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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
Ioddy,s International Sunday School Lesson
Regeo BY P B. Fhzrater D. D., Teacher
of English Bible, Moody Institute Chicago. Copyright 1911

tend with. Among those that work
ed on the wal! were some shlrkers
and grumblers They had become
discouraged in the work and began
TO say they could never complete il
a. 10). II Satan fails 10 hinder
the work from the outside, he will
attempt 20 create dissatisfa ctiOn on
the inside. Internal confusion of
the church Is more 10 be dreaded
than open opposition from a known
enemy. Dissension and confusion
in the church can usually be traced
90 workers becoming discouraged.
The plot Of the enemy TO make a
surprise attack was discovered by
the Jews who lived outside the city.
They reported il not once, but 10
times, with the suggestion that the
work on the wall be stopped. and
safety sought by leaving the city al
together wv. II. 12). When the
enemy's open opposition fails and
announcement has been tried. an
attempt is made 10 bring fear upon
the workers But the Bible is full
OF exhOrtations for Christians TO
fear not" Could these workers on
the walls Of Jerusalem have seen the
unseen, il would have made little
differences TO them whether the
enemies were numbered by tens or
thousands. and could Christians to-
day realize that God is for them. all
opposition would be as nothing. Ct
Cor. 1913; Rom. S:31; Phil. 4:13D
Nehemiah at once proceeded to al
lay the fears G3. 40. Armed forces
were arranged about the walls TO
guard against the reported surprise
attack. The warriors were placed
so that i'm the event of battle they
would be protecting their own par
ticular families. Then Nehemiah
made a short speech Of encourage
ment TO the people. the heart Of
which was Remember the Lord
which is great and terrible" Re
membering him would drive the fear
away They who are on the Lords
side are already victOrs even before
the battle has begun. Someone said
10 "a great general before a certain
battle began II hope the Lord is
on our side" The reply was: II
trust We are on the Lords side"
When this is true, there need be no
fear whether the enemies be few or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
BOOKSan PERIODICALS

who keeps on moving during every
waking hour-and talks and write
accordingly Seemingly his novel
has followed he Brady trend "tc
the event according 10 his
brother. Cyrus Townsend Brady.
that one has 20 get up and walk
the floor while reading it, There il
a well-founded belief that -he
bishop. one Of the chief character.
who refused 20 perform a marria-s
ceremony between the brother amt
the heroine for the reason thar she
had been divorced, is personihed iu
real life by Col Brady's br0the+
Cyrus. The latter makes no denial
OF the authors intent but claim
that he would have performed the
ceremony under the circumstance
related in the story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
Sunday Morning and Dad
BY EMILY ADELsPERGER xEDIY.

Daughter wiggles her infant toes
delightedly. and shouts dada" and
all the other greeting sounds. and
dad plays pack horse and wolly
bear, right up to snuggly time be-
cause tomorrow is Sunday and
they'll all sleep ate.
Dad. are you an automobile?
Let me give you more gasoline" and
dad chugs away merrily. until they
get in chuck hole. While they
are prying dad out, in comes moth
er. hair brush. pajamas and all.
Not vet, mother-dad hasn't been
train yet Well. one minute
more" OF goes train and passen-
ger. Again, come dear''-this time
son climbs on her lap. Tell me a
tory bout the old wolf" So moth
er tells a lurid tale, ending up
and now, sleepy time" Wait, I'll
tell you a tory And mother and
dad wink at the conniving. for any
way, isn't it Saturday night?
At last all is quiet and mother
plays dads favorites beginning with
''Salome" and ending with the
Rosary while he reads the paper
and "darns his nerveless hide" for
the nth time, because he hadn't
dabbled in wheat. Don't have 10
wind the alarm tonight" yawns dad
contentedly, as he drinks his glass
of milk. And then settles down the
quiet of a sleeping house, when the
clock ticks out. and the leaky faucet
in the kitchen sink drops, drops in
unison Yes. cad can fix that to-
morrow, it won't take more than
half a day." mother dolly, half
dreams.
Just as dawn streaks the sky.
"yelp. yelp" comes from the pups
quarters. "Drat that Turk, any
how" growls dad, as he slippers out
to the door. Back again. a sigh
asleep once more. A wall from the
crib. Mother hastily arises to give
the baby a feeding way off schedule.
just this once, so she won't cry out
and wake poor dad. Again slum-
Der.
Hello dad, hello mother. here's
your big boy come TO play with you.
You mustn't rest your eyes any
more" At that dad gives up, "Oh.
Lord. I'm going to put up a cot in
the garage so 1 can get some sleep
next Sunday"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
Copyright 1911

