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New Britain herald., 1914-07-22

leave the Berlin post office in charge of his assistant, Miss Olive Shaw, to- morrow as he expects to attend the Grand Army day at the Plainvillo camp grounds
 The Knights of Pythias of East Berlin held their regular meeting last evening.
 Miss Marjorie Sugenhime, who has been visiting relatives in Southington, returned home yesterday.
 St. Gabriel's church in East Ber- lin will hold a picnic tomorrow on Mrs. William Bunce's lawn.
 Miss Mamie Murphy. former res- ident here, has returned to her home in Lakeview after two weeks visit with East Berlin friends.
 C.. S. Smith has returned to his home in Hartford after visiting l., East Be.lin.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-22
TWenly-sIx of 40 Grange htm- bers Sign, New Bylaws.
DEATH OF INFANT IN KENSMCTON
Eleven Months old Son of Mir. and Mrs. Edward l.. Mccormack, Vic- Promised at Filter Beds.-Briefs.

Charles M Weldon, the well known and popular painting contractor who has been actively associated with the Grange for the past several years, -Was elected president of the Berlin Grange corporation which was in corporated with the secretary of state last month, at a special session of the governing board which was held last evening in connection with the first meeting of the new corporation. Other officers appointed were the vice president, George B. Carter; the sec .retary, Louis Goodrich, and the trea- surer, Edwin B.. Adams.
 The governing board, by whom these officers were elected, is com posed of Edwin B. Adams, Senator Claude w. Stevens, Assessor George B. Carter, Charles M. Weldon, Louis Goodrich, Joseph Wilson and George t Reed.
 Twenty-six of the 140 members of the old Berlin grange were present at last nights meeting and became members of the new corporation by signing their names to a set of by laws, which were adopted. They were George J. Reed, Mrs. Agnes Adams, Mrs. Ada M. Watkins, Mrs. Minnie A. Gibbs, Mrs. A. F. Hyde, Julius Wood rsff, Louis R. Goodrich. Mrs. George B. Carter, Mrs Minnie E. Hyde, Mrs. Sarah Rich, Raymond R. Watkins. Mrs. George H. Gray Flora M. Nor- ton, Edwin B. Adams, W. A. Hyde, Irene w. Viets, David Wilson, Joseph L. Wilson, Porter R. Dean, Westell A. Norton. Alton F. Hyde, Lester A. Nor ton, Senator Claude w Stevens, George B. Carter, Charles M Weldon and Elizabeth Weldon. Those who did not join last evening will have an opportunity to do so at the next meeting
 Now that the corporation has been formed, its main object-to erect a new building-will be attended to. The building committee, composed of Edwin B. Adams, Claude w. Stevens, George B. Carter, Charles M Weldon, Louis Goodrich, Joseph Wilson, George J. Reed, Julius Woodruff Herbert Goodrich and Elmer E. Aus tin, which has been very busy dur Ing the past few months making ar engagements for the erection of the new structure, ghas already arranged for the borrowing of $2,500 with which to help pay the cost of con- struction.
 The building will measure thirty one by sixty-five feet and will con- sist chiefly of basement and a meet Ing hall.
 Saturday. August I, has been set aside as Grange day and upon this date all able-bodied members of the
New Britain herald., 1914-07-22

which resulted from a pebble becom- ing lodged under the upper eyelid of the left optic. pr. Griswold attend ed her.
 Mosquitoes Prevalent.
 The prevalence of small mosquitoes is being complained of by many local housewives. Regardless of how we'll a house is equipped with screens the little insects gain entrance and cause much inconvenience.
 Land Sale
 Maria Strandell of Berlin has sold to Francis L. Cobey, also of this town, an undivided half interest in d plot of land in Berlin which covers an area of ten acres and two rods, same being bounded on the north by land of Louis c. Anderson, on the east by property of John Hubbard, on the south by the highway and on the west by land of Joseph J. Morse.
 This is the same property which was deeded by Frederick Hubbard, administrator of the estate of John Hubbard, to Peter and Maria Stran- dell in October of 1909.
 
