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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

bring the Are fighting this morn
"a ladder, which had been placed
INST the metal awning to allow
frenen to ascend to the roof OF
Marcum store, fell as two or
e Of the firemen were mounting
George Nelson. who was on the
er, sustained a sprained ankle
very fortunate that there were
other and more serious injuries.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22
CARD OF THANKS

F. A. Barhite, Jr.. and brother, de-
sire to express their appreciation OF
the numberless acts of kindness per-
formed by their friends during the
illness and death of their late
father, Mr.. F. A. Barhite. 1895
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

pleasant incident Of today was
union in matrimony of Mr.. Sal
pr Raymondo and Mrs. Elsie Ray
do, which took place in the
|tments Of Mrs. Raymond and
Fh was witnessed by Mr.. and
Joseph Levay. The ceremony
performed by their friend, Hon.
]. Drane, in his capacity OF no.
public.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

rs. N. L. Bryan, who has been
br the past two weeks and who
krwent an operation, is now able
u up and Is we'll on the way to
very.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22
NOTICE

The Lady Maccabees will have
their regular review, Tuesday night,
March 23rd, at I o'clock. at the
Moose Hall. All members please at
tend. Mrs. GEORGIA Evans, Com =
mander.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

|iss Cora Grimm, formerly the eff
bit principal of the primary de-
|ment Of the Lakeland school, is
)easant visitor with friends in
bland for q few days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

ev. I. C. Jenkins, formerly pas
bf the Methodist church Of this
Is here today, coming up to Of
be at the funeral Of Mr.. P. B.
hes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

IDEAL COMBINATION FARM-FiVe
acres large citrus trees, several
.o-os now in truck. II you want
having proposition, adjoining
lakeland and have $4,000 in cash.
coll at once. COS East Lime ST.
caii a. 390S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

r. Ernest Coyle, formerly a limo
operator in this office, arrived
night from Louisville, Ky, to
|me his position with the Even
Telegram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

be State Bank is closed today on
|nt of the death of Mr.. P. B..
hes, vicepresident of that insti-
IN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22
Majestic Theatre

"HE WENT"
Comedy Scream
That Auditorium Orchestra-Lake-
lands pride.
show daiiy-2:30 to ii
CHG FEATURE REELss
And Vaudeville
TO-DAY
Special Tomorrow
"AUREnfA"
In the Dance Of Death
Keystone Comedy
FRIDAY
RUNAWAY JUNE"
9Th episode
ALL THIS WEEK
1000 Votes night; 200 matinee
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

Mr.. s. L. A. Clonts showed his ap =
preciation of the fine work OF the
fire boys by treating them to an ex e
ce,lent breakfast at Buchanan's Res
taurant this morning, which was
much enjoyed by the weary hre
fighters.
q 500 q . . 90 . . 9 = q Q Q
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22
SCHEDULE OF GAMES TO BE
PLAYED IN LAKELAND

Monday and Tuesday Mar
20 and %, Colonies vs. Birm-
ingham Barons.
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mar. "a and rs, Colonies Vs.
Chicago Cubs.
Monday and Tuesday. Mar
% and 80. Colonies vs., Ha-
yana Reds, Cuban team.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

ELAN is short stop and captain on
the Birmingham ball club.
He Is fast in fielding and has been
to the Majors, but his light hitting
kept him from making good.
Last year the fans in Birmingham
voted him the most popular player
on the Birmingham club. A life
size silver ball and bat was presented
him.
The Birmingham club, champions
of the Southern League, will come to
lakeland Monday and Tuesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

HAVE SOLD 8 more choice resi-
dence lots in the EVELYN Sub
division. When have sold one
half the number in the plot l snail
hold the remaining one-half.
Epps Tucker. Jr. "'of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22
TREASURER'S MONTHLY REPORT
City Of Lakeland

For Month of Feb. %, 1915.
To the Commissioners:
| beg to submit my report as fol-
lows:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

|ring begins today-in the al
be, only.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

Total cash on hand. .$.........
Respectfully submitted.
A. C. ARMISTEAD.
Treasurer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

Lakeland, Fla. Mich. /. 1915.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

4 . q o q o o % o o Q . . Q o
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-22