many. Nehemiah then exhOrted
them 10 night for their families and
their homes. This rwo-fOld secret
of the victory is presented 10 US
over and over in this book Of Ne
hemiah. and nowhere is so promin-
ent as in this lesson. Victory for
the Christian depends on two
things: We must trust i'm the Lord as
though all depended on him. and
we must work and fight as though
all depended on US. This is the Sc
cret Of the success of Nehemiah.
III. The Progress of the Work.
CIV. 15-21). The speech Of Nehe-
miah having quieted the fears OF the
people and the enemy having heard
that their plans were known and
that God had brought their counsel
to nought. all the people returned
20 the work with renewed enthus-
iasm and purpose G5). There was
a Encouragement Of forces 16-2D.
Half Of the people worked: half. full
armed, stood guard. a trumpeter
was beside Nehemiah, so that at the
first alarm from outside all the
workers and warriors could be called
to the threatened spot. Then they
went ahead with building OF the
wall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
TEAMS ORGANIZED FOR
Y. w. c. A. FUND DRIVE

Teams TO work in the coming Y.
". c. a. war fund campaign were
organized AT a meeting Friday night
at the Y. ". c. A. one team made
up is composed of women who are
local Y. W. c. a. workers and an
other is composed OF men who wers
active in the recent Y. NJ. &. A cam
paign for war funds Or. @. g..
Decker Of the First Baptist church
and Ray Bird Of the Rescue Mis-
sion were speakers at the meeting.
Arrangements were made TO serve
a supper each night OF the cam
paign beginning Tuesday for tho
teams i'm the gymnasium OF the y.
w. At these suppers the reports 80
the days canvass Will be given by
heads OF the teams.
The names OF those on the WON
ans teams are as follows: Mesdame5
c. NJ. +. Haeske. T. A. Freeman.
c. H. Myers, s. H. Shontz. l.. J.
Harwood. Kenneth +. Beers. George
Wyman, s. G.. Chard John Camp
bell. +. r. Burner and Miss Ann
Carlisle and Miss I5a Lovett.
Those on the mems teams are.
John Campbell. Donald MacGregor.
John I. Schafer, Fred Kline. Frank
NJ Hatch. DIT. C.. A. Decker. Dan
Pyle, ID. 3. Boucher, J. r. Kindig.
George b. Beitner, s. G. Chard. w
c. Nitchie. Homer Fassnacht. Ken
meth f. Beers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
American Bible
Week Coming for
Pershing's Army

American Bible week. for the
purpose OF equipping our soldiers
and sailors and the American army
in France with khaki testaments
is announced by the American BIZ
BILE society, in cooperation with the
federal council of churches. for the
week beginning Sunday Dec. ?.
The goal Of this campaign is $780,
600. which has been undertaken in
response to repeated demands from
army and navy chaplains. the Y NJ.
C. A., and other agencies working
for the spiritual welfare of the boys
at the front.
The campaign has the united
backing Of practically every denom-
ination. The bishops OF the north
ern Methodists. the southern Meth
odists, the College of Bishops OF the
Episcopal church, the Congregation
alists. the national service commits
sion of the Presbyterian church, the
Reformed church. and others, have
already pledged their support 10
what may be described as a move
ment TO put the church behind the
An erican army in France.
The little service testaments is
sued by the society, small enough
to fit conveniently into the soldiers
comfort kit, printed legibly on good
paper, free from the usual trappings
of gilt and morocco, and bound in
stead in the khaki of the service
uniform. is a book for the lighting
man and will, according to the BIZ
BILE society. carry into the trenches
the message Of a religion militant
for righteousness, the religion OF
purity. strength and sacrifice.
Military leaders are reported to
confirm the society's belief that this
message, translated into life, will
do much toward building up and
sustaining army morale, and toward
promoting that spirit necessary TO
victory. In this connection the So
ciety quotes a letter recently sent
10 an American soldier by Cen
Pershing:
"Hardships will be your lot
Temptations will befall you. But
the teachings of our Saviour will
give you strength"
Theodore Roosevelt has given
the campaign hearty endorsement
saying. 81 very earnestly hope that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
WHY Is DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS?

