-. Thomas Dickson has been en-
tertaining Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Erdran.
OF Morristown. n. j.. during the mast
week. DR.. Erdman is Mrs Dickson's
pastor in the summer. Their son, also
hev DR.. Erdman, is pastor of IA church
IN Honolulu and will be of great as
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THE HOMELlEST MAN IN SCRANTON

As well is the hahdsomest, and others are invited
70 can oil arg druggist and get hee 4 tral bot1c
Of Ecmp's balsam ior the Throat and Lungs,
remedy that is guaranteed to cure and relieve all
Chronic and Acute Coughs, A,tllhl, Bronchitis
and Consumption Price 3jc. and j6l. 'f w
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Movements of People.

Mrs. George Scott Of Webster avrnUc, is visit
Ing New York and summit, y. i.
The Misses Nellie and loscnhnc Mdlon have
returned irom IL visit to New Work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Crawford have returned from
Florida for brief stay. They expect TO 90 back
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Mrs Il. S. Moffat entertained at 9
Japanese dinner. The favors were eX.
coedngly pretty and the oriental effect
OF the decorations received many com
ciments
The guests were: Colonel and Mrs
| Boies. Mr. and Mrs. Sturges, Mr.. ant
Mrs. james A. Linen, Judge and Mrs
Hand. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fl. Welles. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Z. Dickson, Judge and
| Mrs. IL. n. willard, Mrs. Hills. OF
Boston, Mrs. II. j. Powell, Miss Plutt
Mrs. II. j. Foster gave "A beautiful
reception on Tuesday when many
guests were entertained.
Mrs Foster was assisted in receiving
| by Mrs. Norman Foster, of Buffalo
| Mrs. George Marshall, of Shamokin
| and Mrs. S. $. Derman. About the
rooms were Mrs. Gardner cobb. of Har-
risburg: Mrs. r. l.. Penman, Mrs. 7. q.
Wolfe. Mrs. Y. j. Foster, Mrs. Will
Griffith. OF pittston. and Miss Emma
Sandefson. MIS-. George H. Dickson
| and Mrs. G, 10. Sanderson presided at
the table. Mrs f.. j. Haughton, Miss
Chumard and Miss Foulkc. of Strouds-
burg, served frappe. The young Indies
in the room were Miss Gertrude
,1p''s"'' MlsS my ocS9up' M',S n,"s
it'ii's ',uhe'' MISE b'Ss'. anu ,t'
Mo', i,'e l'''noo''I ti"p lu'n,S,'e" .,,
Hl"S''' n"rNhl Mu'r u't'''" 'i'e
eh'por'''e oecora'ioi'S'
Col and Mrs. II. NJ. Boies and Miss
Eoies will leave on Monday for trans
Pacific trip, extending over several
''ioii''is' my WIZ s"ii ,'oili san , ."i'
c.SeS oh t,ie 20 a''' WIN Si'thu ,o'.
h's.' III ,he Ii"N" lsi,'huS' II -
WIN VIVA 'ii'eitSt 'i'a. 're'' l''siius
WIN 'n''''p.!S 'i.e,r '''olH' i'' '''"
'"'oi'e' '''a M'S' l,''' p'Hs'SH ~
hou''''u ".sree .'' n"ppe S'i' ""'tn
"eio'isS o'tiE ~ lile true I'.o'''eu', ".lo
van S'nt''','ns iet''u",e !" WIZ ~
n''Nc I.iPreSSe" t'r','' M "i'" W. -
u" p ''"i Sv'' "''o Hi'H" 'o'''' So "''' So
w ''''" AZ '''e '''''' '''''''
season was gwen on MohcaS' py MIS-
George H. Dlcksoh. Inc guest OF hohor
was MISS 1al%ht. Oh Lenahon' MIS- T.,
d. 'ei'''' !, "'i" ME-, rnii.,' 'i''' 'e,
t., w." d;,',,, ,ao,i ,,,,o,,,r nti,.rs ,,.,,,
-
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\ number of the young people of
Green Ridge will have Il dancing party
at the Whcclmen's club on Monday
night,
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SCIENTIFIC SALAD

