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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

Mrs. Abigail Jones has returned
from a visit with her sister at Green
town, Ind.
Miss Ola Lampson and Miss Edyth
XVI of WalkertOn spent the weekend
at the home of Miss Minnie Lamp
son.
Teachers institute for the teachers
of Wells. Galena and Kankakee town
ships was held at the high school
auditorium Saturday.
Ernest Whitehill OF South Bend
spent a few days this week with his
brother Dr.. J. E. Whitehill.
DR.. Will McCarty OF East Chicago
was a business visitor here Wed1es-
day.
Miss Hazel Garwood spent Satur-
day here on business.
Miss Winifred ROzell of Galien.
Mich, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Henrietta Harris. -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Reese spent
Wednesday and Thursday at Indian
apolis, where Mr.. Reese went as dele
gate to the meeting of the l. o. o. +.
grand lodge.
Mrs. Kemp of LAporte is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes
The Rolling Prairie high school
basketball team defeated the Inter
ldken team dl llNcl ldhtn Ddluihdg
by a score of II to 5. They will play
again Monday afternoon at the same
place.
The committee who solicited the
merchants of Laporte for prizes to
oe given away here Tuesday during
the Jubilee in the different contests
were more than pleased at the man
ner in which these merchants re-
sponded. The donations consist of
vacuum cleaner, baby carriage, elec-
trio lamps cut glass pillows and
many other articles well worth ones
effort to win.
Dinner will be served at the @. A
r. hall from 5 until : o'clock on that
day for the guests from out of town.
Preparations are being made TO feed
a large number.
Miss Ethelon Worden will visit. a
few days this week with friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. ]. y. Arney and Mrs. George
| Fargher were business visitors at La
porte Saturday.
w. O. Pratt OF Otis called on
friends here Saturday
Thanksgiving exercises will be hsld
| at the high school building Wednes-
I day afternoon at o'clock.
| Harry Stevenson spent Saturday
| forenoon at LapOrte.
The mumps are quite a prevalent
| disease here at present there being
| at least a dozen cases.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson were
| guests Of friends 1t Iaporte Saturday
] evening.
Milroy Moore. son OF Mrs. Elizabeth
| Moore. has purchased the property OF
James Bell, at present occupied by
| Mrs. A Sauers.
y. F. Birchim has gone 10 north
ern Michigan on his annual hunting
| trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn OF La
| porte are rejoicing over the arriva
of a daughter at their home Tues
day. Mrs Osborn was formerly Mis-:
Annabelle Caldwell OF this place
John A. Wanbaugh has severed his
connection with the Interlaken banl
at this place. having resigned his posi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
Late News From Towns Surrounding South Bend

her daughter. Mrs. James Bowen in,
Chicago.
Mrs. E. ]. Webster is on the sick
list Her sister. Mrs. George Arm
strong of Berrien Center, is caring for
her.
Miss Annie B. Kerr, teacher in
the Association house in Chicago, Is
visiting her mother. Mrs William
Kerr.
The members Of Mt Tabor grange
enjoyed a social evening at the John
HOllenbeck home in the country Sat
urday evening. Apples and popcorn
were served
Miss Grace Mccullough OF Chicago
came Monday for a weeks visit with
her mother Mrs. @. w. Mccullough.
Arthur Edison went 10 Kalamazoo
Monday and Will work for the Ma
tional Refining Co. OF that city. His
territory will be Monroe. Washtenaw
and Oakland counties.
A sweetbriar rose bush is in bloom
in the Weaver yard on Cass st where
Mrs. Clara Allen is living Sunday
seven roses were picked from the
bush.
Five weeks meetings closed at the
tabernacle Sunday evening with about
60 conversions The meetings WeTa
in charge Of Rev. and Mrs. Oliver -
Williams and Rev. and Mrs. J. n.
Powell Of jamestown, y. Y. NJ. and
Mrs williams will 90 10 Arden this
week TO help Rev. II. g. Heise OF the
Evangelical church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell will visit friends in Kentucky.
Work on tearing down the taber-
nacle was commenced Monday morn
isg with a good force OF men. Dinner
was served in the VI. +. church base
ment for the workers.
Miss Pearl Weist returned Monday
to her work in South Bend after a
I, weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henry Weist.
| The opening number OF the lecture
course Will be given Thursday even
| ing, Nov. 25, at the town hall. when
| The BOyds viii appear in songs, in
strumental music, dramatic and hu-
morous sketches The lecture course
! is given under the auspices Of the
| local high school.
Robert Pennell and Victor ST. John
have returned TO school after a week
! illness with the mumps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

