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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
NEW PEOPLES pANK AND
TRUST COMPANY GETS
READY FOR BUSINESS

Las Vegas, y NJ. Aug. t0--For IN
purpose OF elccting officers 0f the in.
sutuuon and tho transaction ~ nthrr
business pertaining 90 ferfvctlng orr
sunlzatim. the Stockholders of the
Peoples Bank ana Trust company.
soon 20 be Incorporated. win meet to-
night in the Office % George ". Hun
ker on the fest side. 10 D. nroba BILE
inat tho meeting VIII be- rdiourned 90
the PLAN hotel. before transactlng the
business of the evening
The Institution Whicn is being or
ganl2cl by J. Eugene Brown of III
Puso. ana Minor Mcriwothor OF Now
MoNino, win be- Incorporated. In the
near future with capital Of s50o. 600,
f250,ooo OF which, Il ls nid has at
fenfiy been subscribed hs people OF
this city and immc6ictc vicinity The
stock already subscribed b. hividod
among SO persons among whom are
some OF the most lnnl utni business
men Of this section OF the state. The
remainder 0f the stock viii he sold
Trough the state. making tho instl-
tuition "a statewide organisation.
Eastern capital. &c Is said. wei be-
placed In circulation here. through
the re-discounting OF local securities.
by largc banking houses m the east
the business OF tho institution wsi
Do principally a trust company busi-
ness making long time loans on real
estate and or equally good securities
The institution VIII also do regular
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Personal Mention.

Mis- stella DeTulilo has left Tor a
visit IN Denver ana New York.
Miss Aline stern left Thursday for
Denver where she will be- the guest
OF Mr., and Mrs. Bittermnn.
Mrs. y. I. Alger has returned from
a visit 20 the pccos.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Evorltt and
two daughters. DIVA ana Evelyn, have
gone TO the Pccos Tor a vacation.
James skinner. son or :. A. skin
ner. has returned home from san
ierunCisco.
Miss RUBY Rhca has returned from
visit TO California. while there
Misc Rhca visited all tho beaches.
spending about n month on the coast.
Miss Sadie Oleson left "Wednesday
for an extended vacation visit In Chi
cago. Milwaukee and Muskcgon,
Aiich.
Miss Elizabeth Boies Of New York,
national secretary Of the Y. w. g. a.
was visitor at tho local home this
week.
Mrs. David $. Rnsenwald and little
son loft laAt night for Denver and
san Francisco. 10 be absent from the
city for two months or more.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Spivey loft
last night for an extended cnstern
Trip planning to visit friends I'm To-
ucka ana Sew York.
Mrs Nell Bartiey left Monday for
New York where she viii purchase
hes fan goods. and on her way sho
VIII visit friends In Helena, Arkansas
Mrs. g. 4. Hudson and sister. Mrs
u. Frank Fillmore. have gone 20 Santa
fe for q short visit with Mr.. and Mrs
j. y. McManus. formerly of this city.
Mrs. Frank strong end baby left
wednesday morning for ~ Fuerto
near Watrous To- Join Mr. strong az
the NANCY ranch. watch he has re-
Gently purchased.
Miss llenneHsey. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of the Crescent Hardware company.
and her mother left during the week
Tor ~ Paso whore they VIII remain
two weeks or more
Miss DosaiN Evans. guest of Miss
Laura Colgan for the past two weeks.
left Friday afternoon for her home in
las Vegas. while here several par
ties were given In her honor. aud she
made many friends who are very sorry
To have her leave so soon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
ChronIe unhapplncss DocsHl PaY.


