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Locals

Vernon Hughes h. spending the hoIf
days Of his home here.
stanley CROW. Of Akron. q. ~ SPEND.
ms the holidays with BIZ parents. or
this place.
Uncle Pat Quigiey. Of McMechen. spent
Christmas here with relatives.
Miss Lelah Moore a. spcndinR n few
days here the guest of Miss Alma way
man.
o. " piantz was tho guest N rein
tivcs at Wellsvllle o., the latter part Of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Joserh stroebei ana son
Elwood. spent Christmas IN Wheellrr
with relatives
Mr. W " Noweu has returned fro-,
Cumberland. Nd. where he spent Christ.
mas with relatives
Ray folllff. 81 wheeling. spent Chrisf.
mas with relatives here
Several new dwellings are being built
In the East End on tho Nichols addition
Mrs vs. Y. Tcagarden and daurhfe~
Mies ThoImn were The guests ~ Mr.
and Mrs q " Cunningham. Ut Mounfr-
Willie. last wecE
r. H UIte rpcut Christmas ~ Man.
nlngfon. me guest % hir daughter. Me-
q ". Ro0r and son. Or r. " IUtc and
their famflre
Mrs Thomas IackIev and chiifrrr
have returned 90 their home 90 Waaf
incton. IT, O.. after o. month visit with
relatives bore.
Misses Flo and Ethel N1ss who are
attending college % Wheeling. were
spending the holidays With their mother
here
luminous King and Rus-ou Kin-sis
Who have been speudiug their holidays
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CAMERON, O..

CAMERON. O.. Jan. Joshua ADV
ana son Clarence, Of Mellsville. o.. spent
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Pratt. Of War
wood, are spending a few days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pratt.
Mr.. Pratt Us very low az his writing
and u f. thought he will not survive
the winter.
Edgar Hugh. Of Akron. and Lucy Hugh.
or Medina county. spent their holidays
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Pfalzgraf and
children and Miss Ethel McKelvey. or
Round Bottom. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. :. y. pfalzgraf.
russell kampfer. OF Darlington. and
Fred kampfer. who Is taking a dental
course In the Startling (Ohto) Medic..
college az Columbus. spent sunday with
their grandmother. Mrs. Emma II. At
kinsou.
Albert suppes. 81 Indiana. Is spending
a Few days with his mother. Mrs. Nancy
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Howell and two
Woodland. ". Va. Monday. after epeud-
ing a few days with relatives here.
Georse Gillespie and Andy Starkey. OF
Attitude. stephen craig. ~ near SIT.
CHrrick. and g. W. Gallaher. % near
Coates. were transacting business here
Miss lane Msury. Of wheeling. e.
spending a Few days with her father.
ffllNlh fiNNls VINO ~ tfHrNIUE school
lu Switzerland toWnship. spent "A Few
days with her parents. Mr.. an dMrs.
John Hugi.
Jonathan Carpenter. OF near Reaiis-
vile. was n business caller here Mon
DAY.
Rcev w. +. williams r. conducting \
revival meeting AZ the Asthbury " r.
Goorge Rurkey. ~ C~lariurton v. y. H.
g. and CLIFFORD Heutnorn. of Wheel
day.
ttor. Ericwiue. 81 Wotlsvilie. H. spend
iur a few DAYS here with his family
Eorf Howell tg spending "a Few DAYS
with rls brother. o. g. NOVEL; Of near
Woodland. w. Va
Crawford Haughner is unable % 20
about on account OF rheumatism hfch
hothers him quite n bit every winter.
William Ilutins and son Howard were
business callers no Clarington Wcdu-s-
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parable. as was his wont. the Savior
passed 20 practical discourse. In which
the principles OF his Kingdom were .tm
further developed. The conspicuou. no.
sition accorded TO childhood in Inc
church Is enunciated. II those like emil
uEen are eligible TO membership. then
Snlldren themselves are already inciuo-d
Jesus Is childhOod's Defender, He nuts
himself In the child's place. What Won
90 or good or I'll 20 the child. you do 10
Him. The immediate surrender of the
dearest earthly ambitions nimical 10
me spirit OF the heavenly Kingdom H.
insisted upon In language or unsur-
passed vigor. Better one hand. one foot
one eye. and-heaven. then two hands
Two rect. two eyes. and-heIl! The vi,
Nhclous discourse closes aptiy with a
picture OF the Good Shepherd going OUT
with Infinite sacrifice, pains. and per-
sIstence to seek for one lost sheen
Ihe lovely tapestry OF the homiiv 10
NE TWelve IL shot with the 9oldsn
Unread OF the Masters particular ,ove
care. ana provision for child-life. "Not
ne viii OF the Father that one OF thsss
little ones should perish" do nor AZ.
spise one Of these little ones:- Their
Guardian Angels stand nearest ,bs
tather The worst death concefvabis
would be preferable 20 the PENALTY 81
corrupting n child" 'whoevsr fsks. -
shlld under loving and helpful care takes
the child nnd-me"
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Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope OF cure was an opera
ton. Trusses did me no good. FL
nally / got hold OF something that
quickly and completely cured me.
Years have passed and the rupture
has never returned. although I am do
ing hard work as a carpenter. There
was no operation. no lost time. no
trouble. ] have nothing to sell. but
VIII give full information about how
you may find a complete cure without
operation. II you write me. Eugene VI.
Pullen. Carpenter. 1874 Marcellus ave
nue., Manasquan. ". J. Better cut out
this notice and show 70 10 any others
who are ruptured-you may save a life
or az least stop the misery OF rupture
and the worry and danger OF an oper-
alton.
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day. the latter getting some dental work
dore.
It y Keller ana John ITuri were
t-ansactlnE business ~ Darlington Wed
norIuy.
a. % Jones has returned 20 hts work
81 Hannibal. o.. after spending u We.
here with HIS family.
Mr.. ard Mrs Walker Case and ufta
son. ~ wheeling. spent several dave
here with Mrs Cases father. gvfvcefer
Hruthoru.
quite a number % the young ne,
spent Ncw years eve a. Frank tauNe
in the way 81 a watch party.
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THE LANTERN

