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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
NEW ORLEANS. RESULTS

and up: ave and one half f1riongs-
Lur,a 1SS Ss, AmsrGss' a.c to os Il >
coiors. lol Gillyl. / to 5. to ?, out.
third. Time. l:o62-5. Utelus: Ethel
Grays' Favorite, Cricory Dick, also
ran.
Seeond-selling, three-y ear-olds and
1l3 (Ambrose). TO l, to ), out. first:
Barette. los tShuttinger). Is to :, to
liz ,,, 70 i second j. b Harrell' lSl
pero Boy BELLE Bird, Nimbus. also ran.
Tird.seiling. handicap, three-year-
flrst; o'Hagan, 1o2 Gunner, to /.
to 10. out. second: Jim Basey.. ITO
Tims 30 Yolkv Il TO- LS SHs th aiso
ran.
neutrality-suspicious. handicap,
three-yoar: olds and, up, one mile-in-
{ to 5. first Chad Buford, loi LiliyJ.
ito ! TO !; n; TO ., to . second: Robert
daunted, Mtamaha, Polly II. also ran.
Fifth.se!l!ns. four,yearr-o Odds and up,
mile and twenty yards-Henry Hutch
3, iirst; Tom Hancock, l0l (Lilly), t to
J, 2 to ], to 8, second; Ford Mai, 104
rm eep9y} - leet.r G coI TO + 9 th5H
Sixth-selling, four -year-olds and up,
mile and twenty yards-Love Day. liz
Puck. il3 (McGowanJ, Ii to i. : to l.
= to l, second: ELLA GRANGE, los (Spain),
1 10 70 r to J. 2 to !. third. Time.
Brother. Jimmie Gill, also ran.
To-Morrow's Cnrd.
three furlo aeelnng roy -olds
for Scandal. los; Clara Morgan 100:
Gary Lady, los; Margaret o., l0s: In
Ves snn loSi Tito. 10; Cincinnati III.
and oxe- kalf furlongs-iJ. H. IIarreii,
lo2; Meeiicks.. 100; Theresa Bethel, lo4;
, ,hS g., ana Mortar los; Anna Krutcr,
:, ThirdLsellins four-year- olds and up,
.G 9,,s Mordeeai. los: Pretty Dale. io4:
queen, loi; Our Rem. los: Sureget. 1913;
i idg Knight. 100; Rodondo, 100; 'Viley
Fourth-The Ben Bcckman. selling.
purse. three; year -olds and up. mile and
twenty iyards.-'Celebrity. los; Knee.
act Ga3s 90; Ely Home 81; nirka. iO1: 'Hu-
'Myonea, io3: :orperth. 1oS. i E1' p ig'
lo6;. Joe Diebold. 166:' .Mrmor. f iee:
Earl OF savoy, III.
up t riH and
Iona; 1o4; Mia, lo4: Cliff Top. io1; q
IT'S True, 1866; Amoret. 1o6 Surpa ssinn
Lug; Saion. los; Ben Loyal, 100; THE
Big Dlpper. 10. w. i"''
Sixth-,selling. four year-olds and IN
mlie and sixteenth-'Shep az
Lloyd. l0$ The Hermit. i04: .Casamnya'
ini; Consoler. 1867 'Mawr Lad, los
H;gh Class, ~; Manager Mack, i09
Servicence. 100; Garneau. III; Stcn,
tor. Ito; 'Benedictina, III
apprentice allowance claimed
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J. D. E. JONES WILL DEFEND
TITLE AT PiNHURST

PINEHURsT, N. c., january s.-yaa.
winning place among tho leading ma :
tional tournaments Is the Attn annual
Country Club midwlnter, tennis cham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES


A delicious bIanemanEe OF corn
starch l. made In this wsy: Blend two
ounces OF eornstarch with a little cold
milk 10 a smooth paste. Put the re-
mainder OF a pint 90 milk on 10 Doll
with a small piece OF lemon rind TO
favor. stir In the mixed cornstarcn.
and cook ~ gently for I'VE minutes.
Remove the lemon rind. Add an ounce
and a half OF sugar. and the blanc
mango Il then read yofr the tin. Inis
must be rinsed In cold water. and a
much smaller tin or mould stood IN
the center. Around this pour the
bnacmange mixture and leave II to
set.
when II IL quite arm lift out the
small mould and NH the cavity with
any stewed fruit you like. Cherries,
hss. currants OF raspberries are deiic-
lOus served In this way.
over the top pour more blancmange
mixture. and leave Il again 10 set
Turn out and serve In a cystal dish.
Another delightful plan is 10 make
the border mould OF blancmange. turn
II out. and nll the cavity with ripe
strawberries. pouring just a little
whipped cream over the top
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sernars-Lenksrd Nup,ials.

