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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-01
DETROIT TIM Z $

Heeneys orchestra furnished the
music.
There will be a special meeting Of
Worthwhile lodge. No. lS6. =, A A. NJ,
Monday evening,Ewi TN work IN the
second degree.
home east OF town after spending
the winter with relatives in the
western part OF the state.
Wilbur Cook and a. r. Britshart
are the successors 10 the wiring and
nNture business OF the Washtenaw
Electric shop. maintained ~ the
Eastern Michigan Co. and viii oper-
ate under the nrm name OF the Elec-
trio Shop.
At thee Presbyterian church. sun
day morning. the go-to- church cam
paisn VIII commence and there VIII
be rally day at all OF the services.
The sermon topic for the morning
viii be The review" In the evening
the topic viii be some ancient doc
irines and their modern emphasis.
owing 20 the serious Illness Of Mrs,
WIN Mpsher during the services at
the Baptist church last sunday morn
ing and the postponement OF the re-
subjects viii be talked upon tomor-
row kt the Methodist Episcopal
church the morning topic viii be
The passion 81 christ and in the
evening. THE open door
Miss Ruth Christensen returned 20
nor school duties In Evart, Mich, FRI p
day evening
Miss June FlSins VIII lead the
Ep"orth league service, sunday eve
nins with the topic. "Outgrowing
home religion"
Mr.. and Mrs Earl I.auray and
tended the Foresters ball. Friday
evening
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After years OF research this scien-
fist found a combination Of sub
stances which perfectly obtain this
result. and which are also so harm
less that oven an infant can take
them freely internally.
The remedy was promptly offered
to tho English medical profession.
who prescribed thousands of bottles
the first few months. The results
have been little short OF miraculous
Pneumonia. for instance. for which
there was no known cure, has in
hundreds Of instances been quickly
cured, the temperature being reduced
to normal usually without compiled
tions following naturally " has
never failed IN appendicitis II taken
before the abscess formed. Erysip-
elias. innammatorv throat and lung
diseases, or diseases OF the skin. eyes
or ears or IN fact inflammation m
any part of the body whatever. usual
~ yields SO quickly ~ TO astonish
both patient and physician.
one prominent medical authority
has repeatedly written OF II that tho
more rapid It's action. II is freely
admitted that there has never before
been any other reNedy known for the
rapid arrest 81 inflammation in all
parts Of the body
MOI only is " Imperative TO have
Il at hand for immediate use IN scri-
Gus diseases but as household rem
ody for cuts. bruises, sprains. burns.
etc. rtr. IL is uvalua able.
This truly remarkable remedy is
called fon-o-leN. II comes in two
forms---as an unguent for external
Use and as 2 IIluId rot InternaI us@;;
II Is sold under guarantee by all
druggists The pure base price VIII
be refunded if lpn-o-lrN fails 10 stop
nnammation.--Adv
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RETREAT TO Be
IN HOLY ROSARY
Bishop Bowling to Talk to Men
For Series Of
Services

The RI. Rev Austin Downing.
bishop of Des Moines. Ia. win con-
duct a retreat for men in Holy Ro-
sary church, beginning Sunday ana
lasting one week.
Bishop Bowling has a reputation
as an orator who wins his audi
ences TO him without an attempt at
sensationalism. His success In con-
Quoting retreats has been so great
that it is said the Catholic church
has no auditorium in Detroit big
enough for his services.
The Knights OF Columbus have
charge of the retreat and the Rev.
Van Antwerp, rector OF the church,
~ given credit for getting Bishop
Bowling here al this time. The COM
mittee OF the knights which has this
retreat in charge is William Nesbit.
Charles Meeker and Richard r..
Reaume
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WYANDOTTE

