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The Washington herald., 1914-09-05

concerning our relationship to Him
The words Of warning which Jesus ut
tered against the scribes OF His own day
are full of solemn significance. When the
motive OF the moralIst is that of his own
reputation and ease. he will descend to
every kind Of injustice to his fellow-man.
1t IL only as the motive of ethical teach
ing Is that Of love for humanity, spring
ing out OF love for God, that it becomes
compassionate.
Our Lords valuation OF the gifts cast
into the treasury remains for all time
the true standard Of measurement in all
such matters. The giving. whether OF
money or of time. which is truly valu-
able. is that which is sacrificial
The Golden Text.
In the Golden Text again We have
simply the statement Of the central word
of Jesus with regard to the principle OF
law. 1t is interesting to make the final
picture OF the widow casting in her gift
to the treasury the symbol Of the fulfill
ment OF the first part Of this great word
concerning law. The treasury consisted
of chests which stood in the court of the
women for the reception Of gifts for the
maintenance OF the temple services. Into
these some cast Of their superiority, prov
ing that they did not love with all the
heart and soul and strength and mind.
She cast in all she had, proving that she
did
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NEW YORK PASTOR
TAKES LOCAL PULPIT
Successful Baptist Clergyman Accepts
Call to Emmanuel
Church.

Emmanuel Baptist Church, Sixteenth
street and Columbia road. announced last
/ ngiht the calling of a new pastor. Rev.
/ Cove Griffith johnson, d. D., who is now
pastor OF the Alexander Avenue Baptist
Church, New York city. DR.. johnson
will take the pastorate made vacant by
the resignation of Rev. Hermon Spencer
Pinkham, who went to the First Baptist
Church OF Lowell, Mass, and who died
in July last.
The new pastor was born in st. Louis
in 1863 and was reared in Philadelphia,
where his father served as missionary
secretary OF the American Baptist Pub
LEGATION Society. DIR. johnson was edu-
Gated at Colgate University, where he
passed through academy, college and
theological seminary. graduating in 1891
with the degrees OF A. B.. A. NJ. and later
B. D. In 1910. after he had taken up his
present work in New York. his alma
mater honored Mr.. johnson with the de-
rec of doctor Of divinity.
DR.. Johnson's first pastorate was at
Ballston Spa, n. Y; he has also served
at Pittsfield, Mass; at Prospect Avenue
Church, Buffalo, n. Y, and for the past
four and a half years at the Alexander
Avenue Church in New York, where he
has received over 800 new members and
has Instituted many forms OF social work.
DR.. johnson is married and has four
children, the oldest of whom enters
BuckneIl University this fall.
Percy S. Foster and r. L. Ilsley. MEM
bers Of Immanuel's committee to select
pastor. state that DR.. Johnson's aim
in Washington will be TO build up a
spiritual church that will be an all
around power. He is an advocate OF mis-
sions and of evangelism and believes the
Gospel has not lost its power or mis-
sion. at home or abroad. but has a pres
ent-day and vital message for all sorts
and conditions Of men.
The new pastor will take up his work
in Washington early in November.
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LUTHERAN.

The Lutherans OF Washington are pre-
pairing to send a large delegation to the
National Convention OF the Luther
League of America, which meets at Bal
timore September - to - Lutherans Of
the United States and Canada will be
represented at this convention and an
attractive program has been prepared.
with some of the leading Lutheran clsr-
gymen participating. VIM. StOever. an at
torney Of Philadelphia is president Of
the Luther League OF America.
The Church Of the Reformation. OF
which DR.. John WeidIey Is pastor, is be-
ing refresCoed and new windows are be-
ing installed. The entire interior Of the
church Is being renovated and will pre-
sent a beautiful appearance when com
pleted.
DR.. L O. Baker. pastor Of the Church
OF the Atonement. has returned from his
vacation and will NIL his pulpit tomorrow.
Rev. Paul r. I.eddin. the newly elected
pastor OF ST. Johns Lutheran Church.
will preach his first sermon tomorrow
morning.
At St Marks Lutheran Church. Rev.
VIM a Wade will preach tomorrow
morning on the theme, me 1000 "a
maritan with Reference TO the Labor
Question and will touch upon subjects
appropriate TO Labor Day. The even
ing services Of the church will be reopened
tomorrow with a sermon by the pastor on
the topic. Lessons from Rivers"
Rev Slime. who has been studying in
a German university until recently. will
hll the pulpit OF the Zion Lutheran
Church in the absence OF Rev. Richard
Schmidt. who Is detained in Germany
by the war.
Dr. J. T. Huddle. who with Mrs Hud-
die returned this week from a tour OF the
Mediterranean. has resumed his work
and will preach tomorrow morning at
St Paul's Lutheran Church. On Friday
evening at a social 70 be held by his
Christian Endeacor Society. DIR. Huddle
will tell of his vacation trip.
The funeral services Of DR.. z. B. Kill
linger. a retired Lutheran clergyman
who resided in Washington. was held
Thursday with Rev. F. T. Nicholas in
charge and a number Of the local Luz
theran pastors participating.
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CITIZENS DEMAND PARK.
MInneSotn Avenue Triangle Con-
demned-No improvements Made.

