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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-19

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-19

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The Jones County news., 1913-09-25

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or how severe your throat or lung
ailmeut is, DIR. King New Discovery
will surely help you: it may save
your life. Stillman Green, OF Mali
chite, Col. writes 1.-TWO doctors
said had consumption and could
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New Discovery and am alive and
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fails to benefit you. The best home
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and lung troubles. Prices 50 cents
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Drug Co. and Wards Pharmacy.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-25

Another evidence that "honesty Is
the best policy" came TO light in
London this week, when workman,
on bis way to his daily labor, picked
up on the street nearly the entire pearl
necklace, valued at $3.50, 900, which
was stolen July 16, while in transit
from Paris to London. Instead Of
secreting the valuable jewels, he car
ried them straight TO police head
quarters, where they we're Immediately
recognized as part of the missing
necklace. For his part in the play
the workman is to receive. the $50, 900
reward offered for the find.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-25

I Was taken With dlarrhOea and
Mr.. Yorks, the merchant here pei I
suaded me to try a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy After taking one
dose of it | was cured. 1t also cured
others that l gave ii, writes M. f..
Gebhart, Oriole, Pa. That is not
at all unusual. An ordinary attack
of diarrhoea can almost Invariably
be cured by one or two doses of this
remedy. For sale by Hyde Drug Co
Evening journal., 1913-04-05

IN COMMUNION
First Church Congregation
Also Will Receive Men,
berS at Morning Service
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
FOR THE EVENING WORSHIP

The Lords Supper will be celebrat-
cd tomorrow morning at First Pres
bytcrian Church. Market. above Ninth
Rev. J. Ross stonosifer will give a
short Communion meditation. Ne"
members will be baptised and recoly-
cd into tho Fellowship Of the church
The session viii meet in the lecture
room 10 give personal welcome e.
all who have not yet been examined
who desire to unite with tho church
Tho Sunday school, with It's adul
Bible Glasses. viii meet o. o'clo X
Tho minister viii be IN charge OF the
Mems Glass which meets In the aud
forum. and will be pleased 10 We
come both members and visitors.
Tho ovcning service at 7i5 O'Clock
viii open with the u7ual congre
fcnal and choral singing. Tine
praise aervice IN oae OF tie interest
inc features in the evening. and al.
way a.iracts q large pore MAGE ~
strangers. AN of whom arc We coined
Tic pastor theme viii be cvangclls
tie. The anthem by the choir VIII b,
rTho King OF Love, My shepherd -,
number which brings out W Oh
good eject the large chorus.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
THREE YEARS OF
ACTIVITY AT
BETHANY CHURCH

Services at Bethany Baptist church
Tomorrow will be in charge of Rev.
Henry Wood, d. D., OF New York
City, The Brotherhood will meet at
10 o'clock The regular morning
wor- hip will be held at 1890 o'clock
followed by the regular monthly
communion and reception of new
members DR.. Wood will preach.
The B. Y. p. u. will meet at Z
o'clock, Miss villa PIERCE as le-der
The song and praise service will be-
gin at 745 o'clock. followed by an
evangelistic sermon by Dr. Wood
The Rev. J. e Hunsberber begins
his third year at Bethany tomorrow.
Since coming to his city he has made
many friends. outside as well as in
side of the church. In two years 80
members have been received, 80 of
these coming by baptism. More than
$1,000 has been contributed to mis-
sions, a new pipe organ was Install
cd the cost Of $4,000. A year book
has been Introduced The third edi-
ton will appear some time this
month With the many duties that
are upon a pastor Mr.. Hunsbergei
is giving some of his time to the in
terests of the city as a whole. He
is a member of the executive com
mittee Of the Juvenile Court; of the
lnterchurch Federation; secretary oil
the Wilmington Ministerial Union,
president of the Wilmington Cit
Bible School Union and clerk of tn,
Delaware Baptist Association.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
NAME DELEGATES
TO THE PRESBYTERY