Miss Mignon Lenkard has chosen
August IS. as the date for her mar
riage TO Mr.. Harvey A. Bernard. Of
Chicago. The wedding viii be solemn
ixed at ST Luke's church In the after
noon. After an extended honey moon
to Pittsburgh. Chicago and other in
teresting cities they will take up their
residence In Wheeling. Miss Lenkard
In quite a social fayorite. the daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Lenkard.
OF the Island. The Eroom-to-be has an
extern sve acquaintance in this city
and L. the travelling representative Of
a Springfield firm. the Hendee Motor
cycle Manufacturing company.
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SIDE TALKS
Keep Cooli
(ey Ruth Cameron;

The burden and heat Of the day f.
20 me one OF the most expressive phrases
N the Bible and especially 30 at Just
Did you ever realize. BY the way. that
N" hlble Is written entirely in Imagery
aries 10 the Eskimos say that tbev have
To translate the Hook not only into the
language Of the Eskinos but also into
The imagery OF their experience. what
chord would the burden and hest OF the
day" or the shadow OF a great roc,
IN weary land stir In the heart a.
10 O. Few words OF suggestion a. 10 how
20 best bear the burden and heat OF the
DAY In this beautiful but trying season
Keeping Cool By Keeping Cool
IN the hrst place. keep cool How
silly. you say No. not quite 80 siliy
ss you think IT, for 1 mean keep cool
In the sense In which we say ID to some
one IN danger
Keep cool. that f.. keep calm. Keen
your nerves steady. Don't fret Keep
shut them all out OF your summer pro-
granme. Say 20 yourself Il wont hurry
wont worry. And 1 wont even use nv
precious energy In disliking people or
Don't argue-even about the war.
ION -coid- II tires you and everyone
around you.
Keep trifics in their place
Don't starve Yourself
Don't think 20 preserve your strenRfb
by c"asiuE 10 eat The right food eaten
IN moderation gives you strength 10
endure In. heat.
~ you are q housewife. don't fail 10
set the right food before Your fanIf,.
salads, fruits. fresh NeFetabi.e berries
nuts. mix and eggs, these are some OF
the foods tha' keep up our strength In
The summer without heating ua
Don't PIT Up AL Night
Don't Be tempted b. the lure Of the
summer night into sitting M 100 ~
three hours later than usual. n YOU do
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PROTECTION FROM
CONTAGION

Owing to it's antiseptic properties.
20 Mule Team Powered Boric can
not be too highly recommended Tor
liberal use in the care of the per
son wherever and whenever exposed
to any contagious disease. Il may
be applied as a powder or with water
as a solution.
II may be used with absolute free
dom and safety in all the natural cavi-
ties Of the body; physicians almost
always prescribe IL as an eye water,
mouth wash.etc., and wherever nitro
duced the antiseptic action Is certain.
but there Is no danger from its use as
there Is with some other disinfectants.
Insist upon having the original pack
age of 20 Mule Team Powdered Boric
and then you know that you have the
real article full strength. All leading
druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
SOCIETY
Birthday Anniserssry.

A number Of the friends and play
mates OF Master John Frederick
Clark. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles =
Clark. Of Indiana street. gathered Al
his home Saturday afternoon The
occasion being his nth birthday amir
yersary. Moving pictures at the Car
den theatre weer enjoyed, returning
20 the Clark home where a pretty
luncheon was served the twenty
guests. Those present being.
Sterling Thorn
burg Carl Bruhn
William Ewing William Britton
Charles Front William Wamsley
Sammie Northman Follansbee
Chas. Weisserber Russell Feiber
William Walters Paul Bruhn
John Ewing Alfred Gallagher
Lewis Cook Thos. McKeever
william Cook Fred Clark
James Squibb Frances Clark
James Ewing
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garden party which promises to
be- more han ordinarily attractive
and enjoyable will BE- given to-mor-
row evening az the owens home on
south Jacob street. with Mrs a. J.
Braddock In charge. who h being r.
sisted by an able committee OF ladies'
from the various parishes. The party
BE- instituted for the benefit OF the
Catholic Women's League. and a mum.
b" ROT features 90 make the occasion
particularly delightful are receiving
The attention 81 the committee Re-.
crvafi0ns are being received daily. and
present Indications point 10 one OF
th elarEcst OF the affairs yet given.
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Announces Enesaemsnt.