r would BE- out Of place 10 critters.
me school boy ciutching his pen with
inky fist or hesitatinR and laundering
from his dog-eared reader. Time nav
ne when from that same hand will come
Spencerian c~alligraphy. or from those
US periods an Everett would not dis
uain SO chide not the apostles IN the
pundlinR, short-siRhted notions Of their
hoNltlate. tn end crowns the worit.
True. they began with amif-
tions Tor self-aERrandizemont: but thev
snded ny EivinE the world the most sub-
.Ine examples % self-abucgntion Of all
me ages Not IN vain aid the Master
SET a little child IN their midst that dsv
some ono said one dav that We
90 not read that our Savior. when On
EARN. wne ever seen 20 smile rtffe
Firl heard the remark. what" she
stld, didnt Jesue say 20 The little chill
dren, tome unto meT and they would
never nave come unless ne had amfIedr'
I'm sure the Savior smiled.
Or else no little. trembling rhUd
Had dared 20 venture near
NO d~arkeninE frown. no angry word.
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Was ever seen or sver heard

Was ever seen or ever heard
While Jesus ~sojourned here
The two-Messiah idea prevailed 20 A
Considerable extent among the Jews.
Inc Psalms and p~rophesies obviously
pictur n suffering AZ we'll as n trium-
pnent Messiah. But ~ seemed fmpos-
sibie Tor the Hebrew mind 60 apprehend
that the sufferer and the Victor were
one and the same person. In fact. that
w VICTOR was such through his suffer
we're ready to attach themselves 10 the
victor Messiah. hut they wanted none N
The sufferer. Unharnttv IT,
archicai ambition ana "eccie.issticat
polltlcs sre not yet extinct. The more
Pr me fhaflf and pity. since two fhou.
and years have passed in which 70
learn the spirit q the Kingdom.
spirit Of tho fttie child who -.
lu.hs % % employed By the Master
NOT 70 Be minfatered unto
put % minister not rown and iswsIe1
81 highest distinction.
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church, Fifth and Market streets-Sun-
day school. $40 a m. public worship.
1880 a m and 1880 p. m; Epworth
league. 6:fb p. m. At the morning -,rv-
ice the baptism OF children. the recep-
tion OF members and our regular hi
monthly eommunIon. Monday 1:So ?. M
p. m. Junior league; Wednesday. 1880 p.
IN. prayer meeting: Thursday. 7:3O p.
m. Adult Bible class. Friday, 1880 D..
m. Boys brigade and choir rehearsal.
All are cordially invited to these serv-
ices.
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Or Howard C%ohenour. Of Tulsa. Okla .
ana MISS Jessie Howard. daughter Of
place. were married 40 the home OF the
bride parents. by Rev. =. T. GreEor-.
NJ. and Mrs. Coheuo vi make their
nome az Tulsa. okla. where Dr. Cohen
our has a large practice.
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CAMERON
School Opened.

CAMERON. w. Va. Jan 2-Thc
schools open Monday after a weeks
vacation and are now starting on the
last half Of the term.
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Janu airy 4, 1914.
JESUS AND THE CHILDREN
CTHE STORN

The training OF the Twelve made large
drafts pom the endurance OF the Mas
ter. Their racial misconception OF his
kingdom was tho most difficult or
eradication. He had just unveiled to
them his Way of Sorrow but. explicit
though he had been. II seemed all to no
purpose. They saw only a nOwer-strewn
path TO a glittering throne. Before we
are harsh with the disciples for their
tardy approach to the true idea OF the
Kingdom. let II be remembeed, they
drank In their wrong notions with n efr
mothers' milk. Even Jesus could not
easily train out or them ideas which had
been trained into them for so years.
They were Ideas, too. that were pecu-
Harry c-onsonant with their ambitions.
The Searcher OF Hearts knew very
well that the subject OF the unseemIy
controversy In which his disciples had
engaged on the way TO Capernaum.
II was the master-stroke OF the Master
teacher. the placing OF the child In the
midst OF his self-seeking disciples. The
instant obedience the child rendered
when called. the docliity with which ne
stood where Jesus placed him. ano. ~
the end, the swiftness with which he
ran 60 receive and return the savior
embrace, and all with a H~eIf-oblivion 10
which the question. What shall have
for this7" never 30 much as ocurred-
there. a. IN a simple living tableau, the
characteristics OF the approved disciple
stood forth . And from the acted
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Tho S0CIaIiat party elected theIr
mayor for the coming term and IT. the
first Socialist mayor IN the history ~
tho town. The Hose 60. Progressive
ticket elected their recorder. y + FIah
and three c0uucilmcn lou Lowe. y o..
Fish. r. p Stimmei Tho Law and or
der ticket elected two rounrf1mru Worn
Monroe. Mcf.ain Phillips.
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Second United Presbyterian church,:
Rev. J. IT. Litteil. II. D.. pastor-Serv-
ices IN Y. NJ c. a. auditorium at ro:45
A m. and 1880 p. m. Sabbath school and
Bible classes at $3.50 a m; Christian
Union at p. m. The week OF prayer
will be observed with prayer service
each evening except Saturday at 1880. in
the lecture room of the First Presby-
terrain church. corner of Chapline and
Thirteenth streets, at 1880. The Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served on Sabbath, January IL. A cor
dial welcome Is extended TO all.
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Attended

Misses Gertrude and Florence Giles
PIE. Inez Aud. Mary Giffen. Esther
Monroe, Mcssrs. Perry Borenz. Earl
NOVEL; Clarence Howard. Herbert GIL
lespie. attended Al q. Fields minstrelr.
at the Court Theatre. New Years night
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ANALYSIS

J. The Training 90 the Tuelvs.
Jesus tact and eudurancs taxed
Their misconcepfions.
Deprecated.
How wrour ideals we're imbfbsd
q C-ontr0verav which should BE- eraf-
not unknown o. Jesus.
4. Maafor-nfrrra ri Mrmt
"A child IN the mIfaf
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Stating Party.