Mrs Joseph Rushlow and Mrs
, John Desana were prize winners Fri
day evenine AZ meeting % the Au-
tumn Leaf club in the home OF Mrs.
Fisher. Orange-st
NJ II shelon. No. IS Wainut-st.. has
been called 20 Newport Ky, on ac-
count OF the death there OF his sis
ter Mrs g. = Eppard.
Detroit Trumbulls viii oppose tho
local independent basketball quintet
Saturday evening in Arbeitcr hall.
Independent Juniors VIII play pre-
limlnary game.
Brlef funeral services will be held
saturday afternoon for the late Erma
Wehlhose 22-day-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs Emil Mehlhose, Chestnut st.
Burial Will be in Woodmere.
Fire caused by an overheated chin
ney Friday evening did s25 damage
10 the roof OF the house owned by
r. y Ward lodge, No. IT, l. q. q.
T., VIII give a moonlight July II on
the steamer City Of Toledo. TO Sugar
island
Funeral services for the It-months-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs otto Helm.
Eurcka-avc., will be held sunday af
teTnoon.
After a search in the Union depot
IN Detroit. Friday night. local police
found Emil Stcffke, A., wanted fOs
alleged theft Of 500 from his mother.
Mrs John Stenka. I'll Orange-st. in
"A lunch room across tho street. lie
was taken TO the Nyandotte Jail.
When searched. US ana rdifrUad
ticket FOR 81 Joseph, Mo- was found
on him.
Stenka. who was living with his
parents on Orangc-sL, is married.
but for the last year has not been
living with his wife. Ne is thought
to have intended going back - his
wife. now living in st. Joseph with
her sister.
High school students under tho
tutelagc or MISS Ethyl Fox, tcacaer
Of tho languages and public speak
ms. viii present next Thursday and
Friday in German and English. NE
play, "Germclshausen dramatized hv
Miss Fox from the story Of that
name. Tho presentation Will take
place in tho high school auditorium.
Rolcs in the play viii be taken by
members Of Miss Fox's German ella - p
Der puhlio speaking class students
for the English.
Mrs CLYDE Baxter. Vines St. viii
entertain the ST. stephens Ladies
auxiliary " ednesday afternoon for
It's monthly meeting.
Red Gross workers will give card
party Apr :. in the Oddfellows tern
pie. FOR the purpose OF raising funds
for Rod Cros~ work Bridge. pcrHO
and 400" tables viii be provided
Games bcein ~ ? o'clock promptly.
son and Red Cross chapter members
viii have charge OF the advance sale
OF tickets
Ladies ~ tho Congregational
church viii give coffee Thursda,
IN the home - Mrs Charles r. Roger
Superior blvd.
Division 80 ;. A. o. H.. viii give
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SO MORE HIT
SAWDUST TRAIL

Six hundred Oddfellows and Rebe-
kahs of Highland Park were special
guests in Forsythe tabernacle, Fri
day night. at one of the best ser
vices in the FIVE weeks campaign.
SUNDAY will be the last day and
elaborate arrangements have been
made for big time with three ser.
vices.
In addition to the Oddfellows. 295
of Mrs Forsyihe's business girls at.
tended in a body, after & supper in
Trinity NJ. T. church Mrs. For.
sythe continued her talks on "The
ethics OF the unmarried" At the
close OF the meeting. the girls pre-
scented her with silver bread plate
and cream spoon
Twenty-six persons hit the trait
Friday night. and 80 conversion
were recorded at Mrs. Forsythe's
meeting in the afternoon. making 90
for the day and 1917 since the can.
paign started.
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Y CUBURBAN
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WORTHWHILE

- sses Reulah Phillips and Ruie
pinney viii spend the week cnd IN
Ann Arhor. attending the luncheon
81 tho University Of Michigan WO-
mon. Saturday evening.
Miss Derby -hire of Npsilanti, was
"a visitor az Tho focal arhools. Friday.
Iohn w Perkins. Hazel Perkins
and Peter Perkins. together win
Horace BoNdcn. have leased the Of
nec and print shop Of the Neal Print
ing Cos same 10 take effect today,
They VIII assume active management
or tho Publishing OF the weei>lv
Worthwhile Record. ana VIII have
f1il charge ~ the work IN the ioh
department. T. : Ncal tho former
publisher. viii retire from ACTIVE
management OF the paper. whichc be-
has published FOR - vcars
About 500 people were expected 10
attend the annual Foresters ball
which was held last eNcning \ han
pue was served from 80 TO 20.
followed by dancing in the evening
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RIVER ROUGE