MInneSotn Avenue Triangle Con-
Jemned-NO Improvements Made.
The authorities will be asked why moth
ing has been done toward the improve
ment Of the triangle at Minnesota ave
niue. T and Sixteenth streets. which was
condemned and secured several months
ago for park purposes. There Is no
public park in that vicinity. and the i'm
provement Of this space is greatly desired
by the residents.
Rev. DR.. Henry T Cousins the new
pastor Of the AnacoStia Baptist Church,
will resume his duties tomorrow following
vacation II TWO weeks which he spent
in New York and other Northern cities.
The pastor has only been in charge for
short time. and the work has i'm
proved greatly The officers OF the parish
are T l.. Green. R l.. PadEett. VI. F.
Hammond. Joseph Gill. and y. W. Greer
deacons: NJ F suit. George Mathewson
\. V. King r. II. Carroll, and Richard
Burch. trustees.
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sailed August Is from Naples. carrying
5T Americans as passengers, and he Is
expected TO tell his congregation tomor-
row evening something Of the unique eN-
perience OF the party which spent six
teen days in the steeraEe OF the first
rescue ship to sail from Europe in the
present crisis.
On Monday a number Of members Of
Disciples churches in Washington will
go to Baltimore to attend the meeting
OF the missionary board OF the Disciples
Union OF Maryland. Delaware and the
District OF Columbia.
Rev. George \ Miller. pastor OF this
Ninth Street Christian Church, has re-
turned from his vacation and will preach
at both services Of his church tomorrow.
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PARK WALLS SOON TO GO UP.

Following the acceptance Of bids for
the building OF the retaining walls on
the Sixteenth street side OF the proposed
Meridian Hill Park, Col William W.
Harris. superintendent Of public build
ings and grounds. has announced that
work on the park will begin in a short
time. The preliminary work will cost
81. 90
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices by NJ Friday
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Herald office BY 9p. m. Friday

MEMORIAL METHODIST
Church. corner Of John Marshall place and q
nv. james Sbera MGntEomery. minister SUNDAY
school at go; Metropolitan Bible Class at the
sSme hour. the pastor as teacher. Al II O'Clock
DR.. Montgomery will SPEAK on Vacation Observa-
items Epworth League devotional service At :
CLOCK. with special song sCrvice. Public worship
viii he resumed Sunday evening October IL The
rubhc most cordially invited the services Of the
day.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

At Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church. the pastor. Rev. J. W Frizzell.
will speak tomorrow morning on the
subject The Church in Trouble At
night a sacred concert will be given by
the choir assisted by outside talent
Rev Or. Clarence \. Vincent, pastor
OF Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church has returned from his vacation
spent in New Hampshire. and will occu-
Ply his pulpit again tomorrow morning.
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BAPTIST.

Rev. DR.. II. T. Cousins has just returned
from his short vacation in Virginia
and Baltimore and will preach in the
Anacostia Baptist Church tomorrow I'm
the morning at II o'clock and in the even
ing at 7:4. The subject Of his evening
address will be "Cloaks or Excuses for
Sim"
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DENIES ULTIMATUM TO DUTCH.

Rotterdam. Sept 4-The report that
England sent an ultimatum to Holland
demanding permission to transport Brit
ish troops up the River Scheldt to Ant
werp was denied by the British consul
here today
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

Rev. Dr. Earl Whitley. pastor OF the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
reached home on Tuesday and will occupy
his pulpit for the morning and evening
services tomorrow. DR.. Whitley was a
passenger on the San Giovanni which
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Vt.
ave. north Of st. Rev. Earle Whitley. L. d
pastor Services at II a. m. and p m. with ser
mons by the pastor. who has inst returned nom
Europe. Evening subject, ''Ths. Story Of the
Refugees
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METHODIST.

