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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
HAS NEVER
BEEN NERVOUS
Since Taking Cardui, And Does
Not Now Suffer Any Pain,
Writes Georgia Lady.

Trenton. Ga Mrs Ellie Clifford, OF
this place, writes Il have always Sui-
fercd from painful but was worse
after marriage. would have .
pains and misery in my stomach and
hips would have bad sick head
ache every time, which would gcrer-
ally last two days ! had always heard
what a good medicine Sardui was. so
! thought ! would try il. / used two
bottles aud IT helped me
Fifteen months later ! began to be
nervous aud was worse at my a..
But at these times did not have any
pain and do not now suffer any pam,
But ] was very nervous, so nervous
that my hands would shake. Any noise
would make me jump. So took two
more bottles OF Cardui have never
been nervous since . and do not
have any pain ! think this is all due
to Cardui and Black Draught"
Cardui, the woman'S tonic. is com
posed only OF pure. vegetable ingredi
ents. which have been recognized Tor
many years by standard medical books
as Of great medicinal value.
With a wonderful record oi over II
years 10 its credit. Cardui has proven
its mcri, in the treatment of ailments
peculiar to women.
N you are weak and nervous, and
need a good, reliable female tonic, try
Cardui. A, any drug s,ore--Adv,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Mrs. Porter II. Morgan and Mrs. A.
W Clark made the high scores The
club will meet in two weeks with Mrs.
Morgan
The Chaiing Dish club met Nc,,ct-
day with Mrs Louis II kilbournc
Mrs Frank b Sorga1, Mrs \ u 10
hanncS and Mrs William + Salmon
played the substitute hand, The high
scores were made by Mrs Frank
O'Neil and Mrs lee Van Wmklc with
whom the club will meet next week
Mrs. William K. Molinard. a former
member OF the Monday club. enter
tanned the members OF the club yes
ierday IN honor OF her mother, Mrs.
Thomas kirkc oi Alameda. Cal
Mrs Thomas :. Hutton was special
guest The favorS were won by Mrs
lohn NJ Hale and Mrs. hhncr Fay
Bond with whom the club will nee,
next week
The Stoddard club met Yesterday
why Mrs, Edward SpierS. Mrs. Sol
'Farth had as her subjects the Rcvo-
luton IN Poland, and Russia and the
Revolution Mrs Jules Bloch read a
paper on the Crimean Warts Caus,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Miss rhayc Ilodgin,. whose mar
rage To Michael NJ kir,ch i, an event
ol tomorrow, was the guest OF honor
at miscellaneous given Saturday eve
ming by the Daughter, of Isabella at
the home OF Miss Kate and Miss Mar
garet Kelley The favor OF the eve
nlng was presented to Miss Hodglus
n ~
Miss Hazel Ncllun and Miss Pearl
llodginS entertained in honor of Miss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
200, 900 PRISONERS
TAKEN IN RUMANlA

BERLIN, Jan. 0-Thc number OF
prisoners OF war taken in Rumanla
has reached nearly 10000, says the
Overseas News Agency Dispersed
soldiers who had hidden III the forests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

and Effect Mrs. Ben Barnet, will en-.
tcr,aiu The club next week.
0<
The MANY friends oi Mrs. Luther
Wilkes ot Helena. Ark. who is cr,i.
cally III a, the home oi her sister. Mrs.
Selwyn Marshall Jones in Glendora,
Miss, will be- glad to know that hcr
condition ha, So improved that her
phy y>icianS iccl there IS hope for her
recovery
y y
Mrs Mason W Little and little
daughter. MaUory, who have been Wis
itlng in Missouri, will return home to-
morrow Mrs. Little expected to make
quite an extended viSi, hut had to
chanie her plans on account OF the i'll
ness OF little Marjory They will he
accompanied home by Mrs. Little,
mother, Mrs Menefee of Chillco,he,
Mo. MIR Little who accompanied them
to Kansas City going to New York
from there, returned home this morn
ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
Transparent Oven-Ware

We the Lower Price at once
this There practical
easily cleaned and chips dents bends
examples
Casseroles-lu o
Ramekihs-Round q
Bread Pans-Obong, a only
Utility Dshes-Obong a
Pie Plates-Round &c and
Baking Dishes-Ova and different sizes 5c al
These and other PYREX dishes in the Basement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