Miss Josephine Carol. 40 the car
foi summer home AZ Rock Hill enter
iained a number Of her friends Sat-
ufday afternoon. az which the news
ot her engagement 10 Mr.. George q.
Robinson was made known in "a
novel and pretty way When tho
luncheon was served A. 3 o'clock tho
favors. tiny crOchcted baskets OF
white. filled with rice. were given
the guests. containing q small white
heart enEraved with the names Of
Miss Carol and Mr. Robinson The
bridctobe BEL the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs William Carrol. Of Heualro
Nr Robinson De- the son Of Mr. and
Mrs George Robinson
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family are now at Gloucester. Mass.
where they will remain until fall.

Information has been received here
by friends telling Of the grave illness
OF the venerable mother OF exon
gresham Harry &. woodward. Mrs.
Moodyard Is IN at the home OF her
daughter in Detroit She has been IN
failing health for many months ana
the latest word Is that the end is very
near. Up till several years ago. Mrs.
woodward resided in the old Wood
yard homestead at Spencer. which
was built by her husband. the late
Senator Henry woodward. Mrs. Wood
yard vas well known In Washington.
where. during the eight years her son
was In congress. she frequently Wis
tied during the winter season
Senator and Mrs. Nathan Con are
at Atlantic City. fortunately having
gone there before the recent extreme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
Lawn Fete.

The ladies' Of the 81. James church
viii hold lawn fete at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Schenk. OF Woodsdaie,
wednesday afternoon and evening.
from three to ten o'clock. Lunch Tor
those desiring to remain for the even
ing can be purchased. likewise tie
hEhtful refreshments al all hours and
general invitation Is extended the
friends OF ST. James to attend. tickets
now being on sale Interesting plans
Tor the entertainment of the visitors
are Wen under way and the anair
promises much In the way Of enjoy
ment.
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Mrs. v. T. Stewart and daughter. OF
AsheVille. y. C., were the honor
guests Saturday evening at an inform
al party. given by their hostess Mrs.
.. }. Summers OF Maryland avenue.
Attractive refreshments concluded the
very pleasant occasion at which the
following were guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thrum. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. IL Bachman. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w Picket, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. X. VAR
fuel. Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Derry. Mrs.
v. T. Stewart and daughter Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. : J. Summers. Mr.. Geo.
Summers.
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Salad Recipes.

Assorted Fruit ssisd-Prepare nne-
ly cut celery with the shredded whites
OF hard-boiled eggs. Mash the yolks
to a smooth paste with skinned ana
boned sardines. end shape the mixture
into balls. dipping them at last into
a little OF the dry yolk so as to make
them a rich yellow. Dress the celery
and egg whites with French dressing
or mayonnaise. put the mixture on a
bed OF lettuce and use the balls as
garnish.
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Me.,r. and Mesdame.
Midsummer Wedding.

The wedding OF Miss Angela Mc-
Dermott and Mr. Melvin J. Snyder
will take place tomorrow morning AT
ST. Josephs Cathedral. with nuptual
mass. following which the young
couple will leave for Washington. ID.
C.. the home OF Mr.. Snyder and before
their return TO Wheeling will visit
other eastern sities. later taking up
their residence at Memphis. Tenn.
where the groom-to-be Is connected
with the u. $. Engineers office. Miss
McDermott Is one OF Wheeling's very
charming young ladies' and will be
welcomed TO the social circles OF her
new home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

hot spell Friends OF the Senator re-
turning here report that he IL enjoy
ing life al the seashore. and that ne
is enjoying fine health. and Ia. rs
usual. in equally as fine spirits.
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For Miss Carr.