death while scores looked hopelessly
they were in one OF the big circus
auto trucks 'on a fiat car when the
wreck occurred. Shut off from escape,
and with flames eating their way
through the truck, Mrs. Kempf sue
ceeded in throwing the child through
a window of the truck and clear of
the fire. The little girl was badly in
jured. but is expected TO recover.
Railroad officials attribute the wreck
10 the failure Of the passenger train
to obey orders
The show was on its way from At
lanta to Phoenix City, Ala Two car
loads of animals were burned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
LAKEVHLE, IND.

Mrs. Fanny Rensberger has sold
her share in the Rensberger Bros.
store TO c. S. Rensberger.
The Kramer & Wolff elevator will
be closed all day Thursday, Nov. 20.
Cassius Miller Visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Hauser of North Liberty Satur-
day evening and Sunday.
Quite a large crowd, considering
the weather, was present at the
chicken supper given by the Ladies'
Aid Of the Christian church Saturday
evening. They took in over S12.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hauser of
Mansfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Hauser of South Bend are spending
a few days this week with Mrs. Fanny
Rensberger.
A ditch meeting will be held in the
Lakeville school building Saturday
Joseph and Marshall counties inter-
ested in the stock ditch petition.
Dwight Hardy was in South Bend
Sunday.
Clifford Lawson has accepted a
position in Rensberger's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Annis Of South
Bend were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Annis Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Kieger and daughter
Mildred were in South Bend Satur-
day.
Russell Barley was in South Bend
and Elkhart several days last week.
Mrs. George Cook of Omaha, Neb.,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Jacob
Krau, and her brother, Charles
Moore.
Mrs. Erastus Hupp is slightly i'm
| proved.
Word was received here that Don
Vanliew Of Danville, Ind, underwent
an operation at the Epworth hospital
at South Bend last Saturday and is
| doing nicely.
j., Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Annis and Maud
Shrader were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Riddle Sunday.
! Mrs Emma Fuller visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Riddle and Mr.. and Mrs
Jud Moore last week.
Mrs. John Warren visited Mr.. and
Mrs, Al Warren last week.
Mrs. Lester Riddle is visiting hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William May.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

Mrs. Lille Clifford was a visitor at
the home OF her brother. William
Storick, in the country, Saturday.
Mrs. c. NJ Scott was a South Bend
visitor Monday.
Miss Myrl Lauer has returned 10
her home near Mt. Tabor. after a four
weeks visit with relatives here.
George DeBoda returned Monday
70 his home IN Three Oaks after a
weeks visit at the home OF his daugh-
ter Mrs. William Shuler.
Mrs Albert BOWerman visited
friends in South Bend Monday
Mrs. Martha a Taylor returned
home. Sunday from Berrian Center
where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas LaCrOne.
Mrs. Ellen Dester has returned
hons from = two weeks visit with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
EIGHTEEN KILLED
WHEN TRAINS HIT
Passenger Train and Con 7.
Kennedy Circus Special
Meet Head On.

COLUMBUS. Ca. Nov. 23.-Eigh-
teen persons are believed to have been
killed as the result Of a head-on col
lision between passenger train No. 2
on the Central of Georgia railway and
a circus special OF the Con T. Ken
nedy Carnival Shows Co. The wreck
occurred about 10 miles west OF here
late Monday afternoon. Six bodies
have been recovered. Twelve others
are missing and are believed TO have
been cremated. Fifty injured were
brought to Columbus hospitals.
The known dead:
Fred S. Kempf and wife Of Kansas
City.
A Snowman known as Whitley
Three other showmen. whose bodies
are so badly burned that they have
not been identified.
Kempf and wife were burned to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
CANADIANS IN RIOT
Bad Blood Between Soldiers and
Police i'm London.