 Under the care of their teachers, the Misses Carrie and Pauline Bauer and Helen Cowles and Mrs. Harold Upson, thirty girls of the Kensington Congregational church Sunday school will enjoy an outing next Saturday in a pretty grove on the north side of the lower reservoir, near the spot where a number of the boys of the
  week.
 Boys Enjoy Camping.
 Earle Lewis, Wesley Dickinson and Edward Burr, three Kensington boys, are enjoying the pleasures of camp life on the west side of the lower res ervoir under the mountain. One lad, Virgil Goodwin, spent the first night in camp with the party, but con- cluded that he could sleep better at home and returned there the fol- lowing day.
 Ice Cream Social Tonight.
 The second summer ice cream so- cial to be given. by the East Berlin Village Improvement society will take place this evening on Victor Belden's lawn If this event is as SuCCoSSlu LII as that Iclu idol EI1udy evening On Mrs. William Vance's lawn, tho society will give an ice cream social on Wednesday evening of every week.
 Returns to Hospital.
 A turn for the worse in her con- dition nccessitated the return of Mrs. Thomas Thomson to the Hartford hospital this. afternoon. She was patient at that institution for several weeks short time ago, and when she returned her many friends hoped that she would fully recover. Her condition is quite serious.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Mrs. Charles F. Lewis and chill dren, Leon and Clayton, are at the Plainville camp grounds.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Connley of wor- thington ridge left this morning on an automobile trip to the shore.
 The mid-week service of the Ken sington Congregational church will be held tomorrow evening in the church parlors
 An attack of indigestion is confin- ing Louis Anderson to his home on Deacon North's Hill.
 Mrs Howard Barnett and daugh- ter have gone to Peekskill, N. Y., to visit friends.
 Postals have, been received in Ber- lin from Mrs. H. N. Galpin and daugh- ter, Ruth, who are now in Benning- ton. Vt.
 Postmaster Henry l.. Porter will
New Britain herald., 1914-07-22

been in progress since May 70 ana while the contract called for its com pletion within twenty-five working days, there is a good stretch on the south side of the highway yet to De attended to. Unlocked for delays made it impossible for the contrac- tors to finish on time and it Is said that the highway commissioner has no complaint to make against them.
 Damianos Again in Trouble.
 Antonio Damiano of South Wash ington street, who has gained consid- erable knowledge by his experiences with lawyers and the courts during the past few months, is again in trou- ble. This time he and his wife have been made the defendants in suit for $50 brought by John Florillo of Bristol, through Attorney w. L.. Canty.
 The action is to recover for mer- chandise alleged to have been pur- chased by the defendants. The case will be given hearing Saturday be- fore Justice T. A. Tracy of Bristol. Chautauquans Leave Camp Grounds.
 The exodus of Chautauquans from the camp grounds, following their stay of ten days while the annual as- sembly was in progress, began this morning and during the day a num- Der started for their homes. Several will remain over tomorrow for the observance of Veterans day and there are a few who will attend the camp meeting of the Methodists to begin Saturday.
 The Chautauquans are we'll pleased with the success of the assembly and at the business meeting of the as- sociation yesterday plans were al- ready started for next years meet ings. The association is in good shape, financially, and it is the inten- tion to make some improvements at the grounds before the members meet again.
 Chapter of Accidents.
 A young man named Root, who lives in East Bristol, had the thumb of his left hand so badly crushed while at work in the Osborne and Stephenson companys factory this morning that 1t was necessary to amputate the injured member.
 Isaac Madeley had one of his fingers crushed while at work in the E.. H. Hills factory this morning. He will be laid up for several days.
 While working on a press at the Trumbull Electric com panys plant yesterday afternoon, Samuel Gloriant had the index finger on his left hand caught under die. It was necessary to amputate the digit at the first joint.
 An Italian laborer had one of his fingers smashed at the White Oak quarry this morning. While the finger was badly injured 1t is thought that it will be possible to save 1t.
 The injuries of the quartet were at- tended to by Dr. J. N. Bull.
 Brief Items.
 Walter Rockwell of the office force of the Bristol Manufacturing company f.. spending his vacation in White Plains, N. Y. William Manning has returned to his home in Springfield after spend- ing a brief visit in town as the guest of his uncle, Jeremiah Randall of Unionville avenue.
 William L. Cowles, an old and well known resident, is quite i'll at his boarding place on West Main street His son Clifton Cowles of Springfield, and his daughter, Mrs. Fitch, and her son, of Waukegan. H., are with him.
 Miss Anna Donahue is seriously i'll at her home on Railroad avenue.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-22
Are You Goin' Campin'?