The 'avoritc pastime OF Princess
Mary, daughter Of their British
majestieS, IS lawn tennis. at which she
Is very clever.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

and villages and who had taken off
their uniforms are reappearing. the
agency adds. A large number OF them
still are hiding.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
Tomorrow's Events

Mr., y. n. Wester,eii and Mr.. George
q. sohib~rG. dance. Euclid hall.
Mr.. u. Herbert. matinee luncheon
eAir,in hotel, In honor Of Mrs. ~. f.
(sgps and Mrs. II. u. Hanna,
Nr and Mr.. Thomas q. Chambers.
dinner.
Mr. Georr. q. ksrr. buffet lunch
con aud th~ster party for Mrs James
Mrs. George ". England, matinee
party for Mrs. Charles \. I'arney.
New Century club. Carnegie lihrsry.
swastika study club, Carnegie 'ibrnr,.
Fortnight, Research club. Mrs. e.. W.
Baker.
Pisrisn club, Mrs. ". Is. Frank,
Duplicate whist club, Mrs Frank ".
soSr.;. ,.n ,,,, ur.
Charles I. tonneliee.
kilkare club, Mrs. Frank uoopes.
Capitol city Bridge club. Mr., II. ~
Paine.
Imperial Auction club. Mrs. VI. Smith.
Halcyon club. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl l..
Bonnett.
4. &. q. club. Mrs. l.. =, Owen.
W~dne~d., Evening Gard club. Mrs.
&. u. Hamilton.
Pleasant Hour club. Mrs. w. G..
"wednesday Afternoon Csrd club, Mrs.
&. n. Custenborder.
etnesday Afternoon bridge club.
Mu. Ell u. Bernstein.
Isis Bridge club. Mrs. 4. n, Mnidi
Younger Iirls Bridge club Miss Mary
Harruh.
Royal Art Noediewort club. Mr.. !, H.
GOOds~ii
Osk Park Embroidery club, Mrs. C..
k.n.inx'on E,nhrold-r, clpb, Mr..
social Embroid-p club, Mrs, Earl
4. st~n,r.
Alpha ,.t. club. Mrs. II {, H.,ncid..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Rudolph CAM. Pianist. Thursday
eve, Jan ., Musical Art Institute
Tickets. Soc ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Mr. and Mrs. Al Roscnthal lci, Sun
day night for two weeks trip to
Chicago and New York
The Queen Of Clubs inc, Yesterday
with Mrs. NJ A. Creamcr. who had
Mrs, Carl Jones as special guest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Mrs T J. Henncsy of Denver and
Mrs. Marie Schari OF Chicago were
additional guests yesterday afternoon
when Mrs 7, h Scharf entertained
the g. 7 u. club The club will NEE,
il two weeks with Mrs Harry Schal.
Ter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
Theye Are in the Notion Section

embroidery cdgng l-nch clops yards the bolt all
and oo absolutely bolt bolts
Embroidery Edgng-n small scaop yards bo coo
at 2Sc bolt
Faenes-Rack and white all
Klees Water Baby Pantslarge worth 25c
Paper each paper 100
the
Lace Weave Braid-Whnc, yards to the bolt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

IA Airs. +. K. STEELE gave dc
M| lightiul luncheon SATURDAY tor
VNJl few friends Of her little
daughter Lois, which was FOL
lowed bv an afternoon OF fun and irolic
The little guests were Myra Frederick
son. Allcynnc finnctty, Louise Dun
ming. Eleanor Blake and Mary Shcr-
wool
A. 4 y
Miss Vivian Cooter and her guest,
Mrs. John A. Cochran OF Kansas City,
returned this morning from a short
visit in ~ Reno where Mrs. Coo kran
was the honor guest at luncheon
given Yesterday BY Mrs, John DcLana
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Mrs. l.. D. Right entertained inior-
mally at luncheon today in honor Of
Mrs. lanes Nee of Cen,eryillc, S. D.,
having as her guests Mrs. William
Nee. Mrs &, Lawrence Kellogg, Mrs.
William Raymond. and Mrs. Earl
RuicS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23