Mrs. Wheeler Bachman. OF Thir-
teenth street. YVES hostess. Saturday
afternoon. al ! o'clock luncheon for
her house guest. Miss Maude Carr.
OF East Liverpool O.. and Mrs. J.
Marshall. Of ParkersburR. who Is Wis
iiinS her mother. Mrs Joseph p
PAUL. ST. Elegant appointments.
with pretty decorations. were seen
a. the luncheon table. AZ which there
we're places Tor few intimate
friends ~ the hostess
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you will b. telling every body next day
thnt 1t may not be so hot today but
mer"
Take daily bath In lukewarm or
cold water
Also battle your stomach with fire.
Quent glass Of water 1prefsrnhIv not
ice Waterl and remember that ~ also
feels the heat do not ask 10 Co digest two
or three cold egg nugs. college ices and
lemon lines In the course or u hot day.
And above III keep cool-that is the
best way To- fit yourself TO endure THE
burden and heat of the day"
RUTH CAMERON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
FOR WEST YIRGINIANS

WASHINGTON. d. c. Aus s-Con-
gresham Moss and Byon Nickerson.
secretary TO Congressman Neely. TAD
an Interview today with Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels. They were inter.
ceding for Ensign Elmer byron HOugh
OF Wellsburg. who this year graduated
from the naval academy az Annapolis.
Young Hough l. one OF over twenty
who is liable 20 be dismissed. ~ sec
Rotary Daniels and finally President
Wilson do not IN erfere and modify the
findings OF the judge advocate ana
the special board OF inquiry. There
are a number OF Mitigating circum-
stances in connection with Hougn
defense which. by the way. he maze
himself. or the twenty students
involved on the charge OF having al
vanced information on examinations.
Hough 10 the only one who was not
represented az the hearing by a law
yer. lie acted a. his own lawyer. and
made a very creditable impression
When a second examination was or
dered because OF the scandal con
nected with the nrst one. HouEn
PASSED u. received his diploma and be
came an ensign in the navy. Those
who are interceding for him are con
hdent that they can save him Tor the
service but believe that the final acton
In his case and that OF his comrades
will be taken by President Wilson
himself after he has carefully con
sidered the case OF the twenty seven
youngsters who are so unfortunately
involved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

a new post office 20 be known as
lvaton has been established in Lincoln
county. and Arthur II. Fenimore Is
the FIRST in charge. Other fourth.
class commissions issued today are:
Edison n. Lynch. Hotcoal: Jacob ".
Pettry. Jarrolds Valley. Thomas n.
Graham. McWhorter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
Country Womsn's Club.

AZ half-past / o'clock on Thursday
the Country Womsn's Club will hold
its regular August meeting at the
Clinton NJ. F. church. Mrs. Springer
North has charge OF the program. the
subject being Music"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Rural Moman,n Club

The Woman's Rural Club will hold
its August meeting Friday 18th. at
the home OF Mrs Potter. OF Valley
Grove. the meeting being called for
2;3O O'Clock. Prevention of Dis
ease Is the general topic for discus
sion. with the four phases OF the
health question. as follows.
What is being done by the Nation
al government?
Ry West Virginia?
BY the Rockefeller Foundation?
What was accomplished in the Pan
anna Canal zone2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
TOILET ARTICLES FOR 1 CENT
MAIL ORDERS FILLED

" 10 easy 20 order Simply write a list %
the items you want. add W the amount and
send 20 W with money order We will I'm.
mediatey ship BY freight or express LET US
SUGGEST that you order for future use. as
these extremely low prices may never be zen
again. " parcel post delivery is desired. en-
close postage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

A commission as postmaster az
Grassy. w Va. has been sent by the
postoffice department to John II. FOR
tar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

Norwood. a suburb OF Clarksburg.
has its mail delivered by rural carrier
CONGRESSMAN Nicely has urged the Post
Onice Department TO make a change
and have the mail delivered by a city
carrier from the Clarksburg ONCE
Norwood extends right up to the
boundary line OF the Harrison county
metropolis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

The Rev. Jacob Birmingham or
Wheeling is registered at The Raleigh.
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home and its furnishings viii be
given a thorough discussion.
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will be- appointed a member OF the
board OF examining surgeons in that
city by the Pension Commissioner tie
was recommended today by Congress
man Nicely and will succeed Dr. ID. IS.
Best Herbert n Davis OF Salem. was
recommended for appointment as post
Office Inspector
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

The young lady across the way
says the doctor told her father ne
was In danger OF nicotine poisoning.
but che isn't much alarmed abors
him. "a be smokes nearly all the
time and she's always heard that
tobacco smoke kills germs.
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Chicken Sumner.

