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Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Deputy Sheriff Henry McCaasland of
Readfield was in the city Thursday
for a portion Of the day on matters
of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

A bill extending general amnesty to
all political prisoners in Portugal ex-
cept those also accused of felonies is
to be laid before the Portuguese Par
lament at Lisbon, Portugal. Friday.
by the new cabinet under the premier
ship of Bernardino Pachado, former
Portuguese ambassador to Brazil
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Mrs. o. A. Brann. who for the past
several weeks has been suffering from
an attack of. catarrhal fever, is re-
ported to be somewhat improved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Hose responded to a still alarm at
S.15 Thursday at the house at 119 Cony
street owned by Mrs. Elsie Churchill
and occupied by Louis Paquin. TWO
chemicals were used.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Mr. and Mrs. George r. McCurdy of
State street are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter, born
to them recently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

If you want a pair of ladies' $500,
$3.50 and s4.00 boots at the ridiculous
ly low price of s1.29 don't delay your
purchase F.. L. Hersey puts 900 pairs
on sale this morning and judged by
similar sales in past years these genu-
inc bargains will be snapped up like
the proverbial hot cakes.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
LOCAL NOTICE.

Gertrude e. Moore announces that
she has re-opened hair dressing par
lors at 24s Water street. up one flight.
two doors up from electric waiting
room. Tel -4s6=J.. feb13dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

DIR. Charlotte Sawyer and daughter
Dorothy left Thursday afternoon for
Washington, D. c., where they will
pass the remainder of the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Walter /. Neal of Waldo, a member
of the Commission of Inland Fisheries
and Game, passed Thursday in the city
on business matters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Aaron w. Hyler of Brunswick. coach
for the Cony debating team, was in
Augusta Thursday for the purpose of
giving the members of the team some
practice along that line.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Mrs. j. Manchester Haynes was a
passenger on Train "a, at $50 Thurs
day morning going to Boston for a
visit in that city and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Harry Reed Of Weeks Mills passed
portion Of the day Thursday in the
city on combined business and
pleasure trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Twenty-Five cents invested In anti /,
kamnia tablets Will cause more nappI-i
piano, especially if any of the members
OF your family are suffering with head
ache or neuralgia Get a dozen freni
suffering. Ask for Ak 'tabletA.-Adv.sx
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Miss Louise Lewis has accepted a
position as stenographer in the office
Of the State Highway Commission for
a short time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Master George Roberts Dearborn, in
FAINT son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fremon
Dearborn, is reported to be very ill,
suering from bronchitis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Lawrence Crummett of Palermo was
among the business visitors Thursday
in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Robert E. Lane has entered the De-
vine & Chadbourne pharmacy for the
purpose of learning the business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
No Bible for Md. Students.

Annapolis, Md, Feb. IA bill to
con9el the reading of the Bible in
public schools under penalty of SIS fine
or Imprisonment for the teacher, was
rejected by the House OF Delegates
today,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Adjourns were given at the High
school Thursday morning on account
Of low temperature
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Infant mortality in New York City
has decreased in the last year from
1858 a thousand to 101.e9 according to
a report by the Babies Welfare Asso-
citation,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Edwin Brown of Cooper's Mills was
a business visitor Thursday in the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A strike of 1900 longshoremen. to
begin Monday, was ordered Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
FATHER
JOHNS

Medicine gives
the food and
|nourishment the
body requires. 1t
strengthens each
organ to do it's
work, that's how
t cures colds
and builds up
J che body.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Friday February 13, 1914.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
Day In Congress.

Washington, Feb. H.-The days busi-
ness in Congress was as follows:
Senate
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April ), 1914.