We carry a complete outfit for campers and vacationists. Oil stoves, hammocks, pots and pans and other cooking utensils, in fact almost any, thing you may need. See us for fruit jars. Remember it's preserving time. Plainville Hardware Co.,, Whiting street. Telephone.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-22
There Are Sales and Sale, But Our July Sale
 Is the Sale of Sales.
We Close Fridays at Noon.

  
 
 
  
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16
gOItsratb. ga ersfis. sis.

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babe Id ueoer oereR 00ndhtung MIR &C.
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60 g2aoame be Saint 8oint. Bas man
nun auh Don ihrer gieth0oe oes rGn-
ih1uung5@ lnterrihts haIIen mag, RIe.
Hiano mlro uerneinen tonueu oab lie in ID
rem ~Beues9rlnoen oaau gang unmioer'
Ie9ltde Sahrhelten Su ihren @uaften
bat. Etdt gum Wtinoeiten iii oles Der iSn0
mo lie bic mooerneu Wooen in Besu9 auf
oeren Eaturlih teit uno 8eiuno'
bettlthteit pertbeioiat. &er uiiroe
ntht 5u9eben oaB Die ertremiten Trauep
mooen nldt iomphl tarauf beredHet iIno
ooer nent9ltens oaau benuEt Deroen. Die
naturIthe ShoHbeit oes 5rauentorpers
ebrlld herpOr5uheben, ionoern UNI
Sdetneffette berpurSubringeu uno
iuelentlthe Y1dngel uno 9eformitd.
ten IN lbr @eQenthell I'll perfdlIheN!
User plBEe niht oaB bic 9ro6e Nehr5ahl
Der Mtooeoamen uuo Siibnenidonbeiten 10
SIeml d ibre gauge @radt, womit tie Die
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b uno ihrer 3 tmin re u~erbauten?
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heiten" in ibrer 9auSen RatIrft hteit
erbliden, tein Dtdnnerauae mar6e an linen
haften blelhen, ~iunoern Iid nit Gntiesen
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ipunoerberrliher 8Drper naturgemdf
better gu . flesen uno 5u entwldeln,
10 oaB er in Ieiner eiaenen Braht au
gl1n5en uermohte gani i'm @e9entbeill
3asesen bat, wte Dtaoame DC Saint Hoint
gang treffenb bebauptet. Die Gbaratter'
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can Die nit blo1en SSuBen uno i'll eln-
laden uno un~9etunItelten ariehilhen @es
pdnbern auf Der Bubne erideint, aaermiu=
oeltens sur @ntuidluna aud nur n o q :
ler uno rIdoner safe unter
Der moofrnen Samenmelt mebr Il n porn
9e9eben uno mebr NiBIihes polbraht
ais es ale Die nSh0nbeits"' 5ottoren in
taueno Sabren gu Stanoe brddten!
uno nun babe ID Der 9uten sSrau 8. 5us
lteee oieiem 2bema, lber oas MIA Bidder
lhreIoen tonnte. liberalen &aum 9emdbrk
uno meinen ~9enelgten Geierinnen bieibt es
uberlallen oaSlelbe tpeiter a~u5Sulpinnen.
Sic ole fonnen ibr Sferflein oa5u beitras
gen, Die Ntpoetborbeiten unierer Gage in
reeIlere unO untiir m r p NnhuPu All
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16
Wcrtreibt DEN shleuoriau!

ton, Ger, 8. Zee. 1918. Senoe 3bnen
hermit 81 40 auf Elm weiteres Sabr uno
fir Die Nrdmie Np. $50.
Selten 9anf fir Die piinftlihe 3uienouns
Sbrer 3eitunS, pbne pelfe ih nitt mebr
lem mofte. Ser 8eiunobeitsratb ueroient
beionoeren 9ant, er ermuutert uno belebrt
Omen, ipornt an eur R~DrperpHe9e uuo Ucr.
treibt ben aIten Shlenorian su Seoermanns
8elten. @liid uno Sesen wlni1t Sbneu
Srau Simpn@ rabb@"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16

