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Sharp County record., 1915-03-12
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NM Mrs j, G. McGinness has been on
the puny list for the past week.
Joe Huddleston made a business
NIP to Sulphur Rock one day last
Week,
w, W, Smith was doing some
tradine at BateSville a day or two
last week,
Miss Annie Sullivan has been
suffering severely the last few days
from toothache.
Miss Myrtle Young spent a few
Gays at Smithville last week having
some dental work done.
a timber agent was here from
sulphur Rock last week purchasing
al the timber he could find for sale.
p CLANCY Of Sulphur Rock
spent part Of The week here seeine
ne friends and attending to bust.
meas affairs
several men are now at work in
'ne mines at this place. They are
receiving 81 per hundred for the ore
In the rough. Wv
y H. Price Is agent for a washino
machine that Is the most complete
thing of the kind ever introduced IN
'hls part Of the country,
NJ E. Butler is the newly appoint.
90 postmaster at this place, HAVING
Iast week been appointed to succeed
" W. Justus, who resigned,
Aunt Mary Ann" Street, who
nag been confined to her bed 70,
d1e past few weeks, Is improving
many friends will be pleased
know.
NY A. j. Justin was thrown from
wagon one day last week when
team started to run and was
ply hurt Dr. Guthrie of Jesup
called at once, and the patien,
removed to the home of Lee
picard, where he Is now, Il Is
Pueht he will recover
Sharp County record., 1915-03-12
Ids
Anup.to.date remedy for
colds. That is what Peruna
is. In successful use over
so years.

Colds are caught in many
ways: lily ventilated rooms;
rooms that have direct draughts;
crowded rooms; damp houses;
stuffy school rooms; Offices lily
heated.
A dose of Peruna at the right
time, at the first symptom of
cold, before the bones begin to
ache, before the sore throat
manifests itself, or the cough, or
the discharge from the nose, just
a dose or two of Peruna before
these symptoms begin is gener-
ally sufficient. But after the cold
Is once established with the
above symptoms prominent. a
bottle of Peruna, or maybe two,
will be necessary.
For several years I have been
troubled with colds at each change
Of season. took Poruna and have
not been troubled with the slightest
cold this entire season." Mr.. Harry
Fisher. 1923 Mosher 81. Balti-
more, Md.
Il give tho children Peruna II they
have a cold. and u Away. relieves
them" Mrs. ]. d. Hayes. 1887 Druid
Hill Ave., Baltimore, Nd.
"Whon I feel cold coming on I
take n little Peruna, and It docs mo
good" Mr.. Charles 3. Many, II Water
st.. Ossining. N. Y.
porunn, for II Ia an unfailing- euro
for colds" Mrs. NJ y. Jones. Burn.
Ing Springs, KY
Sharp County record., 1915-03-12

will of my people, | refused to pass
this Law for Sharp County.
My fr eud', lstand ready and will
ing to explain and defend my vote
and actions on every question that
came before us.
Hoping that the people will lie
satisfied with my explanation of
those questions and will be satisfied
with my service as your member,
| am,
Your servant,
j. M. Street.
Little Rock, March 8.
Sharp County record., 1915-03-12
The Severe Tortures
Of Rheumatism

are always aggravated during changing
seasons and ordinary treatment seems
useless. To relieve rheumatism the body
waste producing uric acid must be gradu-
ally arrested and the blood purified.
Correct diet is essential. Abstain from
tea and anything containing alcohol; eat
meat only once day and take Scott s
Emulsion after every meal.
SCOTS Emulsion is the logical and
necessary treatment because it creates new
blood free from the poisonous products,
and its wonderful nourishing properties
strengthen the organs to expel the HARM
ful acids that cause the trouble.
SCOTS Emulsion will relieve the en-
larged joints and stiffened muscles BY puri-
tying the blood in natural, easy manner.
Physicians everywhere proclaim its worth
and warn against the alcoholic substitutes.
vi" Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield. MI.
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Maxviile
,,,.,,;no made a bus

