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BAPTIST.

The Fifth Baptist Church will hold rally
day services tomorrow morning. afternoon
and evening. In the morning at 1890 the
Rev. e.. o., Wilson, of the Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church, will preach in exchange with
the pastor. In the afternoon the service
will be addressed by Mrs. f. e. Foster,
who will speak of the Silver Bay confer
ence.
In the evening the Rev. Charles L.
Rhoades, d. d, of New York, will speak
on the significance of the Silver Bay move
ment in the life of the churches,
on Tuesday evening Fred A. Lindsay, Of
the Peoples Temple, will conduct a gospel
mission service in the church.
Services at the North Baptist Church at
1890 a. m. and 1870 p. m. tomorrow. will
be conducted by the pastor. the Rev. w.
Franklin Rowley. The morning subject
will be "A Cord Not Quickly Broken, and
in the evening The Four Lands-ln winch
Do You DWELL"
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in the J. Clement French Industrial Home
for Men in Plane street.
The First Presbyterian Endeavor Society
of Montclair, will observe its twentieth
anniversary. beginning Sunday evening,
September %, at $50 o'clock, with a remi-
n~iscenee prayer meeting under the lead
ership of j. A. Sanford, first treasurer
and former president. John 7. sproull,
president of the State Christian Endeavor
Society, will address this meeting. The
next session will be an anniversary service
in the church at 7:45 o'clock. where an ad-
dress by Won Ogden Noght. secretary of
the Presbyterian young peoples depart
ment. will be made. On Monday night
the society will give an anniversary social
and supper In the chapel. The Rev. John
Mcdowell. of this city, viii be the speaker
The First Presbyterian Y. p. S. c. E..
of Morristown, has elected these officers:
President. the Rev. William r.. Bennett,
vice president, John r. Berry; recording
secretary, William Richards: correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. c. Z. Smith; treasurer,
Lewis c. Armstrong; superintendent junior
society, Mrs. Samuel F. Beach.
Miss Bessie Condit will conduct the
meeting tomorrow evening Of the Orange
Valley Congregational Christian Endeavor
Soeiery
The missionary committee Of the Clinton
Avenue Reformed Y. p. S. c. E. will have
charge Of the service tomorrow evening
The vesper service Of the Elizabeth Ave
nue. Presbyterian Endeavor Society tomor-
row evening will be conducted by MISS
Edna McKirsGn.
The monthly home missionary meeting
of the Mortified Baptist Endeavor society
tomorrow evening will be led by Miss May
Van Ness.
The Y. P. S. Of the Railway German
Presbyterian Church enjoyed an outing on
the mountains above Plainheld Tuesday
afternoon.
The nineteenth annual convention Of the
Ne-wa-Sink Christian Endeavor conven-
ton YVES held in the First Baptist Churc'
at Freehold Tuesday and Wednesday. Al
evening session only, from 1880 to Q o'clock
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MIscMLLANEOUs.

TEMPLE. formerly Chestnut
Street Depot. New Jersey Railroad avenue
ice Sunday evening f;l5; an hour full OF sum
shine. Thursday evening meeting I;4o These
meetings are undenoninational. Charles w.
Edwards and Joseph Wilde, leaders. Al chill
dren are invited from 6 years and upward
J.CLEMENT FRENCH INDUSTRIAL HOME.
81 Plane st.--special services will be continued
every night except Saturday, next week, To-
morrow, at 3.45, Rev. John Mcdowell, pastor
Of Park Presbyterian Church. and president
or the Home. will give the address. At T:f5 y.
m. william Russell, also of Park Church, will
give the address. ON Monday night, Rev.
Charles stanley, pastor OF Firth baptist
McClinchie. pastor Of Irvington Reformed
Church, aud choir. Wednesday. Rev. Mr.
Dawson. Of Kearny. Thursday, Rev. Mr..
West. Of Eighth Avenue N. e. Church. FRI
day. Rev. Mr.. Sksvington, pastor Clinton Ave
nue. Baptist Church. Good congregational sing
ms. solos. duets. Everybody welcome. Come
and spend an hour with US. a. S. Clemens
superintendent Mrs. J. c. canniff. pianist.
RESCUE HOME s. Clay s~treet-sundsy
services Sllo and ~. WI be IN sns NST,, q
town. two powerful speakers in church and
missions, VIII speak, Don't fail to hear them:
Mrs. Perine, Of Elizabeth, Miss Edna Maui.
solo; the Dickens sisters will sing; Mrs. r.
LaRue, organist; Miss Lillian Knapp. pianist;
J. @, Simmons, musical director
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE, No. 50 Cin-
ton street-Servioes every evening at .
o'clock. Tomorrow, sunday 10 a. m, Sabbath
Stnull ana blDit tld9SSss II ~. H. = ~
ton services. I p. m, Rex. William A. Knox
will be present and speak. and at s y. m. a
grand Gospel service. Everybody welcome. and
those without a church home are especially in
vlted to meet with us, where good, Intelligent
talks, excellent singing and good music are 70
be enjoyed.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
107 Anlsey ~street-Henry A. Cozzens, General
Secretary. Bible classes as usual. Rev. i. II
Mccoy. the weli-known young preacher. will
speak at the mems meeting tomorrow after
noon 3:45 O'Clock. on Seeing Wonderful
Things There will be solos by Mrs. + Car
roll Heckel. Of the First Church quartet. An
men welcome.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Selects Last
One in November.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.--At the meet
ing of the council Of the Brotherhood OF
St. Andrew. in the United States here yes
terday a report was read showing its
growth, financial condition, the extension
of the work and its relations with other
brotherhoods in foreign lands.
A resolution, drawn by the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Johnston, of West Texas, accepted
the suggestion of the Brotherhood in Eng
lind and appointed the last week in No
vember as a week Of prayer for the
spread of Christ's Kingdom"
The General Episcopal convention. which
shortly is to meet in Richmond. Va, was
requested to pass a similar resolution.
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1Rv1NGroN CHOIR Anniversary.