rupli police are making = ihorough
.f1lnuaipn to eliminate disorderlies
anna warrants iufcsting The street
srulaN four mon were locked up o.
Afqrehal william Osborne
Mrs Joseph otlair ana daushter'
Mario are in ~ clair. spending the
week. with relatives.
Michael 50 hrnckY has returned 70
his home On Manitowoc. WIS, after
"A long visit with friends here.
Grace Baptist Ladies' union VIII
meet Wednesday afternoon IN tn"
hmm az Mrs Thomas smith. pine
st for the innual t1ecfT0h or 0rT1Trr y
our l.ady 81 T.ourdes Blessed w
gin st.ality viii receive COMMUNION
-nnfaN morning and viii hold y
mectitt an the church hall, sunday
afternoon
High school faculty memhers arc
in Ann Arbor attending the meeting
there OF the Scho0imaster' a club.
Registration M To noon saturday
WAS one OF the most quiet IN years.
the hcayy rain ana the lack OF con-
tests in Mondays ballot being the
direct causes
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YPSILANTI

Prof stanley Morris. principal Of
Tho city high school and teacher OF
tion viii bee Instructor In history al
the summer session OF the Normal
college.
An All day meeting OF ypsilanu
grange. No. Sc, was held Saturday In
the home ~ George Gin on East
Cross-st \ dinner served az noon
was followed by program OF inter-
osting papers
daughter OF Mrs. q. l. Jones 20 Ey-
erett Stockwell, was sOlemnlzed this
Saturday afternoon, al $50 o'clock,
In the home OF the bride with Rev.
Arthur Garman pastor OF the DIX
boro church officiating. The bride
and bridegroom were attended by
Miss Esther Bnrrell and Frank
Court TN ceremony i,,n Mas VA tolio ",
Stockwe! VIII be at home on the
Stockwell farm.
Ralph Jameson. OF the Normal, will
succeed Miss Minnie Brenls a. teach
err in tho Hanford school. beginning
his work Monday. Miss Brems Is re-
signing 20 accept a position In the
Detroit schools.
Extensive preparations are In pro-
is 10 be held April Is under the
auspices OF the Ere, Church Aid So
ST. is very III.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Benton. % For
est-ave.. are preparing 90 move 20
the George Gu farm IN Superior
township
James Donahue. OF $ Washington
oiety IN the home of Mrs Ed Luke.
in Superior township.
The Normal choir will give pro-
gram ~ music Sunday afternoon.
April g. In the Detroit Art museum.
Miss Fern Perry OF the Normal
graduating class. viii teach the third
grade 81 the Archbold. Ohio. school.
next year.
An oriental tonr" will be given
by the BaptA Mission circle, Thurs
day. April 20
The nest meeting OF the presby-
terrain Missionary union VIII be held
! Thursday. April 90 In the home OF
! Miss Ada Norton.
Miss Fugenia Mereness win he
| hostess. Monday evening to the
| Musical workers
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NORMAN HAPG00D
FLAYS (. @. WOOD