SICK man. He springs his snare in
nS categorical Question. lis IL allow
dole 10 work cure on the Sahhath.
udy, OF noty Actions sneak louder
man words. Jesus answers HIS own
question by an instantaneous and
complete cure OF the sick man Affer
thls benevolent parenthesis he cIinch.
es the nail which he has driven in his
iist question by asking another.
men OF you shall have an ass or
an OK fallen into a pit, and will NOT
stIalghtway pull him out on a Sab
odtn-uayE Amid ominous silence the
prescribed additions are attended 10
me festive cloak from the hosts oUn
wardrobe is thrown about each puesf
anu az length the banquet-hall Is
dse aSeu. Now Is Witnessed the
.aSi aceIui scramble for place al
seDie, as TOT the chief seats I'm the
syhagogue. Although a concrete act
Is specified. reference is In Ia, 80
sne subjective state of which the act
IS true expression. The dojno 80
me deed tfor example the tqkinC ~
lne lowest place at tablet without the
appropriate subjective state wouId
elther be destitute OF significance or
II would be an instance OF hvnocrisv
ne outward manner Is the eXpression
OF an inward condition. Ios,,s.
WORDS may also be understood as ME
turlng IN an ironical way Pride's AZ.
ISat OF Itself. Then. too. he mav he
pacing a premium upon a prudentiai
course OF conduct when. even tboncb
me motive is not the hieheet a sne.
cles OF self-control Is devetoped which
may nnally contribute 10 the evolu.
tion OF truly noble character
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confirmed in surrent history
helglon needs extension TO the whole
man body. as well rs to soui and
spiIlt. The Infinite Father wills ME
Ss,nlldren 10 be whole. hale. hearty
lheIe - no virtue In paIIiditv a
popular health magazine bears the
motto, Weakness a Crime: don't be
criminal" a pure soul in tune win
C O.1d can pour healing and vlvifying
as tTeains upon the body part Of which
y ~. and receive In turn and Kind
rom the body. n I slime to discard
the poetical platitude that the body
ls shack Of tenement 20 be guit
WIN poy. Such a notion Of Cod's
handiwork IL irreverent.
Jesus gave the sick man health Bet
yer man silver and gold. he nut him
IN the way Of independently making
his own living always the best form
or charity a boy toflnv with ME
press. and falling 20 get n fair inn
precision. called q printor-friend To-
ms aid. who said Your type need To-
he lusuhed' They need 10 b. nut
On their feet" Peter and John set
me lame man on HE feet. md that
was better than a lspful 81 gold
TO The host ~ the hour Tosus pro-
pounded the duty o. disintereated
munlhcenco toward the poor and ar
uicted. No other form Of hoapifaIitv
is 90 Thoroughly Invested OF the olo-
menf or splf-i interest
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN.

Eyes OF Jesus were alert for physi-
cal sufferers. None escaped his
sympathetic glance. few his healing
power. Entering with the happy
party 70 the high social function ne
saw and paused and helped the
unfortunate. The irrational lit
eralism OF tho Pharisee never had a
more complete expose than in that
chief OF Pharisees' vestfbule Re
cause he ass and the OK are express
~ mentioned in the law. and man Is
not therefore the former can be- ex-
treated from trouble on the Sabbath
while the latter can not be Jesus
OF set purpose. publicly and repeat
edly crushed the hollow shell Of the
Pharisais Sabbath but he never broke
the golden thread Of that Sabbath
which God made for man
An unseemly scramble for precedence
may yet BE- seen in social life Who
email be hrsi2 Who shall ff az tho
captains table on Fhlrboard7 VINO
is the FIRST lady IN the landg" What
tribes for those who are seeking the
evolution Of the largest life possible
IN this world. and are conaciouaty
steering for words eternal
Jesus took the occasion 20 pui forth
parable teaching humility" tho
moral OF which is that he who exaIfe
himself r. abased. and vice versa -
a truth perpetualiy exemplifed ana
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PALM SUNDAY To
BE OBSERVED
SPECIAL SERVICES WILL Sc REM
DEhEp IN LOCAL CHURCHES
TOM o ROW
Catholic. EpiseepIanisn ard Lutheran
Church chcirs Have Prepared
Excellent Musical Programs.


