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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-06

and stage fittings for the club house,
and so generous was he patronage
that a large sum of money was realized.
The performance was in every respect
excellent, well above the average anna
teur acting. Each character was
cleverly ~delineated and well sustained.
Miss Ellen Cotterly was delightful in
the character of Mrs. Thompkins. q
woman with a guilty secret; Ed Miller
took with effective dignity the difficult
part of the austere father, Nj. Thomp-
kins; John Miller, who is a natural
comedian, made a hit with his serio-
comic Interpretation of Dixie. and he
vas especially fine in the heavy parts
that fell to his character; John Stahl
too the part of John Remington,
lover of Louise, in an ardent, realistic
way that won for him the applause Of
the audience; W. n. Alexander. as
Jerry, the chore boy, brought a laugh
at every appearance 50 proving his
success; Miss Katherine Gallagher, as
Louise, was charming in the pathetic
role, while Miss IenOre Hemmick as
Ruth, the lively butterfly, and Ruth
DeJarnette, as the naughty, spoiled
daughter, We're very effective.
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Christi

Harold Fl. Grlffis, pastor; office in
G of church; Bell phone, 1894; indie
pendent phone, 5T4-Sunday services:
Preaching by Evangelist r. w. Alb
befley and special music by Professor
G. M. Ridenorr; subject of morning
discourse, The Ideal Church; subject
of evening discourse, The Latest
News From Heaven; morning solo,
Light of the Wandering''; evening
solo, The Three Calls; Bible school
at 1915 p. m; a photo of the Bible
school will be taken at the close of the
session; Christian Endeavor meeting
at els p. m; topic, The Christian
Grace of Humility": leader, Miss Ruth
Cole: evangelistic services will be con-
tinued on Monday and Tuesday even
ings; theme for Monday evening, 1.-The
Three Crosses; theme for Tuesday
evening. Heaven, and Shall We Know
our Friends There?'; on Wednesday
night the series of special meetings
which have been in progress for the
past our weeks viii close with an il
Illustrated lecture on "A Trip Through
the British Isles" with MAGNIFICENT
s~tereopticon views by Evangelist r. w.
Abberley; this lecture has been given
throughout the United States and
Canada, and everywhere received
with enthusiasm: it will BEES descrip-
ton of historical scenes and life in all
its varied phases in the old country
told by one who speaks With authority
as a long resident in Great Britain: on
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
society will be entertained at the
church by Mesdames Charles L. and
w. NJ. Watson.
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"Thompkins' Hired Man"

Orchard Homes is justly celebrated
for its delightful AND cleverly carried
out entertainments. New glory was
added to it's record by the presentation
Friday evening of the three-act drama.
'~Thompkins' Hired Man" The young
people of Orchard Homes We're the
actors; Jay Cheatam staged the play
and drilled the cast: Arthur Deanis
made up the faces; the ladies of Or
chard Homes served an inspiring din
ner to the cast before the PLAY was
given Friday evening; w, f.. Johnston
furnished a splendid orchestra: Miss
Harriet Smith sang a solo, and about
go friends from town and from Or
chard Homes made up an appreciatiVe
audience. The play was given as a
benefit for the purchase of a curtain
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Corner of Pine and Stevens streets;
Rev. j. N. Maclean, d. D., minister,
residence, 800 Stevens street-Publie
worship at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p. M,
Sunday school and Bible class at 1915
noon; Y. p. S. C. +. at $50 p. m,
Strangers and visitors will find a cor
dial welcome at these services. For
the week the following meetings are
announced: The annual congrega-
tional meeting will be held on Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock; prayer meet
ing n Bible study on Wednesday
evening at s o'clock; the missionary
study class will meet Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the church parlors;
Mrs. l. NJ. Robertson and Mrs. IS. l..
Durham will ave charge of the pro-
gram.
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Civic Section.

The regular meeting Of the Civic
section Of the Woman's club, held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ector on South Fourth street, was well
attended. Officers We're elected to
serve the coming year. Mrs. Ector
was made chairman, Mrs, Mobray, sec
rotary; Mrs. +. A.. Mcdonald, member
Of the program committee and Mrs.
Woadson and Mrs. Thurston of the
membership committee. Many mat
tors of business We're discussed by the
ladies, looking towards various enter
priseS for civic betterment and sew
eral committees We're appointed to
confer with officials in regard to the
most practicable methods to be adopt
ed. one of these committees has in
charge the stirring of practical public
interest in securing a Young Mems
! Christian association for Missoula.
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Mrs. Currey Hostess.