The Spring meeting of the Presby-
terry of New Castle will be held in
the Presbyterian Church at Elkton,
Md, Tuesday and Wednesday, April
Is and 16.
The sessions will be opened Tues
day evening by S. Hall Young, d. D.,
superintendent of Presbyterian Mis-
sion work in Alaska DR.. Young will
also address the meeting
The business proper will be taken
up on Wednesday, when the annual
reports of the various missionary
boards will be presented, and plans
will be formulated for the years
mission work
The delegates from West Presby-
terrain Church will be the pastor. the
Rev. w Franklin Smiley, and Lewis
w. Bower: from Hanover Presbyteri-
an, the Rev. r. L. Jackson and U. G.
Hackett; from Central Presbyterian,
the Rev. j. II. Crawford and J. H..
Burns; from First Presbyterian, the
Rev. J. r. Stonesifer and Alexander
Thompson.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05

MISSION WORK
Will be Reported at Two Day
LeWeS Meeting Next
Week

Members OF the Women's Presby-
terra, Missionary Society, which is
composed of all the Woman's MS
sionary Societies If the Churches
of the Presbytery, will convene in an
nual meeting in all-day sessions, on
Wednesday and Thursday April 10
and IL, at Lewes, Del
Home Mission Work" will be dis
cussed on Wednesday. the opening
day. The meeting will be opened by
the president of the Home Missionary
Society, Mrs. L. W. Polk, of Pocomoke
City, Md.
On Tuesday Foreign Missionary
work will be the topic of discuss on.
The delegates from West Church
will be Mrs. II. E. Williams and Nj s.
J.. T. Mcdonald; from Central Presby-
terrain, Mrs. Homer Barry and Mrs.
Martin; from First Presbyterian. Mrs.
Annie f. Joseph. Mrs. James f.
Price, Mrs. Rachel E. Downing and
Mrs. J. r. Stonesifer. representing the
Womans' Missionary Society. and
Mrs. George w. Elliott. Mrs. John G.
Collision and Miss NJ. Clara Whaler
representing the Second Auxiliary of
the Church; from Hanover Presby-
terrain, Miss Eva Taylor, president OF
the W. F. M. S., Miss Louise John
son treasurer OF the. w. H. NJ s., Mss
Isabel Crawford, Presbyterial secre-
tary of the Y. p II. NJ s., Miss Doio.
thy Ball Synodical secretary of Y
p. F. NJ S. Mrs ]. II. Dandy, treas
urer W. F. NJ S.. and Miss Bertha
Harlan; from Westminster Presbyter-
ian. Miss S. Cornella Bowman.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
Methodist Cgmen Some New city Pus for First

change places. You may have the
soup. and win take the advantages"
Esau said Give me the soup" Jacob
answered eff you viii swearito trans
fer the birthright to me. the soup
will be YOURS" Careless Esau sworc
away his birthnght for a mess of pot
taee thus signifying that he had no
particular faith in God or His prom
Uses.
Time passed Esau married heath
en- wives when he was forty and
Isaac hundred years old A little
later than this came the imparting
OF the blessing to the one who had
bought the birthrght to the chsgrin
and anger Of the one who had solemn
" sold il.
Rebecca heard Isaac's instruction
TO Esau. and remembered that the
hirthright had been sold 10 Jacob. She
prepared the kind OF stew which
Isaac preferred, using the skins OF
kids 10 cover Jacobs neck and hands,
that his father might mistake him
for Esau As Jacob had bought all
Of Esau's rights. she thought II not inn
proper to clothe him with Esau's
garments. and instructed him that she
would take the responsibility for the
deception.
JACOB carried out the program and
got the chief blessing. Esau came In
later with his venison stew. prepared
10 violate his contract made under
cath, and WIS greatly disappointed to
learn that the blessing was gone. AL
lhougi he rcceived an inferior bles sing
from his father. be had the spirit OF
murder in his heart toward his broth
or for carrying out the terms incident
TO the birthright sale.
Earthly Loss Spiritual Gain.
The account shows thai Jacobs
interest in the birthright blessings
was not in the earthly inheritance, but
/ I'm the spiritual Promise. He left
home, and went peuniless to work for
his uncle Esau might have the earth
ly blessings. Jacob carried with him
( the birthright privilege of the Abra-
hamic Promise. With this he was
rich indeed
st. Paul shows that these results
were forehnown to God; and that at
/ the birth of these men it had been
specifically declared that the elder
should serve the younger (Romans
! 1919 Doubtless this prophecy
guided Rebecca in thwarting Isaacs
/ love for Esau which impelled him to
Ignore Divine prophecy.-Genesis
1923.
Il is not for us to defend the de-
ception of Isaac, nor to recommend
this course to others Nevertheless
We should notice that the Bible dis
tinctly tells us that Gods loving favor
was with Jacob. Jacob was loved be.
cause of his reycrential love for Coo
Evening journal., 1913-04-05