LONDON, Ont, Nov. 23.-Bad
blood between the 33rd battalion,
Canadian expeditionary force. and the
civil police resulted Monday night in
the worst riot exer experienced in
London.
For three hours squads of police
fought hundreds of soldiers, the lat
ter armed with bricks and cobble
stones.
The police used their batons, but
shots from their revolvers did no
damage.
Several men with cracked heads
are in Victoria hospital and at least
five police officers will have sick
leave for a while.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
STONY RIDGE, IND.

Walter Mark spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mark.
Mr. and Mrs. DalryTaple OF South
Bend were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Austin.
John Montgomery Of Buchanan
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Full
kersOn.
A play, Queen Esther" viii be
given by members Of the Clay Town
ship Social center at the UIlery school
Friday evening, Nov. IS. Every body
is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Neher visited in South
Bend. Sunday.
Mrs Henry Kruger is visiting in
Stu1gis, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove Markham and
daughter Hazel were Sunday guests
OF William Yoder and family.
Mrs. Edward Wulfaert spent sun
day with her mother in South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
DOES YOUR STOMACH
TROUBLE YOU?
@''MKYPS
~ q Wonderful
~ N0mahRqmedy
w will change
6Lona2g: 'E face!
And One Dose Has Often Dis
And One Dose Has Often Dis
PEELED Years of Suffering.

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy can real
ly be termed WONDERFUL 80
matter where you hve-yoU viii find
people who have suffered with Stom-
ach, Liver and Intestinal Ailments,
etc, and have been restored to heath
and are loud in their praise o. this
remedy IL acts on the source and
foundation OF these ailments. rsmoN =
ing the poisonous catarrh End bile
accretions. taking ont the inflamma-
ton from the intestinal tract and
assists in rendering the same anti
septic. sufferers are urged 10 Try one
iRse-whiCh alone should relieve your
Suffering and convince yoI that
Mayr's wonderful Remedy shOuld re-
store YOU 20 good health. Put II 20 a
est today. send FOR booklet or Stom-
lch Ailments 20 George II. Mayr. Mfg.
chemist. 156 whiting ST. Chicago. or
better still obtain a bottle from your
Druggist. For sale BY druggists every.
Ehere
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
UTAH STATE PRISON

life one of the rifles contained a
blank cartridge.
Despite pleas from Pres't Wilson
and other noted personages who had
interested themselves in the case, Gov.
Spry refused TO grant a reprieve.
Many threats against the governor
and other state officials have been re-
ceived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

This diagram OF the Utah state pen
ltentiary yard. shows how Joseph
Hillstrom, poet and song writer Of
the Industrial Workers OF the World
was put 10 death BY a fring squad
for the murder of J. G. Morrison. a
salt Lake City grocer. and his son.
Airing Morrison
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

Exercising the right Of condemned
prisoners in Utah. Hillstrom chose 70
be shot rather than hanged.
He fought his guards 10 the last
and attempted TO pull the bandage
from his eyes. -Four bullets from the
five rinss. showed through loopholes
in the blacksmith shop, ended his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
MURDERS IN 4 MONTHS.

MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. %. = Robert
Hester. SO, Negro is dead as a result
Of knife wounds received at the hands
of Jesse AFTER, another Negro. This
was the seventh murder to occur in
Muncie within the past four months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
NEW DREADNAUGHT SUNK

LONDON, Nov. 23.-One Of Ger
many's newest dreadnaughts struck
a mine in the Baltic last Friday and
sank. according TO a Rotterdam dis
patch to the Daily Mail.
Thirty-three members Of the crew
were drowned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
MAY ACT AGAINST LIND
Henry Lane Wilson to Take Up Ma
dero Assassination.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Henry
Lane Wilson, former ambassador TO
Mexico, said Monday night he would
take legal action against John Lind if
the latter confirms alleged statements
he had foreknowledge Of the plot to
assassinate Madero.
There will not be the slightest diff
ficulty in proving these charges to be
without shadow of truth" he said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23
HOLD FIRST PRACTICE