Mrs. G. A.. Currey was hostess
Thursday afternoon, at her home in
orchard Homes. Her guests visited over
their needleWork and at tea time they
were served delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Currey's rooms and table were eff
fectively decorated with a profusion
of d%affodils and shades of yellow and
white were repeated in the menu and
in other able appointments. The
aides present We're Mesdames Fred
Parker, William Weiss, G.. +. Dali
a Edward Miller, w. f. Johnston,
f.. H.. Russell, A. J. Loranger and the
hostess.
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A Birthday Surprise.

Mrs. Hugh Cameron of los North
Second street was pleasantly sur
prised Thursday afternoon by a COM
p1nN of her friends who came in to
help her celebrate her birthday ami
VerSarN. After recovering from her
surprise Mrs. Cameron soon had her
guests delightfully."- engaged and later
served a splendid dinner. The occa-
sion was thoroughly enjoyed by the
following; Mesdames NJ. A. Cameron,
\. A., Cameron, f. l.. Griffith, A.
Frazier, H. Smith, w. T.. Nicland, r..
ID. Mci.ain, Hugh Cameron, G. T..
Williams, e. A.. Cameron, NJ. $. sum
mers and ]. K, English.
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A Birthday Dinner.

Mrs. frankie Valentine entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening at her
home on Blaine street in honor
Of the birthday of her dau@h-
ter, Miss GWendoline Valentine
The young ladies came directly
from school and spent a delight
full hour with games and music until
dinner was served at 5 o'clock. The
table was effectively arranged with
decorations of violet and white in
flowers, bon-bons and favors. A de-
}iciouS menu was served. The guests
assembled in Miss Gw~endoline's honor
We're Misses Maud and Adalouie Meal
lister, Beatrice Inch, Rhea Johnson.
Josie Jones. Beulah Waltemate, Ger
trude orr, Nellie Macintosh, Lennie
Chattin, Helen Gardiner and May Will
iamS 34W
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Mrs. w. p. Maclay entertained the
Wise and Otherwise club Friday at
ternoon at her home on Eddy avenue,
The aides assembled to play cards
were Mesdames Clarence Prescott,
Paul Gerber, *. l.. kirkhart, Davis
Graham, Il. II. Collar, O. G. Smith, J.
f. Harrington, w. H. Smith, e. c.
Anderson Robert christy, j. l.. Wal
lace, Crouch and Scott. The hostess
was assisted in serving most delicious
refreshments by Mrs. Prescott, Mrs.
Crouch and Miss Mabel Gardner.
Pink carnations We're used effectively
for decorations.
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AS You Like It Club.

Current events We're discussed at
the meeting Of the AS o Like 1t
club last Tuesday at the ON of Mrs.
Tyler Worden. There was some dis
cussion of the program topics for next
year and Mrs. Worden and Mrs.
Thompson We're appointed a commit
tee to report on the question at a
later meeting. Next Tuesday the
club will meet with Mrs. r. F. Perkins
at her home, 43S Jefferson street.
Mrs. Elrod will ave a paper on "SeI-
ma Lagerloff," and Mrs. Worden will
speak of Sarah Orne JeWett and
some of Her StOries.'
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Swedish Congregational.

West Spruce street: G.. r. A. Blom-
berg, pastor; residence. $40 West
Spruce street; Independent phone,
17S6-Sunday school, 10 a. m; morn
ing service, II o'clock, subject, "a
Living Church,; at 6 p. IN. the ordi-
nance of the Lords supper will be OBJ
served: evening service at 8 o'clock,
subject, How Long Time Have You
Left; the choir will sing at the even
ing service; there will also be services
at Bonner at 3 p. M; midWeek PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening. Our
scandinavian people in and around
Missoula will find a cordial welcome
with us.
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In Park Addition.

Mrs, l.. H. Wright, assisted by her
daughters, entertained the n%eighbors
in Park addition last evening Their
were about 60 ladies and gentlemen
present to enjoy the clever stunts
planned by the hostess for their enter
talnment, There was an excellent
musical program rendered by talented
guests, then Followed IN ~cXtempora-
neous track meet" which Was the
cause of much hilarity. A supper and
dancing afterwards concluded the
evening.
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Garden City Dancing Club.

