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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning Service.

Prelude, ''Hozanna. tWachsl: an
them. They Have Taken Away My
Lard" (Stainer1: doxology and scrip
ture lesson; quartet, Christ the Lord
- Risen Today" fWilson); response;
olkArfory solo, "HossnnaH tGraIner};
Nj. Howard Duane BRYANT; sermon:
anthem. "Now is Christ Risen" (War-
ren; postude. Hymn Celeste tGrayt.
Evening Service.
Prelude, Toccata in G tDu Bois) :;
quartet, "As IL Began to Dawn"
{Hrck>: HYMN and Scripture lesson;
anthem. Regina Coeli tGiorza) re-
aponse: offertory quartet, Christ Our
PASSOVER fSehullng); sermon: an
tAem. ''Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day. {Buck); baptisn1ai service; post
1udA. ''Benedictione" IHollinsl-
Personal of quartet Soprano. Mrs.
1dlhn: A. Murphy: contralto, Mrs. Jas
Der L. Rowe, tenor. Mr.. Lynn Tucker.
2haYftone, Mr. III. Duane Bryant,
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CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH.
Morning

Organ voluntary, Beliini; anthem
Strike the Cyrobal (Pucitta); re-
Spouse, Jesus, Lover Of Ny Soul;
hymn. Christ, the God, Ia Risen To-
day; Gloria from DE Months
Mass" in hat, offertory, las 1t
Began To Dawn" tWilliams); quar-
tet, Miss Gwathnev. Mrs Warren,
Mr.. Gordon. MIR. Mnnnally. hymn,
Sing with All the Sons OF Morning
solo, There Is Green HIM. (Hol-
limsl. Miss Gwathney; hymn. Come
Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain; recess
sional, 'C;igoset."
Evening.
Organ voluntary, Ashford. an.
them. Christ Is Risen" (wilsonl /:
hymn, Another Dear Jerusalem
response, No. 7S1; Gloria from de
Months Mass" In r fiat; offertory
Jesus Of Nazareth (Danks) Quar-
tet. hymn, Then Thousand Times
Ten housand"; hymn. Carnations: re-
eessionai, RufTner.
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COLLEGE HONORS
DEAD GOVERNOR

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
DURHAM. n. c., April 5.--The big
United States flag on the campus of
Trinity College fioated at half mast
all day today as tribute OF respect
to Ex-Governor Charles Brantley Ay
cook, who dropped dead in Birming-
ham. Ala, last night. The death of
this man, North Cardinals greatest
educational Governor. is deeply
mourned by the faculty and students
alike, and the news was shock to
the entire college community this
morning.
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MORE THAN 5000
MINERS ARE AT WORK

LONDON. April 5.--More than 10000
miners were at work today. The men
are steadily returning to the pits and
II is believed that the end of the strike
IL In sight
II Il feared now that II the strike
continues the funds OF the coal miners
federation will be exhausted and the
union win distntegrate as the result.
Hundreds OF thousands of people who
are accustomed to spending the Easter
holidays at seaside and country resorts
are remaining In the cities this year
owing to the crippled train service
thorough the Kingdom.
The King and Queen and practically
every members OF the nobility are con-
tributing literally to the relief Of dis
tress among the millions out of work.
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OBITUARY
n. II. Turner.

Especial to Tao Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, April b.
q. r. Turner died at the home or
his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Carver,
Thursday morning In this city. OF
heart failure. aged seventy eight
years. Mr.. Turner was born near
Richardsville, Culpeper county. and
served faithfully under The Con-
federacy Before coming to this city
Mr.. Turner was superintendent of
the Hall mine. in Orange county. He
Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Mary
E. Turner. and six children. Mrs. j.
w. Carver. Mrs. Joe Fields and Edgar
Turner. Of this city; Willie and George
Turner. of Cuipeper county. and Mrs.
Smith. negro boy, aged ten. was
body was taken to Richardsville FRI
IaN
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WIN Plead Insanitx.

