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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-10
JERRY PORTER
SPEAKS About MAN THE KIND
rs GOD SOUGHT
Tells of Wonderful Feat Of American
People in settling Peacefully Race
Question.

Clinton, Ky, Oct. 11.-(special. }
Jerry NJ. Porter, by invitation OF
the local committee. delivered the
welcome address of the wnite people
OF Clinton to tn Colored Baptist Green
Valley association. IN session at Gin
ton, last night. The church. which
was flied to overiowing with peop,e,
white and black, to hear the address.
A number of white Democrats occu-
pied the stand with Mr.. Porter The
.tliress was delivered In Mr.. Porter's
characteristic style OF wit and humor
pathos and thought. lie took for his
subject Find Me a Man"
Mr.. Porter said IN part that in
olden times when God sent His
prophets out to find Him man, He
nowhere said find me Jew, nor and
me a Gentle, nor find me a Negro.
But always said find me a man, a
man of truth, a man of Judgment. a
man OF moral power and religious
strength.
He said the American people had
astounded The world in being able In
only, forty years TO settle the greatest
race question known in history, be-
tween the master and his slave. so
satisfactorily that they are living free
in perfect peace under the same flag
OF their country. Why, he said Il
took Moses forty years, by direct help
OF God AMI the burning bush, 70 get
away from the Egyptian masters OF
his people and he got only forty miles
from them in forty years and then
had 20 continue. warfare in the
promised land such as would shock
the intelligence of modern ciyiliza.
ton to lis very foundations were such
thing 10 he going on today.
Mr.. Porter advised the negro 20
educate himself. TO stand for virtue,
for morals. and then TO get a religion
and join a church. And that In local
in all kinds of public morals
and civic improvements to first learn
how the best element of white people
stood, irrespective OF politics. and
then stand shoulder TO shoulder with
he best people for all pubic good,
and the results would be a fitting
,iimax TO all the race problems that
have In any way pestered the people
or the past horty years or more.
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Charming Linen shower for Miss
Decker.

Mrs. George Langstaif. Jr.. was the
hostess at prettily planned and
'charmingly informal Linen Shower
this morning at her home, 731 Ken.
lucky avenue. in honor OF Miss Helen
Decker. whose marriage to Mr.. James
Calhoun Rieke will take place on
next Wednesday.
The house was attractively decorat-
ed. the wedding colors. pink and
white, being emphasized throughout.
The guest OF honor received standing
under a wedding bell from which was
suspended a parasol OF white and
pink. The dainty linen souvenirs
were showered from the parasol. A
delightful buffet luncheon was served
In the white and pink motif.
The guest list included besides
number OF Miss Deckcr's most intl-
mate friends among the young girls
and the married element, the follow
ing out-of-town guests;
Mrs. Walker Butterheld, OF Battle
Greek. Mich; Mrs. John Howell, Of
Mt Holly. n j.; Mrs. Edwin Il. Bew-
10y. Of Fort Worth, Texas; Mrs. Bag
by. OF Georgia; Miss Hudson. OF Louis
VILE; Miss Smith. OF Chicago; Miss
Patton. Of Virginia; Miss Irene Faaris
OF Hickman; Miss Jessie Hopkins, OF
Georgia.
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In Circuit Court.

Judge Reed and Commonwealth q
Attorney Loyett were both abscDs
from court today. having a speaking
appointment In Marshall county, and
Judge James Campbell presided as
special judge and County Attorney
Aben Barley looked after the prose
BUTTONS. They made splendid team
and the business OF the court was
transacted with little loss OF time.
Tom Baker. tho one-armed negro.
who was charged with taking a pistol
away from Harry Bedford. another
negro, ana keeping II. was sentenced
to two years In the ponitentlary.
Arthur Breedlove was sentenced TO
two months In Jail on a petty larceny
charge.
John johnson. charged with mali
cious cutting. was sentenced to six
months In Jail
VIII Wickliffe. 4 white boy. who
gave Groenvilie as his home. was sen-
fenced 20 Ave years in the peniten-
tiary his morning on a charge OF
The jury IN the VIII fiornsby case
is sti.i out AMI unless a verdict Is
reached will not be dismissed until
Monday. The jury has never report
ed 20 the court. but when sent for
yesterday by Judge Reed the foreman
reported that no vcf8ct had been
reached and gave Il as his opinion
that none would be. hnt on account
OF the importance OF the case Judge
Reed decided that they should be kept
together until aonday.
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,nssionary conferenoc "Opens.