With appropriate services. Palm
Sunday will be impressively observed
In most local churches tomorrow.
Especially elaborate services will be
held In Roman Catbelic. Protestant
Episcopal and Lutheran churches.
and In many the custom OF distribut.
ing plans, eommemorating the spread
Ing OF palms before Christ as He
entered Jerusalem. will DO followed.
Palm Sunday marks the Beginning
OF Holy Week and the end of Passion
Week Special church HOLIDAYS next
week viii be Spy Wednesday. Maupy
OF Holy Thursday-Good Friday and
Holy Saturday. Holy Week will end
with the observance OF Easter sun
day. April -.
=, Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights. Mozart. Rev. r. G. SNYDER.
pastor. Services for Palm Snnday
and week following: Sunday school
az $3.50 a M: chief service at 10: 80
a. m. al which time will take place
me confirmation OF the catechumens
OF this years class. Vesper service
AZ 1880 p, no The Luther league will
meet on Tuesday evening. The con-
tessional service will be held in CON
nection with the vesper service on Fri
DAY evening. The Holy Communism
VIII be administered on Easter sun
gay. All are welcome at these serv-
First Church OF Christ. Scientist. A.
%, =. W auditorium. 1I9 Chapiine
street Services Sunday az III a m
subject OF lesson: ~Unrealfty'' sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. "wednesday
testimonial meeting at s d. m, same
address. Reading room open daily
except Sundays and holidays from II
m 10 y. m. also on Saturday even
ings from to 2 o'clock. The pubiIc
Is invited 20 visit our reading rooms.
NO. l1l9 chapline street, and 10 at.
tend our services.
Martins Ferry. o.. Christian church
geo. w. Hall. minister. Bible school
y:SO a. M, morning worship 10 40
christian Endeavor $50 D. m. even
Ing worship 1880. Subject. "Abra-
nanrs Dialogue With the Rich Man. ."
First Unitarian Church-"What n
Unitarian Church Means TO a Citvs
Nil be the subject discussed by the
rev. Howard A. Pease at the service
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In the Board Of Trade rooms next
sunday morning a. II O'Clock Come
% this service and learn from Unita-
rams what they believe. rather than
''om tnose Who misrepressnt them.
The subject for next sunday even
ing IN the Bible Spiritualist church.
bridgeport, VIII be Secret Societies =
MI Rev Thomas. pastor.
The First spirituaIist church viii
hold services In the Odd Fellows hall
dren's progressive lyceum al 10: so a.
m. Rev. @. W. Way. pastor and
psychic Lecture followed BY spirit
messages All are welcome.
Christian Church. Elm Grove
ing A special effort viii be made
sunday 20 increase the school enroll
ment All men are requested to be
present Communion. II TO Ills
Preaching. ll:15 TO IL. Y p. s. c.
-, e;+5 y. m Preaching 1890 BY
strangers are cordially invited to
worship with Us.
Sc. Lakes Episcopal Church. IsI.
and end OF Steel bridge. Rev. Jacob
Br,ttingnam. rector-The services for
T..
FASTER. viii be: $3.50 a. m Holy
Communion; S:15 a. m. SUNDAY
school: 1880 a. m. morning PRAYER.
litany and sermon: 1880 o. m. even.
ing prayer and sermon. and on Holy
week. service and brief address
Fridaf. service and brief address.
I;l5 a. m: service and sermon. 10: 80
a. m: service and lecture. 80 n m
Easter Day. April 18th. Holy Commu.
mon, 200 r. m: service, sermon and
Holy Communion. 1870 a. m: Sun
ing prayer and sermon. 100 D. m
Sunday. ann
wayman a. NJ. p. church. Rev. W.
@. Davis. d. .. pastor. Palm sun.
sermon. But tne word OF God Grew
and Multiplied" 1876 D. m. class
meeting. leaders: Charles Farley
Houston Davis. John Harris: 2:30 D.
m, Sunday school. Christ's Table
Ialk. ST. Luke 14:7-24. Lawyer +. ].
Allen G. r: league, Mrs. Margaret
Harris, president; 7:b5 p. m, serman,
And the Multitudes That Went Be
lore and That Followed Cried SayinR.
Hosanna TO the Son OF David! Blessed
is He That Cometh in the Name OF
- tOoahhd III tne ftlEneSt.
Dr w. o. Davis will preach two spe-
cial sermons on Sunday We are in
the midst OF the lenten season. Mem
bers, friends and the generous public
are cordially invited TO worship with
Island Christian church. 50 Zane
avenue, Rev. c. +. Hutslar. pastor
We cordially invite you TO the follow
ing services: Bible school. $40 a.
m. Guy A. Pryor. superintendent:
preaching service. 10:45 a. m. subject
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Lesson |. Luke Il. 7.2a
CHRlST'S TABLE-TALK
THE STORY.
Second Quarter.

Asceicism finds no announcement
In the example OF Jesus. Sociability
was a conspicuous trait in his charac-
ter. He Is not known to have ever
declined an invitation. lie filled well
me junction OF guest. adjoining with
BIS presence the amenities of life
A Pharisee, about to give a
banquet, covets Jesus presence. He
VIII lain garnish his feast with the
young Rabbits table-talk. The
vestibule OF the Pharisee's chateau
rs tne scene of miracle of deed. as
the banquet-haH afterward echoes to
miracle of word An unfortunate
creature lies there, his skin distended
TO the point OF rupture by the waterv
collection beneath it, Jesus screens
not MS eyes to a disgusting sight.
which would spoil the appetite of the
average Voluptuary. He losses no
small coin TO the sufferer. as other
guests are doing. But before he can
Oestow that gift which will be of more
value than silver or gold. ne must
Iorestall the deadly criticism Of tho
Fharisees. IL Is not necessary 10 SIM
pose. as some do, that the sick man
mad been placed in Jesus way with a
malicious purpose. He was there
ana the critics Of the Master saw their
opportunity. They seemed TO have
MN coming and going" for IL was a
desperately bad case, and he might
ANONYMOUSLY fail OF cure; and n
he succeeded. he would. in his very
success. have flagrantiy violated the
SaoDatn Jesus manfully takes
the Sabbath-desecration horn Of tbs
dilemma; for he intends to heal the
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ANALYSIS AND KEY.