The head ~ a large business firm
dismissed one Of the employees sud
denly and apparently without reasoni
the young woman called for On OK.
PLANTATION.
II dismissed you because you wef"
peryistcntly and chronirlly un-
happy" said her former employer.
But I have never known anything
more unjust" demonstrated tho girl
People cannot help being unhappy"
"rhey can" said the man. TN
happiness is nothing hut had habit.
do not say that you should be CON
tented with your position In lif9.
think you are right Co mako every ef-
fort To improve your circumstances.
but YOU viii never Improve them by
taking up the time 81 those you come
In contact with and drawing ON their
strength by appeals for pity ana sym
paihy. The first thing for you "a do
10 90 learn that cheerfulncsa IL a duty
you owe YOURSELF when you go
around with a lonE face YOU actually
reduce the vitality OF everybody
around you. they feel sorry for you
and that dopress ~ them. 1hey con
sumo time useiessly ln pity that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Mudges on the Pecos.

II YOU, dear reader, were president
OF a great railroad system, with abso-
lutu command over thousands Of en-
ployos, thousands OF miles OF shining
steel tracks. and with magnificent prl-
vata cars and fast sailing steam
yachts ana launches NJ your beck and
cali, and n you had time 10 take "A
vacation, whore would you go TO the
fashionable resorts down by the sea.
or tho swell mountain places. where
the FoNr Hundred spend time and
money! whore tho climbers climb IN.
ceasantly IN mad cndcavor to reach
the ton runB Of the social ladder? Per-
hepa But Henry 4, Nudge, presi-
dent OF the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific railroad, IL spending his ynca-
ton on the Upper Pecos Ia New Mex
leo. not 50 far away from AibuqueF-
Que Mr.. Nudge d far enough away
from civilization 80 that he cannot DO
reached By telegraph or telephone.
subordinates have been instructed TO
cut his matt correspondence Go tho
minimum. Ia railroad circles. there
are many rumors; one that Mr.. Nudge
Ia on the desert In Arizona. solving
the problem Of getting his road into
Los Angelen over its own tracks
while the reports are being published
broadcast, Mr., Nudge In calmly ong-
ling for trout In the crystal waters OF
tho pecos. Mr. Nudge is n master
mind In solving engineering prob
lens lie began his career as water
boy, carrying a pail Tor a construction
gang for the Santa Pc In Kansas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Three Year.0ld Celebrates
Birthday.

A very pretty birthday party was
That OF little Miss Mary Margaret
Sniyely. daughter az Mr. and Mrs y
J. Sniycly Of 40 North sixth street.
ON Tuesday afternoon. 4 number OF
unique games We're played, including
pianing q lady on tandem bicycle
and plnning flags on the north pole.
"a la peary and Doctor cook. the chill
dren being bllndfolded aud great mer-
riment resulting among the little
folks. The first prize vas given Ga
Mary Roehi and the BOBBY prize Ia
Lois lie Sucr.
The guests were Mary R0ehl. Hope
barrow, Frances Blgelow, Isabel sui
Ivan. Pauline Myer. Lois lie suer.
Mrs. Le Suer's little sister Marie. and
Charles Roohl. IT,, Thomas Roehi,
Arthur, Herbert and Edward Peter
son.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Albright Concert.

Miss Claude Albright has selected
her assistants for the concert she h.
10 give IN the Elks' theatcr on August
~. The program Miss Albright has
arranged Is an elaborate one. consist
ing Of ariaE from the greatest grand
operas produced either In American
or the old world, Five nations viii
be represented In song In every
number produced persons of differ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Thirty Club Dance.

The Thirty club held their first
dance Of the season Thursday night
as the odd Follows han. The Furh-
mcyer-C avanauEh orchestra furnished
the music. Those who attended were:
Misses Mae MoMillcn. Carol shipley,
Allne stern. Laura Selvy. Gertrude
Treffenbcrg, Genevicve Tierney. Gan
mis- aud LOttlc Pratt. Jean liubbs,
Ethel Saint. sue DObson. Eleanor
NauEhey. i.aurcen AsSelin, Bernice
lIcssolden, Catherine Grimmer, MIL
dred Fox. Mr.. and Mrs John Nc
kee; Mcssrr Bert ana James SKIN
nor. VIII MoNlllen. Tom Naylon,
W y. Jones. Fred white. VIII white,
James Hubbcli. Charles Lembke. kay
Bailey. @. o. Mardorf. Oscar Blueher.
Charles Eunz. Ralph Keleher, Jack
Harlan. John Tierhcy. Bob Crews aud
Don McClanRhan,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
DR.. Kraft WEEDS in the East.