and the Oath-bound Covenant made
with Abraham.
Not word of condemnation is given
to Jacob anywhere respecting this
matter. No teacher in the name of the
Lord, therefore, has the right to be
wiser than what is written in Gods
Word On the contrary Esau is
roundly denounced and called wicked
and profane because he CJld his birth
right for mess of pottage Jacobs
love for the birthright is held up for
emulation. Esau's carelessness is
held up as warning that if we are
careless Of our birthrght, we shall
not only lose IL, but lose Gods favor
The Lesson Of the Birthright.
The Apostle calls attention to the
fact that the experiences of these
brothers we're typical. Abraham s
natural seed are to have a blessing,
represented by Esau's; but Abra-
hams Spiritual Seed is to have the
greater blessing. typified by Jacobs
inheritance. The earthly seed in
herited earthly blessings. The Spirit
tual Seed give up all earthly rights,
to possess the spiritual promises, for
which the natural man cares nothing.
All who, after having had opportuni-
ties of becoming ioint-heirs with
Jesus Christ, love the pleasures of
this world. are represented as selling
their birthright on the spirit plane
for a Mess of pottage-earthly adj
tages.-Hebrews 12:15-17.
None can sell his birthright until
he has one. Hence the application of
this in antitype is merely to the con-
secrated people OF God Only those
begotten of the Holy Spirit have a
birthright in the highest sense. And
only those could seel It for a mess
of pottage.' The world may strive
for its various prizes. and is measur-
ably justified in so doing; for it has
nothing else offered them as yet.
The Abrahamic Promise is still the
only one held out by the Almighty
Messiah is the promised Seed
through whom all of Gods blessings
must come.
But the spirit-begotten heirs of the
/ Divine Promise become such by pro-
missing absolute loyalty to the Lord
and the principles OF Justice and
Mercy. These must walk self-sacri-
| fcingly. in the Masters footsteps
else they cannot share with Him the
/ glorious outcome Only those attain
ing a share in the Kingdom will
share its wonderful work of uplifting
humanity. Let US, then as the Apostle
exhorts, lay aside every weight and
every besetting sin. and run with
patience the race set before us in
the Gospel, looking unit Jesus, the
Author of our faith until He shall
be the Finisher of it.-Hebrcws
I2:1-3.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
WORTH OF MAN
PASTOR'STHEME
Or. Smiley to Discuss Topic
From West
Pulpit
C. E. SOCIETY TO
HOLD FIRST MEETING

In West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow. the Rev. U. Franklin Smiley
will conduct the services at the usual
hours. The theme of the morning
sermon will be THE Worth of
Man The Bible School meets at Q
o'clock with Superintendent c. N.
Bower in charge The pastors as
sistant teaches the Adult Women's
Class. The class for men meets at 2
o'clock in the church auditorium. It
is taught by the pastor. At $50
o'clock the first meeting of the newly
organized Christian Endeavor Society
will be held
The peoples popular service begins
at 7.30 o'clock The auditorium and
gallery were crowded to the doors
again last Sunday night. DR.. Smiley's
theme tomorrow night will be Paul
Before Felix"
The musical programs will be:
Morning-Organ prelude. "Andante
Grazioso." by Tobin; anthem, Gloria
in Excelsis," by Coccone; offertory,
christians. the Morn" by Shelley,
soloists Miss Robb and Mr.. Jones.
Organ "postlude in c. by Tobin.
Evening-Organ. "Romantique." by
Macy; anthem. Press On, o Pill
grim" by Miles; soprano solo. MY
Soul is at Rest in God" by Emmerick.
Miss Julia Beauchamp; offertory,
Gloria from the Twelfth Mass. by
Mozart; organ, "Postlude in c." by
Macy.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
AYENUE RAPTIST sERYICE.

