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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
I IKE Eli, Ell Paso Fathers Are
IL NegIecting Boys For Business
the Price of Their Neglect in Heart Aches and CIR
of House of Eli of Old

By HENRY EASTER Rector of the Church Of St Clement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
Twin ONE" ADDS
FIFTY MEMBERS
First Presbyterian Church
Leads in the State Wide
"Win One" Campaign.

over fifty new members will be re-
ceived into full membership at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning at the II o'clock hour. For
the past two weeks a special effort
along quiet and conservative lines has
been carried on in the church, prayer
meetings. in the homes OF the people;
classes OF instruction at the church.
During the past week a series OF
special evening services at the church,
a. which the pastor Rev. G. L. Over
street. was assisted in the preaching
bv Rev w. c. Baber, II. B. Durkee and
Rev. A. A. Davis. AS result Of these
efforts the church has been greatly re-
yived and strengthened and many are
identifying themselves with the
statewide "Win-One" campaign
has been on since January 1, and will
continue up to Easter Sunday.
The First church of Eel PasO leads all
the other churches Of the state in this
Twin One" effort in growth both as
20 Sunday school and church member
ship. Since the first Of the year over
as have united with the church and TINS
number is expected to considerably ex-
coed the 100 mark by Easter Sum
The Sunday school average attend
ance has gone beyond 300, and con-
". V. Longs famous Bible questions
on the Sunday school lessons have
been copyrighted by the Sunday school
Times Publication company, and are
being furnished to schools all over the
country. Mr.. Long is superintendent
Of the Sunday school at the First
Presbyterian church, where he is
achieving a marked success.
To Tell of CanibaI Islands.
On Wednesday evening, in the audi
forum of the First Baptist church,
Rev. Henry A Maliey, missionary 70
the South Sea islands, will give
stereopticon lecture, showing Zoe pic
lures illustrating his experiences
among the cannibals OF Papua- He will
tell Of the progress OF the gospel
in these islands
The business and social meeting OF
the Aid and Missionary society OF the
First Baptist church will be held Tues
day afternoon. The hOstesses will be
Mrs. William Graves, Mrs. Robert
Graves, Mrs. J. L Dunn, Mrs. ". o.
Moore and Mrs. J. H. Ferguson. The
officers and teachers OF the Sunday
school will meet Friday evening for
the mems monthly lunch and con-
ference, coming together at $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
NEW FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
WILL Be DEDICATED ON APRIL IS
Dr. Wilbur N Mason Will Officiate at the Services; New
Church, Started in 1912 Will Be Completely Fin
ished in Ten Days; A Gift of Nickels That Pas
tor Thinks is Greatest of ALI For the Church