Respectfully submitted,
A. C. AMINSTEAD,
Treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
0EeaNixT uEaTHERBELL So
CfETF-

aes.s gF raass srt af fts Er@r ~
vrs Charles w1rris7a. tt1s TwentY-
slssft arerGs. rfal.rs FOR fHs paFpose
OF rrraalzies "a seastls4 Ladies ei4b.
wtfea ts composed ~ Eives % srateh-
re- ara ladies' af ere uafi1raitfT- lt
WILL b. e1rFtT a social elab vlte e1W
ses ta@r rssstrsf programs arf eater
safar@rfs r1 wearf ere t1sba-ft vlil
BE- .rH.s-f re~sss ffeasrrrtett vas de-
esl-s on ss a -st.- eel ere f1.l1r.sF
on e-rs we're elected
r-~sff-rr= eHfrs Hl~t u1-aft.
wee B-=s lers= Sire Ufuam Vsi-
ser
Secretary ard treasures =,trs. AZ
msg WectrsrT
H-sflefs VIII % te-f every fttrt
essfr~sfsr ar ere r8rfE. fse rrrs ore
90 30 1fsT 90 ss ere sszs q Wrs
Trsse Ee.r-F rasssv-rfts street. $50
f.eT rtsss are be.es uafe faf 81 pfc
sfr fs ss BETA al ire El9s. Ere George
g01ff Bone srf faTfrE ere sgmmFr
several Outings VIII BE- arranged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
PROGRAA At AUDITORY Ar
NlHOnT

IEis sVeniaE a. q o'clock a. ths A1Gi-
tory AZ sehoot "a the Safety hglidiaE
Professor ~. a MeCatioeh. eEolrusas-
ser % 81 Joha's Ne'ho4lst church.
Davenport. ard director % tEs AEfitoTy
Art school. Witt give a lecture OF the
subject -siaEiaE aEf Voice Culture
a pruEram wtli follow the talk. the
fasi1wirz nz1beTa 90 b. pressafft vita
afiss Ftorsree .. Fel a. thc piaEo as
are1mpanist
lsi--priak O. Sic ouiy Win Thlns
Eyes .-.--......-.... Old EuElitE
fbi--sosE % sleep" ..-... .somcFss'
Ralph syreit-
lsl--,faytiuas~ ...-----. OBEY Speaks
rbl--Consiasey- CampbeI-Tipfon
Mrs. 70 - Beaver. Davenport
lsI=-NiEht song .....-..... Ashford
fbf=-Tae Search ........... Ashford
Mrs o. p veffer. Davenport
sleep Little Baby % ,ilnc- ucuuce
:. ". Graham.
Trio Water On Past --.-.-. Ashford
,irs Beaver. 1fr Graham and
liF MeCuiiorh-
-Sifz Ci;aaa" ..-.-...---... ueEoven
Ralph syrr-t
TIE Years AZ the spriaE- tf-t- Beach
tfrE Beaver
Pictures la ths Fire. ...-.... Br.EEt
Sire Veffer.
HfGFEerr ...... .a . ... ..a. a..-a
". Graham
-EFrr BfaErEt Hearts lfausfI ....
a..-----.-. ...-e-.. Golrr1
Ralph STREET.
fsIH-~Frsn tsr Lasd % TIRE ssrb.G~
waters Observation-Disclosures. Cafrrr~
IbI-~H1s Sc warriors" coco. Cafman
sire Beaver
ftss L.lIabg- .-... Carrie Jacobs Bond
1frs Vef4er
Love rh01~ .....-.......... Pirruts
tfFt Beaver ard afr wcCliI1ch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
SOCIAL ANNOTNCFNFNTS.

