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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-01
.OTTUMWA MAN IN
ARMY WRITES HOME
FRED LUMSDON STATIONED AT
GALVESTON WRITES PARENTS
OF LIFE IN CAMP. 49,

The following letter from Fred
Lumsdon Of Ottumwa, who is mem
Der of the Fourth U. S. infantry at
Camp Crockett in Galveston, Tex, tells
Of the life the soldiers lead in Texas.
Camp Crockett, July 81, 1914.
Ny Dearest Mother and Father:
l received your last letter and was
very glad to hear from you all. re-
ceived the papers that you have been
sending me- and sure do like to Sit
down and read about my old home
town. I take a paper down here but
there isn't much news in it.
Well, have rot got very much news
to tell you. There Is going to be big
time down here the Goth Of this month.
They have Cotton Carnival here
every year. There is going to be motor
races, parades and lots Of other things.
All the soldiers are going to march on
one day. There are 1000 soldiers COM
ing over from Texas City; some OF
them are here now. We have been get
ting lots Of work the last few days
making ready for them The weather Is
very, good only 1t is warm / am on
kitchen police this week. We all went
out fishing last night in the gulf. The
captain took our company and maybe
you THINK we dlQn't get some IlSll. w
got two tubs full of shrimp and one
tub OF fish. l wish you were here to eat
some Of them. The fellows are all out
side Of the tent boxing and having a
good time. We all have good time be-
lieve me- You say tomatoes are ripe. I
sure would like to be home and help
you eat some Of them. ~
There don't seem to be very much
doing down at Vera Cruz now. l get a
letter very often from two of my
friends. They say it sure is hot down
there. They say they get guard duty
every five days on the outposts and
sand hills. | pass all Of that. There are
many Mexicans in this town but they
know better than to raise any trouble.
There is at the present time $500 sol
diers in Crockett and 1900 over In
Texas City. That is just across the
bay You know Galveston is an island.
All OF the boys from Texas City come
over here every pay day and they sure
do have some time The cops stand
back III the dark. We had nice rain
this morning. the first rain for two
months. Well I can't think Of much
more this time to say. Hoping this note
will find you all in the best Of health
with lots Of love to you all and my best
regards to all of my friends, I remain
you son, ....
Fred Lumsdon,
Camp Crockett 4th U. S. Infantry,
Galveston, Texas
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WILL celebrate
FREEDOM Of NEGRO

big celebration Of the ffty.flrst
anniversary Of the freedom OF the
negro will be held on next Monday,
August 3, 1914 on the college grounds
at Fairfield. This event has been look
ed forward to by all Of the colorcd peo-
pie In this part Of Iowa as one of the
biggest and most successful gatherings
OF this kind that has been held for a
number OF years There will be citizens
from all parts Of the state to take part
and the people of Fairfield will have
the help and cooperation Of the colored
citizens OF Ottumwa, Mt. Pleasant, AL
bla. Buxton, Oskaloosa, Fl. Madison,
Cedar Rapids. Keosauqua, Washington.
Centerville and Galesburg, ILL.,, to make
this the biggest celebration In the his
tory Of Fairfield.
There will be excellent music provid-
ed while nice barbecued pig. with APP
pie sauce, prime barbecued beef, all the
vegetables and delicacies of the season
VIII be furnished free to the delegates.
Committees have been appointed to
care for the entertainment of the Wis.
itors, to meet the trains, to have charge
OF The singing, the speaking and the
serving during the day. The program
will be opened with q prayer by Rev.
Mr. Warten Of the A. Nj. e. church at
Buxton. Miss Hazel Price Of Fairfield
VIII read Lincolns emancipation proc
lamat1on. The features of the program
include an address on Industrial Edu-
cation by j. B. Rush of Des Moines
and the reciting Of number. of Paul
Lawrence Dunbar's poems by Mrs.
Susan Allen Of Galesburg. Mrs. Carrie
Smith Of Ottumwa will be chairman OF
the jubilee Aingers
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J. A. VAN ZANT is
ATTACKED BY BULL