Inaccurate knowledge is a dangerous thing
So In all things let us be sccurste."
Readers OF the Salad would sres;ly aid me-
in my task by asking questions mot ncces.
sarily for publication), which IL possible will
he answered in full In an early issue OF the
Weekly Salad and their receipt acknowledged
Immediately by mail All such corumunica.
tions must, however, as matter OF COURSE
bear the writer's correct name aud address
US otherwise they cannot be taken into con-
sderation.
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Mrs. !. W. Fownrth and Mrs. \. +.
Law will give n handsome reception 1T
the Green Ridge Whcclmen's club on
Tuesday next.
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Miss Kramer of $40 Wyoming ave-
nue. entertained at cards on Thursday
night in honor OF for gue"t, Miss Ad-
lcr. Of Rochester, n. Y.
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Mrs. Thomas Dickson has been en-
tertaihlng Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Erdman.
OF NorrlstoWn. n. j.. during the past
week. DR.. Erdman is Mrs. Dcksons
pastor IN the summer. Their son, also
hev. Dr. Erdman, is pastor of IA church
III honolulu and will be of great as
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Among the beautiful farewell din
ners which have been given in honor
of Colonel and Mrs. Boies and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sturges. none were more attract
i've than that Of Thursday night when
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Rroeck entertained
at cards last night,
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Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. S. Baker will enter
tain at cards on Monday evening.
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dent Mr.. E. 5. La Fetra beginning AZ $50
O'clock
The district committee on lecture
course has completed all arrangeynenfs
for the same. the first one viii be a hui
morous lecture by John De Witt Miller.
on Love. COurtship and Matrimony.~ at
Foundry " z Church Monday evening
February L. Tickets for the same are
IN the hands OF the third vice presidents
OF the local chapters
The next meeting Of the Board Of Con
troll viii be held at Foundry Church
March 5, at which time discussion on
How 10 Awaken Missionary Interest.
viii be held. The subject viii be dis
cussed By Mr. ". S Dewhirst samuel
Schrivener and Miss Carrie r. smith
Miss Louise Hartman has been elected
fourth vice president OF MckendSee
League This chapter viii have an inter
esting programme at its business meeting,
February IS.
The devotional services OF Hamiine
League viii be led by D.. J. H. Wesler.
district first vice president. tomorrow
evening. and Mr.. Dennison viii sing an
appropriate selection.
St PagIs held a cabinet and business
meeting Monday evening followed by
programme consisting OF questions on
American history. Miss Jessamine Pal
mer has been selected TO take charge or
lAE MO4A aA-Dl- AAAL -tAAAA-A - az Urn
Echo Sunday afternoons. Miss Winlfred
King Will be the leader for tomorrow
evenings service.
Douglas Chapter conducts Round Ia
BILE and Bible study class meetings IN
Ger the supervision OF the literary Depart
ment
Waugh League recently selected Miss
Norma Lewis IS fourth vice president
This department will give a social next
month Miss Ethel Stocker viii conduct
the service Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock
Mrs. J. l. Gardner. fourth vice presi-
dent Of Grace Chapter. has recently or
zanized a league choir which has been
OF inestimable value fl the regular league
service. &C well as the revival meetings
which have been going on for the past
three weeks. Mr.. l. T. Jones viii be in
charge OF the devotional meeting tomOr-
row evening.
Elbrooke League service. Sunday even
ing. will be in charge Of Mr. H a Ison.
fourth vice president OF the district
Miss Corinne Harmon had charge Of the
devotional service at BTOOkland Sunday
evening. Her talk on the subject was
very interesting and helpful. The iarge
number OF testimonies added 20 the
meeting DR.. E L Hubbards lecture on
the Early Itinerant Fathers vas q
great success. The thrilling experiences
related and witty remarks OF the doctor
were heartily applauded- The next lee
ture given by this chapter viii be BY the
Rev. = F. Heisse, February %, on
Caught by the Frost"
The league service conducted by Miss
Lizzie Padgett. at Eldbrooke last Sunday
evening vas made very practical BY
the members donating several sacks Of
-four, canned goods. groceries, potatoes,
clothing. etc, for distribution among the
poor. This is the youngest chapter in the
district and has only 80 members. but Il
is making an impression for good IN us
vicinity
Miss Moore. Of the DeacOness Home
Training school. gave 2 very interesting
talk on her work in connection with that
institution at DumbarLon League last
Sunday evening
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The EpWOrth League.
Topics and Suggestions of Interest to It's Members