Nearly 40 young people enjoyed the
lance given by the ia. cen city Dane
ing club Thursday evening at the
Elks' clubhouse. No detail was lack
ing in the charming hospitality offered
by the young men of the club to their
guests. The beautiful ballroom served
only to enhance the dainty gowns. the
lovely faces and the graceful dancing
of the young ladies present.
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Auxiliary to Emmanuel CHAPTER,

Mrs. John Mccarthy was hostess
Tuesday Afternoon, to the auxiliary
to Emmanuel chapter, order of Easter
star. Her guests, Mesdames Abbey
Dyke, Whitconlb. Miller, O'Donnell
Kelly, Bryant, Robinson, Billings
RaWn, Thompson, Stevens, Bullock
Murphy; Misses Dyke and Miller
Messrs. Dyke and Stone, enjoyed q
series of entertaining games, inclnd-
ing a Mother Goose contest, THE
Flower Wedding" and april Fool'
contest. Prizes for proficiency ii
these games Were won by Miss Dyke
Mrs. Bryant ami Mrs. Dyke.
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EXPERIMENTS END.

Paris. April The wireless tele-
graph experiments which have pro-
ceeded for some time between Eiffel
tower station n Arlington, Va,
today. More extended work
along the same lines is to be taken
up in November and December of this
YEAR. Ihose W. months are regarded
as the most favorable for long-dis-
tance wireless work.
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Miss Leyenberger to Go Abroad.

The request Of Miss: Edna Leyen-
berger for a years cave of absence
from her duties as instructor in Ger
man in the Missoula county high
school, was granted yesterday by the
high school board. Miss L~eyenberger
has made her pans to leave mex June
for Germany. She will study in Berlin
and Dresden, with intervals of travel
tries. Miss Leye1herger is already
recognized as a teacher of high
scholarship, broad vision and PERSONA
magnetism. Her year of study and
travel vail but add to this distinction.
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Wednesday Afternoon Club.

Mrs. p. r. Curran entertained the
Wednesday afternoon club at her
home on South Fourth street west, last
Wednesday. The ladies, Mesdames NJ.
J. Coen. John f. Cyr, Paul Gerber, T,
A.. Price, j. M. Lucy. +. l.. Darbee,
Frank Thomas, John Deffebach. Ruol
Cosner, and the hostess, played 500
during the afternoon. At tea time
they were served daintily appointed
refreshments by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. Frank Thomas.
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For A. j. Gibson.
Mrs. Sarah Crouch entertained al

dinner, Tuesday evening, in compile
ment to A. J. Gibson, whose birthday
fell upon that day. The guests seat
ed about the dinner table were Mr..
and Mrs. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. n. S.
Alexander, Misses Richardson, Shep-
ard and Hosking; Mcssrs. Richardson
and Strang and the hostess. With
the exception Of one or two cleverly
devised April fool dishes, the dinner
was altogether charming in point OF
menu and service.
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South M ethodist.

Corner Sixth and Hazel streets; G.
#. Bond, pastor: residence. 3O7 South
Sixth street west; Bell phone. S02-
Divine services at II a. m. and s p. M;
Sunday school at 12:15 p. m; Young
peoples IIpWorth league, $50 D.. m;
prayer meeting, Wednesday, s p. M;
choir rehearsal Friday, 8 p. M;
Mrs. j. G Orr, organist. There will
be good music at all these services and
a b%rotherly greeting for those who at
tend.
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BRIDGE Club.

All the members of the Bridge club
who are in the city, Mesdames Evans,
Lombard, Mulroney, Wilcox, Rowe,
Hall, Bonner, Barnes, Buford, Blair,
Fitzgerald, Parsons. Thompson and
Ross, with two guests, Mesdames Tyler
Worden and William Murphy, enjoyed
the hospitality of Mrs. j. NJ. Evans
last Wednesday afternoon. A game
Of bridge and visiting over the coffee
cups afterwards, made the afternoon
delightful. Mrs. Agnes Lombard viii
a. hostess for the club next Wednes-
dag afternoon.
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Wedding Anniversary.