J. A. Van Zant, We'll Known wa.
pello county farmer. living just west
of Agency was severely injured this
morning, when he was attacked by a
bull. Mr.. Van Zant was attempting to
cross the lot where the animal was
penned when he was attacked. He
was thrown down and three or four
ribs broken and otherwise bruised. A
physician was Immediately called
and the injured man is reported to be
resting very easily this afternoon.
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Obituary
Mrs. Mary Hesmln,

Mrs. Mary Hesmin died Thursday
evening at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Grace Ludwick, three miles east
of the city, on the Peter Winter home.
stead, at the age of "a. She is sur.
vived by nine children, Mrs. Grace
Ludwick, Mrs. Mary Mongovern,
Thomas Hesmin, Peter Hesmin, Mrs
Ann Orman, Mrs. Ellen Jennings, Mrs
Margaret Skinner and John Hesmin
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning at 7:3O from the residence
and o'clock from St. Patrick's Catho
lie church. Interment in the Calvary
cemetery.
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Russell Weir of Mt. Pleasant Is
spending few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Weir, 905 North
Jefferson street.
Mrs. George Rowlinson and daughter
Catherine Mavis of Sioux Falls, S. D..
are making an extended visit at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Parks, 1916 North Elm
street.
j. C. Calhoun and daughter, Mss
Maud of Keosauqua, visited in OF,
tumwa with friends today. The trip
was made in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Buchanan of
Agency have returned home after Wis,
iting at the home Of Mrs. Martha
Buchanan, 1903 North Court street.
Miss Esther Taylor of Chicago, is
visiting Miss Florence Tisdale of lS9
East Maple avenue. ~
Miss Verna Weldon, 524 North Wei
Ter street went to Mt. Zion Tuesday, to
spend week with friends.
Mrs. John Moon, 302 West Albany
street has gone to Seattle, Wash, to
visit relatives.
4 DR.. Clark Hemsworth of Waterloo,
is visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs E. B. Howell. 425 North Sheridan
avenue.
Joseph Genochio and daughter, Miss
Anna; Ala North Weller street return
ed Tuesday from a six weeks visit
with relatives at st. Louis Mo.
" Miss Mary Walters Of Cedar Falls
is visiting Mrs e. B. Howell, 425 North
Sheridan avenue.
Mrs. Nancy Frost, 726 Wabash
avenue is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Belgrad, at Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Burkland. 2O1
West Woodland avenue, have returned
from q two weeks trip through the
east.
III. e. Baumgartner of Brunswick,
Ga, is visiting with his cousin, e. +.
Mcdaniel, city commissioner
Dudley Faust of Chicago is visiting
at the Holman home, 1l2 East Fifth
street. :
Miss Helen Boyles of Des Moines is
a guest at the home Of her aunt, Mrs
A. A. Taylor, APT North Court street.
Miss Mary Spry, 213 East Maple
avenue, has returned from four
months visit with her sister, Mrs. Paul
Baughman in LewistoWn, Montana.
Mrs. F, C. Mansfield and daughters,
Maude and Justine, of Sioux City,
visited with friends in Ottumwa en-
route to Chillicothe, Mo.
Miss Nellie snider, ia South Ward
street. has returned home from Fargo,
N. D.. where she visited her brother,
Z. A. Snider, and Carl Snider of Fair
Hills, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Disbrow, 1853
North Davis street, have gone to keo-
sauuua to visit with relatives for a.
few days.
Mrs. F. Carrot and Mrs. R. NJ Gar;
ret, 1701 West Main street, have gone
to Eldon to visit for few days
Mrs. Ruth Shelly, east OF the city,
has gone to Floris to visit with friends
for a few days
Miss Mary Shick, 4O1 Woodland
avenue, has left for Kansas City to-
visit with friends.
Miss Grace Despen of Harris, Mo-,
has returned home after visiting at
the home of Mrs. Kinsey Jordan. 72O
Mary street.
Mrs. Mary Starks of Selma has re-
turned home after visiting at the
home of Mrs. John Dawson, TIT Gin.
ton avenue.
Mrs. E. Leaper, Mrs. N. Wray and
Miss Bessie Leaper of Anamosa have
returned home after visiting at the
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Church Notes
Oakrldoe Sunday School.