The first anniversary service of the choir
OF Trinity Episcopal Church, Irvington.
will be held on Monday evening at 8
o'clock. The service will begin with a
choral professional. Onward, Upward
by Hugh Blair. followed by choral even
song; Psalm xci., Langdon; Magnifeat
and Nunc Dimittis in F, Shipper; anthem.
The Strain Upraise Of JOY and Praise,
Sir Arthur Sullivan; hymns, Stars Of the
Morning So Gloriously Bright" by Sir
Henry Smart; Our Day of Praise Is
Done. oy Horatio Parker. The sermon
win be preached by the Rev. John Keller,
Edwin X. Macauley is %organist.
Tomorrow the feast of 81. Michael and
All Angels; the services will be at the
usual hours, 1890 a. m. and s p. m j. Ser
mon by the rector. the Rev. A. c. Flied
ner. and appropriate music for the day.
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The Rev. Bergman II. Mccoy, the we'll
known young preacher. VIII be the speaker
Mt the mems meeting tomorrow afternoon
In the y. NJ. {. A at 3;45 o'clock, bis
topic being Seeing Wonderful Things
At that time there will be solos by tine
favorlte soprano, Mrs. l.. Carroll Beckel,
Of the First Church quartet.
Speakers at subsequent meetings viii in
clude G. Mercer. of the Jerry MeAuley
Mission; DR.. c. f. Goodell. md DR.. II. G,
Furbay. Of New York; ToGd 3. Hall. the
famous detective Of Baltimore. and the
Rev. Frederick Shannon, of Brooklyn.
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MEMS LEAGUE TO HAVE CHARGE