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gilman surprised them Monday even
ing at their home on Cooper street
by way Of celebrating their fourth
wedding anniversary. After they had
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman with a
set of beautiful silver forks, the
guests enjoyed It game of whist. Late
in the evening elaborate refreshments
We're served.
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DaiIys Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. ,John r. Daily enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening.
at their home on South Sixth street,
west. Their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. G. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ger
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.. Collar, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Christy, Mr.. and
Mrs *. l.. kirkhart and Miss Gladys
Brewer were seated about a table
most charmingly served with an
elaborate menu. Red and white car
nations were used for decorations,
In the evening after dinner a game
of cards provided entertainment.
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Miss Adeline Schilling was hostess
Monday evening at her home on Toole
avenue. Her guests were Misses Mary
and Ernostine Martin, Charline Clark,
Florence Courtney. Nell Morden, Leila
Thompson and Veronica Dugal, MeSsrs.
Mike and Dan Courtney, August Luhn,
BUD Morris, Herbert Summers, Merle
BradN, Matt Lucy and Ray Kelley.
cards, music and dancing furnished
the evenings entertainment,
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Merry $500" Club.

Mrs. Rosenberg entertained the
Merry $500" club, Friday afternoon, at
her home on Howell street. The
ladies who were present, Mesdames
Mayberrv, Johnson, Dusal, Garlick,
Leonard. Cyr, Lester, Anderson, blak-
ney. Price. Wells, Wilburn and the
hostess, enjoyed a lively game of 500,
followed by an appetizing lunch served
by the hostess.
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Birthday Club,

Mrs. John Sheedy was hostess for
the Birthday club, Wednesday after
noon at her home on East Spruce
street. Whist was the diversion OF
the afternoon and 1t the conclusion
of the game an elaborate lunch was
served by the hostess. The. aides
present We're Mesdames John Wood
son, r. G. Moeller. w. l.. Kelley,
Joseph Gallagher, j.. NJ. Eaheart. j.. B.
Anderson, M. McCauley and the
hostess. e.
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Westminster Guild,

An enthusiastic meeting of the
Westminster guild was held Tuesday
evening at the home of Misses Edith
and Nellie Mcdonald. 1t being he
first meeting of the new church wear,
he session was devoted to general
consideration of the work of the
guild, past and future. Among other
Interesting items shown by the annual
REPORTS read at this time was the fact
that $l45 has been raised by means
Of free will offerings during the past
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At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Warren en-
tertainod at dinner Sunday evening at
their home in orchard Homes in COM
pliment to Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Irving
of Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Erfert
and Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hern We're the
guests seated at the table with the
guests of honor and the host and host
ess. A delightful evening was spent
after dinner with music and visiting.
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Christian Science.

Corner Of Pine and Pattee streets
) arViceS Sunday, II a. M; subject Of
lesson sermon "Unreality"; Sunday
school, Il noon; testimonial meeting,
Wednesday,, s p. M: reading room
ope every day except Sundays and
holidays from = until 4 p. m. Public
cordially invited to attend the services
and visit the reading room.
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Farewell to Younq Men.

a company Of young people Thursday
evening, by way Of farewell to Messrs.
Dan Courtney and Ray Kelley who left
the following morning for Edmonton.
Canada. Misses Courtney. SimersOn,
Oleson and Schilltng: Messrs. Mcken-
zie, Luhn. Kelley, Wiegand, McGraW.
Summers, Brady, Mike and Dan Court
ney enjoyed Miss ~Courtney's hospi-
tally.
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Young Married Folks.

Or. and Mrs. +. H., Freeze enter
tanned the Young Married Folks club
Wednesday evening, at their home on
Gerald avenue. The guests in addi-
ton to the regular members We're DR..
and Mrs. r. H. Nelson and Mr.. and
Mrs. .. NJ. Harris. The accustomed
delightful evening was spent with
cards, music and supper.
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FRlSCO'S FLOOD RELIEF

San Franciscb, April 5.-San Fran
eisco's fund for the relief of flood suf-
1erers IN lnulanA n Ohio reached
Sloo,ooo today. Subscriptions continue
at the rate Of $4,000 a day.
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First Conversational.

First Congregational church, corner
Fifth and Garfield streets.-W. L.
Rickman of Helena will preach both
morning and evening. H. is sccre-
tary Of the state bureau of child and
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Episcopal.