A skating party Of nearly al .hc
young people and several older ones. err
toyed themselves by skating the Old
Year out and the new one IN. az the roll
ing. ~
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St James E~vanRelicai Lutheran
church itos-lti1 hapline street Rev.
a. W. Werder. pastor. Rev. VI. Steuer.
assistant pastor-Sunday after New
Years: $50 n. m. Sunday school and
Bible classes English and Germany.
1850 a. m. German services. T.sO ~. m.
English services Rev. werder will
preach on Church History The mem
hers OF the brotherhood are 70 attend
mis- service IN a body. The men are re-
quested 10 come early. seats will be re-
served Monday evening. meeting Of the
20 arrange for the missionary
conference. Thursday evening. vestry
meeting. All are cordially invited.
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First English Lutheran church. IS
Sixteenth street: W. 3. DysinRsr. pastor.
next Lords day at 1880 n M. and z 10
p. n. Sunday school at ? 20 a. m: In-
Their league. 1915 p. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening a. T.4f. fcachers
training class a. SIS. Catccheticai class
Friday afternoon At 24b. Everybody
welcome 20 all these services. Rev.
Ralph A. Harshman will preach on Sun
dav morning and Rev. s. r.. Adams VIII
preach IN the evening.
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81. Matthews Lutheran church. 4i7
Water street. Benwood. Rev. George r.
Helm, pastor-The services and meetings
during the week Will be: Sunday after
New Years: $50 O. m. Sunday school
and Bible class. 10 30 n m. preaching
services. In the English language. 80
D. m, FIRST quarterly CONGREGATIONAL
meeting: 2:30 p. m. meeting OF tho La
dies society at the home OF Mrs. Pol
vesper services, sermon Of The Creed
The public Is Cordially Invited 10 attanh.
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AND KEY