Fellowship will be extended to new
members and the Lords Supper" will
be observed at the morning service to.
morrow in Delaware Avenue Church.
The Rev. n. c. Iassiter viii preach
on the theme. Divine Guidance in
All Things"
At the evening service 730 o'clock
a special song service of about IS
minutes will be held in connection
with the special musical program ar
ranged by the choir. The subject of
the pastors evening sermon will be-,
Running Away From God"
The regular prayer and praise SER
vice will be held on Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock and the pastor Will
give a short talk on The Man Who
Could Not Be Tanned" On Friday
evening the Christian Endeavor pray
er meeting will meet with j. H. West
colt as leader.
The musical program for the day
will be:
Organ prelude. Berceuse and Pray,
er. Alex. Guilmant; anthem. Come
Unto Me We Weary" J. L. Wolcott,
soloists, Elizabeth Douty, Elmer E.
Price; solo. For the Lord is Mind
full" St Paul. Mendelsohn. Clarence
K. Hope; Postlude. selected.
Evening-Organ prelude, "Ho-
sanna," Paul Wachs; anthem. The
Lord is Exalted" John H. West; VIC
lin solo, "Adagio," Merkel. Mss Della
Simmons; solo, Jesus Only" A.
Rotol. Miss Nellie Comerford; organ
postlude.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
DIR. REED In
GRACE PULPIT
Will Repeat at Morning Ser
vice Popular Sermon Of
Several Weeks Ago
POPULAR SERVICE
FOR EVENING WORSHIP

The Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will be administered tomorrow
morning and new members will be
received into the communion of the
church in Central Presbyterian
Church. Rev }. H. Crawford will
preach on the theme Remembering
Christ" A communicates prayer
meeting will be held at 9.45 o'clock,
under the leadership OF members of
the session.
Tho Sunday school will meet at II
O'Clock. and also the adult Bible
Glasses The Y. =. S. C. E. will meet
at 645 o'clock and will be led by
Willard Jacobs
The evening service viii be one OF
special music by the choir. II will
begin at 1856 o'clock with an organ
recital given by N C Morgan the or
ganist. and the choir. which sang the
Easter music so we'll, will again
show rs ability in song. The musical
program for the day will be as fol-
lows
1890 o'clock-Organ prelude, Com
munion in A-hat Batiste; Postlude
Ewing
735 o'clock--Organ Recital Spring
Song (irom the SOUTH Semare
Traumeri Schuman: Canzonetta, Ne
win: anthem. MY Soul Doth Magnify
the Lord Buck; anthem, Savior
When Night Involves the Skies Shell
ly: offertory solo Heard the
tra... 80 f..... c.. fart-- rr--l4---A
Voice OF Jesus say, iNis5 fuit0hi
Cohen: anthem. There is Land OF
Pure Delight" Shelly There will be
short sermon preached by the min
lister ON might Disciples
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
BIBLE STUDY on
THE SALE OF 4 BlRTHRIGHT.
Genesis y :2s.8i-Aprll 6.