The ladies Of the Altar society OF ST.
Joscph's Catholic church viii enter
tain al coffee at the home OF Mrs.
Walter Nerbury. 2lOS Third avenue.
Tuesday. Nav Il. from 2:30 o'clock
through the afternoon and evening.
the affair will he for the public and the
ladies' ask their friends 10 keep the
date in mind and give their patron
age.
Rock Island camp No. So. Woodmen
OF the World. has issued cards 10 a pri-
waite dancing party TO be given at the
Watch Tower inn Thursday. May 8.
Bleuer's orchestra Will give the dance
program.
The woman's Athletic association,
which has been meeting every We'd,
nesday evening under the direction OF
Dr. Mabel Otis. has finished its course
and will discontinue meetings until
October.
The o. z. s. Sewing circle will hold
no meeting tomorrow afternoon. an
nouncement OF the next meeting TO be
made later.
Rock Island lodge, No. So, Mystic
Workers. will conduct a card party
Thursday evening at Maths hall. Mem
bers and friends are invited.
The Endowment Fund society OF Au-
gustana college will meet Wednesday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. Louis
ostrom. 1887 Twenty-first street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
CHRIS FLaN PH0GHAH AND b.
AZ

TIE girls ~ go Lasra Msfaa.s eir-
eis ~ scum Farf rFeshTtesiaa eh4Fch
have arranged a sreEraaa saG bazas
- b. held NrbiaV eVeeicf az fae
ebarea raaV WI serve See ersaas acri
eaks a. sas close ~ fHs grearaas. also
have a esadg table ssf VII eTsr f1r
sai@ various ssneV articles. raF rlEs.
sfe. ire BreEram follows. spertsi
music 20 BE- firr saef 81 ursvs o.
ehssfra
Ffaaa safa-urg ~ q Ozf~vse
Exsrcise--E Electric raE aefis. Urcs
hers Laura MarIsls circle.
vocal saias=cea uelnez
Readns MISS Hafa CleVsasF.er
Naadfna wGaFsfrs Wood
rtano tFio-Crafs LoeE cora frr.
mana aaf ffazrf 6aabtlnr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

course viii BE- served az the home OF
,tFE C. D. sharpe. lflI Twcnty-hrst
street. aud the last course az the home
% 1irb s. white. Seventeenth ave
nue. and Twgrtirth street. Al the lat
ter h6mr q program viii be given and
tho company viii b. invited to remain
fuT a time of Tociatiiity. The pro
ceeds from the affair viii bC used Ia
Carrying on tar work Of tar circle
ahieh Ga che care ul thc tgbcrcuiar
patients .u Oh. c.fy. a similar affair
Was Firea hy tar circle during the
early winter aud proved such de-
eite1 success hufa socially and fuan-
eisiiv that Or was thought wise 90
give saothFF on tG~ same plan.
Toe usual routine of business was
transacted. reports Tor the month re-
eeivod ana arlirbtfli social hour
followed vter i-aeh was served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
CANDIES.

Oriental Drops-Two and one-half
pounds graduated sugar. one-half
teaspoon glycerin, whites two eggs,
six drops acetic acid, pint cold water.
stir sugar in water over not fire until
sugar is dissolved. then add gIycerin
until IL commences TO boil; then put
in the acid. cover kettle, set back, let
steam well three minutes, remove lid.
boil 10 soft ball when dropped in wa
ter, pour on a plate quickly. When
cold add beaten whites of two eggs,
work into desired shape. Let stand a
while 20 set. then with q fork dip into
melted chocolate. Set TO cool again.
II viii take one-half pound chocolate
Stir cholocate constantly while melt
ing as 1t gets much better and draws
on better. II thermometer is used in
making. cook the drops 236 degrees be
fore covering with chocolate.
Divinity-Two cups graduated sug-
ar. half cup water. half cup table
syrup. Boil until il hardens in cold
water. Beat whites of two eggs TO
stiff froth. then pour syrup over them
and add one cup nuts Beat until stiff
and pour onto platter.
Kisses in the Dark-Nake a fudge
from any good recipe. Place in but
tered pan or platter marshmallows in
regular lines; pour over them the hot
fudge and set TO cool. Mark between
marshmallows when cool enough
Penoohe-One tablespoon butter,
one-third cup milk or cream, two cups
brown sugar. three-fourths cup nut
meats. Melt butter in saucepan, add
sugar and cream, boil until it forms
soft ball when dropped in cold water.
Remove from fire, add nut meats and
beat until creamy. Pour into pan and
cut into squares.
Butter Scotch-Three cups white
sugar. half cup water. half cup vine
gar. tablespoon butter. eight drops
lemon extract Boil without stirring
until it snaps and breaks. Just before
taking from fire add one-fourth tea
spoon soda. Pour thin into tins and
mark into squares when partly cold.
Orange Drops-Grate rind OF one or
ange and squeeze out juice. taking
care TO reject seeds; add TO this
pinch OF tartaric acid; then stir in
sugar until it is stiff
enough to form into balls the -ize of
a small marble This is delicious
candy The same process for lemon
drops. using lemons in place OF or
aura
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
BENsGN-RAYsER.