ROANOKE. VA. April 6.-Cour,
convened this morning at Salem In
the trial Of Joseph Raines for Il, q
murder OF Miss Eva Chambers last
January. A jury was selected and
evidence will begin at this afternoon's
session.
Attorneys for the defense announce
that they will plead insanity OF the
accused at the time of the killing,
When the indictment was read to
him Raines pleaded not guilty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06
SOCIETY GIRLS
TO GIVE CIRCUS

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Twenty
young society girls and an equal mum.
Der OF prominent society men are maxi
Ing ready to astonish friends with
hair-raising feats at a society per
Torrance for the benefit of the Wash
ington Diet Kitchen on April "a.
At least five debutantes will perform
on the trapeze; well-known army
girl will clectrify her audience by rid
ing bareback. while still another So
cial leader has promised to walk the
tight rope.
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Swims Swollen
River Rather
Than Take Dare

Especial to The Richmond yirginian,
ALTAvISTA, VA. April So. B.
Hooper. foreman OF Lane Bros. Co. s
machine shops. became a local hero
this week through swimming the
swollen Staunton river. There was
no reward or bet as an incentive for
the foolhardy feat, but a case Of not
wanting otake dare" The swim
mer accomplished the trick. but was
carried down the river half mile
before the opposite bank was reached.
He was accompanied by canoe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06
BROAD STREET METHODIST.
Morning

Osxan prelude; voluntary. They
Have Taken Away My Lord" anthem
Sx61Atner5: Gloria" from Stainer's
SEngnincat In r: offertory. Easter
SUVa solo with violin obligate
e4nonnod): Regina Coeii," festival
erts: fnai voluntary by Paoia
Evening.
Organ prelude; voluntary and pray
~ "a rosponse, "Gioria in Exceis.s''
s430u-sl; nfte DRY. Christ. Our Pass
4of {Tours}: voluntary. arranged
S00 "Ha1leiujah Chorus' tMes-
xS i: ..1Islisiujah. Christ IL Risen
s. 1SNDoF) organ postlude.
q - program will be repeated the
Wt19 Sunday. reversing the
ang and night services:
S2Z 5opranos Miss Viola pia-
8sJ 0AAtng soprano. Mrs Belle
1GRa i. C. crfsweli. Miss Inez
SIn Eta Godsey. Miss Irene
21 21fm Marie stuts. Altos.
M 11ss. Nrs. q. ". -,
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To Proven. shipment Of Calves.

WASHINGTON. D. C. April 1.-The
Transportation OF live calves under six
months old between States was con-
sidered by the Interstate Commerce
Commission today. DR.. Francis II.
Rowley. OF Boston, president OF the
Massachusetts, Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Animals. approved
bin to prevent this practice. while
s. II. Cowan. attorneys for the Cattle
Raisers Association, opposed IL.
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sutton Gots Verdict.

Especial to The Richmond VirginiAn.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, April 6,
A Jury In the Circuit Court OF Spot
sylvania. which has been trying the
case Of Montgomery Sutton. OF Stat
ford, against the Adams Express
Company. brought in q verdict exon.
Grating the company but awarding
Mr.. Sutton damages to the amount OF
$3.50 against II. g. Howard. who was
the agent Of the company at the
time disagreement too place
between the two men.
Judge Alvin T. Embrey represented
the express company and Frederick
w. Coleman acted az attorney for Mr..
Sutton.
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AsBURY PLACE CHURCH.

The following program will be rem
dered by the quartet choir:
Morning.
Awake Thou That Sieepest" ..,....
(Williams)
Come, Sing We Lord. Hosannas"
(Spence)
Christ Our Passover" tSchilling)
why Seek fe the Etving,-' ...-.-.-.
tBrown)
Evening.
The Heavenly Song ...........
Hamilton Gray)
Christ O IT Passover tSchiliing1
We Would See Jesus" .......
wv. II. Ailing)
Choir: Miss Charlotte Wheeler. So
plano; Miss Gladys Mallonnee. alto:
MIR, r. Il. Burton. tenor. Mr.. G. l..
Euhank. hass; Mr.. Percy w. Peay.
organist and director.
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Miss Mamie o. Wood.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINCHESTER. VA. April 5.--Miss
Mamie O. Wood. native OF Fred
crick county. Md, died here last
evening after a brief illness, aged
81 years. Miss Wood was a sister
Of Mrs. l.. Hammond, OF Luray. and
OF Edward Wood. manager OF tho
National Hotel. Washington.
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Mrs. John ". Prosscr.