New Orleans, La, Oct. 10.-Thc
introductory meetings Of the interna-
tionai missionary convention OF the
Church of Christ began here yester-
day. About 1000 delegates were in
the city when the meetings began
and many more were expected to ar
rive during the day. The first bust
ness OF the day was the annual meet
ing of the Christian Woman's Board
of Missions. of which Mrs. Anna n.
Atwater, OF Indianapolis. Is acting
president.
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IN METROPOLIS


Mrs. James Andrews. who has been
making a trip with her husband. Is
home with her sister, Mrs. J. Lowe,
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hilgeman
and daughters. Misses Lydia and LOIS,
have returned from pleasure trip to
ST. Louis.
VIII Kraper, Henry Rampendalph
and willis Ward are pleasure seeking
in st. Louis this week.
Ballard, Flanagan. and wife are In
st. Louis this week.
Word has been received OF the
death Of Cal LONG, former resident
OF Metropolis, at Seattle, Wash. and
his body will arrive here for burial
next Tuesday, October 10.
Mrs. W. II. Kraper. sr.. and Miss
Lou Kraper are in st. Louis this week
w. II. Roberts Is attending TO bust
ness in st. Louis this week in connec-
ton with the new bank building.
Joe shelton and family have NOV ID
here from Arkansas to reside.
Mrs. Allan Con and Mrs. VIII
Rhody have returned from a visit to
relatives at Goiconda.
Or. Orr Is visiting his old home at
Nayfield, Ky.
Dave letter has opened his oyster
parlor for the season. He will serve
you in elegant style and In any shape
OF will deliver to your residence raw.
He has now good supply OF extra
fine oysters.
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Church Notes.


A protracted meeting will begin al
Tenth street Christian church sum
day morning, October II. and con-
tinue each evening through the week
Services Will begin at 1890 p. m
You are cordially invited To- attend
these. services.
AT a conference of Sunday school
workers II was decided that Paducah
ought to be represented by at least
enc delegate 10 the Kentucky State
SUNDAY school convention at Newport
KY. and Rev. w. f. Bourquin was
selected as tie proper person to rep
resent McCracken county. In order
70 defray his expenses each Sunday
school Is requested to make a free
will Offering next Sabbath and leave
the amount with Mr.. Harry Hank
212 broadway. early next week.
The woman's Home Mission so
ciety of the Fountain Avenue Meth
odlst church, will meet Monday even
ing with Mrs. d. T. Davis at o'clock
at her home. 1909 Monroe street
The Home Mission society of ths
Broadway Methodist church and th'
Fountain Avenue Methodist church
will observe the Week of Prayer fol
Home Missions" with service at ths
Broadway Methodist church on Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday after
moons at 3 O'Clock.
Tomorrow is rally day at the FRS
Presbyterian Sunday school.
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GIRL BRIDE Nor pIsMAYEp.

Augusta. Ark, Oct. 10.-Charles
Stafford. 30. was arrested here and
taken TO Little Rock by Depu,y
Sheriff Reinheardt. charged with in
ticing a minor to elope. The lady
was Miss Ellen Mckinley, of Little
Rock. After stafford was arrested
he secured a license by swearing the
girl was over is, and married her.
1t is claimed that the girl Is not f6.
She returned with her husband and
the officer, saying she would make I
all right with the old folks and keeb
her husband out of jail.
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TaE LOCAL NEWS