Norman liapsood pro ably as
close 20 he Wilson administration
as any Journalist ia TIE country in
thc current issue OF Harper Week
Ia. of which be IS editor. has the
following TO say relative 10 the con
test for Democratic nafiona commit
toenan from Michigan
III has been ihe policy Of the
Washington administration 20 rec
ognize The national committee ia IT,
distribution OF PATRONAGE and in
some states thr practice has
brought ombarras mcui last now
we have II mind the situation in
Michigan whore tho rational com
nltteeman r q Wood the state
leader Tor Harmon IN tho pre- con
vontion contest and closely allied
With tho reacfionory element OF the
party has used his Office IA promote
his own power at the cost Of bar.
mony and the interest og tho party
re has taken every opportunity 20
punish he active WORKERS for vii
son In proportion 20 their activity
and 10 tho amount OF their con'ribu.
ton Of time and money TO the nom
inatin the president he has per.
'$stently resisted the recognition OF
any man who differed with him In
the pre.couvcntion contest. The
men in the state who are strongly
back Of the Wilson administration
have induced William A Comgoek.
an arden supporter Of the president
to make Tho rafc against Wood Mr.
Comstock represents the respectable
and progressive element. lie served
a. regent of tho University OF Mich
igan, ard he il serving his second
term as mayor of the strongly Re.
publican city OF Alpena
No doubt The Washington admin
istration would enjoy a chancd IN
the Michigan situation tina, would
unite all factions and furnish peace
or earth. It has had no easy time.
The president has had very biz
things TO think Of and MS Is not Tho
type Of mind 10 dwell on the details
o: local appointments from the point
OF Wow OF local factions The whole
system. OF course. OF throwing such
things on tho administration is
wrong. but Il Is n fact that has 20
he dealt with The old school. 20
which Wood belongs. holds us
forces together by the hope OF Office.
holding In 1912 he lined up a mum.
her of anti-Wilson delegates by
promising postofices. some OF which
promises he was able to keep by
virtue ~ the custom OF following a
national cormitteeman's recommen.
dalton In districts represented by
Republican congressman. and thus
vas beheld the spectacle of Offices
being giyenN out by a national ad
miniHration as reward for for ~
forts 10 keep that administration
from getting In The progressive
element hold that even on the low
est plain Wood has not proved a
success Obviously one moral OF The
nix-up b. that y national committee
man should be in harmony with. a
national administration "--Advt.
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BIRMINGHAM

Mrs Hanna Fleetwood entertained
Friday evening at her home on oak
land-ave.
Thomas hanna. OF waters. Mich, ia
guest OF his sister Mrs. Sarah
Purdy. Purdy-st
MISS May Green has gone TO De-
troit 10 spend few days with her
brother. Dr Ellis Green.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. y. Valentine have
gone 70 Romeo 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Eckley.
The Queen Esther circle will meet
Monday evening I'm the home OF Miss
Esther smith on Watkins-st.
Mrs. Ernest Best has gone 20 visit
Robert Mcpherson At Muskegon and
friends al lockwood
Rev. J T.. Kline OF Detroit will
preach in the Mission church on
Pierce-st. Monday evening
Rev. George Hosmer.. ~ Milan. is
a guest at the, home of Mrs. Fannie
Tho Bachelor Girls Will he enter
tanned Thursday evening. April !. at
The home of Mrs. Allie Parks. on
H. A. Meyers is moving from Mar
tin-st 20 Brown-st
Thirdly Rundell. OF Detroit, spent
Friday a the home Of his grand
mother Mrs Elizabeth Thurlby on
Mrs Mary clifford and Mrs. Anna
Schultz, Of Detroit spent Friday at
the home or their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Jerome Foot, on Martinst.
The Cosmopolitan cluO was enter
tanned Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Wiley Bell. on East Maple
ave.
Mrs. James Wright. ~ Pontiac. was
guest Friday al the home OF her
parents. Mr. md Mrs. Frank Young,
on Pierce-st
MISS Gertrude Hamlin. of Pontiac
is spending few days at the home
OF Miss susie Burnett. on BateS-st
Mr. and Mrs. ". +. Ripley, of De-
troit ~ moving in John Hanna 8
house on Bates-st
Mrs. Charles Simetz OF Rochester
Mich. - visiting old friends here
Mrs. j. r Maier Of Chelsea. * a
guest at the home OF her sister. Mrs
j. T.. stewart, on East Maple-aye.
Mrs Belle BUTTS has returned to
her home in Rochester. Mich. after
visiting her daughter. Mrs .>eil
Black on Frank-st
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ROYAL OAK