There viii be very Wide interest In
the announcement at the marriage on
july 81, az Hinton, Ia. OF DR. Julius
T., Kraft OF this city, prominent
practitioner, 20 Miss Elizabeth schnei'
der of Hinton. The affair was a very
quiet one, only the relatives 81 the
contracting parties being In attend
ance AIRS. KRAFT spent the winter
here last year, accompanying her
mother who came southwest for her
health ana who later passed away
Dr and Mrs KRAFT went To New YORK
for their honeymoon and before com.
Ing home viii stop for a short time
Ia Denver ana Colorado springs.
Thoy expect 10 be here about septem-
her 1. and win be- cordially well
coined hy the innumsrahle warm
friends at both bride ana groom IN
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
FRS. Frank Wilson Hostess al
wO Pretty Affairs.

a large number os ladies' were guests
Mrs. Frank Wilson az her pretty
aimc az zoos West Tiioras avenue
aednesday mOfning ana afternoon al
I B card parties. bridge and five hun
bed. which were perhaps the most
,teworthy society functions OF the
eek In the morning Mrs, Wilson
be- assisted by Mra, George l.. Brooks
Il Mrs. Bornard Ilield. and Ia tho
tcrnoon by Mrs. Harry =. owen and
r.. u. A. Macpherson Beautiful big
hiias and gladioius we're used in
NJ decorations. 7hich were highly
fective.
Refreshing grapt punch was served
Hiring the games both morning and
crnoon n two-courae luncheon was
rved IN the morning and Ia the
&ornoon dainty refreshments were
wed embcllishod with nasturtiums
ere were five tables " bridge at
2ch party, the prize winners being
b. Julia Lee and Mrs. Thomas n.
lkerson. a pretty hand-painted
te being the reward IN each case,
bong the ladies' present Ia the
brning were MeHdames q, l.. Brooke.
rnard Ilfcld. ". G.. Reid, w, a..
|alton. W. " Walton. Dave wein-
ln. Misses Julia ard Lou Lee, Mes
'mes JoFeph Brown, Margaret Med
NJ. O. Chadhonrnc, u. x. Pollock
nado Chaves. r. J. Mclaughlin, John
bTradailc, l.. kempenich, Frank
herman ana George =, klook. The
n rnoOn guests included Mesdamcs
Ne and Harry Weller, W. G.. Keim,
b Merritt. q, +. Mci.andrcss, y. n.
fnes. a., Y. Edgar, l.. u. Chamber
n Tom DanaaN blEss Harris. ",
tlIcning. =. ~ WillArson. John Ice
hrko. Roy Mcdonald, solomon Lana,
berles White. -. A. Macpherson, O.
I NatRon ana ATno Iluning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Meeting of Logan Circle.

The ladies Of Logan Circle No. 1
Literary and Sewing circle met NJ tho
homo % Mrs. II. j. Hall. iai5 North
Second street Friday afternoon. The
topic was Current Events" The
decorations were the national colors
After the literary numbers. tho
twenty-five ladies' present were enter
tanned with music.
delicious lunch was served on
the vine covered porch. Flowers IN
profuslon adorned the tables
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Church Affairs of the Week.

