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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-24

pany. from drowning in San Pedro har-
Dor while the outfit was rehearsing a
new American-Mutual drama, THE
Sea Master" at the Murrette today
and Tuesday.
In the course Of the play, King. who
is cast as Portuguese Joe. leader of a
band of mutineers. attacks Russell
while both are lying out on the seven
ty-foot yard ! arm of the schooner.
Southern Cross"
Come at me as though you meant
to kill me-" ordered Russell. and King
slid along the footropes like the good
yachtsman he is, pinning big Bill''
back down against the Tapping sail.
nearly breaking him in two.
When Russell got out from under
he gave King a heave that sent him
spinning off the yard into fifty faith
oms Of water
Hey! that guy struck a stanchion, -
yelled one of the deck hands, but Rus
sell already knew what had happen
ed and he hit the water nearly as soon
as King did.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-24
STARS AND STRIPES
FLOAT over SHAFT

PARIS, Dec a. - The Strassberg
monument on the Place Concorde,
which during the years before the war
was draped with crepe and for which
flowers and bunting were substituted
In August. 1914, today flies the Stars
and Stripes alongside the French Tri-
Color. The American and French
nags were raised over the monument
TO the Alsatian city yesterday after
noon in the presence of a large crowd,
which, in spite of the biting frost, I'M
covered as the two emblems were I'M
furled American Ambassador Sharp
and a number Of delegates from socie-
ties Of natives of Alsace-Lorraine, were
present
The flags were raised in the name
Of the General Alsatian-Lorraine Asso-
citation of America and the World
League of New York; Jules Siegfried,
president Of the Alsatian societies and
deputy from Havre, and Maurice Bar
res of the French Academy we're the
speakers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-24
On The Screen
WASHINGTON.

One Of the real screen novelties OF
the year is "All for Husband" the
new William Fox feature, starring the
accomplished Virginia Pearson. If you
have come to believe that there is
nothing new under the sun which
shines on the photoplay world, go to
the first theatre that shows All for
a Husband" and rejoice in finding a
picture that is distinctly different
Mis- Pearson, always a versatile act
ress, has adual role calling for the
most exacting character portrayal.
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Many tons OF hay from the Swiss
mountains have been exported to Ger
many to be used as tea. The hay con
sists chiefly Of aromatic plants and is
gathered with much difficulty in the
high attitudes The price paid for this
hay is between IS and So for 10t
pounds
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No White Christmas
Here's the Christmas weather fore

Here's the Christmas weather fore
cast.
A cold wave will hit Wayne county
tonight. The chances for a white
Christmas are slim, says Forecaster
Moore. But there will be flurries and
possibly squalls that may cover the
ground with white.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-24

-Four per cent interest compound
quarterly Is almost five per cent sim
pie interest. Buy War-Savings Stamps.
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MURRETTE

William Russell, star of adventure
drama. and known from coast TO coast
as THE .Adnois of the Screen had to
rescue Joe King. a member of his COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
MT. PLEASANT

Mr.. George Hayne. of Dillonvale. and
Miss Edna NJ Burris, were married in
Wheeling. June II.
Reception for Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Scott. was hold at the homo of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott. Satur-
day. June %. there being present 125
guests and fine luncheon was served.
Mrs. William Murray is not 50 well.
Mr.. Henry Wilkinson and Mrs. .iGe-
line Hawthorne. nf near Rayland, spen-
Thursday at the home of Mr.. DavIc
Buchanan.
Several people from this place attend
ed the chautauaua AT SmitRfield last
week
Miss May Thoburn. Of Cincinnati. O..
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Her, many friends are always glad to see
Miss Thohurn.
At. Pleasant band went to Adena Sun
day afternoon to play for Il Masonic
memorial service.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Orr. spent Sunday
at the home of their daughter, of MinGo.
|, RS. Ray Dawson.
Reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Buchanon. was given at the home or
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Buch-
anan. Wednesday, who was married June
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WHEELING CREEK