,,Aort Watkins made a business
,,in TO Batesville a few days ago.
W H Vance was on the puny
Is, '" several days lately, but is report
! ed ed all right again. -,
Will Snow was in Batesville a
few days last week visiting relatives
and seeing the town.
Fletcher Simpson was attending
. ~ some business matters at Bates
vile a few days since
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Bray recently
,,na q musical, which was Largely
attended and much enjoyed.
NIB, Watkins and family were
recent visitors in Cave City, guests
Of the family of E. J. Russell
otho Ballard and wife were recent
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Smith, who reside near Sid
ney.
Mr. a n d Mrs. John Wilkinson
" have new daughter at their home.
They have five children and they
are all girls.
Prof, Harrison Boles spent a few
days lately in Jackson county look
ine for summer school and seeing
his friends down there.
H. J. Provence, who was confined
10 his bed for a greater part of the
winter is able to be out again, his
many friends are glad to know.
W, H. johnson, j. F. Provence,
Robert Ashbrook, L. W. Provence
and B. F. Johnson we're business
Visitors at Cave City Saturday.
B. H. Finley and family and Mrs,
IA R. Ballard and her daughter, Miss
Ruth, spent a few days last week
ID Strawberry township with rela-
lives and friends,
Mrs. T. E. Pickens has moved
Mack to the farm here from Cave
City, where she spent a few months
ibr t h e purpose of sending the
children to school.
The directors of this school dis
trict decided to place a new galva-
nized roof on the school building
Ind have completed that work.
They have also had some other
Necessary improvements made on
the building.
BatSon Ballard, a young man Of
Ibis place, took up subscription
htely for J. F. Provence and Rob.
'oft Ashbrook, who lost their barn
md feed by fire recently. He secur-
ID a quantity of feed, for the dona-
Ton of which Messrs. Provence and
Ashbrook thank their neiehbors and
ffiendS.
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day lately.
Mrs. j. j. Heath has gone to Pig
eott for visit with her son, Atty.
Oscar Heath.
Elder R. A. Robins, the Christian
minister, returned Monday from
franklin, where he filled his appoint
ment Sunday.
John Burris, one of our best citi-
zens and teachers, has been employ
ed to teach the summer school at
Hickory Grove.
Joe Burrell, who has been kept ct
home few days by an attack of
la grippe, is able to be out among
his friends again.
Elbert Goodwin, who was raised
here and is now practicing law at
Melbourne, was meeting his friends
! and looking after some business
here a few days ago.
Eaph Rogers h a rented and
taken charge of the Hargrove hotel
at this place. Mr.. Rogers has been
in charge of this property before
and is a good hotel man.
Dock Biggers, who has been suf-
fering from a fractured bone in the
leg, an account of which accident
was given in the Record few weeks
ago, is able to be out again.
An infant of some parties who
had been camped on Big creek near
town for some time died here Sat-
urday and was buried here Sunday.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Swift Andersen.
j. w. Meyers, the promoter of the
electric road through this section
addressed a crowd at he school
building Tuesday night Our people
would like to h ave road, and
would 60 some lengths to get it.
E.. 0. Cartwright, the insurance
man of Stuart, and B. Ellis of this
place engaged in a lawsuit here
before Esq. Sheppard a few days
ago over a difference in insurance
matters. The jury disagreed ant
the case will be tried again. Boil
sides agreed to take majority YER
dict from the jury, but it was fount
that body stood 3 and 3.
If that was not a splendid article
the Poughkeepsie correspondent pen
ned in last weeks Record about thu
tax extension bill we imagine tina,
correspondent is very badly fooled
and it is certain that he has expend
ed considerable energy thav
might have been better uset
in making a crop or planting garden
We are not going to quarrel with
such lone-winded fellow, because
we so soon give out that he Cal
cover and put us to shame with
voluminous argument, w0r d s,
phrases, Ions clauses, etc, The
Pouehkeepsie correspondent is no
doubt good fellow, but he certain
ly has a bad case of diarrhoea of
the mouth, accompanied by a pain
full constipation of ideas. AS foI
the tax extension matter, that is
settled. We yet think that in the int
crest of poor folks, the bill ought to
have passed, If Poughkeepsie thinks
Eot, all right. 1t Is q fact, however,
that, so far as common knowledge
goes, not petition against tax ex-
tension was circulated in this entire
section Of Arkansas outside o {
Poughkeepsie, And, we want I o
add just one thought further The
whole country ought to be glad to
see Poughkeepsie taking such a live
ly interest in the public school syG-
TEN, for 1t Is our understanding
they haven't been voting a school
tax down there very long
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

Rev, W, R. White, pastor of the
United Presbyterian church of Albany,
will address the Christian associations
at First church at p. m. DR.. White is
no stranger to Willamette and is al
ways welcome as his winning personal.
ity and mastery thought appeal to col.
iege men and women.
Monday morning Miss Helen Pearce
will be hostess to an elaborate senior
breakfast served ON the lawn of her
home on North Winter street
In the evening DR.. and Mrs. Alden
will receive for the seniors at their
home l65 N. 18th street As over one
thousand invitations have been sent out,
this reception will be the largest social
event of the school year.
Stunts will be pulled off by the vari.
GUS classes on Tuesday while the
trustees are in session. The juniors will
plant ivy in memory of the class of 1914
early in the afternoon and at p, m. the
seniors will formally present their mem
orial columns to the university. The
class of 1915 is now erecting two twelve
foot brick columns near the end of the
week to Eaton Hall on which will be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
United EVANGELICAL Church.