DIR, Gilbert, os,eopath, 44o "a
broadway. Phone .lss.
Visit Pages short order restau-
rant. 123 South Second.
New ce.ery, thfee stalks FOR 10
cents. and grapes rs cents per basket.
Linen markers for sale at this
office
Forms for real estate agents Tor
Gale at this ONCE.
The sale OF wall paper at half
price stlll continues az Kelly 4 UNI
bargh's. 32i Kentucky avenue. Both
phones COS.
Veterinarians, Farley & Fisher,
1916. old: 35i. new. Hospital s29
South Third.
Linen markers for sale at this
Office
ALI kinds OF fall bulbs: also re-
liable lawn grass seed at Brunkon's,
$40 broadway
--Eresh oysters at Blederman's. on
Seventh street.
City subscribers. 20 Tho Daily
Sun who wish the delivery OF their
papers stopped must notify our col
lectors or make the requests direct
10 The sun Office. No attention will
be paid 10 such orders when given
70 carriers Sun Publishing Co.
Attend Mrs. Il. X. Mills supple
menlary millinery opening at 31e
Broadway Monday and Tuesday next.
Manicuring. hairdresslng. scalp
treatments and massasing. lola
Fisher. eii Kentucky. phone 1852.
Linen markers for sale at this
once
New goods just arrived al Bieier
mans. on Seventh street.
Flower potsl Flower pots' Any
size. delivered In any quantities. N.
J. Yopp Seed Co. Phone 2f3.
---Ssw sorghum. Graham flour. pie
Filings. cranberries. kraut. new dried
fruit. four d.neren, kinds Of maca-
ronl. maekere.. peanut butter. mince
meat. eltson. lemon peel, ain pickles.
raislns. Holland herring. rice aud lots
OF other good things at Biederman's.
ON Seventh street.
New celery. three Stalks for 10
cents. and grapes is cents per basket.
---Aiembers OF Manchester Grove
will meet tmorrow afternoon az $3.50
with the W. o. W. az Thirteenth and
Trlmb.c streets to nnveil monuments
in Oak Grove.
IA treat to hat buyers Will be
Mrs. Y. r. NILS supplementary MILL
merry opening next Monday and Tues
day at sis Broadway.
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The G. c. and w. Team.

The c. o. and w. football team has
games booked with Mayfeld. Murray,
Hopkinsville and Paris. Tenn. The
exact dates Of these games have not
been decided on yet. The new suits
for the team have arrived and win be
donned next week in practice. Some
hard work viii be done In next weeks
practice preparatory TO the game with
the II. A. G. team Wednesday, octo-
Der 81 The p A. G. team will be IN
the best of condition for the game and
are confident they will win from the
strong c. G. and W. team. t
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German.

EvANGELICA1-The Rev. Will
liam Bourquin, pastor. The pastor
will return early tomorrow morning
and will hold the regular services.
The Rev. Bourquin IS attending q
Sunday school convention at Newport.
LUTHERAN-The Rev. William
Grother, pastor. Morning sermon
will be in the German language. Serv-
ices will be held In the afternoon at
the German church at Lone Oak
Evening subject: Praying for Gods
Cause
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-10

Mountain and Rolled Until It Filled
the Whole Earth" The Rev. G.. W.
Banks Will preach in the evening. DR..
Sullivan will preach at Lebanon
church near Florence station at 3 p.
IN. e.t4
MISUNDERSTANDING Rev. y.
p Lewis, pastor. Sunday school al
$3.50 o. M. Preaching at 1896 a.
m. and 1880 y. m. Morning subject:
Gross Bearing" Evening subject:
Three Facts"
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The notice of the members OF the
various unions OF the city Is called
to the special sermon tomorrow
night at Grace charch on TRUSTS and
Farmers" This is the second OF a
series OF timely sermons planned by
the mon OF the church for the Sunday
nights during October, and the unions
are especially urged to be present TO-
morrow night.
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Groom Well Known.

Invitations have been received here
TO the wedding OF Mr.. Wallace Kirk
patrick and Miss Ida T.. Goodwin, at
Riverside. Cal. Mr.. Kirkpatrick lived
here all his life until four years ago.
when he went west. He Is the uncle
of Mrs. Linus L. Roof.
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In SOCIAL CIRCLES


Mrs. Johanna stuck. a1os North
Sixth street. eutertalned Thursday
with a large dinner at'her home In
honor OF her elghty-eighth birthday.
Mrs Stuck is one OF the pioneer citi-
zeDs Of Paducah. as she removed 10
Paducah when she was IS years old.
and has lived in Paducah for 20 years.
Fifty OF her friends and relatives
were present and extended congratu-
lations 10 their hostess.
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Episcopal.

CRACE--The Rev. David c
Wright. rector. Holy communion a
1870 a, m. Sunday school $3.50. Mr.
Vincent Salyo. superintendent. Morn
ing prayer and sermon at 1915
Subject: "The Slnlessness of Christ.
Evening prayer and sermon 1880 pm
Subject: 'fMlcah on Trusts and Farm
ers." this being the second of a serleI
Of timely sermons planned for by thu
men OF the church for the Sunday
nights OF October
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NEWS OR COURTS


The docket In police court this
morning was: Breach OF peace
Nora Carver and LILLE Fake. dis
missed Breach of ordinasce--H.
Hayden and Joe Peter. dismissed;
l.. Rice. coIored. IS aud costs; Frank
Bradford and Frank Williams. co..
ored, IS and costs each.
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swc,t .Taters and .rossnms.