At Union NJ. z. Church Rev. John Mac
Murray will give tomorrow evening in his
| Happy Hour" series OF travel talks on
Palestine and the Orient the last OF
his talks on Palestine. his subject being
! Damascus. The remaining talks Of
the course-to be given this month-wrll
deal with the following countries: India.
China, Japan. and the Philippines
Communion will be celebrated tomorrow
morning and DR. MacMurray will de-
| liver a short address.
Rhode Island Avenue NJ P. Church
will return tomorrow evening TO its in
door services, which on tomorrow and
the following Sunday will be held as
union services with the Christian En-
deavor Society. between the hours Of :
and 3. In connection with the commun-
ion service in the morning the pastor
Rev. Louis Randall. will give a brief
talk on Peace" Mr.. Randall formerly
held a charge in Baltimore and will at
tend the Star Spangled Banner celebra-
ton in that city next week.
Rev. Dr. Lucius c. Clark. pastor Of
Hamline MethL dist Episcopal Church. OF
this city. who has Just Efturned from
five-weeks' automobile toGr to New York
City. thence through New England. re-
Catskills, has resumed his pastoral work
and will conduct both Of the public serv-
ices al Hamline Church tomorrow At
the II o'clock service he will administer
the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper and
in the evening at o'clock will speak on
the theme Pleasure. Patriotism, and
Piety" The subject will be considered
from the standpoint Of DR.. Clark's eXpe-
riences while on his trip. and will he in
the nature Of a vacation talk.
Charles X. Hoover. president OF Trinity
EpwOrth League. will open the years
work at Trinity NJ. E. Church tomorrow
evening at o'clock. when he will speak
on The Positive and Negative Force OF
Goodness" Trinity has a membership Of
25S. and is one OF the largest and most
progressive chapters in the District
feature OF the devotional meetings at
Trinity is the singing OF the Trinity Ep-
worth League chorus. under leadership
OF Levi y. Fouts. musical director OF
the league.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery has re-
turned from his vacation and will occupy
the pulpit OF Metropolitan Methodist
Church tomorrow morning and speak
on the subject: Vacation Observations"
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PRINCE OF WED AT VENICE.

Milan, Sept. A dispatch from Venice
announces the arrival there of Prince
William Of Wied. who fed from Durazzo
on the Italian yacht Mlsurata
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With the. Washington Churches
PRESBYTERIAN.

The union OF Westminster and sixth
Presbyterian churches. in Southwest
Washington, which was agreed upon AZ
joint meeting OF the ofaclai boards CT
the two churches and has received the
sanction of the Washington Presbytery.
Will be voted upon at congregational
meetings. which are to be called early In
this month by the Presbytery's commit
tee on union. II both congregations agree
to the proposed plan It will remain for the
details to be worked out by joint COM
mttee. Rev. Titus Z. Davis is pastor Of
Westminster Church. which gTegation
two years ago absorbed that OF Faith
Chapel whose former meeting place In NJ
street Is now being temporarily occupied
by a congregation Of another denomina-
pastor since the departure Of Rev. DR.. \.
ton. Sixth Church has been without =
W. Spooner. who went last year to take
a charge in the State OF Pennsylvania
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner 18th and L St..
Ulysses G. r. Pierce. d. D. minister. This
church unites with the Church Of Our Father
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
September 5, 1914.
THE GREAT COMMANDMENTS.
By G. CAMPBELL MORGAN. d. d.
The Greatest Living Evangelist.
LESSON-Mark XII IA.
GOLDEN TEXT-Luke IL.

And He answering said. Thou shalt love the
Lord thy tod with MI tn hear. and with all thy
soul. and With all thy strength. and with an thy
mind and thy neighbOr As myself"
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z o UN RY e elssssP's s,t sss

Rev. ". r wEDDERsPooN. D. D.. pastor.
30 g. m. Sunday school II a. m. and ,. m,
preaching BY Rev. Jos. r. Wood. vIsitotS vel
cma BzeeIent music
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At Gunton-TempIe Presbyterian Church
Rev. +. J. Lukens. superintendent of Cen
trail Union Mission. will preach tomorrow
morning. The pastor. Rev. c. Everest
Granger. Is expected to return to the city
in time TO conduct the services Of Sep
TENDER L.
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EXCURSIONS.
VACATION TRIPS
CO TO
Der MUDA

Temperature Cooler than at the
iddle-Atlantic Coast Resorts.
Tours Inc. Hotels, shore Excavations,
Lowest Rates.
s TTFX S. Bermudan a SOFAS f09s
Fastest. newest and only steamer land
ing passengers mt the dock in Bermuda
without transfer.
For full Information apply to 4. r.
OF TERBRIDGE & CO.. Agents. Quebec
-. -. Co., Ltd. - Broadway, New York;
MOSS =. =. Agency. 515 18th II. " w,
II. VI. Hicks. 1908 p IT. y. W, Wash,
ID. e., or any Ticket Agent.
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NONSECTARIAN.
WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION,