Living tabisau.
Obedience. dOciitv. r~eif-obffvfo,
Love e~Nemplihed in child
D. PRINCIPLES Developed n ppusd
'.lil position IN Church enunci-
Already IN.
What is done g. child r. dons 10
nrmation.
Jesus loye. care. and provision for
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~ Jameg Evangelical Lutheran
chapel. Elm Grove. Rev. NJ Eteuer. a.
gigtant phstor-6erviceH FOR SUNDAY.
80 a. m, Sunday school and Bible
class, preaching services a. the county
inhrmary a. 20. Friday afternoon ana
eveninE c~atechetical Instruction.. All
are cordially invited.
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Chapiins Street Methodist rpireonai
church. samuel O. Jones. mIrIefer-We
most cordially invite you 90 tha follow
ing fervicea 1030. morning worheIn.
subject OF Hermou. The NobiiItv OF
Man 1ao. sunday school. Mr.. Alvin
winters suuerlnfenfeuf We have r
thoroughly ORGANIZED school win classes
TOT en- grades. Glass meeting az $50.
lrl 10y pastor evangelical service At
subject 81 sermon. Measuring the
Iaftlemcnfa ~ Faith" our revival sew
i,es begin sunday evening and viii con
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St Andrews church. Thirty-sev.nth
ana Eon streets There will be services
IN ST. Andrews church tomorrow the
second sunday after Christmas cele-
bration or Holy Communion at eight y.
AFTERNOON. Evening prayer and sermon
az s:5O O'Clock In the e~vening. James l..
Fish. rector.
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warwood Christian church corner
Seventeenth street and Richland ave-
nue.: n. w. Evans, pastor-Bible schoo
at 10 o'clock; preaching and communion
Resolutions" Christian Endeavor meet
ing at SAB o'clock. pastor in charge:
evening service at 7:i5. subject. NO
Questions Asked" A hearty Invitation
IL extended TO all. There viii be an Of
hclal board meeting at the church at
40 o. m
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Evangelical Reformed ST. Stephens
church, corner Thirty-sixth and Eon
streets: Ernest NJ. Preuss. pastor-Sun-
Jay. January 4, 1917: German services.
~ elected officers: sunday schOo > y.
m; ladies' Aid society meeting al 3 u.
m; Willing Workers. $50 u. m: English
evening service at 1880. theme. The New
Opportunity. Tuesday evening, Young
Peoples meeting Thursday evening.
choir rehearsal; Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. 4:3O y. m. instruction in Bible
and catechism. a cordial Invitation ~
extended to all the services.
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FIRST Christian church. s7f7 warte,
-ie W w. Fields. raefor- rbl
10 n ~ q y TrurefI auner
l~htehaenI. communion. I'D. w
preaching. u q m y. = b g. D.. $50
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~ zoo ne lost world. The means ~ %,
demutl0u. and tho cerfafrIv III
t.Lit 1uhjeots ON which whole iftr.r
Is nave been written-aro here row
ln one reree. Much riches IA,
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First Presbyterian church. corner OF
Chapline and Thirteenth streets -
Preaching both morning and evening at
the usual hours. Rev. j. II. nowde
u. D., Of Pittsburgh. will be in charge
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Thomson Methodist Episcopal church.
~ routn HroadWaV, on The Island. W. C
ltnftluEer mlulFfer-succlat revival
fneetngg BEGIN next Sunday. gervfrea
eterG night next week. except SATURDAY..
Zoo music good preaching BY some
.lfulnrr of The gospel team. Services
