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none- n n pastor. rn~rs wfn -
rerN,c~s IN tnir cnurch this <<.n1zU-
sancAy tie rcEular s<rxtc.< slll - ne11
a 1859 q m ana T-to ,. m. "a ukt<n
tiHi-s a large number - ne converts -
the Sunday ne~tinE- wfn - rr><lveA
into the church Converts have b><n ~
oetNed every erentng ths we>k- TIE
eSangsiistie meetings a. this churcA u<u
probably coutfnus every evening ami
next Friday. sunday school n. {. Lsoa-
hart. superintendent. d m
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nroadsat. between FirEinia ara zane
rtrsefa Pastor. Frederick o. Ross
Easter SUNDAY regular services wlll
b. hsif rf 20 n1 q short sermon
to BE- delivered ~ ere pastor. after
whieh barflsnlai service and reception
- r1snhers Suitable Faster music WI
b. FURNISHED ~ ne choir a. 40 o m
ne pastor uiii conduct TIE service. a.
sisted BY Rev James Johnson. fannIi-
iariv known a. Uncle Jimmy" sunday
school VII 10 held ~ O'Clock in ths
Afternoon aud Epwurth league ~ e. p
u. Al members and rev converts ere
cordially invited 90 attend aii ne acrv-
ICES. The revival meetings vii con-
tinue In the church Tuesday. wednesday
and Thursday % next week
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"Christs Appeal 90 the Human Res
son viii b. ne sermon theme q the
Rev. Howard A. Pcass next Sunday
morning 81 ~ o'clock ~ the board 81
trnde assembly hau. The public is cor
daily invited
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Vance Memorial Church.

Vance Memorial Presbyterian church
Services at IL a. m. and 1910 .. m
Morning subject. Death or Dawn"
Sunday school at s:f5 a m: Young Peo-
pies meeting at p. m The choir will
render special Easter music at both
morning and evening services. Prepara-
tory services wednesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings OF next week at 23O
y. m. ana communion service on Sab
bath. April IL.
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ChrfEt Luth.ran chnrch

Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
heiFhts. mozart. rev. o. g. snyder. pes
Tor Easter sunday. sunday school at
t.ao A. OIL. chief service Win holy com
munion at 1890 a. u.. evening service al
~ oc.pcf ON next Thursday. APRIL
4lth. ne Ladies circle 0f the church urIII
serve dinner and supper boz bdd Fellows
hsll, corner ~ Twelfth and Chapl ne
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First Christian Church.

First Christian church. w. y. Fields.
pastor-Bible school. $3.50 a. m, r. p.
Truxen. superintendent: communion,
1875 a. m; preaching. II a. m: chill
dren's service. , p. m; Christian En-
deaNor. Gas y. m: evening service. 7:45
y. IN. Preaching services every evening
during the week excepting Saturday
Every evening there are those being re-
ceived into the church who Joined dur
Ing meetings at tabernacle and also
others coming. The attendance at the
been large
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Christ seisntis.