Church of the Holy Spirit;
Rev. II. S. Galley, rector; East
Cedar, corner of Adams street
Morning service and sermon at 1o:45
o'clock: Sunday school at 12:15 p. m;
evening service and sermon at 7:45
o'clock; the vestry will meet on Tues
day evening, April, 8, at the rectory;
the Altar guild viii meet at the rec
tory on Friday evening, April II, at 8
o clock; the rector will preach morn
ing and evening on Sunday.
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Auxiliary Meets,

The auxiliary to the Orchard Homes
Country Life club met Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Hawthorne school.
Among other important questions
DISCUSSED in the business session was
the matter of prizes to be given by
the auxiliary to school children for
gardens his summer The rules
which will govern the garden contest
Will be formulated and announced
later. An election was made of dele
gates to the state federation of Wo-
mems clubs which will meet in June
at Livingston. Miss Cotterly and
Mrs. Kramer were elected as delegates
and Mrs. Erfert and Airs. De Jarn-
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Swedish Lutheran,

West Alder street; Rev. w. c. Eke-
berg, pastor; residence, 234 South
Sixth street west; Bell phone, 1O33-
Services at 1915 a. m. and s p. m;
Sunday school at II noon. A hearty
welcome to all
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First Me+bodis+

Corner Main and Washington
streets; j. w. Bennett, pastor: Bell
phone, 80; Independent, 799-Class
meeting, lo:15 a. M, Mrs. Emily Hos
kins, leader; the morning services will
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A Surprise.

A company Of IS young people ar
ranged a delightful surprise for Miss
Eva Van stone at the home of Mrs,
Nadeau on North Third street. Mrs.
Mccarthy II Mrs. Nadeau assisted
in making the occasion a delightful
one for all.
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THE LOVE LYRICS OF PHYLLIS.

THE LOVE LYRICS OF PHYLLIS.
BY John kendrick Bangs to Corydon.
ITrom judged
You've offered me, oh, COrydon, your
hand,
And with it goes a large estate in
land.
In household goods and chattels you've
a store,
With motor cars and horses by the
score.
Much art ave you. at least upon your
walls,
And china rare, till cen Satsuma pals.
A mansion by the sea; one in the hills;
An O~dirondack lodge, with we'll
stocked rills;
A dwelling in the town of stately mold,
Built in the fashion of chateaux of
And in your ~safe-deposit boxes rest
Uncounted shares II bonds, all Of
the best.
All, all of these you offer unto me,
To have, and hold mine own, forever
free.
The hand, I vow, as manly hands do
Is full as handsome as / chance to
know.
The riches much appeal, and | confess
| think they'd help me in the line of
dress.
| dote on motoring, and horses fine
Have ever thrilled this woman's heart
if mine.
Rare paintings satisfy, and potteries
My inner soul and outward eye do
please
Yet must ! cen %renounce them in this
case,
For, %candidly, | cannot stand your
facet
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In a dining table invented by a New
Jersey man the extension sections are
lolded beneath the top, swinging up
INTO position as the ends are pulled
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kaffee kIatsch,

Mrs. Fl. w Rost will he hostess for
the kaffee klatsch Thursday after
coon at her home, 426 North First
street.
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animal protection. Mrs. Price and
Mrs. Forbis will sing. Sunday school,
12:15; Christian E.ndeaNor meets at
$3.50, and will he led by Selma An
d@erson; topic, THE Ideal Christian"
There will be a business meeting of
the church after the evening service.
All members are urged to be present
for important business is to be trans
acted.
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aptist.

Pine III Woody streets-Morning
worship and service, 1876 o'clock;
sermon by he pastor; anthem, "HoW
Beautiful Upon the Mountain; Bible
school, 12:15 p. M: b. Y. T. y. service
at Z p. M; evening worship and serv-
ice, s o'clock; sermon by DR.. Allen,
pastor; music, solo, The Lost Chord
Mr.. Amundson; anthem, savior
Breathe an Evening Blessing
(Sudds); trio. ladies' voices; Monday,
brotherhood meeting, dinner $50 p. M;
election of officers and other interest
ing features; Wednesday,, s p. m,
prayer INC praise service; Thursday,
Women's Mission society with Mrs.
Carl, GA South Sixth street west, at
2: 80 p. M; Mrs. SatterWhite, mission
AIRY among the mill people of the south,
viii be the speaker.
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- l. y II ! GEYg7 AZ; e;

consist Of the Sacraments of the Lords
supper, baptism and reception of new
members; Sabbath school at l2:15 p
m, Thomas Layfield, superintendent;
EpWorth league at $50 y. M; Inter
mediate league at same hour in ladies'
parlor of the church, Ruth Wilson
superintendent; evening sermon at
1:30 p. M, topic, "Thou Art the Man;
midWeek prayer meeting at 8 O'Clock
"Wednesday evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
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DAILY Addition.

Second Methodist Episcopal church,
DAILY addition-Sabbath school at 8 p
m, George Blackier, superintendent
Everybody welcome.