ANN EA4kt .AAAfAE LAtAtAs ItlAt fiHNhANAA-
uerth SO NHo nIeiiieus g eiunohett'
lih uno ii n. 5Sern iel IS pom mir ale
be VIZ ooeuerradthetten beihoHlgen
su polleH. Aber elne M3poe gu uerur!betleu
nur neil lie ben menihlidlen Rorper oTiens
bart. III iinnios bumm. uno has Ser9ehen IT
qdH3 auf Se.ten Der R~Itlter.
9Nteniten. 10 ~beIanaen in 5iuiierniB mo
Bdrbnrtidi bag lie ben uubetleioeten Aten'
identorper haiien t6nnen. aehoren in
Die ihllmmiien Reriooen oes Mittels
alters Surud. Shnen mare Die 7aumen'
Ihrdube nuo bic SOFTER cine quit, uno
etHen menihliten a0rper gu ueruuiialten
cine &pnnei
sBir in 5ranireid baben pahrIid ME an
Dem horreuoeu 8uritanismus pom
Gn9Iano uno Nmeriid laborirt, tpetber ale
5reuoe uno Sh6nhelt ais Ser
brehen behanoeIt. Biele TranSoien ha'
ben tein ialifes ShameeiIbl. uno uns III
Die ariehiihe uuo lateiniihe Nuffaiiun9
uon Shonbeit uerbIieben. Nber auh unie1
SinH beoarf Der Yduteruna. uno er niuB
aui enlere 3iele oeriftet meroen. IS III
metu Streben, oa5 fransbiiihe Bolt, ielblt
in 8aris, an5uregen Sdonbelt uno Natnr
nit q hrerbietun9 su betrdhten.
suufPf @eidleh / III bon nift etpas,
oeiien mir uns gu d d bdtten lon'
bern oeiien mir Itol5 ieiu iolteu. Ritts,
mas bic gtatur proouSirt, iollte Be{hds
mung erre9en. Die leet in Der ganSen
g8elt beqonnene freiere Beipredun9 uno
Berothung pom @eihlehtsangele8enbelten
lit ems Der erfreullhen 3eihen unierer ,3eit.
uno menu mir Grpdhieue crit 10 nett limb,
Dies ernlt Su thun uno phne mebr BE-
Id d mung babel gu empfnoen als elm
Babp Iber feline u q I b cit hann tuers
ben mir ooltommen iein. 9ies III eine
neiner SeItrebun9eR. Sit es niht III on :
ItrOs gu nennen oaB in Der 8unlt uno
NIterctur oas, mas ma b r uno ID n 1T,
per til m 1t iueroen Ioute, nur UNI
3ieleni9en gu befrieoigen, bic BARN 3D.
les luhen? 9ieie sheen iplten oelu'
bert peroen. nitt aber Die SAop un9en Der
8uniti
gBir baben ale uriade bas b6hite Sob gu
iuiomeu benz. mas Sfaoora Duncan,
Naop @pnftance &iharoion uuo
anotre wabre 8initlerinnen 9ethan haben.
inoem lie auf Der Bihne hire blofen
@lteoer uno i ii BE au selgen rpagten.
Sic babeu bnmit unter NHoerem brett
mebr oabln gemirtt. unter Der Menihbeit
ben Sinn fir bic Hile9e aaturihoner
uno normal entmitelter 6IBe an
5ureGen ais es bic Aer5te uno 9pttO.
rem in tauieno Sabren fertis brdh.
ten. 8eoenten Sic nur ale bic 9 hreden
uno Sernn tattunaen. welhe BON
HdtentleoersS huben berporges
bra d. I uno bon oenielben uerbedt lno
erbeimlih DIT meroen! llnD oann be
oenten Sic oaB es 9craoe yeute nit 10
entdrteten uno pertr ppetteu
@!ieomaBen lino, ipelfe einen nShot"
gu erletoen oorseben menu Semano done
bloie I'll re 81 SetQen pa9t. Nui mel
der Seite liegt bier Die llnanltdnoi9telt.
fra9e ,h Sic? @enn mir obne 8eian9en.
brit nttt einmnl uui elm pdnr blpier
Si BE ODER bloie menihIihe @lieoer bliten
%t0nhen. 10 iino MIR gang entitieoen niht
lnehr natirlld. Mlr hahen oann autl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16