Especial to The Richmond vtrginian.)
'4~ MT.~ArRY. N. C.. April Sat her
home near Cedar Forest. Pittsylvania
county. Va. Mrs. John w. Prosser.
agsd IS years, died recently. Mrs.
Prosser's maiden name was Annie A.
Bennett. She leaves husband and
one grandchiId. all Of her children
four boys and one girl--having pre-
ceded her to the grave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06
RaRTON HEIGHTS BAPTIST
CHURCH.
Morning Service

01OpNtHE etTtttC.
Voluntary. Gloria" tSeyfried)' an
tf,em .srhe King Of Glory Lo-
rAnse): ofYertory. "Onertoire" in (F
1 ~ Read: anthem. Now is Christ
03sen" (Ashford). postlude, IMPROVE
auLtion.
49, Evening Service.
~sVOluntary. "Canzonetta" d. r.
yfyt3nger): anthem, Christ. our
HnAsover" tHeyser): offertory. Mod l.
NSn4o" tBeethoven): anthem. Choir
!. Xnkelic' fHanscom) postlude. Inn
U4USfna tion.
Choir: Sopranos--Mrs. NJ. F..
4feefxe. Mrs W II. Bixby. Mrs f..
~ Ant. Altos-Mrs. b. W. Grubbs,
Mrx. r. NJ. Anderson. Tenors-T.
n. wilkinson. James Gemmell. Bases
w. H. Bixby. c. l., Bixby. Organ
ists-Miss Juliet Anderson. Director
w. III. Bixby
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Organ. Prelude from "Rebekah"
fBarnby); choir Come. Sing With
Exultation" tSpencer): choir, Now
Is Christ Risen From the Dead"
(Warren); organ. 'tSortie" tDunham).
Sopranos-Misses Matte Ellington,
Margaret dc Jarnette, Emily Adatr.
Grace Gilman. May Irwin, Marie
Koiner. Altos--Misses Hope Morgan.
Elizabeth Mosby, Lizzie Watts and
Mrs Charles Eubank. Tenors--
Messrs. Branch Morgan, George
Morgan and Joseph Call. Rasses-
Messrs Douglas Call. Louis Adair,
Blair Fits. Rolio Pussy and Loving.
organist and director-Juiien Quincy
Cole.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06

BARTON HEIGHTS n. f. CHURCH.
Morning

Noluntary~-Anthen, "Glory Be to
God tE. l.. Ashford; hymn; offer
tory, solo. Come. See the Place
Where Jesus Lay fHoratio w Par
kerr; hymn: sermon; hymn.
Night.
Noluntary--Anthem, GLORY BE r.
Hour" III. +. Danks); hymn; offer
tory. anthem, This is the Day
tSudds); hymn; sermon. hymn.
embers--Sopranos, Alma Camp
boil. Mary Campbell, Mrs. NJ T.
Strother, Marian Cooke: altos, Mrs.
w. /. Stockton, Mrs. Blunt; tenor. F.
S. Jones Sr.. rasses. w. /. Stockton,
Is. F. Jones. w. II. Cooke: director, II.
$, Jones' Sr.; organist Mrs. w. II.
Coaka.
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WilIiam Madi.on Myers.

Especial to The RICHMOND Vtrglnlan.J
WINCHESTER, VA, April o.
william Madison Myers, a prominent
young civil engineer, died at hiA
home here last night on the thirty
ninth anniversary of his birth. Mr..
Myers was member of an old Fred
erick county family and was in the
employ OF the State Highway Com
mission Mt the time Of his death. Two
sisters and three brothers are left.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06

WASHINGTON. April s-Routins
matters on the regular Wednesday
calendar engaged the attention OF the
House today. Among the bills passed
was the MCGUIRE measure amending
the laws relating to the allotment Of
lands among the Usage Indians. and
providing for the taxation under the
Oklahoma laws Of surplus lands OF
Osage aIiottees after the issuance OF
certificates OF competency
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Harry G. Wntttakrr,

Especial to The Richmond Virgfnian)
. -fssAisFNRD. sV4A~g April hillary
G.. Whitaker died Monday. He was
fifty years old and IL survived by his
wife and two dau~hters. Mrs. w. G.
Shurrlebareer, Of Princeton. w. Va.
and Mrs. Saunders. Of Radford. Burial
was in East Radford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06
ASTER MUSIC IN
THE CHURCHES

aborate Programs Arranged for the Glorious Season Fol
lowing the Period OF Fasting and Sacrifice Solosts IRON
Other Cit ASSIST Local MusioansSerNlces at Sacred
Heart Cathedral to be Nest mpress.veFne Selections
y AT Other Churches
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KING GEORGE.