BIBLR LECTURES on TIMELY TOPICS
every Sunday at O'Clock. Strangers welcome. No
collection. Topic September 6:
I'm HIS STEPS"
Speaker John F. Stephenson. Of Washington.
NEW MASONIC AUDITORIUM,
18Th. H SIS. and " Y ave.
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Rev. T. Z. Davis and Mrs Davis have
returned from their summer tour Of the
British Isles and Mr. Davis will occupy
his pulpit tomorrow.
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BAPTIST,

z. Hez Sven tells: How a man made me laugh ''
p. m. SWem's Songs. Il a. m, sermon By pas
TOR Centennial BaT1. Oh. Northeast Temple II
& l2fh SITS y
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E Hez Swem's story for tomorrow even
How a Man Made Me Laugh" is
ing at o'clock at Centennial Baptist
Church. Northeast Temple. II and
Twelfth streets northeast. He will also
preach at II a. m. The church will con-
duct all its services in the auditorium of
the Northeast Temple until their new
building is finished.
At Emmanuel Baptist Church DR..
Groves w. Drew, pastor of Third Avenue
Baptist Church. Philadelphia, will preach
tomorrow morning and evening. On the
following two Sundays. September - and
90 DR.. John Roach StratOn, the former
pastor of Seventh Baptist Church, Balti-
more, will fill the pulpit. Immanuers
new pastor, DR.. G. G. johnson. is not
expected to begin his work here before
NovembeT.
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Tomorrow night at the Covenant Tent
Fourteenth street and Meridian place
Rev. Howard Hannaford. minister's as
sistant Of the Church of the Covenant
will preach the concluding sermon Of the
series. The Cities of Christ" His sub
Ject will be: The City OF Christ's Cru
cifixiOn." Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler
will sing and Hans wunderiich, OF the
United States Marine Band. will play the
cornet at the service. An informal song
service, under the direction Of John G.
Klein, will be held from 7:45 to s O'Clock.
In case of inclement weather. the service
will be held in the GurIey Memorial
Church, Immediately next TO the tent
At the Sunday evening lawn service Of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. Thir-
teenth and FairmOnt streets. tomorrow
evening at 80 o'clock an address will
be delivered by Hon. Dick T. Morgan.
OF Oklahoma A half hour musical pro-
gram by the orchestra will prccede the
service. and an OffeTtOry solo will be
rendered by Miss Christina Church.
Rev J. Harvey Dunham. pastor of
Western PRESBYTERIAN Church and mod
orator Of the Washington Presbytery. re-
turned last night from his vacation.
which was spent at his old home IN New
York and at Lake George. and will oc-
cupy his pulpit tomorrow morning and
evening. The regular evening services
OF the church will then be resumed.
Rev. J. II. Taylor. pastor of Central
Presbyterian Church. the Presidents
church, returned to Washington on
Thursday from Charleston. s c. and
will preach tomorrow.
vile. Tenn. will preach his last sermon
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning on the topic
The Threefold Cord" In the afternoon
he will speak for the second time to the
National Training School for Boys
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UNDENoMINATIoNAL.

ASSEMBLY HALL. 18th st. and Pa ave. Sc, Sun
dsS school. S15 a. m. Gospel preaching 7:g5 D. m
Mcknight meetings. Tuesday and Friday, 7:I5
p n. All invited
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UNIVERSALLY.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and l. SITS NV
Rev. John Van SChaick jr.. ID. d. pastor. Union
service with All Souls Church at Church Of Our
Father. Sermon b. Or. lie Grand Powers Sub
ject The Price Of L'berty."
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GUNTON.TEMPLE MEMORIAL. l.th and R IS
Rev F. J. Lukins, superintendent Of Central
Union Mission. viii preach at II a. m. Prayer
meeting At O'Clock Thursday evening Welcome.
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
Union Bldg. SIS 81. NV. Services: SUNDAY II
a. m. snd p. m. Subject MAN Sunday
school. Il a. m. Wednesday evening meeting
p m. Public cordially invited. Reading Room
and Loan Library. COL Colombo Bldg
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DR.. James Shera Montgomery has re-
turned from his vacation and will occupy
the pulpit OF Metropolitan Methodist
Church tomorrow morning and speak
on the subject: Vacation Observations"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Co
lumbiA road and EucId IT. Services: SUNDAY. II
a. IN. and p N. Subject MAN" SUNDAY
school. II a. m. Wednesday evening meeting. s
J. m. Public cordially invited. Reading Room
and Loan Library. col Colorado Bldg.
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BUSH PRAIRIE.