n the Paramount Baptist Church the
mems league will have charge Of the Sun
day evening service during October, and
will try to adapt the meetings to the needs
and desires of men, though everybody is
invited.
The pastor, the Rev. George E.. Lombard,
will preach sermons directed especially 10
men. The league will sit together and
sing together and a large chorus choir will
also furnish music.
Tomorrow night there will be baptism,
and the pastor will preach on The Bless
ings of Baptism"
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Martins topic at the Clinton Avenue Re-
formed Church tomorrow morning. In the
evening he viii preach on Perpetual
Youth" The communion of the Lords
supper will be observed a week from to-
morrow.
The Rev. DR.. Vance has returned from
his vacation and will preach at both serv-
ices in the North Reformed Church to-
morrow. His subject at the morning serx-
ice will be "A Happy Minister" He viii
preach at night on THE God Who Does
Not Explain"
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Mary G.. Burdette.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Miss Mary G. Bur
dette, sc years old, sister of Robert j.
Burdette. and for many years correspond
ing secretary of the Baptist Home Mis-
sionary Society, died last night at the
Baptist Training School for Missionaries.
She had suffered from a cancer In the head,
and several days & an operation was
performed. Miss Burdette was well known
in religious and missionary circles, having
devoted many years to church and mission
ary work.
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date banner for Hudson County Union
Essex hopes to win at least one banner
again. The program committee was for
innate in securing the Rev. Or. C. H.
Tyndall, of Mt Vernon. as one of the
convention speakers. When DR.. Tyndall
sailed for England President Clark wrote
as follows:
Ills addresses to children of Junior
Endeavor Societies nave been most highly
appreciated by the E~ndeavorers of Amer
lea. He has spoken at our great con-
ventions more than once, and his adj
dresses at the great gathering in Denver
were among the features Of the occasion.
Il am sure that my friends in Great
Britain win be pleased and proited by
these lectures"
If there are any local E%ndeavor socle-
ties not already represented on any Of the
convention committees an opportunity will
be given to send singers to assist In the
chorus choir. The first rehearsal Will be
held by Mr.. Plate ON October 6.
on Sunday evening the Rev. DR.. F. w.
Johnson, of Washington, addressed nm En-
deavor rally at the Spruce Run Chapel. Dr..
johnson will be one of the State conven-
ton speakers.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, of 10 South
Seventeenth street, East Orange. this week
sent out invitations for the marriage of
- ySraItor 70 prndan olso of that civ Tbe
.oramonv viii take nIace SATURDAY after
moon October : nj ! o'clock. Mt the home
of the brides parents, and will he per-
formed by the Rev. Ferdinand q. Blanch-
ard, pastor Of the Grove Street CoDgre-
g~ational Church. East Orange. Mr.. Pruden
is secretary of the State convention com
mittee, and is active in Essex County En-
deaVor circles.
- A.- n...I,A-vs-u ~.
deayor Society again won the banner at the
oneninp fall rally in the Peddie Memorial
Chnreh with an attendance of 63. The
Peddie Society was second with as members
present. The Rev. Walter b. Greenway, of
Jersey CITY. former president of the Essex
Union, spoke on Work
The state secretary. Miss Stephens. a
of the work in five counties:
Bergen-Miss Leeds has been suffering
from nl-health, caused by over work. but
has had a vacation AMI is much improved.
she will trv to have a large attendance
al tbe Newark convention.
Ru~rIington-Tbe Rev. Mr.. Meinert, on
account Of pressure Of pastoral duties,
fee1s obliged to give preference to those
ara resisn the secretaryship. We regret
losing him. for he is an earnest Christian
,,,orl,er Hone a successor may soon be
fo5nd
r.-r Mr. Carton has also been
"a as,da because of ul-health. He is
aaro IN The harness. however. and re-
norts a new innior organized in August.
JJe has yerv kindly come to the rescue
10, tbern saen,ed no place could be found
sor the conference Of the southernmost
.ttas and has manned for IL in Bridge
Ton IN the second Presbyterian Church,
sentember IS.
rrtu t,. hoar 81, onc,,nIad as
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REFORMED.

The music in the Clinton Avenue Re
formed Church on Sunday next will be as
follows: Organ prelude, allegro Macs
toso, Callaerts: anthem. Lord We Pray
Thee Horace ". Reyerner; offertory. duet
for alto and bassO, 9TH Lord Is Ny
Light" Dudley Buck: organ postlude,
Finale from a Sonata" Merkle. Even
ing service: Organ prelude, .improvisa-
ton and anthem, 20 Come Let Us Wor-
ship" Frederick Himmel; offertory solo
for soprano; organ postlude, Prelude and
Fugue In c, Charles Rinck.
Jesus the Bread OF Life" will be DR..
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UNIvERsALIsT.

The music at the Church OF the Re-
deemer tomorrow will be as follows: Or
gan prelude, 1.-THE Evening Star" Wag-
ner: professional. "Hark. Hark, My Soul; :
anthem. 20 Lord Our Governor" III.
Gadsby; response after prayer. Lean on
THY Redeemer's Breast Hanscom; Of
fertory, Jesus Lover Of My Soul" w. G.
Williams: organ postlude, March Ele-
gante." Wochs. :,
Gold Churches and Cold Strangers" WI
be the subject of the Rev. Henry r. Roses
sermon in the Church of the RedeemeI
tomorrow morning Mt II. 1t will be the
annual rally Sunday both in the church
and the Sunday school.
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MISS JACKS0N'S WEDDING
AN EVENT OF NEXT MONTH,

One of the largest weddings Of next
month will be thGt of Miss Anna Bolton
Jackson. daughter of Mrs. Emily Jack
son. of 521 Summer avenue, and DIR. J,
Earle Skillman. of this city.
The wedding will take place at Christ
Reformed Church October %. n the
Rev. Henry Merle Mellen, pastor of the
church. will perform the ceremony.
1t does not fall to the lot of many
brides to be the first in a new church,
but to Miss Jackson comes this honor,
for the new edifce has never witnessed a
wedding.
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ANGUS CLUB TO
PRODUCE COMEDY.

The Angus Club will produce the three
act rural comedy drama, "Wiliowdale,'
in the New Auditorium Monday evening
November is. An excellent cast has begun
rehearsals and a good production is prom
ised. A reception and dance will follow the
performance.
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LUTHERAN.