one az tho pleasantest little affairs
0f the week IN church circles was the
reception given to Rev. and Mrs. J. j.
Runyan "Wednesday night at tide Bap-
iist church by the members Of the
congregation. tho feature being the
presentation 20 Mr. and Mrs. Runyan
by the Boys and Glris' clubs OF tho
church. Of u handsome Navajo Indian
rug ~ n token Of their appreciation
OF the faithful work Of tho retiring
pastor and his wife In organizing
these clubs and helping them along To
success. Miss Amy Passmore made a
neat little presentation speech which
was responded 20 with considerable
feeling by Mr.. Runyan.
Mr. and Mrs Runyan leave newt
week for their new field IN Newton,
Kas,. whore Mr.. Runyan will take
charge OF the First Baptist church.
I'm route thcy will spend week or
two with Rev Hugh a. Cooper and
family at the big cottage 90 the old
mine up on the pecns near Cowles.
o
Last night the Everybody Lone
pmc club. the girls club Of tho Rap
tist church. agthered az tho homo ~
Mrs. Long. biO South broadway,
other guests present being Miss Flor
cnco Stone. director Of the v W g a.
here. Mrs. Gustafson Mrs. l.. .. An
dcrson ana Mrs. Runyan. Miss Amy
McCfeary, who has secn chosen rs
tho now president Of the club. pro
siding The club thoroughly dis
cuNscd pln5s for the years work, and
outlined q series Of meetings along
practical lines similar to those follow
cd In the Campfire Girls" including
first aid TO the injured.
The organization Of branch ~ the
Campfire Girls IL being tentatively
discussed. The young ladies' have
takcn up plans for the coming year
ln most business like manner ana
the club, organized by Mrs Bunyan
promises To become ono of the most
flourlshing girls organizations In the
city
Yesterday afternoon there was n
meeting of the Home Department Of
the Baptist Sunday school az the
home of Mrs. W J. Blackburn. hoe
South Broadway the event being
chiefly in honor NJ Mrs Alice Pagan.
superintendent of the home depart
ment who has Just returned from a
two months absence In the east over
flfty persons were present ana most
interesting program was carried out
IN AN informal way the work Of the
. "a year being reviewed and plans
gone for the coming year, Ways and
mcane Of making the Bible study
work more thorough and the Home
Department NOR" efficient In every
way were definitely decided upon an6
a very enjoyable social time was
passed during the afternoon. Re-
frcshments were served. Mrs Black
burn beingassisted by Mrs. william
H. Long The home department OF
this church is ROW In most cncOur-
aging condition. siXty-fiyo being en-
rolled and much interest bcing taken
Ia the work
O
Sunday evening the Christian En-
dcavor society OF the Congregational
church viii hold a porch service" az
the home OF Miss ollie Hindr. 210
South Walter street at 2 o'clock. In
addition TO the regular service there
viii be solos by Miss Lottie Pratt and
Mr.. Benjamin Puryear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
D
German Ladies Picnic.

The ladies Of Froundschaft Lodge
No. iib will give q bis picnic az
schwarzman's grove on August rs
which promises 20 be a large and an
enjoyable flair Wagons will leave
the odd Fellows hall at 0 a. M. and
p. m. apd an elaborate program
has been prepared. including an kinds
OF games, races. bowling, with plenty
~ gatiling good music. This same
lodge gave a very successful picnic u
month ago but the ladies' declare this
one viii be In class ull by itself aud
far superior 10 an previous efforts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
In Honor of Miss Evans.

on Wednesday afternoon, August
Ith, Miss Laura ColEan entertained
twelve OF her young girl friends az hor
home On south Arno street In honor
of Miss Dcsaix Evans OF Las Vegas.
The first part OF the afternoon was
spent in playing progressive ave hum
drcd. About 5.s0. dainty refresh
ments were served. The rest OF tho
afternoon was spent In dancing ana
just before the sunset a number OF
snap shop pictures were taken.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
were Misses Desaix Evans, Mary MIL
ich, Erma Nichols, Henrietta Weiser,
susan Cobb. Anna Myers, Norine
swltzer. Majorie Stowol. Florence
Thclin, Lucille stewart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Recital by Miss Joyce and MI
Puryear.