Genesis - :22-3i-Aprll 6.
"Esan for one mOrstl Of ment
sold his birthright. For yc know
how that afternard. when he would
have inherited In, blessing. he was
Observation-Disclosures 12;i6. II.
In olden times, and still In some
countries. the birthright belonged 20
the first-born SON At the fathers
death the oldest son took his place
as the head OF the family; and the
property. usually consisting Of hoeks
and herds, became his possession To
days lesson introduces US to a birth
right which included not only earthly
possessions. but also certain great
Divine promises.
Abrahams estate went to Isaac. the
others of the family receiving por-
lions through him. Abraham was
very rich; hut the possession which
he priced most highly was the Gov.
enant-that the blessing of the Lord
would be especially upon his seed
and that eventually all nations would
be blessed and favored Of God through
him
This great Promise Isaac inherited
A. the time of our lesson he wa
more than q hundred years old. and
blind. He realized that the time had
come for him to give his blessing e.
his heir. as instead of written will
the custom of today He therefore
instructed Esau to prepare him a
dinner OF venison. thus to prepare to
receive his formal blessing
Isaac had two sons-twins. Esau
being the older by a few moments
only. These twins were very dissim
liar Esau was hairy rudy. full OF
vigor, athletic hunter Jacob was
smooth-skinned. Accomplishment
a tent-man. or homekeeper. Jacob
seems to have inherited the qualities
of his father; Esau. mDre OF the VI
vHoity Of his mother. As tempera.
mental oppositos agree best. .s1a,
loved Esau more; while Rebecca pre-.
ferred Jacob.
The quiet studious Jacob thought
frequently Of the great blessing which
God had promised to his grandfather
Abraham. a share in which he hal
apparently missed by an accident q
birth-a few moments only Esau, OF
the contrary, full Of animal spirit
thought more Of pleasure, and con
sidered the Divine Promise as quit,
secondary and rather visionary.
When the two men were abou
thirty years old. Jacob one day mad
himself some lentil soup, Of which h
was fond Just as he was about L
partaSe, Esau came home hungry. ant
begged to have Jacobs soup. Jacol
said. In substance. you have ever
advantage. I have nothing but tn
soup, and I will take the advantages.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
MUSICALE AT
CENTRAL CHURCH
SUNDAY EVENING

In Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow, Or. George Edward
Reed Will. by request, repeat his SER
mon delivered some time ago on Thy
Gentlcncss Hath Made Me Great" In
the evening at 745 o'clock, DR.. Reeu
viii speak on Jesus and the Common
/ People
During the day the following sre'
cial musical program will be given
Morning Quartette God is a Spir
] it. Bennett; onertory, contralto solo
Like as the Hart" Mrs. Elizabeth n
I Larashl. Allison.
Evening Chorus. eye that Stand IN
the House OF the Lord" Spinney
ohertory. contralto solo. abide With
Me-" Liddlc: Quartette latter SER
NOM Awake, My Soul"
The singing of gospel hymns by
quartette. chorus and congregation
is a feature Of special interest
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
BLESSINGS OF
THE SPIRIT FIRE.

Al Easuake Presbyterian Church
.cornor Tweuty-sevcnth and Market
streets tomorrow. the Rev Henry
Cunningham will conduct the wor-
skin and preach at both services. The
class IN Christian instruction will
meet al 10 O'Clock in the church par
Tor. Al 1880 o'clock the sermon
tonic viii be ~Thc Blessings OF the
Spirit Fire.
SUNDAY school and Bible class for
men and women viii meet al O'Clock
This session OF the school will he OF
n special character and a full attend
ancc is desired.
The Christian Endeavor moetne
Will be hold az o'clock 10 study the
topic, Humility Miss Bessie lay
flor will be leader. The popular gos
ipel service will be held at 745. Lei
by the choir tho congregation vii
,sing at the opening of the servic'
some favorite Alexander songs. Tn
lchoir under the direction o, b. Il
ILoomis win sins two selections, an
IL. II. Loomis Will be heard In a sol'
1.-THE pastor will speak ON almost
fChdstian."
The special services last wee
iwera successful and well attende
THEY will be continued this week, oN
.ccpt Monday and Saturday evenings
tThe speakers viii be;
. On Tuesday. the Rev Norman {
.Lassiter: Wednesday the Rev. vii
Liam +. Rowan. Pm. d.. Of Newark
Del: Thursday. The Rev Ebcn \
Baldwin. Claymont Del; Friday pre-
paratory service. the Rev Charles II
Holmead. OF ST. Johns Protostan
Episcopal Church.
The music al these services is
special feature Soloists viii SIM
each evening Come thou with III
.and we will do thee good
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
Press OPINION OF MR. MORGAN.