her sacrifice this. Mr.. Porter thinks
is the largest gift, although some nave
given $1,000.
At the IL o'clock service at the First
Methodist church, Miss Clare Smell
win present both a voluntary and an
offertory. Mrs. r. !. Wilson viii sing,
"An Offering" by Vincent The pas
tor will preach at the evening hour at
1880 D. m. There will be special music,
both instrumental and vocal An adj
dress. THE New Vision of Missions"
viii be delivered by Mrs. =. W. Matt
hcws, ir., district secretary Of the w.
First Christian.
At the First Christian church sun
day, Rev. Perry J. Rice, the pastor,
viii preach both morning and evening.
The morning. theme viii be The
Christian IDEAL" and the evening
win be "Christianizing Education"
The day will be observed as Bring
one Day" The entire morning service
will close at noon. Christian Endeavor
service will be held as usual at $3.50
p. M, and the evening preaching ser
vice will begin with a call TO worship
on the organ at 1880 p. m.
Austin Park Christian.
At the Austin Park Christian church
there will be services Sunday as fol-
lows: Bible school at $3.50 a. m. Com
munion at IO:45 and preaching by the
pastor, Rev. J. h Allen at 1900 a. m
and 7.45 p. m. The Christian En-
deavor Union" which includes the four
Endeavor societies Of the city, will
hold the first Of a series OF four union
meetings with the Austin Park society
Sunday evening, beginning at 6;45. An
interesting program is being prepared
for the occasion.
First Congregational.
At the First Congregational church,
Sunday morning at 1915 Rev. Miles
Hanson viii give the second lecture of
the series Of four he is giving on THE
Five Great Critical Dramas" At II
a. m, Mr.. Hanson viii preach on How
We Shape Our Beliefs" At 7:45 p. m.
there will be n special evening SER
vice when Rev. Dr. Malley, a mission
airy in Papua. will speak Of his ex-
periencesB illustrated with lantern
slides.
Church of Christ.
Services Sunday at the Church Of
Christ will include: Bible lessons at
10 a. m, and two sermons by the
minister, Rev. J. W. Dunn. The morn
ing theme Of discourse will be: How
to Study the Scriptures" evening sub
Qect, Faith Perfected" a special song
practice is held at D. m A1id-week
service is on Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Church OF St Clement.
Sunday. being the first in the month,
there viii be the service of holy com
munion at II o'clock in the morning at
the church of St Clement as well as
the usual 1880 o'clock service The
music for the morning service fol-
lows:
Organ prelude. W B. McCracl1en.
professional, stand Up. Stand Up. For
Jesus 1Webbl; kyrie EleisOn. Cover
Gloria Tibi, Pleyel; sermon hymn, 20
Lamb OF God, Still Keep Me-" Maker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01

HR. WILBUR N. MASON. president
OF Baker university. at Baldwin,
- Kans., the Oldest college in Kan
saa. will officiaie at the dedicatory
services OF the new First Methodist
Episcopal church, corner OF Lee and
Montana streets. April 16. A week OF
services will follow dedication day
The Rev DR.. Mason is very prominent
as preacher. 1ecturer, college president
and church dedicator.
While in FL Paso he will also deliver
one Of his noted lectures at the church.
Hround Broken iH 1872.
Ground was broken for the new First
church edifice in December 1872 The
corner stone was laid in January 1913.
Work has gone forward without in
terruption, and the church will be en-
tirely completed within ten days.
Rev Herman G. Porter, the pastor,
IS now serving his fourth year. The
new church, costing $4,000 is a monu-
ment of which Mr.. Porter is justly
proud.
A Gift Saved Upr
During the past week Mr.. Porter re-
ceived a gift Of SIS from one Of his
members, who. when the church was
first begun, began saving up nickels
and dimes in order to have her gift
ready FOR dedication. In the light OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01

and who has not seen the child made
HOPELESS and helpless FOR mere want Of
control. and because it cried, 1t was
give anything it cared for. and before
1t was anything like old enough 70
know right from wrong, it ruled the
house. and before it was IL years Of
age-as happened the other day in one
Of our Texas cities-the father made
application for its COmmital to a re-
formatOry, under oath that it was al
together beyond his control
Put Under Lock and Key.
But the father as we'll as the child
should have been put under lock and
key Such parents are a menace to
the state, and the public has a right
to demand protection from them
Eli. perhsps, was too busy a man to
attend to the correction Of his children.
There are many like him. He was the
family, and as such had a name to
make, the family to establish, that his
sons might be his successors to all
time.
Ell PasO Fathers
Would that the many fathers Of FL
Paso could see themselves in this
sketch Of Eli. They have sons for
whose training, for time and eternity.
they are responsible, yet they are neg
Letting their duties as certainly as did
the ancient priest, and with the same
result The neglect is for the same
reason. They are so busy building up
a great business for their boys that
they forget altogether the necessity OF
building up the boys for the business.
And when presently they are ready to
add the sons names to that Of the
firm, the boys are too busy sowing
wild oats to care a rap about 1t, or too
far gone in vicious living to be trusted
in positions Of responsibility
We cannot wash our hands Of re-
spOnsibility. 1t is God given, and will
be God required. If our sons make
themselves vile. and we restrain them
not, the curse Of God viii rest upon
them and US. and the sooner we come
to the realization Of our personal re-
sponsibility the better for u.s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
Mission In Korea
First to Observe New Order