The members OF the Otto Sewing
club have planend n very enjoyable az
fair for Wednesday OF this week,
when they will entertain their hus-
bands with a chicken supper OF Wheel.
ing park The supper being arranged
In compliment TO Mrs. A. Otto. a club
member who a. resigning to take
charge OF the fancywork department
OF the Stone a Thomas store. The
following compose Wednesday even
ing's party:
Messrs and Mesdames
Beo Hasenauer Hubert Rinehart
Claude Noel =. Buskirk
r. NJ Peddicord John Mulhearn
Harry Tarr Robert Nolan
Merton Carroll J. Bine
$. r. Ioho
Mesdames
a. Otto b. Dickey
II. Evans
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Col and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann and
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Woman's Improvement Club.

WOWdH IMPROVEMENT OIub.
Mrs. A. NJ. Montgomery. OF West
Liberty. will be hostess. Thursday.
August II. to the members OF the
Woman's improvement Club. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

20 extra inducements 70 buy Rubber
Goods this week. Ksntlsek Goods excepted.
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23e RandalIs GRACE Juice, zoe. 3 FOR soc
SOC Rsndairs Grape juice. soc. for a.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-08-21

awakening to the danger of this chief
of all Nearly every village,
town and city in the state has useless
old fire traps and each community
W 1t to itself to see that these dan
gerous nuisances are done away with.
1t is the departments experience
that the most effective aid in at
tempting to conserve life and prop
erty is realized and the best results
obtained through and by cooperation
with the citizens of the state. 1,
therefore, heartily recommend that
the mayors of all cities appoint a
week between now and November / to
be designated as Clean Up Week"
Have local papers with their mighty
influence for good), ministers and
teachers give this matter the widest
possible publicity, have all the people
realize the Importance of putting
their premises in order against the
day of needless destruction of prop
erty by fire.
%. X. S~tablein,
Commissioner of Insurance and Ex-
Officio State Fire Marshal.
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HI SPOT
Ii Has Been Done, So Scores of Mad
ison Citizens Say.

To get rid Of an aching back,
The sharp twinges.
The tired-out feelings,
You must reach the spot-get at
the cause.
In many cases it's the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Madison citizens testify.
Mrs. c. Donovan, Madison, a
"One of my family had been suffering
very much with pains in the back and
head and complained of dizzy spells.
Since Doan's Kidney Pills were used
l have heard no further complaint.
/ don't hesitate to recommend a med
icine of such great value"
Price so cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Donovan recommends. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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THE CHURCHES.

Grace Episcopal Church-The Rev.
j.. $. Budlong, rector of All Saints
church. ST. Paul, will conduct the
services at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Sunday school at u. No
evening service.-E. Wilson, Rector.
First Presbyterian Church-Morn-
ing worship with Bible study at 1890
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited. The congregation will unite in
the service at the park in the even
ING. McKibbin. Minister.
Methodist Church-On account of
the absence of the pastor. Rev. G. ID.
Brown. from the city, there will be
no preaching service tomorrow. Sun
day school and Epworth League at
the usual hour.
Park Service ~ There will be
preaching service in Library park
Sunday evening at s o'clock. Prof.
Spears orchestra will assist in the
music and Rev. X. l.. Palmerton will
be the preacher. An offering will be
taken toward the construction of a
bandstand. If the weather will not
permit the holding of the serv-
ices in the park. they will be held in
the Methodist church.
First Baptist Church-There will
be the regular services tomorrow.
The pastor will preach in the morn
ing on Patience Under Trial. Miss
Bessie Bryant of Brookings will sing.
Park service in the evening. r. l..
Palmerton will preach.-R. l.. Palm
erton, Pastor.
United Lutheran Church-There
will be services in the English Ian
guage tomorrow evening. The pastor
will begin a series of four on
the Call of Isaiah, divided as follows:
Introductory Sermon, The Vision of
God. The Vision of Self, The Vision
of Duty. The parents are urgently
requested to see that their children
attend the Sunday school which has
already resumed its work. Confirm
ants meet regularly on Saturdays at
3 o'clock.-Olin Reigstad, Pastor.