4. O. L. W. auditorium. fIfs Caap-
line street-services SUNDAY Al n a.
m. subject % lesson. "Unreaiity-
Wednesday. testimonial meeting az : D.
M same address. Reading room cpen
daily. except Sunday ana legal holidays.
from ~ m 60 O. ma. fot schmuibach
building The public a. invited 20 wilt
our reading room and attend our asrv-
Ices
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Easter will be observed IN the B~n-
wood NJ y church Wit hspeciai music
q sermon by the pastor. Rev. = n Hart.
subject The Living Redeener.- and
the reception OF the largest number into
membership ever taken into this church
at any one time. The Sunday school
Will meet at $50 a m Persons WISH
ing 20 study the Bible will IND q well
come and help here. In the evening the
Epworth league will meet st O'Clock
The pastor will preach at s;ts. The tab
ernacie song books win be used az an
services.
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Latter uny 1alnts church. corner o.
school 90 20 m Easter services 90
start - 10 r. ~. followed ~ c1u1ruuniun
tl1r- " p Thomas VII prearH IN fhs
rNfrfnn
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Island end ~ the steel bridge thr
Rev. Jacob HritfinFharl. rector The
serv'res f0r Easter fay Will he - fr .
holy communion. $50 % m SUNDAY
school 1880 m. rnIr .HumurIun. 81
. m. public baptism. 1o . Co.,. even
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church - christ H~arns Taheruaris
building Lrr1e day services ~ 20 n N
Hlnis lesson vii BE- ths len rharfrr on
faf Curriufr farn Turnrnunfnn asrrf~s
on Is All welcome
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IN Bible scheoi stt-n6ance- Morr.nE
~orsh.p. le-se = N Bapti-u.i ssrxtos
stl opea the hour % worship. SPECIAL
Easter music. TIE Heart % rhe Oos-
pei 10 the th~rne 20 the morning The
Lords supper viii follow ths serNiceL
The hand q church Fellowship win -
SVEN % al ~ao have recently united
with the church.
Emmanuel mission. 21T Eor street.
and Calvary mission. Broadway and
Maryland streets. have Bible school se--
sions az ?. m Evening worship. s:5o.
Alive Prem the DEAF IL the thought
special music Rsptismai service. Let
everyone giving Baptist preference at
tend me services on Sunday. Welcome
To all who wisn TO worship with us
Special evangelistie meetings will con-
tinue next week. each evening at ESQ
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NaHNH 7 N..HN HH m
Hrsr| n Decker n IirIefInr D. rsriar.
''rrF H Council r. frranaa O.
.'H.'rr. IufrurN. a Knrufr Wn
.Iff p Errrr1r r r.asrIsr 81 Manic
rau. rIraraa r urrre# 100 Do
L.Irr. ' rrruraHn. q EeraaI r.4H.ss
.I-Hafer
Tr.Hfs r7r-I-- n wwe- WIZ Zar
I.fa
NIrrf farrrH H.arrr WaHr ffrar-
" Hfr.r 500. EHrH .rr
as".rf fnsare rr-rHrrff 0yrrEs~
Weren't uusra
f|.ra. far So gaHraa Ea~ U-~ar.-s
'.r WH-uarrf MIMI
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Hope II u. Church.

Hope NJ. Z. ehuerh. n. W Flanagan.
pastor-sunday school. s:45 a m:
preaching service. 1o:45 a m: class
service. y. m; preaching service. 5 ?.
m Let every member and all who de-
sire to come In the church be present.
New members will be received at both
morning and evening services.
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FIRST Presbyterian Church


I Chapline and Thirteenth streets. Rev.
W. A. Cook. u. D.. minister-Services at
/ 1890 a m and 1880 p. m: 1890 a m.
the Lords Supper and reception OF new
members: $50 p. m. svangelistic serv-
Ice: Sabbath school and Bible classes at
I s:i5 a. m. Island school. Meyers hail.
at p. m: Memorial Chapel school
Eigh tenth street. at $40 .. m. The
tabernacle hymn books will be used at
all the services
rendered.
6T organ YSTylss Easter Ey rsn.
Anthem-"ln the End Of the sabbath"
solo a. II, - l-apslng
Solo ana Chorus-''A New Heaven ana
New Earth CHoiy city, ........ Oaui
Mr. John Acker
Chorus or Charity Rossini
my Heart Ever Fai,bfai' I oair OF i PsS-
Miss Caroline IRr-sr6fs;sI.. > Bach
chorus Unfold. " Portals Everiast-
lng" Redemption .......... Gourod
solo. Mrs. GRAY.
personnel Of choir.
~9rranos- Mrs.. -. o. Devries. Mrs.
Miss caroline Brandfass. Miss Maris
israndtass Miss Martha Craver. Miss
Eiya Franks Miss Doris Gihson.
Cornish. Miss Martb. iorsi.y. Mit 80 Va a.
T,nors PROT : y Erins. NJ Joseph
Horw 0pi. Mr.. Paul Wells
Hasr0r Mr John Arksr. NJ Albert
,'srer. Mr.. car s~rafenHsrE. SIR }. q
.aiss Nsus Ebeins. orranist
Mr' Flora \ Williams. director
second Prssbytsrisn Church.
Anthem aT-e Ea.'.- sun.h.n.
Hr~akT AEnfr. 1872 90 srnnr-ksr
Tenor colo 'THs HssHr-~-tior
Morn ........ ..... prf-sv
NJ Rrt'n-on.
Arm on -Cr-ist Oar rassrvs--
...... rl-~su Spencer fIoyd
Ess-.-r service
trtfsm christ De- Riser F-rr
ffa DEED" 'fariss " rrrr~fs
Anthem Aware TraH rraf E~-r
go ........ WIIar F Waffrswa
r1s' .-Trs Morrfnr rrsass rro-
re Toni. ... - g.strs
Arrange bg no s'r.-ts-
Mr. Ffassr srf wiss fsafsr
frffsrlr. Fasfs~ Anthem. .....
rs-r4rnsf - ~-afr sfs- f $780,
fsrlr. director We ice vrrf- stsr-r
urarn. W.as Wnrr r IraaIsr ~rrf-.rss
Fr carries Brand raarr We a~~s
ff'frn.'ff1. srsarfsf
mir rrsssyfsrian Church
WHTNT.s
40 FHafn- h..rIHia HTrrn ..... 40 f-rf
NHI. Irnarus' rrrfr TahrfsI
fnfrafr.H rrEan U~rrfarf
sf To Narr Johnson
WIaa Warfa uIa-~
Roll fra stone AHnr No
M- Tom HFr0ff go -rr.-
grarf rHre.r fr o. raf organ
........... ralrFrsr
FFFrrsu
King % oiorY. csntst.
Faster II.werr rraar Lea.
.ffa Was ursrfaef.r organ ..... .T..r...
.D.r Wounded Tort a..
Sire otto Tsrrrr
.rr 20 Green fTf Ha. hwa..
DIHrnf. ffIaH f.... r...... 80
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81. James evangelical Lu.hsral chapsI