Miss Bessie Ramser. daughter OF
Mrs. Bessie Ramser OF Chicago. and
DR.. John T. Benson. also OF Chicago.
were united In marriage Thursday Al
Grown Point. Ind. according 20 an
article appearing IN the Chicago Her
aid. although local relatives OF the
bride have received no formal notice
% the nrptiais- The bride is the
granddaughter % Mrs. Eugene Ram
ser OF sci Thirtic;h street. this city.
and with her mother has visited fire.
auentiy In this city. DR.. Benson Is a
tescsi vita e@Sss N ch.caSo AID has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

r.F arr5la- errasrt Eel made 90 ere
es-rlFes az 1t.ss H1ss EsE~f. ezEEs-
ser &c tfr aef wrs b p ErEFf % tF1s
H esH rHart street usVesrorr 90 Pred
Vsss. ats1 Of pavsero~t. wEiee t19E
place tr ch5esE1 Ssssrfav asFaisE
TIE wsttleE esE Been sua9ssess for
=srfF .s Jgss aaf several g~s-nsts
parties Eaf beer arrasrsG. bas tks
v9s~E reee.- ersrref co. ssrr~fs~ Fsesr
srfer.fs aHf rr.sf.rrs. 60 SATURDAY.
ssssefrs Fref r Fra.E fFf rstraE1
vser farT arrived or r were eFs ~
FHr Pr gsfFr ersfesF % ere srtfs
wessr EsHF rf fsst rsT me wefr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
HADT ono
HOME
pQeBLIMS
kgeS ELrZABLTE TEeHPSQ~

Dear Mrs. Thompson: There is a
young man in our town whom I have
gone with for a long time and think
great deal of him But he takes
spells Of getting mad at me for a
while and goes with another girl. After
two or three times he quits her and
doesn't 90 with anyone. He sits
around as If his heart were broken
and then if I start going around with
some other fellow il seems as il it
will kill him. Then right away he
wants TO come back 10 me. He says
that ne really does care for me. Do
YOU really think he does? His folks
think a great deal of me. What can
do with that kind of a fellow? Shall
I make up with him or shall I go with
other fellows when I don't care for
them? " Y. z.
The boy Is probably sulky and jeal-
Gus. The sooner YOU drop him the
better for your happiness.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: C) I have
read that taking oil Of cedar and ap-
plying it TO an ordinary pine box viii
make a good substitute for a cedar
chest. How should the oil be applied ?
Is it expensive? How much would it
take for a box SOx20x12 inches?
90 Which is the more appropriate
for an is months old baby boy, romp-
er suits or box-pIeated dresses? He
is large for his age.
80 How tall DO climbing roses
grow? VIII strong Irvine be all right
to support them? MILDRED.
% Apply it with brush. It will
take about a quart, and at 10 cents an
ounce will cost about three dollars and
twenty cents. II may take more than
one coat.
% Rompers.
90 As high as the porch. Wire is
better for roses, because they are SO
heavy.
% I am a young lady in the first
year OF high school. 1 am very large
for my age I have been correspond
ing with a young man in another town
and hear from him but once a week.
Ny parents do not object. Do you
think this is proper for me 10 do?
t2l When a girl is out buggy riding
in the country how late should she
stay out?
80 Do you think a boy really cares
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
MOCK CHICKEN DISHES.