There were 'possnm. three OF ZEN,
on a bench al the market for a short
time this morning. but the owner
found ready purchasers at 80 cents
apiece for all OF them within q few
minutes after he displayed them on
his bench. There were plenty OF
sweet "taters7 for sale
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Mrs. ]. p. House and little sol
Wiley. OF Franklin, are visiting he
son, Mr.. W. ID. House.
Miss Allne Baker. OF St. Louis
will arrive next week to attend thu
wailace-Lattlmore nuptials Thursday
While here Miss Baker WIFI be The
guest OF the Misses Rosebud and LII
liam Hobson.
Miss Jessie Brassfeid, OF Green.
Vile. Tenn. Is the guest of Mr. ana
Mrs. John Graham, Of Grahamyille.
Ali. and Mrs. I'd Clancy. of Mount
Pleasant. Ia, have returned TO their
home after. a visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Adam Temple, of Maxon Mills.
Mrs. bessie Baldry. Of Chiekasha
Okla. and Miss Elva Jones. OF the
Hiukleville road. are guests of Dr.
and Mrs. 3. z. Holland, OF Graham-
vile.
Mrs. Nettle Herbert and Mr.. VIII
Graham. OF Blodgett, No.. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham, OF Ora
hamville
Little Miss Ella Puryear Hubbard
the daughter OF AR. and Mrs. samuel
IT. Hubbard, sfi Jefferson : street
who has been III from malarial fever
for the past week. Il better today.
Miss AdIne Morton who has beer
visiting IN Louisville en- route from
North Carolina, will arrive home OF
Monday.
Mn IIi.drey Hall. S25 Madison
street, who has been III Of malaria. q
better today
. Mr.. David FlournOy returned from
st. Louis this morning to spend Sun
day with his family.
Miss vIrgie Greer has returned
from a visit to her sister at Enid
Okla.
supt. A. II. Eean. OF the Louisville
division OF the Illinois Central. wa.
here last night -.L
Mrs. II. s. Thixton, 1740 Cla!
street. went to Murray 20 attend th'
meeting Of the Nayhe.d Presbttery.
Louie. the little son OF Mr.. ans
Mrs. NJ. l.. Mayhugh. OF Ala Madison
street. left this morning for Danvill'
to attend the deaf and dumb 1nsti
tnte.
Mr.. T. L. Roeder. deputy city jailer
returned early this morning from
Louisville. where he attended tn
funeral of his mother, Mrs. ]. A. Roe
der, who died suddenly at her home
Clerk 81 Malinski. on the Paducal
and CAIRO line, went TO Cairo thi
morning on business.
! Fireman Noah English. OF No.
fire station began hts weeks vacation
this morning.
4 Mrs. W. v. Eaton. OF 1896 Broad
way. is IN.
Mrs. c. +. Couts and Mrs. J. e
Atkinson. of Clarksviile. Tenn. arr
visiting their mother. Mrs. william
Hay, OF 739 Broadway. 81
Master Adam Augustus leaves to
night for St. Aloyslus college. Fay
ctteville, Ohio. accompanied by hi
mother.
Mr.. G. G. Kelly will leave tomor
rom at noon for Bowling Green
whore he will go as n delegate OF thu
Mangum lodge OF odd Fellows.
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The Board OF Pubic Works and
city Engineer will inspect the con-
crete sidewalks and combined curb
and cutters on North Fourth street
north Of Cay street, work done by
Contractor George w. Katterjciln. on
next Tuesday afternoon, October 13.
1905, az $40 O'Clock.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BY L. F. Kolb. Secretary.
L. A. Washington, City Engineer.
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Notice w. q w.

All members of Jersey camp No,
10. Woodmen OF the World. are re-
quested 10 be present at their hall
Sunday afternoon at u m. to ar
range for and take part in their IN
yelling at Oak Grove cemetery.
GEO. r. BROADFOOT. Clerk.
NJ. CROSS, G. O. ].
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Notice.

All members of Evergreen Grove
No. 10. w. c.. are requested to be at
Oak Grove cemetery at . O'Clock sun
day afternoon TO nnveil the monu-
ment Of Mrs. Lillian Thomas Tryor-
Those wanting to-march q the ceme-
terry Will please meet at~thirteenth
and Trimble streets. f
!, signed; LEoNA HALL, Clerk.
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Christian Science.

Services at IL a. m Sunday school
ut 9:f5 n. m. "Wednesday at 7:i5
p. m. Three Links" building. Fifth
street and Kentucky avenue. Room
second floor. Public cordially melted
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Sniis Flied.