The Misses Buriagc. OF No. f7t
Hurlhut ave. Detroit. visited their
sister, AIRS. j. g. Berry Thursday
Miss Katharine Browne, OF Elm
Park, is recovering from "A light at
tack Of measles
Mrs. w Duncan has returned
from her visit with Mrs Manion. OF
Marine City.
The whatsoever class oC the
Nc thodist sunday school gave a pot
luck supper. Thursday evening at
ton
Mrs. NJ NJ. LongeWay. OF the Nine
Mile-rd.. is confined 20 her home by
Illness.
Richard Olsdorf. ~ Lansing is Wis
iting his sister Mrs. n T.. stanton
OF Poplar Park. for = few days
Arthur Maday. Of Ridge-rd. is Wis
Mrs Waldo Marble. IN NpSilanu
Henry Maday had several stitches
taken In his lip yesterday. as re =
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suit 81 being severely cut by a piece
of sharp glass
The bali game scheduled for sat
urday between the ferndale and
Pleasant Ridge teams has been post
poned for another week. oW ing 20 the
inability Of most OF the players 10 he
present
owing 20 the absence OF Mr. Nc
Donald, rector Of 81. Johns mission.
Mr.. Duncan will conduct the ser
vices. sunday morning, and Mr.. simp-
son in the evening
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PRESIDENTIAL
PRIMARY
ELECTION
Monday, April 3rd

Polls open from a. m to III p. m.
Eastern Standard; Z a. m. 10 10 p. m.
Central Standard.
This Primary Election is for the
purpose of allowing the electors 70
express their preference for Presi
dent of the United States.
The candidates whose names viii
appear on the ballot. are as follows:
Republican Ticket - Henry
Ford, William G.. Simpson, VIII.
liam Alden Smith.
Democratic Ticket - Wood.
row Wilson.
Prohibition Ticket-Willian
p. +. Ferguson.
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-
FORD

Mrs John Lister and son John.
~ punkirk, y. Y. are visiting Mrs.
G, \ Gore. Second-st
Mr. and Mrs Win Garden. Second
st. entertained Friday evening In
honor OF John Gray, the event being
the latter's birthday.
Edwin Labadie. in Ford 70 attend
the funeral OF his brother Henry La
badie VIII return Monday 20 his home
In Turner. Mich.
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ECORSE

=. a Bull post, q. A. r. met sat-
urday afternoon In post HEADQUARTERS.
Presbyterian Sunday school work
ers are making extra efforts 20 So
euro record attendance Sunday 20
defeat the Wyandotte Baptist school,
with which they are cOntestinE for
a supper 60 be given later In April.
90 tho school having the largest at
tendance, los the losers
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tcut-aye- H. recovering from q few
osya illness.
Miss Ruth Ford 81 No 1853 Buena.
Vista ave. west who han been IN Tor
"a feA days has recovered.
Miss Mary bcForge. OF Port Huron.
u guest 81 Misc Florence Pugh, OF
No ig0 Avaion-avc.
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Tuesday evening the Rogers class
in Theosophy will meet at 3s7 Hub
hard-ave. The subject will be The
mental plane"
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a smoker Apr 6 ia the club rooms.
Airs. samuel Hockey. Van Alstyne-
blvd. VIII entertain the Methodist
". +. NJ :. mkt Thursday AFTERNOON.
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MEMBER NATIONAL
committee

An opportunity will also be givei
the electors 10 vote for Member q
the National Committee in their re
spectiye parties.
The candidates whose names ap
pear on the ballot. are as follows:
Republican Ticket-Charles
b. Warren.
Democratic Ticket-Willian
A. C0mstOck. Edwin o. Wood
National Progressive Tickle
ID. Pope.
SEPARATE BALLOTS FOR EAct
POLITICAL PARTY
Each political party will have IL
own ballot The voter viii ask f0
the ballot he desires to- vote.
There will be no officers or dele
rsrtt.s- retea fer or aRN- other matter-
TO be voted on at this election.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
B-67g City Clerk.
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'HURCH
NOTES