Especial to The Richmond virginian n.
KING GEORGE, VA. April s.
Mrs. Rose T. Hunter. who has hccr
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eob-r,
Ioombs. IN Washington for the vast
two months. has returned 10 Kinp
George.
Miss Rosa Taylor will spend e. ste,
with her mother Mrs. Rose TAYLOR
at Riverside, Westmorelanl county. !
Mrs. Helen E. South is y guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Robert Haskins, In
Washington.
Miss Ellen Lewis is home from
Winchester tor the Easter fpifda "a
She has as her guest Miss Stella Dick.
inson.
Robert Fauntleroy, Of Washington
arrived here yesterday and will en-.
gage In farming on Mr.. Garnett's fint
farm, "Baber's Point" on the Poto.
mac.
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bout. Mrs. Emma Wallace. Mrs. r..
Puette and Miss Vela Walker Ten
ors: a. T. Samuels. DR.. E. Smith,
Or. w. T. Somers, Rev. c. W. Ray
and J. H. Johnson. Basses: T. q.
Ogburn W. II. Stith. q. T. Kramer.
Branch Dlnwiddie and E. b, Phil
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Venable Street Baptist--The pas
tor. Rev. J. r.. johnson, will preach
at both hours. In the morning he
will speak on THE Risen Life" AT
night his theme will be THE Story OF
a Weak Young Man. Sunday school
at $3.50 A. NJ. Young peoples meet
ing at o'clock.
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At the Grace Street Baptist church
there will be preaching At morning
and evening services by the Rev.
John II. Eager, D. D., OF Baltimore.
Md. At ii 4. NJ, subject. Death
The Best" At this service the ordi-
nance Of baptism will be admints-
tered.
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aEcoNp BAPTIST CHURCH.

Ora ded Sunday schoor at $3.50 A. NJ.
Qrxanized cla sses for men and women
N Or. e. NJ. Potest. president Furman
sGnivefsity. Greenville. S. c.. will con-
duct both morning and night services.
Choir selections:
Morning.
Orean prelude. Largo Maestoso'
and ssAilegro" from first Sonata tGuil
soantl; Awake Thou That Sleepest
flEaker); .'weicome Happy Morning
ffIosnre: cffertorv "Serenade' alag
Ill: offertory anthem. Now is Christ
Risens tWarren); organ postlude
Fump and Circumstance" tElgar).
Evening.
.Orxan prelude, "Jubilate Dec" fSil-
sxSfe;g Awake Up My Glory (Barn-
bN1: God Hath Appointed Day
fTours); offertory. Romance In
fx1chrnondD; ofertory anthem. Gloria
m Excelsis'' (yNilson): organ postiune
sfsrnnd Chorus Cui!mant.
The quartet choir Is composed o.
Mrs. r. " Gum. soprano: Miss Geiine
Nacponald. contralto; Lewis Cutchlns
tenor, and Norman Call. baritone. Or
ganist and director, Ernest Cosby
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06

At First Baptist church. Broad and
Twelfth streets, the pastor, Rev.
George W. Mcdaniel, d. D.. will
preach at both services. IL A. ". and 8
p. M.
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ST. PAuL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Morntno Serxjce

Professional, 1903 hymn (Suilivan):
Christ Our Passover Crotch: Gloria
Patri Crotch. Tie Deum (Hall King);
Jubiiate &C. W. Jordan; Introit, hymn
10 tSullivau); Kyrie Eleison q. b.
Fortayb; Gloria Tibi (B. Toursl; hymn
i22 tDr. CarmichaeD. offertory. II
Know That My Redeemer Liveth"---
Haileluiah Chorus tHanden: recess
sionaI. Ill hymn tRimbautD.
Evening Service.
Professional. lis hymn &c. I. Elvey) |;
Gloria Patri tcrotchl; Magnificent a..
c. Marks: Nunc Dimmittis e. C..
Marks); hymn 10 {Sullivan1; offer
tory. Thanks Be TO God" "a. Frey);
occasional. III hymn Il. Neander).
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Evening.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH.
Morning.