UdKrId9e SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Sunday school will be held at 9:45
in the morning. Important business is
to be transacted and everybody is
urged to be present who are interested
in our work.
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DRAIN TILE
Fer prices and Information writ,
Morey Clay Products Co
OTTUMWA, IOWA
Tri-Weekly Courier
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

changed will please give the name of
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oeen sent as well as the postoffice
where they desire il to be changed to.
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Tickling of tho Throat.
Quickly relieved by DR.. Kings New
Discovery, the great cough and cold
remedy, a safe and sure medicine. soc
and S1.00. ,...
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A Bruise or Cut.
Is rendered antiseptic by Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, sure remedy for sores,
bruises, piles. eczema. 25c.
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Electric lRrandl Ritters

EIectrIc (brand1 6ltterS.
Helps dyspepsia, aids digestion. in
creases appetite, keeps liver and kid
neys healthy. Buy bottle today, soc
and s1.00.
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Russell Weir of Mt. Pleasant is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Weir, 9O5 North
Jefferson street -
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MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN GERMANY
AND MOBILIZATION PLANS ARE MADE

CONTINUED From Page ID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

Wrist Unitarian church. Eum street
above Twelfth Service sunday morn.
lng % 90 90 o'clock with sermon hv
Rev W0v ard a Tcare. The Call 90
Men.- klndorrarfru 40 the same hour
Tho W0Wau'a Alliance will meet Tues
dnN afternoon 90 o'clock Mrs eTnaa
VIZ read e paper upon The Church as
Factor iu our LfVcs" on Wcdnes-
d1r evening nf o'clock. President nav-
% Starr Jordan VIII lecture under the
auerlDra 0f The Mems Liberal club. uu-
on Tho Eur0ueau War. and ffs Mean.
Inr tn le A ercClal meeting 81 th.
club VII BE- helf on Thursday sveninr.
Dec 90. o. consider the subject o. 10
durtr.ul Peace Mr g. Burgess Tavinr
li deliver an address. and "a Fcncral
dircurrlon Viii follow
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A M. r-cHuRcH

Wayman a. NJ p. church. Rev W q.
Davis. u. d. pastor The forty eighth
anniversary Of this church horlns on
sunday. Dec. fth and continues during
the week with special exercises each
night Rev. " ". Humcry. - r.. will
he present on Thursday uiEht 90 deliver
an address Rev. Eumery Was pastor
at Wayman church for five years 1875
n. M. sermon: 1875 p. m. class meet
Ing leaders Charles Farley. Houston
Davis. John Harris. $3.50 p. M. SUNDAY
school. Christ Risen from the Dead.
Mark 10 Is. T.. J. Graham Ir superin-
fcndfuf. 90 70. M. 8. G. y. League.
Twelve Great Verses" Roman & ga
Mra Margaret 1farrig president. 7.f1
D. m.. sermon. ur W. n. Davis will
preach the anniversary somron. Stran-
gers and citizens are invited TO attend
each evening.
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1880 y. m: Sabbath school at s:3O a. m.
Mr.. X. j. Dickson. superintendent:
brotherhood Bible class and Womens
Bible class at $50: Junior Missionary
Society at , p. m: Young Peoples Sol
ctety at 6:45. Meeting OF the Brother
hood on Monday evening at I:45; paryer
meeting on Wednesday evening at 1:4t.
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WRIST Church ~ CHRIST Scientist
90 nmIlfUfIHfn inc tsHrrf.u.
ffrr.t Services SUNDAY Id III. tr o.t
lecf nf lrssuu God the only CHuac aud
Creator"
SUNDAY school o. 4.fs n r1 Wrfr.u.
dav Testimonial meeting nfGn rr e4r-.
a1nrf-H Heading room nnrn faffV ~
cert SUNDAY end holidays from n 10
4 o. m. also SATURDAY, evening" fr0ui 4
% y nrInHF Tho public Ia Invited 90
EieIf nir rradinr rnnHna so ffra chan
lines street ana 90 attend our service
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First United Presbyterian church.
Chapline st. one door north OF post
Divine worship and preaching by the
pastor at 1895 a. m and 1850 D. NJ;
Sabbath school at 9:3O a. m: classes for
all ages. special invitation TO men
and women to attend the adult Bible
classes. Teacher Training class Monday
evening at 7:3O and mid-week prayer
service Wednesday evening at 7;f5.
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS

Following the custom OF
many years. The Intelligencer
viii be pleased to publish
the programs OF Christmas mu-
sic which win be rendered In
the various churches Of the
Wheeling district.
To insure proper publication.
choir directors are urged to
send their programs. together
with the personnel of the
choir. 10 The Intelligencer not
later than December IA. and
earlier II possible
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The First Presbyterian church. cor
ner Chapline and Thirteenth streets
freaching service In the morning at
$50 and IN the evening at 30 BY the
pastor. Rev. claud Porter Terry who
VIII be with Us again after the sad AZ
melton In his family. In which he has
the sympathy OF all the CONGREGATION.
the thcmes OF his sermons Will appear
IN the calendar on sunday morning
me mems Bible class viii meet at ak.
the teacher - Mr.. r. G. Stevenson. the
interest," In this class Is as great as
ever. The wOmen's Bible class. taught
~ Mr.. g &. Smith. Is also showing
great vitality, and the Sunday school
under the leadership OF Prof Ewing the
new superintendent. f. showing a
marked Increase In both numbers and
interest The boys meet in the club
IpOh AT O'Clock y. m. and the Chris
tian bndeavor meeting IL at s.4s % m
IN the club room. general Invitation
~ gwen 70 attend any or all OF these
meetings. Everyone n welcome
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'IN0 Iiraf TrirIfuHtaf church ell ha
grft ICre in The Ola Feliowa hall grn
daL. Incemher .. nt 40 o. r Lecture
tnlInWnn with spirit messages. chill.
drrn.e urnEreaeiVe lVceun al 1870 n
NJ rev ~ w Way. pastor and psychic
AT ere welcome
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The Presbytery OF Wheeling win neer
In the Second United Presbvtsrian
Shurch on Tuesday morning az 1880. An
lhtSrssting conference BY Presbytery
viii Dc the order OF the day al 40 4,
M Rev W j. Grimes. OF New Concord
", VIII make the opening address and
an open discussion will follow BY nen,-
oers OF Presbytery.
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The Third Presbyterian church. Thir-
tN-etghth Ond Jacob streets. J. Il. Ley
enbergcr. pastor. The usual services
viii be held Sabbath. December 6.
Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 1880 .. IN.
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In the Churches