WHY Is DOUGLAS FAIRBANl NS
Il has remained for George CreeI,
now chairman OF the committee on
public information at Washington,
TO give answer 10 the question why
lis Douglas Fairbanks?" This he
did most concisely for E,verybody's
magazine. and the article was re-
printed by permission as a close
up" or final chapter in Fairbanks
own book Laugh and Live" 1T is
the joyOusness OF the man that gets
him over" says rCeel Its the
hundred per cent interest he takes
in everything he goes at that lies
at the back of his success. He does
nothing by halves, is never indiffer-
ent, never lackadaisical" As a last
word concerning Fairbanks, Mr..
Creel admonishes. Let no one
quarrel with his popularity It's a
good sign, a healthful sign, token
that the blood Of America still runs
warm and red and that chalk has
not yet softened our bones"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02

God made the world in six days
and on the seventh day He rested. ."
Don't those words have a familiar
ring 20 them? Ever since people
have read the Bible. they have set
aside Sunday, particularly Sunday
morning. as a resting time. Yes.
they have set it aside, but have they
succeeded in using il for resi-?
Thinking of my two-year-old and
musing on the number of two-year-
olds there are likely to be- Won
der.
Dad comes home on Saturday
night-tired from the weeks grind,
tired from doing mothers shopping
which she couldn't get down town
10 do. tired because he had TO stand
up all the way home, with his arms
too full Of packages 10 hold on to a
strap, tired just because il is Satur-
dav and he dares 10 let down on his
speed a bit. for tomorrow is Sun
day-blessed day Of rest. Won't he
lie in bed in the morning. and Toll
over his paper and breakfast, or his
breakfast and paper. they are 70 be
enjoyed together on that day. He
pulls up short in his musings as son
meets him at the gate to hunt for
that knobby package in the right
hand pocket, Candy" calculates
Jack, just as deliberately. as if he
had not been waiting an hour for
that Saturday night surprise--the
young diplomat. Into the house.
-.
breath as only mothers can: We'll,
how's my biggest boy tonight? Only
one piece son. save the rest for to-
morrow Poor dear. your just worn
OUT carrying all those bundles. Sit
down and rest while finish the din
ner."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02

The lesson Of Nov. rs spoke OF
Nehemiah jourueyiug 20 Jerusalem.
After his arrival ne spent three days
IN looking over the work. then ne
told the priests and other leaders
his plans. Enthusiasm was awak-
ened. ali classes were aroused. the
work OF the building Of the wall os
the city was apportioned among the
people. and soon half Of the wall
was completed "fOr the people had
= mind 30 work"
I. The Wrath OF the Enemy. w.
70. The progress Of the work kept
up the anger Of Sanballat the Horon-
tie and his friends who formed an
alliance 20 hinder the wall being
built (vv. Z. 81. When God begins
TO work through his people Satan
f. aroused and tries 20 interfere. it
T. no sign that "A Christian Is out
OF the will OF God when opposition
is felt The enemy will always be
on hand 10 try TO hinder whenever a
real work for God is going forward.
Dead formal Christianity runs
smoothly and with deadly monotony
and Satan lets Il alone. but as soon
as some results of real work are
seen, opposition is at once felt. Thus
II was when God sent his Son into
the world, and SO it has been in
every mo,sment for God in the
church. and so IL will be i'm the indi-
vidual Christian life. From the next
verse 60 We would almost think
that Nehemiah had heard our
Lords injunction 20 watch and
pray" Many do much watching
and fall: many do much praying and
fail: but none ever turns 10 watch
ing and praying without finding vic
tory. Prayer alone means slOth:
watching alone means pride; but
watching and praying victory.
". Internal Opposition. w. 1914.
Sanbailat and his friends were not
the only ones nehemiah had 90 con-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
LUTHERAN.