.. sociabiiIty a trait % Jesus.
Asceticism no support in him.
Declined no invitation
No spectral figure either
FILLED well the funt0n OF guest
? Specific Instance
Guest ~ Pharisoo who covrta
bis table.talk
. Miracle on The vosUhuIe
Jesus does not avoid the sufferer
Does not toss a small coin
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Experts affirm that the only condi
tion nov essential 10 successful
night across the Atlantic In an airshlp
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Determines TO heal
g. Criticism forestaIled.
rs ~ allowable 10 work a curo
on the Sabbath
answers his question by curing
IT oV or ASH much more n
man.
5. The competition Tor place dopre.
word 10 guests--
And hosts
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is sustained power In the motor. So
power Of Christ. In the soul OF the b..
never. makes the achievement OF tho
otherwise Impossible possible.
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Christian Endeavor. $40 ,. m Ruth
Nooolescroft viii lead the meeting
evening services. : 80. subject OF ser-
mon. The Thriumphal Christ: Chris
tan EndeavoF business meeting
TUESDAY evening al O'Clock. prayer
choir practice. Friday evening. :
O. CLOCK
II there are any strangers in the
city who have no home church. and
Who desire the services OF q minister.
kindly call li5s-M National Every
body IL welcome al the Island Chris
tian church.
Palm sunday services at the Ger.
man Methodist church. Chapline
street. opposite high school. Rev. T.
A Speckman. pastor Sunday school
at s:l5 a. m; morning service. in Ger
man. al 10: 30 a. m. during which the
class IN estechism will be publicly ex-
afnined and received into the church
Young Peoples meeting at IFS D. m.
evening service IN English at 7:45
On Good Friday morning. April 10.
there WI be a service at 10. 80
O'Clock sermon by the pastor.
a cordial invitation is extended. and
hearty welcome awaits all az this
~Home-like Church" Come
The Third Presbyterian church.
Thirty-eighth and Jacob streets. J. A..
Leyenberger. pastor. The usual ser
vices will be held Sabbath. April ;:
preaching al 1880 a m. and 1880 p.
m. Sabbath school at 200 p. m,
Junior Christian Endeavor at 6.45 p.
IN. and Mems Bible class at $3.50 a.
m. Beginning Sabbath. April 5th,
there will be special meetings every
evening. closing sabbath. April 18th.
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
church. hrst church south OF Twelfth
street on Chapline, No. l2ls. Arthur ".
Mills. TT. d.. Pastor. The pastor will
preach both morning and evening. Pub
JIG worship at 1889 a. m. sermon: The
Nalor OF Jesus" a Palm sunday medita-
tlon. The pastor earnestly requests and
kindly urges all members Of Fourth
Street church to be present at this. our
quarterly communion service. The ser
vices will not be longer than usual so
let no one remain away on this account
Let each member observe our Masters
last request; This do in remembrance
OF Me. Evening worship AZ T.5O .. m.
theme OF sermon. THE Supremacy OF
the Spiritual" Special music at both
services by a chorus choir OF trained
voices. Sunday school at 9:fs a m
Junior league az 23O p. m. Epworth
league at s:3O D. m. \ hearty invita-
ton Is extended 20 all strangers and
those without church home TO Join
with the congregation in all these church
services. All seats free. and a most
cordial welcome awaits everybody who
comes.
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Thomson NJ. T. church. 2s South
broadway. on the Island. w G. Hart
niger. minister. Services for Sunday,
April 5. 1914: 1890 a m. The Su-
preme Relationship Of Christianity: .
y. m. Sunday school. T. n. Jones. super
intendent; $3.50 y. m. Epworth league:
1880 p. m. preaching by the pastor.
Good music-'None better In the
city" Everybody Is welcome at Thorn
son church.
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Warwood Presbyterian church. Twrr.
tletn street. near Main street Edear vs.
iinN. pastor. sabbath school az 9.10 !
M M0rnlnr Worship nf 90 90. when the
sermon subject will be- ~ Question cd
tho Master Christian EudeHr0r meet.
Inr nf O'Clock. subject. .rhe pru-ar
verse Regular evening service az
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50. Matthews Episcopal church cor
ner Chapline and Fifteenth streets. the
Rev Percy Foster Hall. minister In
charge. The services for Holy Week
are a. follows; Sixth sunday in Lent