\ recital will be given IN the First
Presbyterian church on Friday eve
ming. August 10. ny Miss Edith Joyce,
orgnnist. and MIR Ben J Puryear,
tenor A program Of classical music
will be rendered Everybody who Is
Interested In music ~ cordially in
vitcd. Following IL thu program;
1aJ "Fuguc" ................ Kittel
CO. "Sortie" ............. Durham
Miss joyce
sailors Song" From "Flylng
butChman" .ss...... ,ts..s. wagner
Mr.. Puryear.
ca Meditation" ...........K Klein
thb Cradle Song .... Neruda
tcb "Offertoire" ......... BatistC
Miss Joyce.
tal shadows" ...... Jacob BOND
co "Des Hold MY Hand To-
night ..s...,.,s..... Jacobs Bono
lc) "If / Were a Rose" HesselbcrR
Mr.. puryear
ta) shepherds Pipes" .s... Harris
CD Golden Wedding" ...........
........ ............. Gabriel Marie
Miss Joyce
ta) From the Lana of the sky
blue Water" ...........,. cndmnn
Oh III J Forget" ...........
Mr. Puryear.
"Marche pOntificalc" .... Lcmmens
Miss Joyce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
saint-skinner Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Ethel Saint.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs !. r. Saint,
TO Mr.. Bert skinner formally an
nopnccd some weeSs ago, VIII take
place on "Wednesday, September rs.
fhe saint-Sklnner viii be one Of the
society Weddings Of the fail. both Of
the young people being members at
old ana prominent families and active
Ia social affairs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Birthday Party.

Last Thursday evening Melbourne
lllnds entertained number OF his
friends the occasion being his NJ
toenth birthday Games and contests
were enjoyed until late hour when
refroshmeats we're served hy Misses
cleo Kelly and ollie Kinds The ta-
HE decorations were pink ana white.
The center piece WAS lnsge white
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
STRAY REMARKS FOR
WOMEN READERS.

some women are M religious thdi
,h"y taiG of nothing on Sunginy hut
me lhtoHu fashion In hihlos.
Ter tressea were dark.
And her eyes did shark.
When she came an the rest seemed
to vanish
Aad Dolores. her name.
seem'd t0 fit like a frame
lo1und manner adnrahly Annm sh--
iiut sh" was Dolores MaginuIsf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

ent nationalities present will. beyor a
a doubt pronounce Miss Albright let
ter perfect In her singing OF their
mother tongue. The seat sale FOR the
concert will begin on Monday. Sep
tember 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Witt W.T. S;,,&Mz our TOTS

Tommy had been given two now
penries--ono cor candy aud the othc-
FOR sunday school
by ana by he. came in from play
and said
Mamma. lost one ~ my pennies
which one. dear" she asked
"Thc SUNDAY sch COL one" hc re-
piled.
Little what does your father
dog
Little Nell--He's % horse doctor
Little Bess on. tear. I guess re-
better rot play WITH YOU then I'm
afraid YOU don't belong to our set
Little Nell why what does your
,ather do9
Little Bcss--IIc's 70 vot-nary sure
geou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

Little Loln's mother was 80 hearsc
one morning that shc could hardly
speak
"Memmg said Lola. I'm sorry
you've got such sorc voice"
Little JOc--Mamma. / was awfully
afraid when YOU shut me ia the dark
closet
Mamma why. Joe. what we're you
afraid OF"
Little joe was afraid / couldn't
find the cake
small Edgar while out walking with
his mother hesitsiod ~ "a nauGdy
crossing.
We'll, why don't YOU 60 ahcdd p
she asked
II was just thinklns. replied sd
gar 'th,d 10 would be- better 10 80
Hf0ot.
eu~~~~~ s~Su~1~~~N~Ss~~ -
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IT marriages were entered into GA
lhr inainllment purchase pinn 10 is
probable that many wives would 70
iuae u meet the second payment. on
me ground that they had pufchis seed
intcror goods ana most huAbar dis
would allcgc fraudulent appearances.
~ the way of curves in and out
The high cost of living has Gauss q
some of the four hundred go out dow n
Their divorces 10 three year New
Item
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
The Churches
Christian science.