Holy Trinity English-Sherman az.
and Lindsey st, Rev. Albert III. heck.
pastor Sunday school 9:15 q. IN. Ed
ward Motifs, superintendent.
Glasses for all ages. Adult Bible class
taught by the pastor. Subject Of lesson .
Raul's Call to Repentance" Chief serv-
Zee with sermon by the pastor at 10 80
a. m. Subject Of sermon: I'm the Serv-
Ice Of the King" The installation Of the
newly elected members Of the church
council and of the officers and teachers
or the Sunday school will take place at
this service. Junior league at 90 p. IN.
The Luther league will have charge of Il
song service at 80 y. m. in the absence
of the pastor, who Will preach at a ded-
iCatOry service at the First English
Lutheran church of Goshen. Thus the
Luther league service and vesperS will
be combined The church council will
meet on Monday evening at the pastor
home. Monthly meeting Of the Teach
ers association on Tuesday at :4J p.
IL. at the church The business and So
cial meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
will be held Thursday at > 80 p. m. at
the home OF Mrs ! $. Linard S11 Cleve-
land nv. choir rehearsal on Friday at
90 p. m at the church. Catechetical
instruction on Saturday at 3 co p. IN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION

Broadway f. Broadway Rev. A.
IL HAST pastor. Residence 1412 ). Car
roll st. Sunday school at 80 a m. (;
Emmett Jester superintendent.
Morning worship at 10 30. Sermon by
the pastor. Subject: sheltered Under
His Wing" Young Peoples alliance at
6:4j p. NJ; Miss Garlic Ruth, president.
Subject for the evening: "Self-Control,"
I. Cor. 9:24-27: Miss Marjorie Lehman.
leader y. L. A. business meeting on
Tuesday evening at which time the an
nual election OF officers will be- held.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
a 30, followed by a meeting Of the
sunday school. Choir rehearsal on Fri
day evening at O'Clock; Boyd Thorn
tor. director.
FiTst-Lafayette and Monroe streets,
w. III. Freshley. pastor. Sunday school
at 9:S0 a. m: George j. Long. sUperin-
At 10 80 a. IN. Rev. W. l. weyunt will
preach Y. =. A at $50; Emma Nimtz.
president Evening evangelistic services
n 30 Rev. w. ]. Weyant will preach
OIL the subject THE Doom OF the Wilful
Sinners" There will be special singing
led by the chorus. Services each night
this week at Z "a. The Ladies' Aid and
W. NJ. ). will meet with Mrs. Fred
Ransch, T29 ). Clinton St, Thursday at
> 80 p m. Election of officers for the
Ladies' Aid will be held.
Grace Church.--Cor. Lincoln way w
and Walnut St Rev. o. d. Lozier. min
lister. Sunday school at 9 80. George
Devine. superintendent
MIEpah-Main and Monroe ats. Rev
A. b. Haist. pastor Sunday school
at 9;30 a. IN. Emmett Jester. superin-
tendent
Auten CbspeI-SUnday school at 10 :0c
4. M; Supt. Barnes.
Public worship ut IL 90 a. m. Christian
EndeavOr at 200 p. IN.
Public worship at IL 90 a. m. The G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
Every One of Them Carries Welcome the People of the Cit
and to the "Shanger Within Our Gates