First practice OF the South Bend
Business college basketball team was
held Monday morning at the Y. NJ g
a, gymnasium
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

ton as vice president and sold his
stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES

Grace Covenant PrcsbytcrIop-rho
irst joint service of the consolidnted
ch"rch VIII be held in the church to-
day. Park Avenue and Harrison S,rec,
Rev. J. Calvin stewart. ID. ~ viii
preach at the morning service md
KEY w. l.. Lingle. d. d.. tonight The
choir, cosistinS OF the members from
poth churches. will render music an.
propriate to the occasion
second Observation-Disclosures Russol,
Cecil ID. D.. will preach this morning at
u o'clock Rev. w. w. Moore, d. D.
ptesi"en, OF Union Theological Semi
nary VIII conduct the evening service
FIRST freshytcrinn-Therc will he
preaching morning and evening by the
pastor, Rev. +. 7. McFadcn, ID. u.
Westminster PrcshytcrInp Ron,
morning and evening services Will hc
conducted by the pastor. Rev. James Y
Fair. II. ID.
Hendc Memorial Chapel = Sunday
school will be held this afternoon ot
$3.50 o'clock. and there will he preach
ing services tonight at s o'clock
Second Baptist-Rcv. Thomas Ciar,,t
skinner. ID. H., will preach this morn
ing on lntimationS of Immoralitv"
The evening service will be dcyotcd 70
an Easter celebration. with Easter
messages, music and Easter baptism.
Leigh street Bnutist--R Rev. j. J. Wick
or. the pastor. will preach this morning
on DO the Dead Live" Why" and to-
night on Determined to Die why?"
ltr"nhus MrmOrini Baptist = "Tbc
Spiritual Body" will he the subject of
the sermon on which Rev. w. T.. Gibson
the pastor. will preach this morninr
His evening theme Will be Christ. IN.
Life" Special music will be rendered
by tho choir.
First baptist = Rev George w. Nc
Daniel, ID. H.. VIII preach this morning
on The Resurrection Light" and to-
night on THE Second Advent"
Pine street Hnptist-Both morning
and evening services will be conducted
by Tn" pastor. Rev. j. Il. lIutson, j. ID.
bnrton Heights Bnptist-Rcv. a. r.
l'udd. ID. d., tho pastor, will preach this
morning on THE Empty Tomb" and
tonight on THE Blcsscdness OF Well
placed Trust"
Tabernacle baptist = The Power OF
Chrsts Resurrection" will he the sub
Jcct Of the sermon to be preached this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
CATHOLIC EASTER SERVICES
ARE MOST IMPRESSIVE
Affairs Arc Banked With Rnrrxt Flaw
crs, md Organ Pcnis Tell OF
Risen Lord.

in the Catholic churches Easter is a
season or supreme joy. The purple
emblem OF sadness and of sorrow is
laid aside. aud in it's place. is bright
gold and yellow, cmblcmatic of re-
splcndcnt happiness. The priest no
longer wears the subducd vcstments Of
the week of sorrow, but Expresses in
his appearance the spirit of Sladncss
that permeates the whole Easter cele-
bration. Having been stripped OF their
coverings Of purple the picture and
statues are now arragcd to bctit the
occasion.
Affairs long bare and dark are now
banked with the rarest flowers and
brilliantly illumucd by candles
the keynote OF the occasion il struck
IN. llc Is Risen" and the spirit of hap
piness expressed in those words per
mcatcs the whole service and cclcbra
ton. The long silence OF the organ is
broken to peal out the glad tiiiugs to
all the world and the bells once moro
ring in happy unison.
Glorious alicluias are heard and the
Gloria" long omitted from the Cain
Ollie service, is now sung in joyous
chorus. All the faithful hasten to re-
toicc that the Lord is risen and thc
redemption Of the world assured: ana
to proclaim 10 all the world the sound
ness of the Christian faith.
The feast OF Easter is hv far the
greatest of the year. surprising even
that of Christmas. The ceremonies are
Il great deal more elaborate. and JOY
ana rladncss are evidenced in every
thing pertaining to them. Christ risen
and the work Of redemption completed
is a source OF more happiness than the
mere fact that Christ is born.
Solemn high mass. celebrated by
priest. deacon, and subdeacou, with
acolyteS and masters OF ceremonies. is
intended IA an offering OF Worship to
the risen Lord Outwarily mtnitestiur
the love and the thankfuincss ~ot the
church and her people.
The music ana sermons of Easter
sunday are always of the highest or
der the very best that can be had. very
Impressive and very Instructive. In
consequence the Easter service in the
Catholic Church has always attracted
large congregations, Il great many non
Catholics attending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
DAUGHTER or JAIRUS"
At ST. JAMES TONIGHT
or '"hh st"'ner's Sacred Cantata to
he Sung ny Soloists and
Chorus.
REV. DIE. KENNEDY no PREACH
Morning and Evening Service, win
NC conducted by Professor in Viz.
Sin'a Theological Semnary-Mu.
SIC Contains Beautiful PASSAGES