ahfistinu science,
christian Science services are held
In the Woman's club building. NJ tho
corner of seventh street and Gold ave-
nue., every sunday morning al Il
O'Clock. Subject for this week.
spirit" "Wednesday evening services
ere at O'Clock.
The public Is cordially invited 10 at
tend these services
sunday school az 10 o'clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

banking business. though this VIII 10
a side line with the company Tho
Bank aud Trust company viii boz tho
largest Of ~ kind IN the state
John W Harris Neil known m
banking circles of Missouri Who zee
Gently located in Las Vegas ls acting
banking officer OF tho instituf H. and
a number of prominent local b8 ness
men are taking an active intrr,a In
tno organization of the COMPANY
What are YOU going 90 Say g bout
tho opposing candidate ln your
speeches."
Nothing new" answered the cnm-
pnign orator. I'm merely repeat what
the hostile element of his own party
has boon snying about him '- Wash
ingtun star
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10

Rev. n. A. Cooper. pastor. sunday
school 9;fb a. m. service ~ III a. m,
by lsr. A. c. Gabelein. editor OF "Our
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
First Mctllodist Episcopal Church

Corner Lead avenue ana south
Third street Charles Oscar Bcckmnn,
pastor. Edith Gorby. deaconcss. The
pator win preach "a ~ e., m. aud ,
y. M. Morning theme, Gods care
Llkened to an Eagle" Hyenlng SUBJ
joct THE Gate Into the Kingdom OF
fIcavcH" Special music az both ser.
vices by the Choral society. sunday
school at 9:f5 o. m. ID. a. Porter.
Held. superintendent. Epworth League
nt p. m. The congregation Of the
I''rst Presbyterian church viii wor'
snip with us lon the evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-10
Central Avenue ". h. Chnrch.

Central avenue and Arno street
Samuel r. Allison. pastor. Service,
conducted by the pastor at ~ a. m
and : y. m Subject Of morning ser,
mon, THE Fearless Lover" the
evening service win be evnngelistlc.
The choir II arranging for some
special music. Miss Franklin viii sins
AT both the morning and evening SER
Vices. Sunday school a. 9.45 a. M
r NJ Doris, leader Devotional
meeting Of the Epworth League a. Z
9. M. cordial welcome 10 ali "a
come and worship with as
Mr. Allison did not get an on hls
vacation this week ~ he planned 20,
hut win get on the first OF next week
lie viii be away for about three
weeks. The pulpit viii 0e supplied az
~ q. m. during his absence.
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First baptist Church.

First Baptist church. corner Gold
avenue and broadway, Jesse 1. run
yam, pastor
bible school a.t5 a. M. Prof
cecil DRAKE, superintendent. CLASSES
fo' an ages. Visitors welcome.
Morning worship. I O'Clock. Pastor
VIII preach. subject. Tho Life That
Counts" scripture ! cor 2.
sunday school .. m, North Sew
enth street mission, Rev. Horace
streng. superintendent.
Young Peoples meeting, Z p. m,
subject. Gods Beautiful Outdoors.
what Il Teaches Ne" rs g5;t-t3,
Leader, Mrs. Runyan
Evening worship. O'Clock. SER
mon by pastor: subject. what IA
Worth while" a sermon especially
for young people. Baptism az this
service.
DR. - w. Longfell0w the new pass
tor, takes charge next sunday
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~. PauI's English Lutheran Churcl

Corner West silver ana sixth street
Rev. W 3 Oborholtzer, pastor. sun
day sckool az 9;fb; +. G. Keofer su
perintcndcnt Morning Worship al
Il1. Evening service az 1880 A cor
dial welcome 20 an.