Henry Galiman fled suit In circuit
court against me Illinois Central Rail
road company for s13215. which. Il
lis alleged. was due A. S. Richardson.
an emp.oye. and assigned TO the plain
tin. but payment refused by the rail-
road company.
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Cumherland PRESBYTERIAN.

FERST-The Rev. ID. w. Fooks,
pastor. Owing to the Mayield Pres
bytery being in session at Pleasant
Grove no services will be held at the
church tomorrow.
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Tnof Club.

The Toof club was organized last
evening at the home of Miss Gertrude
voight. 400 South Fourth street.
Music was enjoyed and delightful re-
served.
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Roman Catholic.

ST. FRANCES DE SALES - The
Rev. Father Jansen, pastor. High
mass at 1890 o'clock. vespers at
/. 1880 In the evening.
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G. G. Vessels and Nina l.. Woods.
Robert Middleton and Georgia
Cooper.
Charles Steven wurth and May
Poat.
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AGENTS wanted for new KeTo-
sene Incandescent Mantle Lamp;
brighter than gas or electricity; fif-
iteenth cost; rapid seller: big profits.
Continental Co., s35 Broadway. New
York.
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Miss Lydia West. OF Az South
Fourth street. has returned from a
visit 10 Chicago. p
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Two.Ycars-oId Rose PLANTS

For fall planning. AT 1875 cents at
Brunson's cut rate sale Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at 52s Broad
way.
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PRACTICAL bookkeeping. Gregg
shorthand aud touch typewriting sue
cessfuAy taught day and night at Pa
ducah Central Business Col.ege. Over
100 placed in positions in Paducah
alone. ~
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Az Brunson's cut rate sale on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday OF this
week az 52s Broadway.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Horae and
buggy. Standard bred mare. thor
Ioughly sound and reliable. Top buggy
In best condition. Old phone 1883.
G32 Husbands street.
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1ATTHE CHURCHES
Presbyterian.

KENTUCKY AVENUE The Rev.
J. r. Henry. pastor. Morning sub
Jet; IAN Aggressive Christianity j."
Evening subject: "The Principle Yer,
sus Policy" The Christian Endeavor
win meet at $50 O'Clock.
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Christian.

' FrRsT'-The Rev. S. B. Moore, pas
tor. Morning subject: How Shall
We Know Them Of Grapes OF Thorns
and Figs of Thistles" Evening sub
ject: The Only Safe Mirror to Con.
suit" Sunday school at $3.50 O'Clock.
TENTH STREET.-THE Rev. c. r.
Jackson. pastor. Sunday school al
.: 80 sharp. All members of the
school urged TO be there. This viii
be another rally Day" Communlou
at l0:i5. Preaching at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. st
This is the beginning of a series OF
meetings and win be CONTINUED each
evening through the week. Services
at 1870. Preaching by the Rev. G
Z. Jackson. All members of the
church. urged TO come and bring theil
friends.
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RAILWAY Mail Clerks. postofiice
Iclerks, carriers wanted. Examin-
atoms here November 18th. Prepar-
alton free. Franklin Institute,
Rochester. y. Y.
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LOST-Between Fifth and Clark
streets and the Broadway Methodist
church a box containing six dark hair
paffs. Finder VIII please ,oave sarne
at this Office.
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Str. Bette Owen Fery

For Information apply to A. J. Hogan.
~ Waiting-room.
40 Kentucky avenue, Phone 7s7.
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Methods.

THIRD STREET.-THE Rev. II. b.
Terry. pastor. Morning subject:
"Faithfulness." Evening subject:
Photography Character Study" sun
Iday school at $3.50 o'clock.
FOUNTAIN AvENUE--The Rev
la. w. Banks, pastor. As the new
church is not completed no services
will be held tomorrow.
The Sunday school of the Fountain
Avenue Methodist church Will not
meet tomorrow as was expected on
account OF some delay in work on the
new building. but there Will be sun
day school In the basement on sun
day morning, October is, at $3.50
o'clock. At the first session all the
classes will be reorsanized and as
signed to their places, II Is expected
every teacher win be In place. The
work on the new building will be
complied about November 1. and the
'openlng will occur on November s,
under the direction of Bishop Hoss
of Nashville, Tenn.
BROADWAY-The Rev. G. T.
Sullivan. pastor. Morning subject:
''The Stone That Was Cut Out Of the