St PauPs &c nan Lutheran-Jefer-
son and William SITS Rev. r. HOlle,
pastor German service at 10 30 ~.
sunday school, both English and Ger
mao, at Q 80 English service on the sec
ond and fourth Sundays OF the month at
80 T.. IN.
Morning subject: 1t Is High Time 10
Awake out OF Sleep" Dec. being the
first sunday i'm advent there viii be Ger
man services in tie evening az Z 50
Evening subject. The Temple Of the
New Testament" Monthly meeting i'm
the afternoon az = 80 English Bible
class meets Thursday at ~ p. m.
Gloria Del Swedish-Chapin and Kerr
SITS Rev GOttfrid Olson, pastor.
Morning service at 10 so and evening
service at 30 Tuesday evening the
Sunday school teachers meet I'm the par
sOuage. Thursday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid meets on the invitation Of Mrs. Aug
HOglund aud Mrs. kTistina Prytz. This
will be the only Ladies' Aid meeting In
december. All members should be pres
ent. The choir will practice ThurSday
evening ut 30 Dorkas meeting on Fri
day evening And the board of deacons
viii meet Saturday evening at the par
SpnaEP.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02

The International lessons are used in
all the lower grades. ClasseJ suited tn
all ages Morning worship at 1880 with
sermon by the pastor on the theme,
meets at 6:45. led by Miss Bernice
Iridell, assisted by the junior group.
Evening service at 80 with sermon or
the theme, Spiritual Blindness"
HunsarIsn-Cerner WASH on av. ana
Cherry st. Rev. B. Bertsk. pastsr.
Mt. Zion Baptist-i13 n. Birdsen st.
Rev. It. r Kennedy. d D.. pastor. Sun
day school at o 80 a. m: Mrs. Anna
Hutchinson, superintendent
first swedIshr-Cor. Lsurs, aud Napier
sts. Service 10 80 q. 10. aud T:3e .. m
CHRISTIAN.
First-SIain street. south OF public
library. Rev. John NJ. Alexander. pastor.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m; q. incl
superintendent. our teachers are train
eu, lessons graded and we have classes
for all ages.
Morning worship at 1910. Topic
The Fundamental Basis Of Christian
Faith Evening services at : 80 Ser
splendid travelogs will be shown III
moving pictures, entitled Toxic, Japan
and quaint Holland. Special music
morning and evening by the mixed
$50 Topic: "Sef-Control'
Linden Avenue Church of Christ
Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching at 10:4j
q. III. and : 80 d. IN Sunday school nj
0 80 a. m. L. Z. at 6 40 p. m. prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:45 D. N.
Indiana Avenue-Indiana and Witwer
avenues. Rev. w. A. Brundige, pastor
residence. PA Haney av.; pell phone
1855
Bible school rally at . 80. r. White
superintendent: Fred Wilson. chOTiSter
A fine orchestra leading Well-organ-
lied classes and trained teachers. Make
il 800 Sunday. Communion and sermon
at 10 80. These services will be evan
celistic Following the sermon there will
be q fellowship meeting Of all the new
members. y. 7. s. &. +. at 80: Mis-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
YOUTH No BARRIER TO sue
CESS.

While young in years. Elaine
Stern is old in experience. if guag-
ed by her literary output during the
past four years. Her first published
story was written in her 18th year
and appeared in st. Nicholas. Be
fore her Goth birthday she had won
several prizes for short stories: one
from Golfers, which brought in the
neat sum of $1,000. Then came the
thought of writing for the movies,
result in 30 or more plays for Bobby
Connolly in a series of sonny jim"
pictures. But the big event OF her
career this far is The Road of AM
bition.' a powerful novel that has
classed among the great books Of
the year. II is soon TO be drama
TIED
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02

the good people of the United States
will furnish you with the means to
do this work. Every soldier and
sailor of the United States should
have a testament The American
Bible society is the organization
through which the work can be
done in the best shape"
Ministers and laymen throughout
the country are meeting on Nov
% to plan the campaign and to or
ganize local churches for the week
of Dec. to IL. The society is re-
ceiving the warmest support Of the
administration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
CLEAN FLUES WITH
OLD BATTERIES.

State fire marshals and others
have recommended. as a remedy for
soOty chimneys, that a discarded
dry-cell battery thrown into the
stove or furnace supplies sufficient
zinc to do the trick. There is moth
ing much more useless seemingly
than one of these used-up batteries
and the SUGGESTION viii no doubt
meet with hearty acceptance. If
no battery is available. a small
piece of scrap zinc will answer the
purpose The elimination Of SCOT
from chimneys is one of the most
effective remedies for shingle-roof
fres-next TO replacing the COM
bustible roof with some material
that is fire. proof or fre-resistive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
BRETHREN.