tfalm sunday. Sunday. April s. 1914.
1850 a. m. confirmation. holy commun-
ION and sermon. tho Rt Raw. w 4.
Gravatt officiating: 7.2O .. m. evening
prayer and sermon; 2.15 p. m. sunday
school' z p. m. Sunday school St Johns
church house. Echo Point: 2 D. m. sum
day school. St PauTs. Elm Grove And
on Monday before Easter. 1880 n. m.
morning prayer and ante-communion /.
l2;ZS 20 1850 special MONDAY services
with address by Rev. W. A. stimson. OF
Bellaire; p. m. evening PRAYER and
devotional reading. Tuesday before
FASTER. 1880 a. m. morning prayer and
ante-communion; 1926 to 1850 special
MONDAY service with address by Rev.
w. ". Myers. Of Moundsville. ( r. N
evening prayer and devotional reading
"wednesday before Easter. 1880 a m.
morning PRAYER and ante-communion f.
l@;z5 90 1850 special MONDAY service
with address by Rev. ". l.. Hadiey. Of
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As Is customary IN the Lutheran
church. Passion week will be ushersd
In with an elaborate observance OF Palm
sunday. The services at the Zion Luth-
eran church. Rev. A. l.. Benze, pastor.
Will be appropriate throughout In the
morning large class will be received
into communicate membership with this
church by the solemn rite OF connrma-
tion. over thirty persons will be receiv-
ed during this season after a thorough
course In instruction In the doctrines OF
the Lutheran church. Rev Benze will
preach an appropriate sermon in the
English language at the chief service
when the class will he confirmed. The
chancel decoration will be most beau
tiful. and will consist OF various kinds
OF plants and flowers. palms being the
plants which will largely predominant
on this day. The decorations will be
the Gift OF the parents OF one OF the
young ladies' TO he confirmed. In tho
evening. there will be a srecial song
service by the vested choir under the
leadership OF Or. Louis A. Brookes
The Lenten season which has been
faithfully observed by the people of
this parish will eliminate and be
brought 20 n close with the solemn Good
Friday and Easter day services.
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Evangelical Reformed ST. stephen
rhurrh. corner Eoff end ThiffY-eivfh
streets. Ernoet ~ preuer. pastor-.suu-
adv, April 9TH palm gundnyl. German
aud English service. 90 r. m 8 class al
fiitecn will Be confirmed guuHas
echnni p. 1 WiIliur Workers o. 81
~ nN confirmed ln fhr congregation
tuesday evening Young Peoples meet
llH. InuredaN cNeniur. fMaundav
IhurHday1. April 9th. csrvice 7.70 Good
p ridnL cfcninr. April 10Th. services
saturday. April ffth. the ladies are Eav-
JUS 2 market of the lower market house
To at services We extend = cordial
Invitation
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Simpson Mamoriaf w u church r,ff
ana LwClfth streets. Rev. John vs. JACK.
son. 3. r. n. raFtor-f0.fs a. M rraarr-
inF BY pastor. theme. "rhc cross Roar.
ESQ r No. sunday school W H
Clemens. superintendent D. a rrffrfa-
assistant 1855. evening devotional moot
iur n Junior rnd Senior Trworfh 10 .
cues I-fb. eveninr. preaching b. rre-
tori tnemn Making Opportunity The
sacrament ~ fhr L0rda sumner will bel
alminiefnred both morning and evening
This o. the I7af SUNDAY before confer.
cnce i.ef an member BE- present and
d. their part Let pol close fha vear cue.
ccaFfuilv
STRANGERS are always vvef~or4a
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sweden BE- 10 send an expedition 70
the Aartic rcrion IN fof- that Is 10 no.
main IN the Far South Eve years
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Chapline Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Samuel c. Jones, minister The
services Will be OF special interest sun
day and the congregation very cordially
invites all TO the following: 1880 Holy
Communion. Baptism and reception OF
members; p. m. Sunday school A
thoroughly organized school doing effici-
ent work in all departments; s:45 p. IN.
Epworth league. topic; Being Glad In
God. Miss Wilma Carnahan. leader:
1;f5 p. m evening worship. subject OF
sermon: "Tekel" Text requested by
workers at Warwick pottery. who are es-
pecially invited for this service. Prayes
meeting Wednesday night also Teachers
Training.
Special music. comfortable seats. No
service more than one hour
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The Young People

The Young Peoples Devotional Service
April ;. 1914 phuiu.au =, 8,
TWELVE GREAT VERSES Oy) THE POWER VERSE