Anyone Will find these mock chicken
dishes delicious;
Dreamed Pork - Cut one slice of
fresh pork ham in cubes one inch in
size; cook in sailed water until ten
der. which Will take one-half hour.
over this pour a white sauce made by
thickening three tablespoons -four in
two cups milk; add salt, pepper and
piece of butter. Pour this over slices
of toast. will taste very much like
chicken.
Fricasseed Pork-Haye a slice of
fresh pork ham cut one and one-half
inches thick Cut this in small pieces
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
f0IIEGftrT tLrMvtE WANTS
0FfffEEs

rh@ fuiaaff- fsva braeef ~ thr Ase
s0ciafiae 81 Con- s.sf- Al.aat~ met
On aaafsaf sssslaa aad fer s.-~tiea ef
oresrs Saturday aftsrueea at YET
srvarY oarx Err naver port. ere Miss
ss Pear asd G1izahetH Martte srtiez
a. hesfrsErs afrs r. G Davis OF eats
eifV vas eh8srn eoesgisf OF f1r sor
eiefv aad ofhsr ereers selected are
presidents = 1iiss Graer Wafrrf.
nocS Island
FIRST vte~ president tffss r~rTt
Titfsrfanfor r7ss island
SECOND vice president -tfrs r. ~
LAID Mslne
Third vt-- B-ssifsut=5trt RI 2.
ffeald. paueaborf.
Secretary -sfss Sara teauarf-r.
Davenport
treasurer Wss Tsas- Earaaa.
Moline
The prsrraes on enc sr.rre7or eee-
sisfsf 81 reaflaa 81 Etss Bgszsrt
ant eco pagers 90 tHs mFvieE pi-s
lures. Wise ueaa vsFf f-,Hss ef ''ree
n-sfnniaF 81 rhe Legitimate Drama te
Mstiou Pictures" saf ttiss Betty ~
Ter 81 ~rne nresenF raT Drama lr
Motion Pictures Eotb articles were
carefully and tg'snftfiT prepared.
covering very therouahlF tee s1si-ct
whlch sher discussed. AT eroVfaE
most tatsrestfsg parfas very pi-tsr
ant social time refresHas@rfs were
serv@d and eve ladies' srfsTef fer
seaafi~s ~ rhe psrt TIE s~tf meet
fax NAV 20 WI BE- me closing ere
ssr tafs season Hed VIII he tetf az
me home ~ tffss H~rufrr r~crtirr
near tsCfsfre fswa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
,uzPAH CIRCLE Way PARTY.

Members 81 the Mizpah circle OF the
First Methodist church with their
teacher. Mrs. ". Z. Sweeney, Saturday
went for a May day party 10 the canal
They spent the fore part OF the after
noon gathering Wild flowers. later
making a bonfire. where they roasted
weiuics and prepared a spread. The
afternoon proved a most delightful
one. IN fact so pleasant that the girls
decided 20 hold another outing for
the next meeting, the place 10 be de-
claea later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
wRs. GrNp Avp Mss FtItsHrEY
~ EHlIIAL.

tfss Eua Laad Director Of ere
vafes Department ~ enc Mfsieai Nrt
fastituts ~ 0bttsoma Citvs Formerly
head OF enc scheot 81 staging st Nt-
aasfaaa college f7r @aev years. ant
Wiss Agnes Slope Fllfse0rT. pftntst ef
Chicago sGd visiting teacher fe ft-
Diano department 81 ere Aufrerv Nrf
school gbas eifv win seBesr t1 t fafas
recffst sF enc FIRST WsfgaGfst ehgrrs
snusS Weudsv NAV t1 prienfs Of
enc ARTISTS VII 81 pfeaseG ts t-sru tssg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

for a girl if he writes comicaI things
in his letters?
a. I am going with young girl
who is continually talking OF boys
she has gone with in a neighhoring
town. I don't like TO have her do this.
How can I stop her and still keep her
friendship. Y. S.
% Ny dear child, I see no harm
in your corresponding with this boy.
90 Nine-thirty.
(S) Yes. He probably gives her
credit OF having a sense of humor.
(4 Tell her that you don't like to
hear about them.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am very
much interested in your column and
I have been worrying q great deal
lately about a certain matter l am
deeply in love with a young man who
l think is in love with me. but I know
that for some reason his family do not
approve OF me and have taken a strong
dislike to me. I am afraid that this
will influence the young man in time
and that he will come to feel as his
family does. as he thinks a great deal
of them. What can do TO retain his
love? FLORENCE
II the young man loves you the fam
lily will make no difference; in fact
family opposition often strengthens a
man s interest.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am in love
with a young man and he has asked
me TO marry him. My mother likes
him, but my father does not. We love
each other very much and I am sure
we should be very happy together.
Would it be we'll to marry?
THANK YOU.
Ask your father to tell you frankly
why he objects TO the man. If he has
no good reasons why you should not
marry the man. go ahead and do it;
it is your happiness that is at stake
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
KINGS HERtIpS WITH GEORGE
UflhMAN.