THE Two Greatest Questions will be
the morning theme at the Grace English
I,ntheran Church tomorrow morning. In
the evening the theme will be, For What
Our Lord Stands in the Life The Sun
day school will meet in the morning for
the last time. The following Sunday II
will convene in the afternoon.
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HOME MISSIONS FOR rs YEARS.

All the Peddie Memorial Church last
evening the Rev. Howard B., Grose, ID. D.,
author Of Aliens or Americans and
The Incoming Millions" gave q stere-
%opticon lecture on "Seventy-five Years of
Home Missions showing the wonderful
religious progress in our great cities and
the new west, also some Of the achieve
ments in Cuba and Porto Rico.
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UNIyERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry r. Rose, Minister.
CHURCH OF II REDEEMER. BROAD and
City HalD-Rally Sunday service at IL Mr..
Rose will preach on cold Churches and Cold
Strangers" Rally Day in Sunday school ar
10. kindergarten at H. Unitarians, Quakers
and Liberals in religion are invited to make
their h-me with US. Strangers very cordially
treated. This sermon Will interest them par
ticularlv.
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LOCAL CHURCHES.
PREsBYTERIAN.

The musical program at the First Pres
bvterian Church tomorrow will be as fol
nocoi. quartet, ''Te Deum' i'm e fat. Buck;
Il Lay My Sins on Jesus, Marston-
Beckei: postlude in p fat, Mansfield,
Eyening-Prelude. "Cantilene, Faulkes;
quartet, "Thy Hailowed Presence, car
ter. ssNow God Be with Us" Berwald;
uostlude in G., Bach.
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KITCHEN SALE
FOR WOMEN'S GUILD.

Mrs. George Butcher. of 45 Summer
avenue, will open her house to the Won
ems Guild Of the First Baptist Peddie
Memorial Church next Wednesday after
noon and evening. October 2. The guild will
have a "rally sale of articles for kitchen
nse and service"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Rev. r. T. Smith, pastor OF st.
| Paul's Cosmopolitan Rescue Mission at 81
Hoyt street. will preach tomorrow morn
ing OH 1.-THE Believers Triumphs.' HIS
evening subject will be Christian Useful
ness
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST IScientist).
Harmony Hall, 653 Broad street, between West
Park and New s~treets-Sunday services 10:i6 a..
m. Sunday school u m. Wednesday evening
testimonia. meeting S o'clock Reading-room
open daily except Sunday. from IL a. m to
4 p. m. Subject. 'Unreality."
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EpwoRTH LEAGUE socIAL.

4 social was given last night by tire
Epworth League Of the Sanford Street
NJ. q. Church. East Orange Solos were
rendered By Miss Cara Reid and Samuel
A. Barber.
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EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY CHURCH. Military Park-The
Right Rev. Edwin S. Lines, d. D.. will off,
ciate at all the services. Holy Communion
every Sunday at s a. M, and first Sunday in
the month Ut IL a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon at II o'clock. Sunday school at 8 p.
m. All cordially invited.
ST. STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPISCo-
PAL CHURCH. corner Clinton and Elizabeth
avenues--Rev. e. a. WATSON, Phi. D., pastor.
Services at 3 a m, 1915 a. m, 7:45 p. m.
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REFORMED.