Organ: hymn: prayer; TIE Deum In
r tBoskerckl: responsive reading;
Gloria; Scripture lesson; oftertory.
The Lord Is Risen. Indeed"
tBracketp. sermon; anthem,
"Aileiuia, Hearts and Voices Heaven
ward Raise" fMarZo); hymn: post
Jude.
Evening.
Organ: hymn, Christ Is Risen
(Brackett): Scripture lesson. offer
tory, Unfold Ye Portals" fGounod) /:
sermon, Il VIII Lay Me Down and
Sleep: hymn: pc Jude
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Especial to The Richmond Virxinian. ,
CAPE CHARLES. VA. April g.
William Cambridge and Miss Marga-
ret Taylor eloped from Accomac and
were married by Rev. J. Franklin
Carey. pastor OF Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church. Salisbury. The
couple left for home on the noon
train to seek parental blessings.
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DunIap-Kcrr.

Especial 70 The Richmond virginian.)
LEXINGTON. VA. April ..--Miss
Mary Annie Kerr. daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. Gardner r. Ka~r, OF near
Lexington. was married Wednesday al
noon to Harry Alexander Dunlap. The
marriage was celebrated at the home
Of the brides parents In the presence
ora few relatives and friendR Rev.
D. N. Yarbro. pastor Of New Mon
mouth Presbyterian church. and
Rev. Dr.. p. "A. Psnick. pastor smeri-
tus. oflciAted.
The bridesmaids were Miss New.
man. Of Orange county; Misses Mar.
saret Dunlap. Mary Dunlap and Lula
Accorkle.
The best man waa Robert Dunlap,
Of Pocahoutas. w. Va, brother Of the
groom. The groosmen were Clarence
Dunlap. n. 3. Moore, Charles Kerr
and ecott Moore.
The p4rlor and dining room were
tastefully decorated. After Z Iecep-
ZION Mr. and NrA DuniA1 lsft for :
- - - e-s Sc
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SERVICES OF SPECIALINTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

Grove Avenue Baptist church
Preaching at morning and evening
services by the pastor. the Rev. w.
c. James, tn. D.
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ST. JAMES r. e.
Morning Service.

Christ. Our Passover, Lansing
Gloria. Garrett: re Deum. "rhom,
as IN 6; tuhilate. 6chilling; hymn
100: Gloria Tibi. Tours: hymn, li3
offertory, anthem: Christ BEING
Raised FROM the Dead" tSchnecker)
Afternoon Service.
Children's celebration.
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Leigh Street Baptist church. cor
ner Twenty-fifth and Leigh streets
John J. Wicker. pastor. ii A. NJ,
reception Of members: p. NJ. evan
gelistic services. Sunday school $40
A. NJ: c. o. Alley. superintendent
All welcome.
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Paramount Avenue Baptist church
The pastor, Rev. William r. Bur-
rell. will occupy the pulpit at both
hours Sunday. Special Easter music
will be rendered by the choir at
each service. Pastors morning sub
Ject- Back Again From the Dead"
Evening topic. Life Forevermore"
The ordinance OF baptism will be ad-
ministered at both services. B. Y. F.
Z. and Mems League at o'clock.
The pastor. DR.. Ryland Knight, will
preach at Calvary Baptist church
Sunday at IL A. NJ. Subject. The
Difference That Jesus Made" There
Will be a special Easter praise service
at p. NJ.
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morning ct II o'clock. Subject OF
sermon will b Unreaiity."
~THE MAN-OUR RISEN LORD"
ILLUSTRATED TALK TO MEN