/ "a u 4 ! ! Dub WI ir tbkOtt sax u u 1 u
5urldb-tuGeH muiieH.
Ale . jlV9e Sdriit iagt uUs mir ieiea
rad cen GbeHbttbe Bottes geitai'
fen. 2lrh weIfe 8ioeritnntgteit
urh @rIteorIgunq lino MIR oa4u se'
tofimen, o1B oleies gottll6e GbeRbllo . r.
built uno perborgen merbeH mug. auf
oaB 20 aniere S%tnneHiult Mat rei5e?
IS mar UNI Die Xeute 81 Iehren. nit
naturltheH uniduloigen Nu9eH Guf
etnen naturlid Dr. n menihliheH Rorper
81 bliden oaB i'd meme tletnen Ioien 81
fihrte. Sd babe MID 10 earan eepobnt.
IN bleier nntlrltte Neiie nit metHer
5Samllie uno ,5reunoen au uertehren, oaB
id mir gar nidt bepuBt bin, oartit etiuas
nnredtes su be9eben.
.4tetne 3uidauer paren mciliens Geute
Der boheren @eielIhait, conventional 9es
tleioet uuo conventional IN uielen onoeren
Bestebungen. Eoh meme &oien mGren 10
|naturlth oaB Vile oaruber gam per-
gaBen entieet ODER itodirt oapon III lem.
Gle milrben ibsr Die &enus be DillO nIft
entiebt ieln. Sic muroeu nldt uber 9ries
hiide HDmpben uno 5aune, TOR ieno aui
etner grledlihen 8aie, entiegt g~eiueien fem.
lno iie waren aud nlft lber mid emit
ir5t.
.Niemauo fihlte nh oauon peinlid be-
rlbrt, uno ale. 0erren ME 9amen, oants
len mir nahner ber5ltb fir mas id aethan.
Sd nor mir u%oltommen beuuBt, ihuen cine
NnihGuungslettipn IN ~ q brer w oras
Ittdt ge9eben III baben.
runiere Sletoun9 ioate nur tosu oieneu,
nns Som ort uno 9euuobettli.
heu g 6uB gu bieten. un9lidliher
WeiIe 1T ne sum groBteH 3erlt Drer con
9eiunobelt uno Comfort 9euoroen.
s3ie 8leloun9 ais cine 8eih iiseriu
~unierer w oraIttd III b~etratten lit elne
abiheullhe 8erorebun9 BON Natur
uno &abrbeit 9ewOroen. Iie @tt.
ben pero'n crit fittIth ueroorben
fobaIo lie lernen lid gu betletoen. Inter
oieier grunofalihen 3heorte oes moroli.
fheu Werthes uon &lelouna III oas ent,
fesllhite Spitem uou Siin6e, &ranf.
belt. CATER nno pa Bltdteit eritan=
ben. oas Die 0eIt le 9eieben bat. 6leloun9
III basu benubt nDroen. Die ihauoerhoftes
item @ntartunAen uno 9efprmitd.
ten oes menihlihen S0rper5 su perbers
gen. Sn ihrer ialideu Jiule ais nora.
iii DE ShliBertn limb aletoun9 uno W2ooe
baSu benubt mproen. Die nIeoriqite
Stnnenluit uno rein t b teri d
3riebe in uns waf5urufen uno AZ
Ibiiren!
r&enn mir auf nndte MenIfentorYer
niht obne eeiulihes SelbltbepuBtiein
5liden f0nnen. oann lino mir d lie d uno
unnatIrlth. Nar . dblidteit
&rantbeit uuo Mbnurmitdt IoQten
uns obitoBeu. Sd babe ben 8emeis 9e.
fibrt, oaB mooerne Menihen natIr.
lid leiu tDunen.
IS 9lbt teine i%paendnntf Sdam in
Der Natur. 9as in b bat IN ieiner
Nadthelt tetnen 8egrtfi pom Sham,
bis oieier Slnn pom Den gltetn. gehrern
uro &neeru i'll es bineingeSidbtet meroen.
ainoer, IN pelden o'eier eriinlteIte Sinn
nitt ertuedt woroen lit. tdben niht ben
%leiIelten Segriii oaoon o0B rs ur5iidttg lei
benz 0noern @eidlledte unbetleioet gu be.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16
sonten in feinem SauIe feblcn .