rev faca Kennedy. Il. d. nro,o
IN the Virginia Episcopal Thoo,on,,.,
''"'ry' at Alexandria. will preach
e'""uct both services at st. Jane,
"p'scoPal Church. corner of Birch 80
FRANKLIN Streets. to-day.
hur'hE the morning service. N,v,o,.
re beum in \ and froratio W. PAR
ers Lights Glittering Morn pedo,,..
the SKY will be sung. and drr;
communion service Gounod.s
viii be sung
"'sh' particularly interes,,,,.
ana beautiful musical service wi,,
i'eIh beginning at SIS o.clo,l
or John Staincr's sacred cont,t, ,.r,.
I""Ghter OF Jairus.' viii be s,,rr ~,
~ nor OF The church. under the di,.c
chn;., i.ou's -. N"itzel. organist and
choirthaStcr. The solois,s ,vi,J ~ ,a' Inv
Lucille cullingworth sonr ne MISS
-, o''he bragg. Ccntraito w ttuhas,s
'ctts, tenor, and W. Dou,-l,s ,..,Ie
baritone. Noraon,
CANTATA CONTAINS
MANY SrRIkING PASSAGES
rms beautiful cantata relate. .,o
S'"rS OF the raising Of Jairus's dn,,phta.
IRON the dead by the savior. and 80
'"ihS many striking passages tho 49,.
ur''''"uc OF which. perhaps. occurs i,.t
''ci soprano solo concludes with In
words And her spirit came again IA
Eng arose and walked when the fu,l
ohoir sings the tremendous cborm.
wake Thou That Sleepest."
othcr pasSa Srs Of mitch beauty no
contained in the. chorus for won,on, :
voices, Sweet. Tender Flower: in ths
famous duct. Love Divine. All Loves
iNceiitng," TO be sung by contra Ito and
baritone. and In the appeal Of Jairus
10 .he ia Fior. TO be sung by baritone.
Inc choir Is composed of the follow
ing: '''''" :
Sopranos-Miss Lucille Cullinrworth
soloist; Miss Janet Christian, Miss E,liz.
hoeth Cooke. Miss Ezra Ellington. Miss
Jane frischkorn. Miss Ruth Ciatewood
Mrs. CroNton Gordon. Miss Leila Hill
MISS Rena King, Miss Ellen Meade Miss
'acduelne Pcnd!cton. Mrs. w. 3 pjz-
I'm MISS Lucy Taliaferro. Altos-AIis.
carrie Bragg. soloist: Miss Frances
Digs. Mrs. George Z. King, Miss Marie
ihShtfoot, Miss H. +. Moncure. Miss en-
rinne Samucls. Miss Belle Smith. Misc
uora Tomiinson. Miss Eliza beth Wynne.
ienors-W. II. Belts, Soloist; Charles n
coke, James Tyler. Basscs-W. Doug
las Gordon, soloist; II. C. Fcathcrstonc.
L. CroNton Gordon. Horace II. Powell,
orEaniSt and choirlnaster-I.ouis r.
Wcitzel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING
TO OPEN ON WEDNESDAY,
Annual Convention VIII &c field ~
First PrcsbStcrinn Chmrch-Rev.
w. w. Moore tO Speak.