North cottage street. between Uenter
and Marion \. A. Winter, minister.
lO;3O Il, m,, Sunday school, Professor A.
l.. Schmalle, superintendent; Il a. M,
preaching and morning worship; p,
mo Junior Endeavor, Pauline Remiug.
ton, superintendent Gas p, M, X, H.
Of {, Il, meeting, topic, "Body Under
Soul ON Top, ~ Professor o. c. ThOmp.
son, leader; 1;i5 p. M, sermon, "ThC
Revelation Of Christ TO U.s.; 7:i5 p. m.
Thursday midweclt prayer meeting. A
splendid children S day program is now
in preparation and will be given on,
wcel, later in the evening. To all tnes,
services YOU are cordially invited,
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4; 4; X x X X 4 X 4 * X x y X

The tables had to turn and the Seals
grabbed one from the Oaks. But upon
the brow Of one Mclean rests most Of
the honors.
Mclean scored five of the Seal s
eight runs, knocked out two home runs,
a double and single and drew a walk.
Enter White Hopes McCredie and
Held. The Beaver manager and the
umpire biffed eacn other following yes.
terday's game.
The Bees had the best of the main
bout owing to the effective pitching
of c. Williams, who held the Beavers
to seven hits and whitfield eight.
Check may not be good enough to
twlrl for the Angels, but he handed
them a trimming, The Tigers eased
over n victory with four hits against
the scattered five the Angeles combcd
Off Check.
Both Chicago teams are now leading
their leagues. The Cubs hoped into
first place by shutting out the Phillies.
The White Sox frightened their hold
ON the pinnacle by beating the Yanks
after the New York crowd aad stacked
up a seven run lead while the Tigers
were being trimmed by Boston.
cold Master" Mathewson pitched O
game and actually won it. Victorie,
for Matty have been few and far be
tween no far this year, but he had the
number of the Cardinals.
Fourteen innings without run tell.
the history of the pitching battle be-
Appleton and Benton. In the fifteenth
the Reds got to Appleton, scored one
run, and the show was over.
Neither Cobb nor Crawford got hit
orr Foster, pitching for Boston. De
troit lost
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Unitarian Church.

Corner Of Chcmcketa and Cottage
streets; Richard H. fischer, minister
SUNDAY school at 10 O'Clock, adult
Bible class at 10 o clock; morning serv.
ice at II o'clock, subiect-"The Basis
of Liberalism Music by Miss lnpy
pcnison; Mrs, Walter Denton, organist
Social Service meeting at 5;l5 o clock,
Dr. A. ), Wisliccnus will give dis
course ON "rhc Mexican Problem
Dr. Wislicenus has been resident OF
McNico City for several years and {,
thoroughly acquainted with the situa
ton Mrs Julia Bross pmnell will b,
'thc vocalist for the evening. Every
body Is cordially invited to these meet
ings. Bring your friends,
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at 10 a. m. Wednesday morning. The
committee are to be congratulated in
securing Rev. Adna Wright Leonard, D,
D., of Seattle, "the man with a mis-
sion, " to deliver the commencement ad
dress. DR., Leonard was a chapel speak.
er last year and created a profound i'm
preston for his scholarly delivery and
ringing sincerity. In church member.
ship DR., Leonard 5 congregation ranks
as one of the very highest in point of
numbers in Methodism.
Bachelor of Arts degrees will be con.
ferred on:
Bartholomew, Mildred, Portland, Oregon
Baton, Kate ..,..,.... Salem, Oregon
Bolt, Erick P. -. Marshfield, Oregon
Cone, Mary Lydia ... Springfield, Utah
Doane, Emery David =. Ontario, Oregon
Eakin, Gertrude ...... Salem, Oregon
Fields, Alice l.. ..... Salem, Oregon
Francis, Frank S. -. Metzger, Oregon
Graham, Stella ....... Salem, Oregon
Irvine, Harry s. ....., Salem, Oregon
Irvine, Paul ....,.,... Salem, Oregon
Jory, Harold B. ...... Salem, Oregon
Lent, Leila .... Portland, Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