Seoul Korea, April 1.-The Amer
lean Methodist Episcopal mission is the
first Of the foreign missionary bodies
to subscribe to the new Korean edu-
cationaI ordinance by which religious
instruction is barred from all private
schools. The ordinance gave ten years
for compliance. 1t caused considerable
discussion among American mission
aries in the orient, but Japanese Off
Gals have explained that the regulation
was not aimed at religion. They main
tanned that the desire was to have all
private schools. including the mission
schools, conform in grade ana curri-
culum with the government schools
where religion is not taught.
The Methodist school has been con-
verted into higher commercial school,
that is to say, a nOn-religious institu-
ton Religious instruction will con-
tinue to be given to those desiring il.
but this will be done in a separate
building and outside the regular
school hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01

doxology. Bourgeois: offertory anthem,
80 Divine Redeemer." (Gounod); pres
entation Of aims, Humfrey: Sanctue
Cover: communion hymn, MY Eaith
Looks Up to Thee" (Mason); Gloria
in Excelsis, Old Chant; Nunc Dimittis,
Every Blessing" CMendelssOhn)s organ
prelude. W. B. McCracken-
At the service or evening prayer the
music win be: Organ prelude, W. 3.
McCracken; professional, GO, Labour
On, Spend and be Spent" (Calkin);
Gloria Patri, Lemon; Cantate Domino,
Lemon; Deus Misereautur Beetho-
ven: prayer humn. Lord. For
Ever at Thy Side," from Won Weber:
sermon hymn, Il Need Thee EY'ry
Hour Most Gracious Lord" lowry;
doxology. Bourgeois; offertory anthem,
God so Loved the World, from The
Crucifixion," (Stainer); presentation of
Aims, Whitney; occasional, call
Them In the Poor. the Wretched."
OIoyd); organ postlude, W. B. Nc
First Baptist.
At the First Baptist church Sunday,
the subject Of the morning sermon by
Rev. J. +. Williams D. D., viii be;
"El Paso's Crying Need-A Great Re
ligiOus Awakening" The Lords sup
per also will be observed az the morn
ing service. The subject OF the even
ing sermon will be: The Convention
Music for the morning service will
include an anthem, God so Loved the
World" (Stainer), and a solo Rock Of
Ages" tJerome), by Charles J. An
drews. The evening music will include
quartet selection, Jesus Saviour
Pilot Me-" by Messrs. Andrews, Hunt
Scott and Cheek, and an anthem, '"Farry
With Me, o Ny Savior" baldwin,, by
the choir. The B. Y. P. L., meets at
Highland PARK uaDffst
At the Highland Park Baptist church,
the pastor, Rev. J. n. LangstOn will
preach Sunday at both hours In the
morning the theme viii be. Salvation
by Grace and at the evening service
An Old Time Courtship." The Aid
society meets Tuesday afternoon at
80. The subject for Wednesday
nights prayer meeting viii be. Chris
tion ParadoXes." Choir practice is on
Thursday evening.
East EI PasO baptist.
Al the Highland Park Baptist church
Sunday morning, Rev. c. H Riddle, the
pastor. will preach in the morning on:
Growth" In the evening he will
preach on: Witnessing" At the
evening service Mrs. Millican win sing:
The Best Friend to Have Is Jesus"
Senior B. y. T. U. meets at 6:45 p. m.
and the Junior b. Y. T. o. and Sun
beams meet at $50 D. M. The prayer
meeting subject for Wednesday even
ing will be: Advantages Of Personal
Work" Choir practice will be held
Thursday evening preparatory to an
evangelistic meeting which will begin
April Is.
Trinity Methodist.
Rev W. Fisk Packard will occupy
the pulpit Sunday at both morning and
evening services at the Trinity Metho-
dist church. The special music for the
morning service win be an anthem,
could He not Watch for Me- stain
err. and solo. Lead Kindly Light"
(Sheppard), by Mrs. w. D. Howe Special
music for evening service will be:
Anthem. Make a Joyful Noise All Ye
Lands Peace). and quartet special,
Come into my Heart Today" Kirk
patricia The quartet IS composed or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01