At Hanover Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev. r. l.. Jackson will
speak upon, Haunted by Duties Left
Undone" He will speak to the child
rem upon. What the Buds are Say
ing. The Mems Bible class will have
for its special subject. THE Press
Estimates OF j. Pierpont Morgan
The Y. p. S. c. f. meeting will be
held at z o'clock with John Reyhold
as leader.
In the evening Senior Bosio, who
was to have spoke in the church last
Sunday evening. but was unable to be
present will tell of his work among
the Waldensians.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
Richest in quality and flavor. BLUE
VALLEY BUTTER
MIR. CANDEE TO PREACH.

In Westminster Church both morn
ing and evening tomorrow the Rev.
Charles L. Candee will preach. The
sermon in the morning will be upon
David Livingstone"
The musical program will be-:
Morning service-organ prelude,
"Ohertoire in A Flat" Read: anthem,
tie Deum in B Flat" Baumbach: Of
fertory. How Long wilt Thou Forget
Me-" Speaks: tenor solo, j. Frank
Ayres. Evening seryice-organ pre-
lude. "Traumeri," Wolff; anthem, Il
am Alpha and Omega Stainer; Of
fertory, THE Day is Past and over,
Reed
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
TARERNACLE SERYICES.

Sunday school will open in Faith
Tabernacle. Wilmington Branch. to-
morrow afternoon at 230 o'clock,
Praise service at 7.30 o'clock will be
followed by preaching at o'clock
There viii be an open air meeting
at Third and King streets at s
o'clock this evening. and services In
the chapel on Wednesday evening at
7.45 o'clock
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.

Sunday commences self denial week
In the Salvation Army. and they are
trying to make Il a banner week all
over the world. Tomorrow. open air
Market, at 1890. 315 and 73O o'clock.
and a public service will be held in
the hall. No. 102 East Fourth street az
s o'clock. Meetings will be held at
Fifth and Market streets every night
next week except on Monday and
Tuesday.
A special soldiar's meeting will be
held In the hall on Tuesday evening
at s o'clock
Evening journal., 1913-04-05

The musical program at St
Stephens Lutheran Church for Sun
day will be: The Morn of Gladness,
Harry Hale Pike: "Harkl How the
Watchmen Cryl" ]. w. Lerman; SOLO
list. Willard Wallis; Evening Will
lard S. Campbell soloist, Miss Irene
Bristow; Il VIII Praise Thee, o Lord, "
W. II. Bennett; duet He Leadeth
Me-" W. Stillman Martin; duetists
Misses Irene Bristow and Helen Ha-
mann; BE joyful in the Lord AL
fred Beirly solo. Prayer" Van Wem-
err from Der Freischutz; soloist
Miss Helen Hamann.
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
NM. nAWSnN AT AsRrRY.

IN AshuTy Methodist Episcopal
Church. Third and Walnut streets.
tomorrow. the Rev George White
Dawson tho now pastor, will be
heard The congregation wiil kindly
observe the regular class meetings
Sunday school and Epworth League
services. The morning sermon sub
ject viii be: "rhe Witness OF thu
Holy Spirit" T.30 O'Clock subject
The Religion OF Life"
Evening journal., 1913-04-05

No matter how long you suf-
fered. or what other remedies have
failed to cure. Foley Kidney Pills
will surely help you. They are genu-
inely tonic strengthening ed cura-
tive. build up the kidneys and restore
their regular action. John Velbert.
Foster, Calf. says: Il suffered
many years with kidney trouble and
could never get relief until | tried
Foley Kidney Pills. which effected a
complete cure. IN. B. Danforth,
Market and Second Sts.. Wilmington,
Del
Evening journal., 1913-04-05
aWHAT DOES BAPTISN MEANl7

What Docs Baptism Mcan?' and
Growing in Grace" viii be the sub
jecis OF the morning and evening scr-
mons delivered by the Rev. n. Houf
In Hope Baptist Church. tomorrow
a. 1915 o'clock and 745 o'clock
Mss Evans will conduct the singing
OF the Sunday school al $50 o'clock
Choir rehearsal viii be held I'm tht
church auditorium this evening. A
meeting viii be held on Wednesday
evening at s o'clock.