The Business Nomen's club gave ITS
iif,t dinner OF the New Year last cyr-
ning IN the club rooms at tho "
G \ The table was most attractive
with l9l7 i'll the form Of large baby
doll holding >trcamcrS Of crimson rib
bon As a ccntcrpiccc while al the end
OF the table sat Father Time, impcr
>onatcd by Miss Martha Baarde The
placc-cardS were clever conundrumS
which were answered by the one hold
ing the corresponding number The
subject Of the evening was Woman
Suffrage and before going into dinner
every guest voted on the question The
ballots were the source of much fun
and the ayes had 1t BY large MAJOR
.ily The speakers OF the evening were
Mr., Alctha Barr Fait who spoke
few moments on Suffrage a. II Is in
the east Mrs Frank b Lucas then
spoke OF local situation a IT is found
in Oklahoma. followed by Mrs Julia
Woodwork, who had a> her topic "Whv
Women Should Vote" Miss Ruth Ncif
and Mrs. Chnn added pleasure to the
I evening by their several musical mum
bers The next meeting OF the club
will he February 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Mrs ! \. Whtciord was hostess to
the Motherhood Culture club yc>tcr-
day at the home OF Mrs. Clarence
Brainc. when the lesson OF the after
noon on Health was conducted by DR..
Helen Rice. who spoke particularly on
An Ideal Medicine Chest" and The
Effects OF Food on Personality" Mrs.
William Schml,i read paper on the
causes. results and treatment OF ir-
regular teeth. followed by Mrs. {. !
Davenport, who told OF what Home
Nurse ough, to know. Mrs Roger )
Coates, Mrs $ CoacS and Mrs
MilaS LaSatcr were special guests OF
the afternoon After tea was inior.
mally served the club adjourned to
meet February l. with Mrs Earl H.
Shelley when Mrs. Clarence Brainc.
assisted by Mrs. O. V. Lee and Mrs.
Schmitt will have charge of the les
son on "CiyiCS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

Miss Bertha Levy returned the las,
oi tho week from an extended visit in
Minneapolis and Chicago
The Oklahoma City chapter OF the
United Daughters Of the Coniederacy
met yesterday at the home oi Mrs NJ.
/ J Thomson During the business
session the chapter accepted the rcsig
/ ration oi It's vice president. Mrs, Leon
W HuckinS, who recentlvcJcmoved to
/ Fort Worth, and Mrs { A. Green
lees was elected 10 I'll the vacancy.
Two. new members were welcomed.
! Mrs Lulu Sims Num-. transferred from
Shawnee, and Mrs G. e. Holt. Fol
lowing the business session an inior-
nal program was given when Mrs +.
l. Hahn read paper entitled. Our
Last Charge BEFORE the Surrender. "
Mrs J. T. Jones then read an inter.
eSting paper which was read before
/ the California state convention and
brought here BY Mrs. Ihomason The
subject OF this was "Thc Two Flags"
The special guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Fred Sutton. Mrs Mary Nc.
CMre, Mrs Charles Duncan. Mrs. ID.
K Morris and Mrs l.. {. Worthy
Mrs ThomaSon was assisted by Mrs.
W p Hubert, Mrs W ". Hampton
Mrs +, l., Hahn, Mrs q f. Jones and
Mrs /, G. Thomson The next repu.
lar meeting Of the chapter will be
February 26 the hostess to he an.
nounced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
H22eG.Q!; g; e:f0 w

lhayr Hodgin, with miscellaneous
shower last evening a, tho home ot
Miss Nelton In the game OF auction
the favor was won hy Mrs + Con
uerv OF Newcastle. Nch', who present
ed 1t the bride eject The guests were
Misses Margaret Kelley Martha
Baadc. Edith Gale. l.nora Skow, Eu
nice Skow. Matilda Mitchell, Maymc
ilodglns, Elsie Morton, Hazel Kirk
patrick. Mrs. Claude Ray, Mrs VII
liam II Patio, and Mrs. J. i. Son
merry.
Madame Alma Gmck, vino make, IT
a rule to never place number on her
program which doe, not suit her y"lCc
perfectly. will present c following in
tere,tlug and attractive program Al her
recital IN the Oycrhol,er Monday Feb
rudry -
Air Of Astoria" from the opera IN
Tclcrmaco" .....................,G Chuck
An Chloe ......... .......i..... MART
Rose Sonly Blooming '............ Spohr
so Sweet ts she" ............pld English
Der kuss' ....... ........,. Beethoven
Aria. "Dcpuis lc jour" from "loiuse''
.........,.... ....... Carpenter
'Du Bist Uic Ruh ............. Schubert
Der Sandman ........... Schumann
'khuZourtIA" ...... ........... l.O"wu
'Nori rhncllor SchWur' ..... Brahms
Little liustla Eoi, Song ..........
.......,. Arranged hy Efran IVLhisl
The NusWot' .... ....... RlrhP'RN1lofi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07
SFECIAL EASTER FHoGRAM..