than his own, and to give advice than
manage his own household.
He had two sons, Hophni and
Phinehas. whom he had made his as
sOciates in the priestly office. and these
men. worthless and dissipated from the
beginning, became, with the additional
power given them through their faith
er's infirmities of age, such monsters
Of vice and avarice as to make their
ministry mockery, and religion by
word among the people.
Battle of Aphek.
It was not long after this that the
wilful sons, against their fathers pro-
test, carried forth the ark of the
sacred presence to the battle field OF
Aphel1 as a sort of charm against de-
feat, and there met their fate. We have
no sort OF sympathy to waste upon
them, but whose heart does not go out
to the old father. well nigh a cen
tenarian, sitting in his high seat by the
city gate, straining his almost sightless
eyes toward the field of battle. and
trembling in his heart for the ark Of
God.
Runner arrives.
Presently a runner comes with torn
clothing and earth upon his head. and
the awe-stricken crowds followed him
eagerly to the judges feet. What
news man? Speak upl is the cry, and
the messenger answers: Israel is fled
before the Philistines. there hath been
a great slaughter amoung the people.
Hophni and Phinehas are dead, and the
ark Of God is taken" And it came to
pass when he made mention Of the ark
of God. that the aged p.iest fell from
off the seat backward, and brake his
neck. and died; for he was an old man
and heavy.
Cause Of Neglect.
Let us inquire into the cause OF this
neglect 1t was first Of all, perhaps
through mistaken kindness. We know
nothing of that home in Shiloh, and
whether or not the mother was spared
to aid in bringing up her sons but there
1na4nr Hann
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01

Mrs. W. D. Howe, soprano, Mrs Bates
Hughes Evans, contralto; j. l. Cogge-
shall. bass and G. c. Ballard, tenor,
and Mrs !. J. Pearce at the organ
EpWorth league service is at $50 p. m.
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist
church sunday the services will be in
charge Of J. D. McAIurtree and L. Funk.
Alta Vista Methodist.
At the Alta Vista Methodist church
Sunday, the pastor Rev c. X. Camp
bell, will preach at both services. Ep-
worth league meets at p. m, and the
evening service begins at p. m.
sIfura Presbyterian.
At the Altura Presbyterian church
the pastor, Rev. W c. Baber win
preach at II a. m. Sunday on the sub
iect: Team Work" A solo win be
given by Mrs. Monroe. There will be
services also at 1880 p. m.
Westminster Presbyterian.
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. Rev. John
Rowland, d. D., will conduct the ser
vice and the sacrament Of the Lords
supper will be celebrated. Special
music for the service will be: Anthem.
What are These That are Arrayed."
(stainer), a solo, selected. by Miss Bell
White and a male quartet. Nearer My
God to Thee" (Stainer)
First Presbyterian.
At the First Presbyterian church
communion services will be held Sun
day morning, the service beginning at
1875 At this service new members
also viii be received into the church.
Tho morning anthem will be- IF Ye
Love Me Keep MY Commandments" by
Westerbrook. Miss Anna AXton viii
sing 20 Loving Spirit" The pastor.
Rev. C. L Overstreet, will preach in
the evening. The anthem by the choir
viii be: Come Unto Me- (Gounod-
shelly. Mrs. Parvin White Will sing
Trust in the Lord" by Handel Chris
tian Endeavor is at $50 D. m.
The Mississippi is the only tideless
river in the United States emptying
into the ocean or Gulf of Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
SCRIPTURE.