The Pathway to Peace" viii be the Ep-
worth League subject for consideration
Sunday evening. February 9. The lesson
given is in John. xiv:25-3I The first three
verses are as follows: These Things
have I spoken unto you. being yet present
with you But the Comforter, which is
the Holy Ghost whom the Father will
send in my name ne shall teach you all
things, and bring all things t. YOUR re-
membrane, whatsoever have szfd unto
you. Peace leave with you. my peace
give unto you, not as the world giyeth,
give I unto you. let not your heart be
troubled neither let IL be AFRAID"
The "Epworth Herald" gives the fol-
lowing suggestive program: Scripture
reading. Prayer for the peaceful settle
ment Of the present troubles Of the world.
Singing Essay. What the Bible Says Of
Peace" Essay. The Reason bIencss OF
Arbitration" the ''WastefuIness Of Var
fare" and What would Jesus do Toward
the Settlement Of the V05t1-s Present
International DimcuIties?r
The board Of control OF the Washington
District EpwOrth League held its regular
monthly meeting at Hamline Methodist
Episcopal Church Wednesday evening
President La Fetra presiding.
The Fourth General Conference District
Convention, TO he held in this city June
1922. was discussed. and the chair was
authorized 10 appoint a COMMITTEES OF
seven members. with the president a
member ex Oficio. The following persons
have been appointed: Mr. J. Finney
Engle, chairman. Mr NJ. R. Speelnian, Mr..
Frank T. Israel, Mr.. E. r. Rochester Mrs.
". VI. Mitchell Mr.. H A. Ison, Mr.. Frank
A. Woodward. and Mr.. e s La Fetra. ex-
OfficiO member.
The new directory has been issued and
is now ready for distribution The com
mittee reports a net profit OF about SO TO
80 into the league treasury The direc-
tory contains the names and addresses Of
the general league officers. the district
and local chapter officers, also standing
committee, the prayer meeting topics for
the year, history Of the district OTgani-
zation, constitution, etc. which makes
valuable book for the EpWorthians and
can be had from any Of the chapter presi-
dents. II is distributed with the compll-
ments Of the District Board OF Control.
preliminary meeting TO organization
OF an Epworth League was held at K
Street Mission southeast last Sunday
evening. Rev ". I. Lynn is the pastor
Several OF the district officers we're pres
ent and made brief addresses on the
league work. among them being PresI-
dent F. s La Fetra, DIT. J. H Welser,
First Vice President Miss e R. Wood
ward. Third Vice President Mr. H A.
Ison. Fourth Vice President Samuel
Sehriven. Corresponding Secretary H. C.
Gibbs. Treasurer Miss Emily SchriyeneT.
A chapter viii be organized in q lear
Miss Alice T. Clarke led the league
meeting al HamIine Sunday evening. her
remarks on the subject were Interesting
The poem, The Legend Beautiful. by
I.nngfeIlow. was read and made a deep
impression Mrs Otis ID. SWEET sang a
solo in keeping with the spirit OF the
service
Wesley league service on Sunaa! even
10 ,-ilI h In charge Of District Presi-
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LocnI RnIIIes FIanned.

The series Of Christian Endeavor meet
ings under the leadership Of Rev. Clarence
E. Eberman. field secretary OF the United
Society Of Christian Endeavor. commences
with a Junior rally which Is being held
this afternoon at Mount Vernon Place NJ
Z. Church A Junior workers conference
follows the rally at AIS.
AR. Eberman comes 20 Washington VI
der the auspices Of she District Of Column
bia Christian EndeavoT Union He Is on
an extended tour. extending from Maine
TO the South and West, ia the interest
OF the Christian Endeavor work. Last
Sunday he addressed a meeting at Port
land. Ne. in the historic Willlston
Church. the birthplace OF Christian En-
deavor. The remainder Of his schedule
while in Washington. as arranged by the
local committee. is as follows,
Tomorrow he VIII preach at the Ne
tropolitan Presbyterian Church, IN capt.
tol Hin. and in the evening Will occupy
the pulpit at the Memorial Lutheran
Church In the afternoon at o'clock he
will address the boys meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association Non
day evening at 5.45 o'clock a supper and
conference for Christian Endeavor work
ers will b. held al Mount Vernon Place
church ald this will be followed at 5
o'clock by a Christian Endeayos mass
meeting at which Mr. Eberman viii speak
on The True Mission OF Christian En-
deavoT."
Mr.. Eberman>is a member OF the MO
ravian Church. and for many years was Ia
the ministry of that body. For three
years he was president Of the Ponnsyl-
vauia en- stan Endeavor Union, and dur
ing this line he displayed great power
as an OF anizer and practical worker AT
the int. lational convention at Cincin-
natl last year ne was called 20 MS pres
eut position of field secretary Of the
United Society Of Christian Endeavor.
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arm. feeling such perfect trust in his
heavenly father.
Hints TO the Leader.
Have a QuaEtette sing 1T Is Well With
Ny Soul found in Gospel Hymns. No 8
Follow this with a chain Of verses about
peace" recited from memory if possible.
Read F. b. Meyers booklet. Peace.
Perfect Peace" and copy a few selections
TO be read or ask members 10 speak
along some OF the lines suggested in his
headings. Do not forget silent prayer for
Gods peace to descend upon your society
Peace perfect peace by througing duties pressed.
To DO The viii of Jesus. this is rest.
Peace perfect peace, our future an unknown.
Jesus We know. and be Is on the throne.
BISHOP T. n. BICKER~TETH.
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CHURCH CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
OUINOUAGESIMA SUNDAY.

QUINQUACEoIMA SUNDAY.
Sunday, Feb. 9-St. Cyril of Alexandria, B. c. d.
Monday, Feb. 10-St. Scholastica V
Tuesday,-Fcb. 11-SS. Saturninus and Comp MN.
Wednesday, Feb. 12-Ash Wednesday.
Thursday Feb. 13-St. Catharine of Ricci.
Friday, Feb. 1.-THE Passion of Our Lord.
Saturday, Feb 15-SS. Faustinus and Jovita NM