At the First United Presbyterian
church Easter Sunday the choir will bs
assisted hy the Sunday school orchestra
ut both the morning and evening serv-
ices. The pastor. Rev. Charles Il Rob-
inson, D. D., will preach at both scrv-
ices.
The following mpsical program will
he rendered.
Morning SnrviS".
.tnthcm-Thc End Of the Sabbath-..
l+auSIHs
ethc Riscn King;
80 .Ai''''SA
Violin Ohligato. Walter Rogers.
Morning Service.
Anthen1-Christ Eternal 49,. Bo;hcroe
Anthem-ks Il Began 10 Dawn. Spence
Soprano .ssolo-I Know That Ny Re-
d-cner Liveth Mrs. Anna Hilton Otto
Anthefr-Ring out Glad Bells Bartlett
PERSONNEL Of choirt-Miss jessie = Ina
Wolfe. nr"anist; soprano. Mrs. Anna
Hilton QUO: cnatral;o. Miss Mary Nor
nn; tenor. VIII Drawciicr: has$n, Thos.
.. Foulk, director. j.. y. Mcclure. :.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

SEW YORK. APRIL 6-Eutter firmer:
creamery higher than extras 45945hc:
creamery cNtras (92 scnrc). 44kc Trsts
i%m St.: seconds IS :. I+lIsc
Eggs Irregular: fresh gathered extras
-, Il 81 - t: fresh gathered storage pack
-. fi"@ts % n - y irosh gathered firs,s
!:fr3ic >ia;". Pennsylvania and nearby
western h"nnery whites. fine to fancy,
-: nearby hcnuery browns 3503Sc.
Ch"cS" steady: state. held. specials
: @r2J &c: do. average run 24H 925c.
Dressed pouI,y easy; chickens lS@2eo
fowls l"'. iu2Jlzc: turkeys lS934c. .
Live poultry firm; fowls - q Csc: tur-
keys 204i CSC; no prices quoted on
chickens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07
Nu7S'S RTvIEw

NEW YORK. '.Nptil 1-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
with tho formal recognition OF a state
Of war generally discounted. business
proceeds without scmblancc of disturb
anc" though with appreciation OF the
economic changes that must inevitably
follow Additional stimulus to industrial
activity Is foreShadowed by present and
and for some time preparations have
been under way to effect the Nccns sarE
rcadjustmenis in both production and
prices. The exact nature and extent or
federal financing t. as Yet undctnr-
mined. but IN banking circles the pend
!n- raris are awaited with cnmposure.
as funds nav" been prudently kept in =
liruid position and thr nations none
tnry resources ore uE"luailed and more
ekillfuily nrgar;zcd. With such solid
facrs in evidence. faith In the future re-
mains 3 conspicuous feature and VIII! lie
there are elements Of uncertainty in tho,
commercial! situation. forward plans
testify to Sustained confidence IN tn"
stability oe III" leading markets. Many
new enterprises have started and the
domestic and cNp"rf demand taHee the
capacity OF most mills and factories.
with the full employment OF In Dor and
the further wage advances lending 10
offset the extreme costs ~ necessities.
Weekly hank exchanges SIS: .t6S,6ts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07
IN THE CHURCHES

The Intelligence Will gladly
publish church announcements.
but to insure publication and prop.
e. classification. notices irieDded
for publication in saturdays ISSUE
should be received at The Intel
nsencer office not later than Fri
day At noon. and Thursday. II pos
slble. 1t is respectfully. asked that
the notices be made as brief as
possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07
BRIDGEPORT CHURCHES:

-, N,N.'s ~ T.H!H0T'UI IN Nc. 1T
....,,,r, NAH sir""i. E"v. otto ." en-
- 80" .,,,,rr. Faster Sunday: Sunday
|,,,,,.i =, ?:&o i. III; confessional SER
-'"'"'' .,,c ,;.r,,,r, lauguagc. at 1000
-, divine services IN the German
;lIrcs!r,. .,rr; holy ""'Nmumion ~ W
- . = ErrI,yh cnrf,sSinuhl services at
= al ;, m. r:ucI!Sh v"Srrr services IA
: "a y ~. and holy communion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07