The Sunday School voted to con-
tinue the hour for opening at 10 a.
m. The officers elected last Sunday
for the coming year were: Superin-
tendent, Mr.. NJ. E. Meek; assistant
superintendent, Mrs. Etfie Hodge;
secretary, Mrs. Daisy brewery; assist
ant secretary, Mrs. Nellie Reichel;
treasurer, Mrs. Gertrude brewery; Ii
brarian, Miss Alma Kpome.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. brewery attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. George Gun
stone Tuesday.
Mr.. David brewery is quite sick
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Nelson, Mrs.
Spirlock, Mr.. Andrew Nelson and
daughter verna and Miss Darenger
visited at Mr.. A. D. Drewery's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Cook visited at
Mr.. F. Forbes Sunday.
Mrs. Spirlock called on Mrs. David
brewery Sunday.
- ~
BOULEVARD. osr
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the last school day before the Christ
mas holidays.
The Y. p. S. {. +. of Freedom dis
trict will hold its next regular month
ly business meeting at the home OF
Miss Pearl Whidden.
The services by Mr.. Metzel at the
schoolhouse last Sunday evening were
appreciated by large audience.
The extra force that have been
cleaning up the material yard at Kyro
have left, and every thing is ready
for the big excursion next Tuesday,
which viii stop a few minutes at
Kyro, as it is one of the principal
stations of the new line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCloud Of Au-
burn have moved on TO the Robert
Thompson place, on Lake ST. Clair,
They have a fine young herd Of
thorough bred Holsteins.
There will be dance at the Spur
geon Creek Grange hall Saturday,
December II.
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RAINIER.

The basketball game played be
tween Cent1alia and Rainier in the
local gymnasium ended with a score
OF g to II in rairier's favor. The
game was the first played by our boys
this season. and was not only played
well but was interesting all the way
through.
Miss Charlotte Dusing, Who s. a.-
tending school at Providence Acade-
my, Olympia. spent Thanksgiving
with her aunt. Mrs. V. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hubbard cole
bNted their 23rd wedding ~Auly.r-
sxry November %. All the children
were present. with the exception Of
one, who is teaching at Harrisburg,
Ore, and found it impossible to get
away. a big dinner was given and
many relatives were present to greet
them with congratulations.
Miss Inez Morris, who is attending
school at Lincoln high, Tacoma, spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Miss Williams, who is teaching at
Seattle. spent Thanksgiving here with
her sister, Miss Anna Williams, who
ID teaching at Rainier.
Miss Louise Gehrke is spending the
mpnth at Cedar Falls.
Mr.. Weslie Inman, who is attending
school at Bellingham, spent the week
ed ct home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Butterfield and
sqp Wayne of Tacoma ate Thanks
giving dinner here with her mother,
Mrs. C. s. Wilkowski. .s
An Epworth League party was CIV
On ct the Rankin residence last FRI
day evening. Miss Jewel Rankin was
Aostess. Every one had jolly time.
The guests numbered about 49, )
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BLACK LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Rosco Deeds moved
to Olympia last week.
Mr.. Edd Osborn has a brother Wis
iting him.
Milfred Bigbee, who has been sick
| for several days, is able to return to
school again.
Mrs. Muir has returned to her
home in Tumwater after several
days visit with her daugher, Mrs.
Floyd Goldsby.
Mr.. Bartholomew is in Portland on
business.
The Black Lake Card Club was
entertained at Miss Verna Harris last
Wednesday night.
Mr.. J. w. Dent made a business
trip to Union Mills last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark of South I'm
ion spent the day with their son, Mr.
Bush Stark, and family, Monday.
Lea Martin of Tumwater, spent
the weekend with his former school,
mates, Clarke and Harry Bigbee.
Mr.. Styles of Belmore had the
misfortune to lose his barn and con-
tents by fire early last Monday morn
ing.
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PUGET

Mrs. c. E. Town returned home
Friday from a business trip to Seat
tie.
Miss Rosa Gorzelencyk returned to
Seattle Tuesday after few days Wis
it at the home of her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Crowell called at
the Gorzelencyk home Sunday after
noon.
There will be preaching at the Pu-
get schoolhouse Sunday, December
10. at $3.50 p. m. by Mr.. Mixsell. All
are welcome. Sunday School is held
from $3.50 to $3.50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Thelander and
family. who have been living in
Lacey for some time, returned to
their farm here Saturday.
"A party was given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Chambers last
Saturday evening. December s. The