a large number OF the Kings Her
aids % the First Methodist church
v~re guests Saturday afternoon Of
George pickman az O meeting held in
thr church A. a short business ses-
sion piauE wrre made for an enter
faiuueut Co he given in the near fu-
turr. The following program was
carried out.
Piano dues-Hsien and William Law
raIer
Recitation. Jus, one WORLD
GLADYS Dice
Exercise. Curious Cradles IN Var
sous Lands--E Ethel Frederick. Martin
Taylor. Elizabeth Ward. Catherine
Kennedy. Lro'ta Edwards. Hazel
Long. Margaret Ward.
Story. "a Model ge'-Ruth
Clement.
Piano Eoio-Ethei Stevens
Moving Eugene Burton.
story. The HoEpitai"-RuthK Harms
Story o. japanese Boy-Harold Ste
veuE
Piano solo-Esthcr AIcNutt.
Quiz
The company then adjourned 20 the
church annex. where the young folks
enjoyed games and contests. and they
we're served with a nice lunch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
:: CHURCHES

FIRST Methafist =rafs evening" st
2 80 ne esieisl Beard VII beit a
meeting
Tuesday evening sf e go Wti t- Beta
tae neetias et tae wemss's Stone 1tls-
sion secietV ia tas prayer w-cstas
Soon 81 tBe ebarch. Wsmhers are fs,s
Ell Co sFAs t5etF mtte bosses.
Tuesday seeaiaE al 81 e.etrrs ere
rassogse slaErfs wtl De as t4r 81
"a e. a
Wedaesday evea.sE sf $3.50 m5tr
week PRAYER services will be- sslt ss
ne eharca
rhurssi.sv aFt-rusoa AZ g 7'cisrE tss
Womaa1s F6rrtEa Wssiaa society VIII
meet IN tBs hgms et wFs. r. r. ple-
Ginzer. 900 ryveetv- first street.
rnars,jav evening" az ESQ a s7ciat
ant hgsisess msetiaE af ere 81 . FER
Esses class VII BE- hsld as fa- casrea.
TIE Covenants BlBts elsss wW Eaff
q busiaess aad social session TGsrs-
dsv evening az ere home % Mrs Mary
<aoS -Nesck. sttf Feurth aveuse.
Friday afternoon az Q there viii be
a bastasss msettaE aat aaugat cleo
tien % oenesrs % tas Ladies Aaa so
eisty az tss eEgFeh.
FrtsaV afs.Eaon AZ s. 80 a chicEsa
pie supper vii Be given - ere uagEs-
tsrs q TIE CovsuaGt su tEs banquet
reoes % the eagrea-
sunday. Sfsy .. VII BE- observed Es
eNfotH~rss Gag." with a service colz-
bfnfnz tEs Ssadsv sehooI asd morning
hour ef Wersefp. A special program
viii be carried ogt aad automobiles
Will - provided 60 bring usotaers and
aged people 60 ths service.
liza tatheran-Tuis svcaiss az q
o'eleeS the Meas society VAL nses
vita T. T. Jahasoa. sss Farty-arss
street.
The easir viii meet Tor rehearsal
Tharssay sgvzlsx 90 ths esgrcs-
TIE coaaFu4atioa class meets SRI
DAY sftsrnooa a. . a. tas eaapsL
Grace Lafheran-Tns LatHeraa
league VII meet tAis evening a. tAs
churSa-
rassday evezis< there VII b
eoscert at enc eharea ua4sr the aa-
spices % the Ladies AiG society %
the eaarrs
Tuesday svsnisE the board % trgs-
tees viii meet ~ the parsoaszs.
TIE Ladies Al society vii rzsss
FRIDAY sfssruoes wstk f-s. G. A. WA
s~rfies. tststs $ssth Evsnss.
. rsifsS rressyseriaa kats Hfri
xission sosi~ty nests Tuesday svs1-s