The mems meeting at the associa-
ton building Sunday afternoon will
be Of unusual interest. and In strict
keeping with the spirit Of the season.
Rev. ]. II. Eager. who Is familiar with
the Holy Land because OF personal
visits thereto, VIII address the meet
ing: his subject, THE Man-Our
Risen Lord" The address will be u
Illustrated by stereopticon views from
famous paintings. The meeting will
open at $3.50 o'clock. and with SER
vice Of illustrated songs. Men.
whether members Of the association
or not, are cordially invited to attend
the meeting.
~Risen and Assembled"
The Boys Study Afternoon Club
will meet at $3.50 in the boys rooms.
the meeting opening promptly with
an illustrated song service. Genera
Secretary Mckee will give the fourth
Of a series Of illustrated talks on
the theme with the Man of Galilee,''
the special subject for tomorrow at
ternoon. Easter Sunday. being Risen
and Assembled" Stereopticon views Of
famous paintings will be thrown upon
a large screen by an 500 candlepower
lantern. The boys like pictures, and
you should hear them sing. The
meeting will be for boys only. two
years Of age and over.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-06

6Arvicss will BE- held IN Frs
Church = Chs1se oe1eaetsk SUNDAY
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Randolph Street Baptist church.
The regular services will be held on
Sunday. preaching morning and night
by the pastor, Rev. W. f. Robertson.
THE Resurrection" viii be the subject
at the morning hour. with special
music by the choir. Evangelistic SER
vices at night The b. Y. =. U. will
meet at o'clock.
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Park Place Methodist church. OPP
posite Monroe Park on Franklin street
Rev. Walter Greenhow Parker will
preach at II A. NJ. and p. NJ. Morn
ing subject: IAN Eventful Day." Even
ing subject, "Christ's Request OF The
Blind Man" Services in the lecture
room. Public welcome
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Church Notico.
The Easter eervices at Asbury Place
NJ. e. church. Sunday. April It'll, will
be conducted by the pastor, the Rev.
l.. T. Williams. Subject Of the morn.
ing sermon will be, THE Living
Christ" Evening. "Erasing Spot and
Smoothing Wrinkles" A very cordial
welcome Is extended to all.
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Emmanuel Baptist church, corner
Fifth and Leigh streets, Il. Lacy Hoge,
pastor--T'reaching Sunday morning
and night by the pastor. Subject for
ii A. NJ. THE Resurrection Of the
Body: at s p. NJ. IAN Illustrated
Easter Sermon" Preparation meeting.
3 A. M; Sunday school, $3.50 A. M:
prayer meeting. Wednesday. s p. NJ.
The ordinance OF baptism will be ad-
ministered Sunday at the p. NJ.
service. The public is invited to all
services.
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Highland Park Methodist church
Preaching by pastor. Rev. Daniel T.
Merritt. II A. NJ. subject: "Christ's
appearance to the Disciples on Their
Way to Emmaus." s r. NJ. THE
Crucified Becomes the Conqueror.
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Centenary Methodist church
Where Are Our Dead" will be DR..
Young's subject at night at Centenary
Methodist church. Morning subject:
THE Power OF An Endless Life"
Beautiful Easter music.
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First Unitarian church. Floyd ave.
nue. and Harrison street-Rsv. Alex.
ander +. Bowser. minister. subject
for Sunday. April Z. The Resurrec-
tion 81 Jesus and tn Lesson for Us"
Services at II o'clock. All sests fres.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-05-30
DOES THE: BUSINESS.

! Al modest printer I'M an; exchange
4'esTST-r--y 'N----~'-~'> enarY pgiltedain this
office is giving the best OF ssa>-.-so ~
tom. Last week we printed 100 state7'
ments for man and by their, aid. Me-
collected small fortune. Two,monttlss
ago a man bought of us. some note
paper and envelopes and now he ia
married. Another young nam STOLE
some of our paper to make cigarettes
and now he is dead. Az Young lady
got some of our paper to, ouri her
hair on and now She has a heau-. We
have only few packages OF this Rind
in stock BY using our stationen$
every person can. collect old accounts
tell futures, make naipS. change the
color of your hair, extract teeth with
out pain; if. you are married keep
tab on your husband, find out If he is
really detained from home on busi-
ness; If YOU are unmarried find out
the name Of your future husband or
wife, be- successful in business, be
elected to office. Give us a call"