"The last will and testament o.,
the apostles viii be- the subject OF
the morning sermon ian Preston
Methodist The pastor. the Rev.
King u Beach will preach in the
evening on so great salvation"
The Lord's Supper viii be- Oh.
served in Jonerson-ave Baptlsi sun
day morning In This church more
than so members signed cards
either for Recommendation or for ac.
cepting Christ as the Saviour last
Sunday In tho evening there viii
BE- special music.
West Grand Boulevard Methodists
met a request for sl5.O0u for "A new
building with pledges OF s20 $50. The
pastor viii preach sunday morning
on "An evergreen tor the grown
ups and "A lesson on trees for the
children. In the evening he Will
discuss Her answer"
Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin will talk
on Tomorrow in Temple Beth III.
Sunday morning
The Rev. Joseph A Vance will
b. the speaker In the y VI q. a.
mems mass meeting sunday after
noon His topic is n young man 3
religion In addition 10 he sermon
Their, viii BE- concert Monday
evening The social service course
will close lbs work with am address
hy the Rev Hubert Well. ot the
Mariners church The kingdom ot
God IN its social aspects
THE worlds moral governor and
Letters never delivered vii b.
the topics OF morning ana evening
sermons spectiycly IN Forrest
Presbyterian by the pastor Cine Rty
Edward e., Pence Dr Fences class
for young men VIII meet immedi'
stely after the morning ervice.
Prior 10 the evening service the
HhEANt NitA rHFdh W tAAf " ~ lftft
ster league on "Opportunity The
annual meeting supper will BE- held
"wednesday ne speaker being the
Rev Angus Hugh Cameron
THE miracle ~ floating iron VIII
he discussed by the Rev James
Chapman In Fisher Memorial Meth
odist m The evening In ne morn
ing be- viii ak on The birthplace
OF the better life
In Cass.avc Methodist The Rev
Ames haywood viii preach on
"Cleavine continent with cross
in the morning and Morning Ia The
life OF Christ in The evening
THE Advocate, thc NTH I'D ser
ies OF sermons on The gospel in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-01

Lacka wanna steel Co.'S earnings in
February were tho largest in the his
tory ~ the company
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The Rev c. w Stevenson. presi.
dent OF tho conference, viii occupy
he pulpit-of the Methodist Protest
ant church. Gratiot and Bellevue
ayes. ~ both services Sunday M
effort Is being made ~ raise the in.
dcbtedness on tho church
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Phoebe, our sister" and "Thc
hero Of today viii be- the topic
o. morning and evening sermons ly
The Rev Cunning Idle in Campbell.
ave Methodist.
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THE Advocate nc NTH I'D ser
les OF sermons on The gospel in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-01

LEROY T. Nicola Viii sneak oo
View Testament mcmotialsA vs
church memorials" in $ n, "a. thapti
Sunday night There win be-
stcrcopticoE preliminary entitled
The tilipiaos and the Gospel"
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What men live by' and "Cnd 81
claim. viii be the morninn and even.
iur sermon themes in Wcefmfu .trr
HreahNtcrian Tho Rev VIM cant
y o.. VIII preach Tho "ffIrndl 81
hour viii Pc ~ CTS % m NU Hnd
Mrs John T. Coulter viii give "a
Program
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"Wearylng God is the tile Of n
sermon 10 be preached In the oven
ing IN Scotten-ave Baptist by the
pastor the Rev r Goodman IN
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"The last will and testament or
the apostles viii be- The subject OF
the morning sermon ian Preston
Methodist The pastor The Rev
King u Beach viii preach in the
evening on so great salvation"
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In Cass.avc Methodist The Rev
Ames haywood viii preach on
"Cleavine continent with cross
in the morning and Morning IN the
life OF Christ in The evening
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Rabbi Loo NJ Franklin will talk
on Tomorrow in Temple Beth III.
Sunday morning
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The Rev r - Dlmond. pastor
Of Simpson Tabernacle Methodist
VII preach two sermons Sunday
"A great hnd" in the morning and
Make tho tree good In the
evening