M, vance Memorial Presbyterian church
Moodsdale. j. NJ Potter. minister-s,.r-
wees at ~ a m. and p. m; morning
subject. The Call To Worship" SUNDAY
m Young Peoples meeting at 6.45 10 m
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The Eighteenth 81. Memorial chanel
service on sabbath evening Z 80 O'Clock
leader. Mr. John McMaster: subject FOR
thls evening Is The Lost Sheep All
We IKE sheep have gone astray:'' He
gamers the lambs in his arms" The
cnoir VIII sing several new pieces
mere II a marked revival OF interest In
the chapel meetings: which IL verv en-
couraging TO the workers in this sec
ton. Always good music b. the chapel
choir. All are welcome
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'"'t 'Aehss NJ ssoO a
=. Second Presbyterian church. corner NJ
TThhet and Twentieth streets. Rev.
lnoiiias Srler koontz. -. ID. pastor
sSetNlces al lO:45 a. m. and T.4b u m &.
Ssss ooatn school At $3.50 a. m: Mems
baoiS class At $50 a. m. all men are in
Niteds Christian EndeaVor meetinx a.
ia y. m prayer meeting "Wednesday
80 y. m. The pastor will preach
Saopata morning on The Crisis OF the
SOU. Gen. 1924, and in the evening on
IMhy SIT We Here Until We Die .
The choir will sing the following
Morning Service
Anthem-"Oh. BE Joyful in the Lord
- - -. .......... Holden
"1rsnlp ~ Otering-"He Shall Come
Evening Service
Anthem-- oh. Praise God In His Holi-
xrr- BUCK
" orShip In Offering (baritone soIo)-
Ihog wit Keep Him in Perfect
N'oSe ss.-.--... Obey SPEAKS
Mr.. Carl Neer
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wesley Methodist Episcopal church
atsz Jacob street.-The following is the
caiendar or services for the COMING
week sunday. class meeting az $40 4
m. and 80 y. m. william Hanke lead
ert public worship AZ 1890 a. M ana
~ 2. m sermons b. the pastor T.
leEoit. morning subject. The Boats
Width. evening. "t.liiah'a victory"
sunday school a. 200 y. m. W o. Gun
nlnEhams superintendent Monday Boys
hlehde. AZ 90 y. m. Samuel Hopwood
in charge Epworfh League devotional
ana business meeting AZ 90 o. m We'd
meHoay. the regular mid-Week service
iheHf mectinEs are being well attended
ana are full u religious Interest Come
Win 30 80 the next meeting Junior
league on Friday afternoon a. 90
ociock, Mias Little in charge. This
church opens wide the door and make
ireH place. and On the name on Jesus
the Lord says. welcome"
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North Street Methodist EpIaropaI
church. Urn and Market street John W
heea. minister. The public and persons
wlthuut "a church home are cordially DOL.
Nlted % al our services and f0 make
lnl1 your church Sunday school b.
~ n. m. and 10 D.. M. morning sub.
tect. The Revival af Corinfh." eU onlnr
topic. Tho Rich F0uf. - Erworfh f.f4ru.
- B.. lu.. subject. What Notice Shall
Cover Ny Christian GIVING Mrs. vs.
Hart ~. leader. Tuesday. 4.rs. TunIfr
League Mrn W a. Wilson auuarfnfen.
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Island Christian church. so sane ave-.
nue. Island. Rev o. o. Carman. be- rtot.
N0uafo cordially invited Co the follow
JOS services. bible school $3.50 a m
Mr a. D. lornl euucrinteudeut Preach
ms aeftiCfH. lnfa m.. subject of
sermon. The Cost uf Growth" Chris
f1u HuNflFOr. $50 D.. m.. topic for
meeting. The Life Verse leader. Misc
Alma Muuueli Preaching services 1U
U uI subject uI sermon. .'rnn f.uaf
christ Christian EudeuVor hurinf.a
flfrfInr. Tuesday rfrrIur nf 90 af fn.
church prayer meeting MefnrattIE
evening $50. Nrruur ~ thr Ladies.
AID ln tho church anucN on Thurafat-
q fterngun. Choir rehearsal. Friday eve
ming Tf5
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second I.niteo Presbyterian church
rev j. H. Littell ID. D.. pastor-The
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Warwood Presbyterian church. Tween
tleth street, near Warwood avenue-Mr
David r. Thompson. OF Pfttsburgb "a
VIII preach both morning and evening.
sabbath school at 9.3O a m. with bible
-....a.a TOT men and women. regular
morninE worship az 10 - o'clock: chris
Van Endeavor meeting az D. m..prayer
meeting wednesday evening at T:45.
Stranger and friend alike. welcome 10
All the services Of the church
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WHrwoud christian church. rnrnsr uf
HrtrufNnnfn street and IfirHluud 1Nruua.
N ". Evans. pastor liIhIr school nf
z g.. Henry Mitchell suuHrIuf HnIruf.