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
Soldier Returns From
War to See Family; Ten
Year Old Son Kills Him

Munich. Germany. April Anton
Kaupp. railroad official Of Asch-
affenberg. who had been on duty
in the occupied part OF France more
than a year, returned home on short
furlOugh. After the first joyful en-
braces Of his wife and children he took
his revolver from his pocket and laid
It on a table. His 10 year old son
picked up the weapon and pulled the
trigger Without uttering a word the
soldier sank to the floor dead. The
bullet had penetrated his heart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
King George to Resume
Morning Rides Shortly

London, Eng, April king George
before long may be able to take his
morning rides once more, as he is al
most recovered from the injuries re-
ceived in France. and princess Mary
is looking forward to going out with
him again at Windsor. Like the king,
the princess has a very good eye for
the special points Of a horse. and is
very keen on riding. She is a remark
ably good hOrsewOman, with a graceful
seat in the saddle. and is known to be
absolutely fearless.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
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And again. departing from the coasts
of Tyre and Sidon, he came unto the
sea of Galilee, through the midst OF
the coasts of Decapolis.
And they bring unto him one that
was deaf, and had an impeachment in
his speech; and they beseech him to
put his hand upon him.
And he took him aside from the null
titude, and put his fingers into his
ears and he spit and touched his
tongue:
And looking up to heaven, he sighed,
and saith unto him, Ephphatha, that
is, Be opened.
opened, and the string Of his tongue
was loOsed, and he spa5e plain.
And he charged them that they
should tell no man: but the more he
charged them, so much the more a
great deal they published it;
And We're beyond measure aston
ished, saying. He hath done all things
well: he maketh both the deaf to hear.
and the dumb to speak.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01

Samuel. 3n3. because his sons
made themselves vile and he restrained
them not
TITLE story of the fan Of the house
of Eli is one Of the most pathetic
among all the narratives Of the
old testament. in it we read Of a man
Of great integrity and much force Of
character, who. for 40 years had &C
ceptabiy and i'm most unique fashion
united in himself the offices Of high
priest and chief executive. yet who.
as il often happens. had been better
able to direct other peoples affairs
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5ON HAD To
ID H()(J5E: WORK
Lady Became A Nervous Wreck
From Three Years Suffering
With Head. Says Cardul
Made Her Well.

Texas City, TcX.--in IN interesting
statement, Mrs. G. II. SchIil, Of this
town. says: For three years snt-
fered untold agony with my head. |
lust wanted to sleep all the time. for
that was the only ease ! could ger,
when ! was asleep. became 4 ncr-
vous wreck just from the awful sur-
rcring with my head.
was SO nervous that the least
noise would make me jump out OF my
bed. had no energy. and was UNI
able to do anything. My son, a young
boy. had to do all my household
duties.
was not able to do anything until
took Cardui. | took three bottles in
all. and il surely cured me OF those
awful headaches. That has been
three years ago. and | know the cure
is permanent. for | have never had
any headaches since taking Cardui q.
Nothing relieved ne until took
Cardui. 1t did wonders for ne. Three
bottles OF 1t did more for me than
all the medicine or doctors treat
ments, or baths | ever took.
Try Cardui for your troubles-it
should do for YOU what it has done for
50 many thousands Of other women
Begin taking Cardui today.
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EuANGEIICAI.