Marcy, Milton .,,, Falls City, Oregon
Miller EuniCe H, ...., Salem, 0regan
Mulkcy, Daisy go. WoOdbum, 0EVl
Mcbride, Ina Mildred, Corvallis Oregon
McCaddam, Glen j. -. Salem, Oregon
Mcdaniel, Bruce William Salem, Oregon
Paget, Merwyn L, ,, Portland, Oregon
Pearce, Helen ...".,, Salem, Oregon
Pfaff, Roland Leslie =, Salem, Oregon
Runner, Naomi A. 80, Salem, OTega
Sackett, Leland Russell, ,..''..'"
~ ...... Sheridan, OHR
Schnasse, Clara Louise '".,',.",
......... .Walla Walla, Washlrga
Sotker, Jacob ,.,"" Foster Uiesa
Thompson, Grace E..,,' Salem, VIqa
Tobie, Harvey Elmer '.''",,',,.., =, /; ,..,..
,,....... Greenacres, WssAing'h
vanWinkle, Keith >, Albany, Oss@
and Bachelor of Divinity degrees : 20 "a,
Marcy, Milton A..","'"'f' f'ls o.l.s ~,
Hixon, John NJ, ".","',',,'';,SS''''.i =, ,S''.i ;S''i
At 9.3O the newly created AIaa@ lali,,
will attend the annual basinee ns''lns \ "
in Eaton Hall and partake Of ile y, :,
nual alumni banquet in the evening "
the Hotel Marion,
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Liberty Street Church Of the Evangel
iCal Association,

Corner Of Center aud Liberty streets,
u. r, liomschuch, pastor, Sabbath
school at 10 a. m, German sermon and
the Laying of the Corner Stone of the
New Church by the pastor at II a. m.
Y, T., A, services at p, m, English
sermon by the pastor at p, m, Every.
body will be heartily welcome at all
Of these services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

With final arrangements rapidly near
ing completion and with the forbearance
of tn elements, everything points
toward the unqualified success of the
seventy.second annual commencement
exercises of willamette university. At
eleven O'Clock Sunday morning DR.. F.
Burgette Short, Of Spokane, will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon at the First
Methodist church to the members of the
senior class. DR.. Short is a prominent
figure in Western Methodism, having
very successfully served several years
as pastor of Taylor street church in
Portland and First church in Salt Lake
City,
The farewell vesper services of the Y,
NJ. and Y. w. c. A. will be held in the
Univercity chapel at there o clock Sun
day afternoon The following program
will be rendered:
Piano solo ...... Miss Lucille Emmons
Vocal solo .....,., Mr.. Harold Jory
Talk .............. Mr.. Enrol Gilkey
Vocal solo ...... Miss Margaret Hodge
Vocal solo .... Professor r. b. Walsh
Vocal solo ,.., Miss Eugenia Mclnturfi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Highland Friends Church.

Corner Highland and Elm streets.
sabbath schol, 10 a. M, Earl Pruitt su.
peHntendeut; meetings for worship IL
a. ln' and p m; Christian Endeavor,
gao : MI prayer meeting Thursday,
> p m The morning service will be
IN eharge of Charles Sect. Dynamite
Adams viii speak at the evening ser.
wee ana Mr. Miller will have charge of
lne singing, Come and near them. Jo.
SePhlhe lioekett, pastor; phone l465.
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oontrol oongrogationnl Church.

corner south Nineteenth and Ferry
streets, II, G. Stoyer, minister. The
children Of the Sunday school win rem.
ler q chl!drcn'S day program at IL
o eIoeN The evening service will be a
service for the children. Sermon by
the pastor to the children ON GLOW to
grow. The special feature of tne
evening program will be the singing by
'"e children Evening service at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

The pastor Carl H. Elliott will speak
to his Junior congregation ON God is
near us ON our trips in the open air The
subject of the morning sermon is "The
Book of Acts, the tenth monthly re.
view of Bible book; aud for the even.
ing The modesty of greatness. Music
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Commons Mission.

24l State Street, Sunday p, m.
Preaching by Rev, Robert G.. Miller.
Weekday meetings p. m. as follows:
Tuesday, Rev, w. j. Johnston; Wednes-
day, Rev, John Woodfin; Friday, Rev.
b, w. Shaver, Saturday, Rev. +. d.
jackson, Prayer meeting Thursday at
2;3O p, m. at Mrs. Titus, North 5th
street. J, d. Cook, superintendent,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Rural Chapel.

East Of State Fairgrounds, II. G. Sto,
yer, minister. Children s day will be
observed at Rural Chapel. At II o clock
the Sunday school will render its pro.
gram and hear an address by the pastor,
Sunday schol at 10 a. M; Christian
Endeavor at p. m.
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Nazarene Tabernacle.