First Brethren Church-Rev q. W
Rench, u. D., pastor. Sunday school al
800 a. m; Francis Schriyer. superin-
terdent
First Church OF the Bretnren-Indi-
ana avenue and Miami street Rev I. Z.
George. pastor. 1921 Miami St Sunday
school. $50; +. G. Stahly. superintend-
ent. 423 Lincoln way L.
Conference Memorial United Brethren
$40 5 st Joseph St d. f. Young,
Il. d. pastor. Sunday school at 2 30 a.
Glasses for all ages. c. Z. Wilson,
superintendent.
Decision day will be observed Morn
ing worship at 1913 Subject: "The
Rest Time to Accept Christ" Reception
Of members. &. L. at 8 20. Evangelistic
services at 30. Subject: "A Law n
Life" Evangelistic services continue
throughout the following week
Second Church Of the Brethren-Cush-
ing and Van Buren, SITS. Rev. r. o. ROose.
pastor sunday school at 80 a. N. (;
EPISCOPAL.
st. James'-Lafayette St. north Of
Washington Rt Rev. John Hazen
W hite. d d, rector. Rev. II r. White,
vicar. Clergy house, 80 W. Colfax av.
CATHOLIC
81 cApufma N nGarinn-i nOmAa and
Mcpherson SITS Rev. Alexander VarlaEy
pastor. Mass At 90 sud 1913 a. M
Sunday school st 200 D. m. Benedlc-
ton at 90 .. n.
Preaching at II 90 a. N.
ST. Patrieks-307 . TsyIor at. Rev
;chu f. DeGrOote. e. 8. C.. pastor Tow
masses at 6 90. 80 and 90 a m High
mass and sermon at 20 30. Baptism At
p. N. Yespers at 3 80 p. M. Sunday
school at 800 D. m. Meeting Of church
societies ct D. m.
81. He'd uiEe's Polish-Cor. Scott and Ma.
pier sts. ReV. Anthony ZuboWicE, c. s.
{, pastor. Low asa az Z &c, sDd le
O. n Sunday school al , so .. N. Bezs.
fictios at ? 80 ,. N.
s. Gtanislaus' PslIsh-415 n. LiRcoin
At Rev. Roman Marclniak. paEtsr. Mass
Of 80. aud 10 q. N
S. CaslmJFs Pslish-e21 O. webats,
ct Ls~ Tnass 80 n High naHs
at 10 q. N. We, Jers At D. n.
ST. AdeIbert's PolIsF-OliVs and Grace
SITS Rev JOha kUkacki. pastor. Daily
mass at 5:15 .. m Holy hoGr Wsdnes
day evening at 80. sunday mass and
10 n n
81. Jossph-Hil 81. ard Lasals aV-
Patrick J. Carroll. {. =. c. pastor. Low
nasses az 30 and 8 a N. aiEh nsss
ct 10. Benedictiop D. ~
Sacred Heart BelEiAR-l12G ". ThonHs
81. Rev. Charles V. Fische-. pastor. Mass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
THE BROTHERS BRADY.

As might have been expected of
a man Of the Jasper Ewing Brady
pep-his novel The Case of Mary
Sherman" is likewise-fulI of it,
Col. Brady, for such he is by right
and title, being a very young vet
eran of the Spanish war. is COM
planned Of by intimate friends for
being a confirmed bundle Of activity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-02
EVANGELICAL.

ZiOn-Corner E. Wayne and st. Peter
SITS
Services Sunday at 1890. Subject :
AN Advent Message" Y. L. :. meets
Sunday evening at o'clock. Next Tues
day evening the members will meet for
their regular monthly business meeting.
st. Peters German--415 W. Lasalle av.,
Rev. Hugo Weichelt. pastor. Sunday
school at 900 a. n; Carl Reinke.
superintendent. Regular service at O:1j
a. N.