Elm Grove. Rev. Otto Hermann. pas
tor-rhe services and meetings during
the week will be: Sunday. Easter, April
:. 1912: 10 a m. Sunday school and
Bible class; IL a m. English services:
Monday. Faster celebration of the Sun
day school. 1880 D. m; Wednesday. cate
chetical instructions, and p. m All
should attend Easter services. 30 come
and bring some one with you.
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A. e. T..u.s ErarFeiI1aI yrgsert-rf
SS2.r.s. ,.rn. = ..'nf ara crat-
vii BE- rerfsfaI 90 Easter fr1rrInr ed
10 20. - TIE roo liar riir~I choir ~ 80
zen r9i--s .r.-r fre direction ~ Prof
EdU. HlImrrF.rrF
orEan rrs.al. ........... a.i.-t-d
Anthsni-'Hnf I7 or strength .....
~ F-rrs ,rs.- ''''a'F
Ahth.r1-.Tf- -at.r rsv-fa- Kssssi
8os. .s1 .'.l ' ID Ai.,I "
oiors ron O.. .-'- rs,- Mozart
ors.h f'-' g,. '-. .. N-'.n ....
sps.isi Fast-f s-I..-- f.- ,4.
gup'ls - fre sunday s.... r.I BE- rsIf
p-osrarn of ,e.i.s, -s r.v,.. a-f
anthems ril Dol rsrrs Of ..f
-. $50 s.'.-s :, q . = 5ohs,. -
ssareh Nsriia- r.r-5 8 la-.rr-s s s-s
N--n'rs s-rtf-.
orunis' vis- ..- . .--...
L.urins - ..-r'sr .s-.- r-r TOO
49, 49, uI. DO
- TIE rFnf. .rrHa. .Hr.r
srffe-- Arrg ~ rIHa
e.s..is I..--,.r Fr.r'la.
80 Tts frref.at Irr-ra .f 30 De-. !.
-s@fion Commune fHrrv months
Evs-frr g---r- r-...r
Easfsr rrnrrar rrr.rr. .. errfa.
=. =. ,ors'- I....r u,ss.
A. rsm ire Savior If.a- K.-..f
'fuf.H 'H..
.s sni German azores. ..r -se
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st. Andrews Church.

Eon and Thirty-seventh streets. Sun
day. Easter day. 10 a. m. holy COM
union and sermon. Celebrant, the Ven.
Il. NJ. Spur. arch deacon. OF West Tir-
ginin. Monday. 1880 p. m. annual par
ish meeting.
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Fourth street. Church.