stree. o3po<i;" high school, E"|. has.
r. S-vcringhays. pas,"r--rh"T'' Will hH
an interesting prayer and rraIs'' r"rE-
school will convene AZ III" usual N"Ir.
~. q M. and AZ 10 o'cl"ck will "Hlt"
with tho morning congregation ~ III"
ii1pec room. whcr" Z Special ":St"r
program will o. carried ont CONSIST az
81 I'm lhulGauc" u s;u".! music. nap
tiS,nal services and other aI1r"Hr:ai"
..Nrr,,lSe~ At So y. III. In. pastor VIII
preach an s"anc"liStir sermon on t"n
t'uniu.rIr Who Holds N" krfS 80
!'"ntp AMI :i.!j." So :-i"n:1' "n'.r'H~>
Tor iF.. cause sc missions "lH h. -
,.";v.r! =: l,n,i; services. Services "'i.
a., ~ English. and everybody - ~
vi:",!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07

Elm G:rr" M".h"I.Si fiIS'' .,!,l
,ur,.n lnbn Henry HIS. pas}"r--Ih*
I.,nrr:,,l Tor tins .hun,h i"Y EaSIL Su'!-
a. j. IS follows: NJ ":mY =. III. an tti.S .,
-, rr,is,. ,.,.r.!c..: 81 ":4T sunday school,
IN ,nnre,. ~ f.. l.. Showers, superhero
"i!:: -" It. III. Il S"r'!I"n ny IN" J'"TND,,
.',n,.. .,Lni Dos IN. Gospel Mean
=, N,,u..''. oar nlIrr,u= i"ih ~ S"hhaF
:;,M"uj nnd ciurcn NH h" Tor III" cause
ri Missions; Junior l"n-"" ~" T. ~
rruur,h I.,nrur 80 Frp!. G. g. lipS-
80, I..,i,r. 80 sermon subject:
y:,.;,. hv tk,. choir III all the services.
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sunday. Preparatory service n 9;f' Il
y. th";~ sccEir" with Molly communion
at iu:"u Il. II. There VIII. b" no SunhdE
school ,.Ssion but instead. n" children
al the parish vii "ni"y u Specially AF-
ranged chrIH""n's s"-Nic" n =. IN. IN"
.hur,.h Will L.. handsomely Decorated l"r
g L.. o.'raSi"n. and tn" choir Wall renter
.r~1irinG music. NJ! ar" 'rTl'"! Tn"
F;a;riir,;,t Sn,.i":y. Will meet cu T';"sity
,,..inS. Monthly u:""'itr 90 II" 1t
,..a.' Aid society on Wednesday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07

IAN. S,-r., Il /. church. E"H. .i''i,U
Il. Howard! +. L.. f'a-i""---N' i".@'' ".
III. an! 80 = u-. =" i.Hs:'r program
Wi, l.c ...Y,irr"d ~. thr S,t','it> school,.
7. '1ns spectral :.:"ccnr" - m. gospel Ill
Latin .t;Usrl.;!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07

- U3uI'. church. f:!:n Grove. }. Lo-
.,..., ~, r.,.trr -- '..;i,.!, Viii b.. S'r-
'.,.... -, :; i'nul~ Church tumurru",
r.r-f,r-.!iE, ~ l"Hr "r,"tk ~ Inc go,
...r,,u, u,,,.p in,l. VIII hc rrl"brat ION
e! ,lUI: communion.
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The following order OF Scrl zee has

The f"iiow!n. order OF Scr1 irn has
been .tnu",n,ri for Easter. n til" FIRST
Iiapii%t church. Morning: Voluntary.
ASnlrd: responsive reading. announce
Iu"n;S, offering. scripture reading. an
thrn4. "AIlciuiI "a iii" King" Hail:
prayer, hyium. sermon. hymn. bencdic-
liur. !":iiuGr. Evening; Voluntary,
Ashford. h!ni'!. anthem. Seek Not TIL"
Listing Stevenson. announcements. 81 :
irIiuS prayer. scripture. anthem. u
w.. i;ri;".c" Hail: hymn, sermon. AN
ru..u.. Sow i Christ l:i$"n. Hall, bell
,.tI.r: IhI4 np:l Jude.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07
CLEAR|NC5 IN
bic INCREASE
TOTAL ON FRIDAY
REACHED $527,004.22
Total for the Month to Date
IS 50, sos, $50. Il, or 50
Per Cent lump.