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED
Lincoln 10 a. m. DR.. Martin
win preach at 1880 and 7;i5. Morning subject.
Jesus the Bread Of Life" Evening. Per-
petual Youth" Sunday school 2:30. Chris
tlan Endeavor vespers I. Tuesday evening
meeting 7:45. Preparatory service Friday even
ins. Communion of the Lords Supper next
sabbath. Welcome.
REFORMED CHURCH. Clinton and
Johnson avenues-Stuart Nye Hutchiscn,
minister. Public worship at 1o:45 a. m and
7.45 .. m. This pastor Will preach at both
~ervlces Morning subject, Church Member
ship and Christian Discipieship." Evening
subject. The Sin OF Tonah."
NEW YORK AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH, New York avenue and Pacific
streat-Rev. A. Peter Tulip. minister. Preach
ing at f0;3O and 7:45. Sunday school at 2:s0.
Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Tuesday evening
prayer service at 8 O'Clock. Strangers cordially
welcomed.
oRT REFORMED CHURCH. Broad and
Bridge streets-Dr. James l. Vance. minister.
Sunday schools at $3.50 a. m. and 2:45 .. m.
Christian Endeavor at t:45 p. m. DR.. Vance
will preach at 1890 a. m. on "A Happy
Minister" and at 745 p. m. on The God Who
Does Not Explain" East Newark Sunday
school at $3.50 D. m.
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Young WOmen's Christian Association.
There was a good attendance at the stere-
opticon lecture on Palestine" given be-
fore the members OF the Young Women's
Christian Association, in the Central build
ing, IA East Park street, lass night, by
Miss Helen Button. the local extension Sec
rotary. As the views were thrown on the
screen Miss Button talked Of them in an
interesting manner. Following the lecture
Miss Edith Nichols. Of New York, State
secretary of the Bible department of the
association, made an appeal for the ex-
tension of Bible work In the local asso-
citation. She also told the members Of
the Bible classes to be started in the near
future, as follows:
Wednesday afternoons, at 4:30 o'clock, a
normal class, to study the Life of Christ, .
led by the Rev. Alexander II. Mckinney.
assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church; Wednesday evenings. talks on the
Gospel of st. john by Miss Helen But
ton, and sketches of ''Old Testament Char
~acters,' by Miss Cara Adams; Thursday
evenings, talks on the Life Of Christ, . by
Miss Elizabeth Crane. and Monday even
ings, talks on the Life OF Paul. by Miss
Button.
At the vesper services to be held next
Sunday afternoon in the Central build
lug Miss Nichols will again make a plea
for the extension of Bible work. and Miss
Elsie Botticher will render vocal numbers.
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Repertoire at the Gennett.

Little more could have been asked
by the Cutter stock company at the
Gennett Monday night in the way of a
favorable opening for their fourth and
last week at this house. A large and
highly pleased audience attended and
felt We'll repaid with the good presen-
tation of 'Thorns and Orange Bios
SONS" and the added specialties. The
final week bears promise of being the
most satisfactory of the entire en-
gagement. Tonight and for the We'd
nesday matinee the bill is THE Hid
den Hand; Wednesday night, THE
Moonshiners' Thursday night, The
Red Cross Nurse; Friday and Satur-
day nights and Saturday matinee.
The Cowboy Sheriff" The last NAM
ed is an entirely new production TO
Gennett audiences and being by the
author of Thorns and Orange Bios
sons it may we'll be predicted that
it is worth while. Special interest
will again center in the amateur
stunts, which will again be put on
Friday night. There are several of
these in prospect and the usual So in
gold will be given for the one the au-
dience deems best.
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Hunting for a needle in a haystack
is mere paStime to searching in New
York for a mans straw hat bearing
the union made mark. A man who has
done it is authority for the statement.
He is an ardent sympathfzer with the
labor unions and it is a ruling princi-
pie with him to wear nothing but I'M
ion made clothes. That is why he has
to explain why he is wearing last
springs derby during the hot months.
Derbies with the union label are easy
to find. but an examination in down
town office of over hundred exam
pies of head covering in straw from
almost as many dealers failed to dis
close one that bore the sign.-New
York Tribune.
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WILL ISSUE PAMPHLET
Morton Exercises to Be Put
Into Printed Form.

Since the unwilling of the Morton
monument the Rev. d. r. Lucas, sec
rotary of the Morton Monument COM
mission. has been kept busy settling
the bills incidental to the erection of
the monument and the unwilling cere-
monies.
The commission has yet to put
down a granitoid pavement about the
monument" said DR.. Lucas, "and two
bias reliefs are yet to be placed on the
monument. Both of these are being
made by Sculptor Schwartz at the
present time and will be completed
within the next three or four weeks.
II expect to publish the proceed
1ngs Of the day of the unwilling, to
gether with the history of the monu-
ment In pamphlet form. 1t vii. be
Swo months at least before the COM
mission will disband."
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HAGERSTOWM, IND.

Hagerstown. Ind. July 30-Born tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter on S. Per
ry street, Sunday evening. July %. a
baby girl. The little lady has been
christened Dorotha.
Miss Blanch Coffman entertained at
a house party last week Misses Joseph
inc Ulrich and Edith Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Cordell and Mrs.
Mary Willis spent Sunday with Mrs.
Willis's daughter and family at Moore
land.
John Brant and two sons returned to
their home at Youngstown, Ohio, Mon
day evening after a weeks visit with
his brother, Rastus Brant and family.
Mrs Porter Thornburg goes to Mid
dletown this evening Tuesday, to Wis
it during the fair. with her sister Mrs.
Tessie Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Burr of New
Castle were guests of Rev. and Mrs
W. E. Peirce, Sunday at dinner.
Miss Maud Neal was the guest of
Miss Iva WINNER over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Harter of Wal
ton. Ind. are guests of relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Fox attended the
funeral services of Merritt Ridge at
Greensboro. Monday morning.