Rev. G. +. oliver. pastor-Services.
1890 a. IN. and 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Anna
Murphy will conduct a revival service
at > y. m. Prof Henry Hartman will
have charge Of the Easter musical pro-
pram.
Morning worship.
Prelude-"Triumphal March. ......
........ ................. Lennens
Hymn-"Lift Your Glad Voices"
Apostles creed
Prayer
Anthem - Welcome. Happy Morn
ing .................... NeidlinEer
Onertory by Prof Hartman. sturgess
soprano solo-'Gloria" ......... Reocia
Miss Elsie Guiding Duga.
Sermon by the pastor. Risen with
Christ"
Reception 90 new members.
DoNology and benediction.
Postluds ................... FlaTler
Evening choral service:
OrEan-Grand overture ........ Auber
Anth em-"we Praise Thee" ... Mozart
Hymn-"Au Hail. 1mmanuei'. Gabriel
Prayer
soprano Resurrection Shelly
Mrs W. y. Bowman.
Anthem-"O bay Of Christ e.. Bartlett
onertory-"Reve Angeiique-.......
........-.... .......... Rubinstsin
Anthem Shall Re No
NiEht .--..-..--.--.. Wood
Tenor solo ssssanna' ........ Granisr
Air y Emerson
Antheu-"'The Marvellous Work.
Address
Reception 90 new members
Anthem King ~ Glorious narnhy
Hymn-'fiow YOU win Love Him"
.........-... .-.-.....s... ArkleT
UoNoinry
posfiude NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. gnarf
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warwood Christian Church.

Warwood Christian church. corner
Richland eNenue and Seventeenth street.
Rev. J g. Pryor. pastor-Bible school
at 9.45 a. m. sharp; sermon at 1915 n.
m by the Rev .. G. white. communion
at 1870 n. m: Christian Endeavor at
$50 y. m. song service az 1910 r. m
sermon AZ p. m. by Rev. O. q. White.
Revival meetings will be held every
evening next week. Each evening new
members viii be received into the
church. These meetings viii be con
Quoted hy the Rev. q. q. White. evange-
list Come. Everybody welcome
First baptist Chrueh.
Twelfth and Byron streets. 3. r.
Rrininsto1l. pastor-Rible school, e:iB
a. m. classes for every age Let all
recently converted persons start AZ once
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ohspuns NJ n. ohuroh.
ISIS Chapiins street. Rev -. 8 Ham.
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ing prayer and sermon: and on Monday
1880 p m. annual parish meeting
Wednesday. 1880 p. m. adult Bible class
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GREATEST MIRACLE
OF CHRISTIANITY
VIII Bs FtsInely Observed In Song
and stoy-Eisborste Programs
VIII Be RENDERED.

Easter will be observed In song and
story IN the churches Of Wheeling and
vfncinity Sunday. when special ser
mons win be delivered and music By
the various choirs will be a feature OF
the day. Never before have more
elaborate preparations. been made for
the observance OF this sacred day TO
the Christian world and the programs
OF music 20 be rendered In connection
with the services OF the day.
For The past several days prepare
lions have been under way at the va
rfous churches, anL the interiors OF
the churches will have the appearance
of veritable flower gardens when the
services open on Easter morn. rs the
decorations will consist largely OF the
most beautiful cut flowers obtainable
from the local florists.
A record-breaking Easter Sunday at
tendance In the churches is looked
for. owing to the fact that in addition
to the regular membership there win
be a large attendance OF converts in
the recent Sunday evangelistic cam
paign. when they will be taken into
the churches 1t is also believed that
the religious wave created by the cam
paign will also have a tendency toward
increasing the attendance. and as a re-
suit the regular Easter offerings will
be very large.
Following is a list OF the programs
OF Easter music to be rendered In the
churches OF Wheeling and vicinity to-
morrow:
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church.
t.
pastor. Easter Sunday.
Early service. $50 a. m. Music led
By Junior Christian Endeavor choir.
Communion services. 1880 a m
Anthem - Tell IL With Joyful
Voices. ......-.....J. b. Herbert
Liturgical service. with Epistls and
Gospel lessons.
Anthem Come See the Place
Where Jesus Lay. .Lerman
Address by the pastor.
Reception OF members By connrma-
ton. adult baptism and profession of
faith.
Holy communion administered.
Doxology and benedfction-
Evening Services. 1880.
Antheu-'Break Forth IN Singing
...--....... ...----.-.. Herbert
Liturgieai services with scripture les
Duet-~The Lord Arose Gabriel
Misses McGranahan and Ebeling.
Address by pastor.
Confirmation.
Holy communion administered
Anthem-'Victory over Death"
.--................. Herbert
Personnel OF ehoir-sopranos: Misses
Edna Wagner. Helen Schultz. Jeanette
Ebeling.
Altos: Misses Kate EeeiinE and
Maude Craig
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Easter services ~ the wesley Method
SO EplFcopsl church. Jacob street. Rev
" p. workman. pastor. vii tc a. fol-
ioss Fr~arhinr services 81 % 40 r.
N A. iris service q large class viii
anite with ths church. Eabhafh school
~ q n Preceding -srvfrs "a 70 ..
~. and thruurhouf 81 neNf ve~k even
me prsacffns services viu 10 held nj
20 OwinE o. services 81 fhe tarer-
nacie. fuii Easter program could rot
b. arranaed. huf several special asler-
tons wiii o. rendered ~ fhs choir 1nf
TIE services yin tf fn celebration ~
Easf~r fay fhrourhuuf.
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The Celebration of Easter in the Wheeling