North Nineteenth and Marion streets.
Sunday school, 10 a. M, VIM, Dennis,
superintendent Preaching II a. m. and
I;i5 p, M; Young Peoples meeting,
G:ij; study, "Life Of Moses; prayer
meeting and holiness rally Wednesday
night, 1;lj. Everybody welcome, b.
W. shaver, pastor, 1865 Waller street,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Commencent Program

Sunday, 49,
i;OO Bugee Methodist church.
NJ. Y Nepe Chapel Waller Hall
Y w, c. A. W. r. White D., First
Methodist church.
Monday H.
Breakfast.
p Adens Reception 1865 n 18th
Tuesday 10
Glass Day
a NJ Trustee Meeting Eaton Hall
Present o
Glass Play, Campus,
Wednesday, 16.
of
Theology Address by Wright Leonard d. Methodist
Alumni Business Meeting, Eaton Hall.
G;3O Alumni Banquet, Hotel Marion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

You are heartily invited to the Cos.
pei Tent on Eighteenth and State
streets, wnere meetings are being held
every night at clock, except Satur.
days, by Eyangelists Jameson and
Middleton from Scotland These ser.
vices are free to all who are interested
IN Gospel work, and the evangelists
only aim is to preach Jesus as way,
truth and life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
w. G. T. U.

Mr. W, S, Hale, superintendent of
the state Training School, will speak
at the regular gospel service in this
hall, Sunday, June 49, at p, m, His
subject will be "Parental Response.
bility.' A cordial invitation to hear
MIR, Hale is extended to all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Flrst Christinn chnrch

Corner High and Center, 4. r. Porter.
minister pi5 q, m. Bible school, DR..
II, c. Eplcy director. II a. m. worship
aud sermon, subject "Childhood. -
6;45 p, m. c, r., Victor Braddison, lead.
er 7'i5 p, m, Children's Day pro.
gram,
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Castle Chapel.

United Brethren, corner of 18th and
Nebraska, Sunday morning service at
II, Rev. VIM. Blodgett will occupy the
pulpit; Bible school at 10; Y, p. S. c.
T. at Gas p. m. Evening service at
f;45, sermon by h. b. Lockhart.
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Leslie M. e, Church.

Bible school Nl5 u. m., Joseph Bar.
her, superintendent. Morning Worship
II a, m Epworlh League Gas p. M
Evening service 7ii5. j. c. spencer
pastor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Swedish tabernacle M. E. Church.

Corner South 18th and Mill Street
Rev John OVAL, minister. Services at
3 p. m. aud p, M, All scandinavian,
are most cordially invited to attend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

held every Friday evening at 7;45
Opposite Fair Grounds Grocery. Every,
body welcome. Chas Searles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

led by q quartet conducted by Prof
Walsh. Sunday school meets at GAS
Mr.. Glen Miles, superintendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

When a man gets up and announces
that he cant make a speech the audi.
enee usually finds it out before eh Is
half through.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

oclock. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m.
A sacred concert is being planned for
June 20 by the choir of Central church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

-. Emery Doane and Leland Sackett
Irish melodies will also be waited to
the evening breezes while number Of
dainty IriSh lasses are giving some
fancy folk dances.
The joint graduation of the Liberal
Arts college and Kimball college will be
held in the auditorium of First church
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

embedded two marble tablets; one en-.
scribed "Willamette university" the
other "Class of 1915"
The senior class will present an Irish
morality play "The Hour Glass" by
W. b. Yeats, under the trees east of the
gymnasium at s Sp. m. The theme of the
play centers around wise though
doubling God who is shown his error by
an angel, repents and dies. The fool,
although ridiculed, is in reality true to
his belief and keeps the fiery seed of
God g truth alive" through all the vi.
cisitudes of torment
The cast includes;
Bridget ............ Mildred Mcbride
Wise Man ..,...,,,...., Paul Irvine
Fool Observation-Disclosures. Harold Jory
Angel ...,...,....... Grace Thompson
STUDENTS ..,'....,,..,...,.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist,

Flrst UhufCh OF UhrlsI, SCleHIIsI
Sunday services are held at 4i0
Chomeketu street at II u, m, and s p,
IN. Subject Of Bible lesson "God the
prcserver of man. Sunday school at
9;i5 a. m. Wednesday evening tcsti.
mouiOl meeting at o'clock. The read.
ing room of this church is located in
the Hubbard building suite 303, and is
open every day except sundays and
holidays, from Mas to 4 p, m, All are
welcome to our services and invited to
visit our reading room,
The Lone Oak Mission.
sabbath school at G:3O. Meeting in
the evening at 1:li; also meetings are