81 Iohn'S EvangCIlCHl rrul"&jANt N"n-
-rrgat ton. pastor w. G. Ulf"rt. Next
sunday German scrvic" At 10:45 Il ~
This Sunday being tho day .! IN" "-n,I
Anuiyrrsary OF the pastor. nc vii. preach
an appropriate sermon. Thrmc. E"min-.
sciences. Tho members and friends Of
the congregation arc heartily invited.
Sunclny school with l5ih!" class at = a.
-, Evening service at 30 y. m. Pro-
fcssnr Or. T. Lee Perry Of Bethany COL
i.gc will preach, theme. Christian lily
ing. Tuesday evening meeting OF the
Mems brotherhood.
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e 1fatthnu,s Eniscnnal Church. q

81. Matthew's Episcopal Church. Chr
Charlinn and Fifteenth SITS: Th" re-
1rn In Parish House. Hours 10 \. NJ I"
IL n. daily. The services during IN"
vocI5 will be- as follows: Tw"ntT-frSt
sunday after Trinity. Sunday. Nov. 18th
1916. 500 \. VI. Holy Communion. 1h:'N
4. VI. Morning Prayer, ILtamH ana scr,
mon. 9;l5 4. NJ. Main Portion nf III"
sunday School. o:20 y. NJ. Mems Eihl3
Class. held in rarlors Of Parish HOUSE
20 T. NJ Evening Prayor AMI Sermon,
o15 r. N. Infant portion Of Sunday
school hold In tn" Darlors NJ Parish
House "Wednesday evening Prayer ana
Hihlc study, 7:30 P. NJ.
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Second United Presbyterian. ChaNliuc
and Fourteenth streets. Rev. Ira G. Nc
C'rrary. D. d. pastor 16:4a Il. m. 'Th"
Disciples Badge" G:I5 J. m. Young
Peoples mccing. Subject. How 10 l;''
strong" T:2n. "C'hoosin" Life Prluci-
pies" second sermon in series o. SrccI2i
n.rmOns to young people.
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ppESRYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian church, rorn"r
Cha pliua and Thirtcorth streets. Claude
Porter Terry. minister. Bible school AT
$50 Il. M. !u'!si" led by the orchestra.
Mems Rihl" class =: G:I5 4. IN. Morning
worship II n:+5 u. M; Evening worship
=. 80 p. m. Special Wednesday even
ms, service at 20. music by Chorus
choir. ....
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pvorrSreNT EPISCOPAL.

81. I.ukr'S Protestant tllS'Ti''i 'H"i III
.ry.~ui y-first sunday after Trinity. SUN
div school at a:I5 y. NJ. mAl"rnInS s"rE
i.r ana sermon ut lose o'"!"rk, Arch-
,,,:lrnn i. T. Carter Will preach. Evening
service. and sermon ri - T. NJ. l''I'
I,',j,,,.s,i,> ,.yrutrE >rryl"" and brief I'd
.,lr,ss AT 20 O'clock.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church at christ. Scientist. y. >.
/. ". Auditorium. lllH Chapine street.
Services Sunday ~ L. m. subject.
"M"rtal% and immorl"lS." Wednesday
testimonial meeting. 500 y. m: SUNDAY
-cho"t at ":iI n. IN. krHdiug room. !?
thapliur street. "i.'u daily. except sun
days and legal nui,dTvS. from l2:ah
m'r!"ck IN. until 4.Hp /. M. and on Sat
mrday evening from 40 O'Clock To go
O'rirr4
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First Christian church. Rev. W. II.
Fields. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Sunday,
November 10Th. 1916, as follows: i'ihi"
school. $50 combination snrricc.. 1915.
with the sermon hv tho pastor Subject:
'Spirftual Wrestling" cnmmuuinn. II 90:
Young Peoples Soricty Of Christian En-
dcavor. G:2n: evening service. 80. sub
iect: "From tho Cradl" In th" Tomb
Midwcek service on Wednesday nj ':4h
led hr Mr.. ". TT. Cnlv!g Subject rnr
tho evening, MY Money AMI The King
dom" Tho ladies society meets on
Mt tho church, Il day session.
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will hold services 1T ,l'Id Fellows hail,
corner Twelfth and Chaplin" strcr;s.
sunday evening. \uv".nhcr l2;h. ut $50
T.. IN. Lecture r"iiIwrd with spirit mes
Sir,S Hey. t.. =. liiiCkncr. pastor.