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Easter oo-p-i-EaEnsh al May<.r
fast-r Gssp~i-fs~rT-aa.- = -, ma
e~r 1sn rrcttatlon- ,--.-----..
49,, - s-.srir.s; $3.50 fitter.
sonr s,,,,.'s.- -,
German r.cttstion - ssrsh Kl~i.
Co. man rscitarions- Mary Klan'~r
Anihem-Empsy f. the TOMB 49,
'--'--'- ,.--,,..;.- -. brsitenh-eh
Errifrh r.citatio.
Virginia Flota- r4s.~st. Israel c-l.r.
conowsy. EiiEab-;a DsskL
ys.,ssee,., sons -. -; sunday school
i ssnrsI ~ eonkresHSion-
Distr15utlon OF Easter tok.ns TO IN.
-.
- Tsois 1vsnssnssa ohuroh-
streets. Rev. A. c. Rssche. pa.tor-sun-
DAY evening. 1.so D. m;
Pre'ode--"ca Calvary Yost.
invocation
hyfnn .......... Congregation
Fiayer
Anthem Easter Triumph Song.
..'....... ................. Geibei
St Paufs choir.
scripture reading.
Salo soio-fe Easter BIS" Dresser
Miss Wilma HARPER.
sermon. ............. Rev. A c. Rasche
Anthem-''He Arose. ......... Judson
81. Pairs choir.
rfoSer
Benediction-
Postlude-"The Trumpet calr'. Evans
the ehoir-soprnncs: Miss Helen
meyer MISE AHA hieidsing, MISS Bertha
6eyner. MISS Elsie Brinkman and Miss
ElNe Sieoright
Altos; Miss Freda Bishop. Miss Alma
haSsetfnhn. hiss hflda Seybold and
Miss Minnie Willie.
Tenors: Harry Connors. Fred Och.
Irwin Menkemeyer and David Kield-
sing.
Tc--'- "-'-krn-. W. =
Meyer. Henry Kieldsing and August
".-.t.
Director and organist - Harry Z.
stupp.
81. Jamss' Church
Pastor. A. w. werder. Program for
Holy Week and Easter Sunday:
Friday. April s, 1880 a m
Prelude 10 Grawn's Death OF
Jesus" CD. .AdoIph Hesse
Postlude IN r minor. .Ch. FIR Rudolph
Friday, April s, 1880 D. m
Prelude''Beloved Jesus, What Law
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II lta1 recitation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
virginia Fiota. 14ssett- Israel. Clara
Conowsy. Elizabe;a D1shl
seruaan song 1880. Sunday school
Liturgy by congregation.
Lorfs prayer.
henediction
Distrtsgtien OF Easter tokens 20 the
Sunday school
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-09-03
JOHN N. HIXSON.
Sudden Death Of One of Brush Greek
Townships Most Worthy Citizens.

The many friends of John N.
HlXson, one of Brush Creek Val
ley's most worthy citizens, will
be panied to learn of his sudden
death last Friday morning. With
his family he occupied cottage
at Crystal Springs Campmeeting,
and on Friday morning he assist
ed in removing to his home such
articles as he did not wish to
leave in the cottage until anoth-
er campmeeting. Soon after
having reached his home he went
into the house, and lay down up
on the lounge, remarking that he
did not feel well. Soon thereaft-
er, member of the family no.
ticed that he moaned, went to
him, and found that life was
gone. This was probably, not
more than five minutes after he
went into the house, and up to
the time he went into the house,
there was nothing in his manner
to indicate that he was not in
perfect health.
The funeral took place Sunday,
and i t has been many a day
since Brush Greek Valley wit
messed a funeral attended by 50
many persons.
Mr.. HiXson was a son of the
late Nathan B. Hixson, and was
in the ffty-frst year Of his age.
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NEW GRENADA.