Fridays Wheeling nanHing ci"ar:ass
reached s527."ni.2.2 corr pared with S""S.-
3S5.o6 for the. sam: LAE las; Ap:ll. a
gain Of SO per cen,.'
For the Eocth 20 da;"--t!rr barking
dayS-the total IS S3.5c5. lSpil CON-
pared with S2.:1l S3u.2;. gain OF
s1.l75.330.He. or sos per cent
Tho figures follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-07
REFORMED.

=. stephens. Reformed "HHr"H. 'a'F-
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HrANGELICAL

ETANSIELICAL
=. f2"I : t.N"HI' ~, ! .'.'' - ,,,,,
-7Sath A! Wood. \'S'H' ~ -,
tHSt"r-- l.HSi"- >U"!Hi. 'ha''' NJ" i"".
Si%A >"nr'S' .'i,', '> H. 49,
= '''i''''; ~ 80. ''r.,h;.. ..Ttc
,>":l: e.; Triu:nGi," t:v"a'n= i'r":>:' s":-
...rr,. e" -" T. -. III" choir VIII %inS
7'i'~r, VII p" h..,.''"m 81 rn1ld,.s. and
~. ~. .r':' .T1,~ MR. <urr.r MI he
;',r !'aE. .>Hn =" H"h""' NJ =. IN. s!|f
nj i~"gra::.. i:"-. 'r">' nt"",;1E 81 ,h"
.';.r'l.;> ''i''' ''' N,. i:,.o.,,~.t,,,.i
>r.Ei;I>!: EASTER $EEEh F" \. NJ.
'.......-.. ............., =. Z ''''''>''''
l.. ,'',,-''.'.. ~a.... IVA. s,o.r.e...
''''. . .,.'. /. T. Maker
'.f't'." ... -. ,,~1 =
i;:'sn Va. =" ,'i:r.~; -" '."rI: -
-" :",'a' ,,..,.. o., 10
SCRIPTURE '.'.,I|."~ ,.nr,x,..
Mr., -" ~
\':'f"Hi,'.' ~ ;.iS III. t.~rf.. ;;i,,,''
'!%mH ~. :. ..'.~', - ~ ,.,',,-,.h
"ti."sn- -" 49," H",'n ,r.-r-
-. :;
.>n:;,ru,: - "h"""i""" cong" ! -" ,..'..;..,
,.'., .....,..,.,.
'"'";nu"!"" Or ,,...
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PRESb 1iG 49, -or Ti,o-
. E':rst IrcSr%tf:'aia ''."L ~: ,.;rIGs
,.r-Sprc!a! Easter services nav ut.n
srraagcd for i".h morning tau HI ,,,.r
TN, raS:o- will bring an i' Hii
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zENwooD CHURCHES.

- Natlhrw'H LWtNHtlN CEVTCN,, ' =
T,,er street. Rcuwood. ". Va. t""E.
Go. +. Helm. .I,;,stor-Easter Su4hayy:
80 =. M. Sunday school ana I'b!c
,.r,sS. Frank kroEGcl. superintendent;
iu.an =. m. preaching services ilu the
t;rrman langlag with holy COMMUNION
and on Monday 1T 7:i5 p. M. a short
Tas,er program OF recitation and song
Nv the SUNDAY school. and an Easter
,3rt.t, "Vict6ry," by the ST. Matthew s
Lutheran choir. The solo parts win he
amn suns by. MISS Margaret SHARP and Mrs:
C;"orre +. Ilein. sopranos: Miss Mimi,
Koch. alto; Mr.. IIarry Marx. tenor; and
Mi Albert LAS bass. MARI h! nrir,n,,,
Wedm mt' ~" ak -. N, regular h'r;hday
social for the III, II "i April, SATURDAY
at TAO y. m. regular meeting OF the
church. council IN tho pastors Stu"S'
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8. lanes Evangelical Lutheran
church. l4o9-IA11 Chaplin" street, E"r.
Waiter l.: S"hm"tt". nISt"r-EhSt'r
$undav Nrr4l A---$unhay school. special
Trr4ic- @"l..-i"re ~ 4:iI Il. n: Morning
~..rvlc" ,Grr'ran) with Holy CCmnnunl"n
..t n IN Il M; E..,Htu@ SCrV'c" en-
.i.f!l With l1rir Communion 1T $50 y. III.
'".ir~.!ay r;c"u!; AT 500 social me-. :u-;
Of rn.. i.ui,l.r L.CaGiI.. All are invited.
thursday evening. 500 church. council.
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