rs
The twenty eighth annual meeting OF
inc East Hanover PrcSbyterial will he
held in the First Presbyterian Church
Wednesday TO Friday inclusive. The
occasion promises to he one Of unusua
interest The opening meeting will be
held on Wednesday evening at S O'Clock.
when DR. w. w. Moore. president OF
the Union Theological Seminary. will
make the principal address. The public.
is cordially invited to attend all Of ths
services. \ program OF many int, :
cstinS features has been arranged for
the occasion.
The program complete follows:
Thursday Morning.
10 4. M.-openng service, Mrs. NJ r.
Porter.
1910 \. M.-Address of welcome. Miss
Carrie Lee Campbell
Response. Mrs. George W. Jones.
Presidents report.
Minutes OF executive committee.
Roll call of delegates Z"
Hymn.
Enrolment OF societies.
Appointment of committees.
Corresponding secretaries ronort
II y. M.-Trcasurcrs report report
or secretary OF foreign missions. rcport
OF secretary OF assemblies home mis-
Siohs. report OF secretary of synod and
i'rcsbAtcrial home missions. report OF
'NN' '''' VI ''IiuuiiN StnnOl extension
ana publication, report OF secretary of
Christian education and minister's rn.
lief.
\ !: M---McsscnEcrs from societies
l::Sc i. AI.---Bihlc hour, Miss Ka;h-
arine H. iIancs
l l.. M.-Lunch.
Thursday Aftcrnoon
conducted 10y Mrs. Wesley Bakery
80 t. M.--iiymn; Bible hour, Miss T..
Me. Shields practical demonstration for
l"aders) prayer; Palestine SONG by
juniors of Porter Street Church.
) l.. M-Confcrcrcc. How to Secure
4 Well Rounded Program in Young
Peoples Society" ta) Eiblc study. (hl
PRAYER life, ,c) mission study, led nv
Rev. Wesley Baker. Hymn
$50 /. M-Confercncc What Pa
iiaS Social Life In the Activities of "A
Young Peoples Socicty%" Miss Fannie
Lancaster; music.
4 M.-Addrcss by foreign mis-
sionary.
n M.-visi, educational department.
at Presbyterian Committee Of publica
Friday Morning.
10 y, M-opcnirS service, Miss Hat
tie Hay.
1870 \. M-Eyectiou OF officers. place
OF meeting; unfinished business; new
business: report OF secretary of liter
allure
1875 A. M--Eiblc Society. Mr.. ror.
ter.
1870 y. M.--ttistorical sketch. Miss
Ruthnrfoot
l':+5 \. M"Ruilders for To-Mor-
row., Mrs. ;. ID. Walton, president OF
Virginia Synodical.
1880 r M.-BlLlc hour. Miss Kntha-
rinc II. IInwcs.
l L. M-Lunch.
Friday afternoon.
"l5 l.. M-Group conferences. con.
Quoted by rresbytcrial officers
245 t. M-openins service. Mrs.
Henry Miller.
: f. M.--Address, Making Negro
Lives Count" Mrs. John Little.
@;i5 +. M.--Impression of tho meeting
and further conference question: COM
mtttee on resolutions; closing quiet
time hymn. 'Blest BE the Tic That
Binds" adjournment: social hour with
missionaries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
MOrnIn. Service.

N"i"niary. AS 1t Began TO Dawn.
Vincent
Quartet, Christ Our Passover. Buck
oifcratory. ''Lo, the Tomb Is Empty"
Broomc
Evening Service
voluntary. AS II Began To Dawn.
Buck
Quartet. WHY Seek Y'e the Living
Among tn" Dead" .......... bartlett
Tenor solo. he Thou Faithful Unto
Death" Mcndclshonn
Quartet, Nov Is Christ Risen. Warren
Quartet choir-Soprano. Airs. John a.
Murphy: ccntralto, Mrs. Jasper l.. Rowe
tenor. Joseph Whittimore; baritone.
Howard -. Bryant; organisi, Shepherd
Webb.