Dallas l. Keith, of Altoona, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Keith.
Veryl Alloway, of Orblsonla
visited friends here over Sunday.
Curtis McClaln, wife and daugt
ter Elizabeth, and Harry Truax,
wife and daughter Marian-alI
Of Juniata, recently visited
friends IN, and near, New Gre
NADIA.
Charles Bollnger, of Oak Grove,
recently visited his grand moth
er, Mrs, Kate Alloway.
Mrs. S. h. Everhart, and Chas.
Bohnger and family of Woodvale,
visited friends here last Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Glover Smith, of
Smiths Valley, recently visited
in the home of Bert McClain.
Bert McClaln entertained a
party of friends Wednesday eve
nlng in honor of Miss Nellie Over.
holt, of Akron, OHIO.
The picnic held by the Ladies
Aid 3 Society at Zion NJ. E..
church was not a success, and
the social for the evening was
postponed an account of ram; and
for the same reason, the ball
game between Wells Taunery and
Waterfall was called off before it
was finished, with Wells Tannery
in TN lead.
Miss Ruth Young, of Roberts
dale, spent Sunday with her
friend Ruth Cunningham.
Mrs. E. W. Neal and son
George left on Sunday for a
weeks outing IN Philadelphia,
At Mt, Union they we're joined
by Mr.. Neal who Will spend the
week IN New York City buying
millinery for their store IN Akron,
Ohio.
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FORT LlTTLET0N.

Mrs. Chas. Richardson and sis
ter, Mrs. Florence Cromer, are
visiting friends IN Cum berlaud
county.
A. l.. Metz Of Cham bersburg,
was in town last week.
Eugene Skinner, of Tur t @
Creek, Pa, who spent his sum
mer vacation with his aunt, Mrs.
Geo, Locke, returned to his home
ast Saturday, t resume school
work for another year.
Miss Grace Foreman, of Nicely,
ton, visited In the home Of her
uncle, John Foreman, near town,
for few days last week.
Miss Helen Fraker, a student
of Indiana 5. N. s. who spent her
summer vacation with home folks
left Monday tor another year Of
study.
Kirk and lam berson, of Hus-
tontown, are engaged painting
school houses III this loc ality,
making a great improvement to
the houses.
VIM. j. Cine spent some tune
recently with his son Il, M. Cline
and family in McConnellsburg,
Rev. Wesley Cline spent a day
at the county seat last week.
MISS Maudleen Stevens OF Nc.
COnnellsburg was recent guest
of Miss Gertrude Gelvln near
here.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-09-03
Sunday School Convention.

The McConnellsburg Sunday
School District Convention will
be held in the Auditorium of the
Public School Building, Sunday
evening, September 9th. j. Linn
Patterson will preside. Opening
hour, 700.
PROGRAM.
7:00-Devotional Exercises;
7:15-Roll Call;
7:1O-How to improve our Sun
day Schools in Bible Research, in
Attendance, and in Organiza-
ton: discussed by B. w. Peck
and Rev. j. l.. Grove.
7:50-Praise Service, and offer
ing;
500 The Teacher as a Soul Win
ner, by Rev's Grove and Peter
man;
S;40-Secretary's Report; Bene-
diction.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-09-03

We live by days. They are the
leaves folded back Zach night in tho
great volume that we write They are
our autobiography Each day takes us
not newly but as q tale continued. 1t
finds us what yesterday left us; and
as we 80 on, every day is telling to
every other day truths about us, show
ing the kind Of being that is to be
handed on to It, making Of us some
thing better or something worse, as
we decide.--J. +. W. Ware.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-09-03
Unlike Most Visitors,

The perfect baby had reached the
age when he could coo, an accom-
plishment in which he INDUCED him.
sell most Of the time when not other
wise engaged. "He is the most well
come visitor | ever had said the
mother, proudly. "He just lies and
talks to me by the hour" Isn't that
nice" replied the caller. $50 unlike
most visitors-they just talk and lie
to you by the hour