Ior Nunday. January q 1910 n. m. ser.
lln. ffudH strength and our Strength F
2 p NJ sunday school. q 40 D. m. Fn.
''N rista ~EtaurclIam Evervb1fv err.
come ~ Thomson church.
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at home here. will return 10 school at
Ada, O. the first OF the week.
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In the Churches

The First spiritualist church viii
hold services In the Odd Fellows hall
sunday. January 4 a. 7.30 p. m Chill
a sre m. R ResI e W. ISesqT !. a. 1929 . ;
psychic. Lecture followed with spirit
messages. All are welcome.
The Third Presbyterian church.
.Thirty-eighth and Jacob streets. J. p.
Leyenberger.. pastor The usual serv-
Preaching at 1890 a. N and 1880 y.
m: Sabbath school at ? D. m: Mems
Bible class at $3.50 a m. and Junior
Christian Endeayor al 6:45 p. m
Beginning Sabbath evening. there
VIII be service at 1880 each evening.
munion IN the eleventh
First Church OF Christ Scientist A.
o. I. W. auditorium. 1ii9 Chapiins
Ject Of lesson God Sunday school at
10 A. m Wednesday testimonial meet
ing at : .. m same address Reading
holidays. from IL m. 10 Z D. m. also on
Saturday evenings from ! 70 . O'Clock.
The public II invited to visit our read
Ing room. No. iiis Chapline street and
attend our services.
New Years services at the Memorial
service FOR the ehiideen- sn -. . sr
sabbath. OF the New Year. There will
be special talks on the relation Jesus
are specially invited TO these services.
The choir will render special music on
thi. occasion. Come help the service
Master. leader. 7;3o o'clock .. m
First Unitarian church--My Little
Sister with some references TO local
viii be the ssS5sc. di.eu.-es BY Rev.
Beard OF Trade rooms. Market Audi,or,
ium building. next sunday morning at
German Methodist church. Chapiine
street. opposite High school. Rev. T.
A. Speckman. pastor. Sunday school
at 9:15 a. m General class meeting
at $3.50. Morning service in German.
at 1890, subject. "A Blessing For the
New Year" Young Peoples meeting
lem" Evening service in English. at
1880. subject. How Old Art Thou?"
Wednesday evening. the usual pray
er service at 7:45 p. m. The Ladies'
Aid Society will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the church.
Thursday afternoon. January sth. All
members are requested to be present.
A cordial invitation to attend all
services. is extended TO every one
All visitors welsome.
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. first church south OF Twelfth
On Chapline. No. 1919: Arthur w. Mills,
Pm. D., pastor-The pastor will preach
both morning and evening. Public Mor-
The Way OF Blood" Part ". a brief
communion meditation. The pastor ear
nestly requests and kindly urges all
member OF Fourth Street to be present
at this service. The services will not be
longer than usual. so let no one remain
away on mis- account. Let each mem
Der observe our Masters last reduest
This do In remembrance OF me" Eve
Gods Search for a Real Man. Special
music at both services by n chorus
choir OF trained voices. Sunday scnool
at 9.15 a. m: Junior league at 2:3O p.
m: Epworth eague at $50 p. m. A
hearty invitation Is extended to all
strangers and those without n church
home TO Join with the congregation 70
all these church services. All seats free
and a cordial welcome awaits everybody
who comes.
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January 4, 1914
TWELVE GREAT VERSES: ~ THE SALVATION y SPRn 3 Is.
(COnsecrafion MeefinnN