3 3. Oregon, II. Sec. 1918. Senoe
Sbnen 8etra9 auf Elm ipeiteres Sabr. Sbre
8Iatter limb iebr bills uno gut n ioaten
in telnem oeutlhen 0auie feblen' N2it BERG
Iihem @ruB s5rau 3 ii blum"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-10
MYSTERY PICTURE.

The seventh series of The Million
Dollar Mystery in two reels is the
chief attraction al the Auditorium to-
gay. Other pictures are slippery
Sims Inheritance. a western comedy
showing the fickleness Of woman and
how a mere man outwitted one. with
Victor Potel and Margaret Joslin in
the cast: The Deadly Battle at Hicks
Vile" a Kalem comedy. and The
Apple" Nitagraph drama with Dor
othy Kelly. James Morrison and Mrs.
Maurice in the cast.
The story concerns Rosa, who is an
excellent housewife Her husband IS
fond OF SNOWY women. but ne cannot
afford 10 provide the finery for his
Wife so he seeks the company OF
Marie. who is already provided for
Rosa aunt sees through his weak
ness and helps Rosa lit herself out
in the latest style Her husband. who
has neglected her for Marie, is strucK
with her handsome appearance and
makes overtures for a reconciliation.
Not until the young husband admits
the superiority OF her looks and char
acter and acknowledges his mistake
viii she forgive him.
Tuesdays bill includes In Wolf $
Clothing" one OF the Alice series OF
short stories with Tom Moore as the
leading man: The Higher Education
That Was Too High for the old
Nan." one of George AIDES fables:
The Lad From Old Ireland" Kalem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-10
THE, SURPRISE.

Spectacular feats that will bring
thrills 10 the movie fans are includ-
ed in the two reels of the Million
Dollar Mystery" picture which are
to he shown at the Surprise thea
ter today
Pictures taken under water show
ing life on the bottom OF the ocean
are included in the two reels. Flo
LaBadie the leading lady in the mys-
terry picture. will make a dive from
an ocean liner. while a fire at sea
and the dash over "A cliff by an au-
tomobile are other incidents of the
story that has 10 do with the mys-
ferrous million
This is the seventh episode and it
Continues 10 hold the interest of the
patrons. The question of the money
Is a puzzling one and the added attrac-
ton of being able to share in the dis
tribution of the big award is another
feature that adds greatly TO the inter-
est shown in these pictures.
The Veterans Sword" a Princess
film. will be included in tOday's pro-
gram This is a story that is inter
estingly told and is not lacking in de-
tails.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-10
CORNER STONE IS
PUT IN POSITION
Imposing Ceremonies Are Held
by Members of the Indiana
Avenue Christian Church
Says Building is Memorial.

With appropriate services the cor
nerstone for the new Indiana Av.
Christian church was laid yesterday
morning. The Rev. John VI. Alexan-
der OF Charlottesville. who is 20 take
the pastorate OF the First Christian
church in September, delivered the
dedicatOry sermon. Rev Cecil Frank
lin. pastor was master OF ceremonies
assisted by Brother Waddell.
An interesting collection OF valu-
ables was placed in the cornerstone.
Each department OF the church left
some memento OF its work. The
Book OF the First Givers" was a roll
OF all persons who contributed 10 the
funds for the building Of the new
church Copies Of the Saturday and
Sunday issues OF the local newspapers
also found a place along with pic
lures OF the official boards. Sunday
school teachers and building commit
tee The Ladies' Aid society con-
tributed the ashes OF the old mortgage
which was burned a year ago.
Rev Mr.. Alexander took his text
from the remarks OF Josiah 70 the
Israelites after they had crossed the
Jordan and piled up stones. as a
memorial 10 God. The pastor com
pared the present Lew church to this
memorial as one TO the wonderful
work Of Jehovah. lie held it a me
mortal 10 the unity and being Of God.
IL issues a call. ne said. for the unity
OF Christs people and the sovereignty
OF Christ and the Bible.