annual rNrFrnrHfluuHl meeting re ff OIL
rUHuIuH service af 10 O'Clock.
subject ~ sermon. What Dr. d Ghria.
tlnn Special selections will b. ran-
dered b. fHr choir under the directions
0f Wr p q UnFd gfranurre arr cor.
daily invited fo 40 services
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FIRST English Evangelical Lutheran
church, 80 Sixteenth street w = DIV
singer, pastor. 81 Sixteenth street The
usual worship FOR the second sunday in
AdNent az 1880 a. M. and 1880 y. m .
sunday school. S;2o a. m. Barnitz Luth-
81 league, 6;f5 y. m; Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening 7.fb Eyervbodv
welcome 10 all these services.
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eighth and Wood streets. Aug. g
Raschc. pastor-Anniversary service OF
Ladies' Aid society sunday morning az
1880 o'clock The members Of the so
ciety viii meet In the Sunday school
room and march into the auditorium or
the church during the playing Of thu
prelude English preaching service az
$50 y. m. SUNDAY Bible school az p.
M. Evangelical League az 6:i5 p. m.
Willing Workers society meets Monday
evening Annual banquet Of the Ladies'
Aid Wednesday evening az 1.30 o'clock.
Evangelical League viii meet Thursday
evening FOR the monthly business and
social session
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Christ Lutheran church Pleasant
Heights. Mozart. Rev. +. g. SNYDER pas
tor-second sunday In Advent. Sunday
school at $3.50 a m: chief service az
1880 a. m; Nespcr service at 1870 ID.
m Luther league on Tuesday evening
az 80 o'clock. Catechitical instruction
on Friday afternoon. You are cordially
invited 70 worship with us.
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ss..I. c W. tuiler. Of. rninister-
bioie school. 1890 "a. m. Earl Freeman.
uperntcnden preaching services. l1:y0
a m; preaching service. s.3o y. m:
PRAYER meecnE. Wednesday. 80 d. m.
choir rehearsal. Friday. 1880: teachers
confsreuce.first Tuesday Of each month:
official board meeting. second Thurs
day OF each month. strangers welcome.
First Christian church. w IA. Fields,
pastor. Services sunday, December s.,
1914, a. follows. Bible school. 500, r.
- TruNen superintendent. Communion
Preaching subject. falSt Teachers.
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor. $40; Evening service. 1:3o, sub
Jcct: The Creative Age" the first SER
mon OF a series on the periods OF time.
Mic-week service on "Wednesday evening
at T:45. TO which the membership Il
urged 10 be present The Teacher Train
ing class at S:3o. The Ladies' Aid So
ciety meets ON Thursday at the church
All day session. The ladies OF the
church are invited 20 come and help IN
this work. on Friday December IL.
there Will be n Missionary Conference
held In the church. led by A Mclean. OF
Cincinnati. Delegates from all the
Christian churches OF the Ohio Valley
will be present.
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The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. 70 :. broadway. on the Island.
W. g. Hartinger. ministers a. m.
sunday school. &. T. Lawyer. supt
Mems Bible class taught by the pastor.
1880 a. m. Public worship. serman by
the pastor .. m Junior League. $50
p. m Epworth League 7.3O r. IN The
poster Will preach the last sermon of
the series on -Four old Time Women
and Modern Lessons" Special subject
ftiate Wife-A Woman's Devotion"
Music BY quartette and vested chorus
choir OF forty trained voices No bet
ter music in the city" EVERYDAY 4
welcome at Thomson church
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Christian Endeavor At s.a5 m NJ.
Bible class at g:3O a m n
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Edgwood Lutheran church. the Ede-
wood town hall place OF meeting. Rev.
Ralph A. iiarshmau. pastor December
second sunday in Advent. Divine
worship with sermon on The Second
Coming OF Christ" at 1850 a. m: sun
day school at 1880 D m The ladies' OF
the church will have their bazaar and
lunch at the 1. .. -. r. hall all day on
Thursday December 10. All are well
come TO attend.
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rvAraELIcAL

81. Johns Ev Prot Congregation
Pastor W G. Ulfert. Next SUNDAY GER
man service ~ 10;45 "a. m. and English
service at : 80 p. M. sunday school and
Bible class ~ q. m. Tuesday meeting
% the mems brotherhood. Further an
nOuncemcuts during services