n 10 ~hsracferlsfic 81 ChriafianIfv
nat ~ IL capable of heinr epitomized
IL whole system. with sI &C., lmplicat.
.nns ia here c1nCrcted fn r. single SEN
'ence ~ twenty-five words The ~,
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St Luke's 7. T.. church: Rev. Jacob
Brtttingham. rector-Preaching services
az 1880 a. m. and 1870 p. IN. Wednesday
evening service as usual at 1880.
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Zion Lutheran church, 2Iis Market
street. Rev. 4. l.. Benze. pastor. Sun
Epiphany sunday school at 9:i5 a.
m. Chief service at 10 go n. m. Eng
lish vespers at 1880 y. m. Church coun-
nesday. Mission society ON Thursday
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First Baptist church, Twelfth an,

Church OF Christ. Settlers hall. cor
ner Virginia and Penn streets. Island.
LORDS Day services as follows: Bible
school at $3.50. regular worship will be-
gin at 1890; evening service at 1870.
All are welcome.
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prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
AS. training class az $40.
LAdies Aid society meets all day Thurs
O'Clock Dr. a Wiley. % Washing
ton. D. c. viii lecture under the aus
plSes OF TIE 7. p = e. = Choir rehear-
- CORDIALLY invited 20 attend all serv-
Ices Of the church Strangers made well
come.
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Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. REV.
Thomas Grier koOntz. u. ID. Pastor.
services AT 1915 n. IN. and 7:tb p. m.
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m. Christian
EndeaNor meeting at 6:45 y. m. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at 7:45 %. m The
pastor VIII preach Sabbath morning on
The Courage OF Consolation and in
the evening on Things Fundamental.
me week or prayer will be observed.
services at 1:45 y. m. and communion
service held January II. subjects Tor
the week Of prayer for 1914: Monday.
anuary 6-"Coufession and ThanksgfV-
ing" Tuesday. January -""rbe
Church: Wednesday, January S-"Na-
lions and Rulers. Thursday, January
s-'Foreign Missions: Friday. Janu-
airy lO-"Mome Missions" The choir
VIII sing te following music:
MORNING SERVICE
Anthem-"Jubilete Dec in u. Flat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03

vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale, J. NJ. Potter. minister. ser
vices al IL a m. and 7:so D M Morn
lng subject; Retrospect and Prospect
Ihis being the tenth anniversary OF the
present pa~storste. Evening subject:
Inc Challenge OF Christianity to the
worid sunday school and Bible elias.
AZ s;so a m Young Peoples meeting
at 2 M Special services al next
wek a. 1880 p. m. during week OF