Clarence Remke. Of Sherrard. wa"
bringing ur cows on tho creek Monday.
W y. Dean spent part or Saturday
and SUNDAY on tn" creek.
Mrs. Edward Lively and children. or
Ovcrbrnuk. ars spending the week with
relatives here.
r;.ur... fI"aC was a business visitor al
Short Crock 4 few days recently.
/fos.ph Filters family will arrive
Friday At the Magnolia Fishing camp
to stay until after The Fourth.
The Jack E:sS club will open their
season ON Saturday. June 80, with q
stag party.
Robert Kyle and family and Elmer
Maglt. were visitors "n the creek Mon
day.
,lav nj The nom" at oliver Sheets.
Cold storage is not the only solu-
ton of the Egg problem. Earl
ilatrhed pulrts of th" American breeds
that begin TO lay in the tall is ono
that promises to max" gn0f. In order
to- change rho dates on hens an III
cuhator will probably DC necGed.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. ". VA. June ga
charter today was issued TO the Wheel
tnx Corrugating company of Wheeling 10
operate in the same place: capital stock.
$4,000: incorporators. ". II; Ao3ot.; ~
C. whitaker. 2. Ewing. ". II; Van
ming ana G.. ". Hooking. all OF wheel
ing.
DR.. s. L. Jepson. state health commits
sioner and secretary ex-ofticio OF the
state health council. has announced the
first meeting Of the new council To nc
held in Charleston July 1o-1l. The eN-
animation Of applicants for license 70
practice medicine In West Virginia will
be conducted In the chamber of the house
Of dele gates. beginning July 10. Thirty,
one applicants already have notified
Commissioner Jepson that they will take
the examination and the number is eX-
pected to reach thirty-frc.
An executive session Of the council
will be held in tho Office OF Commission
er Jepson on the evening of July H.
when a president will be chosen. Other
items Of business at this session will in.
clude the decision as TO the number Of
employees the council will have next year
and the confirmation of new county
health officers In all the counties of the
state.
On advice Of Attorney General r T
England the state labor commissioner
Samuel B. Montgomery. has issued rrl-
ing that all labor agencies operating IN
the state must take out a license in ea'n
county In which they do business. They
cannot have an office In one county and
operate In other counties o the home Of
flee license.
The ruling Is issued with the purposs
Of restricting the operations OF agencies
which are working in the state inducing
laborers employed here 10 go into other
states
In constructing the West Virginia do.
sertion and nonsupport act Of 1915. AZ
torney General England today held that
justices Of tho peace have no authorit y
10 issue ponsuppnrt. warrants under it
He held further. however. that the rev
law does not der"al tho 1915 statute and
that under it the Justices may isSu. Sucl
warrants.
The principal new feature or tn" now
law Is TO make deSrrtinn and nonSuprnrt
an extraditablc offrnss, All It's pr"vi,
sions however. ar" under the juriS,iir,
zion OF tina Juvenile. circuit. int"rrr,-drltc
and criminal courts.
Because Of disput" OYER tie. ,ondi.
ton Of the scales used IN "rr "t tEr,
mineB Of the Boomer Coal and Coke com
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%. A fine dinner was served. Those
present were: Mr. andr Mrs. Wilmer
TWeedy. Miss May Troburn. Miss Mary
Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Bucn-
anan, Mrs. Lizzie Bower, MT. and Mrs.
William Lawrence:
!. Mrs. Murden Dutton was caller ar
the home Of Mrs. David Buchanan SUM-
day
Mrs. y. r. McConahey and Misses Alma
and Lafie Reed. May Thoburn, Bennett
Dicky, attended services at Scotch Ridge
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Turk. Of Canton. Is visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. and rms. Lemoyne Mercer and
/ child spent Sunday at the home Of her
uncle. Mr.. Ford Sickle.
Rev. Gilmore has gone to Alabama. FOR
! a month. to visit his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Montgomery
and daughter, Virginia, Of Martins Ferry.
spent few days with her parents. Air.
and Mrs. John k-lnkic.
: Miss Kate McMannus, is in serious
/ condition.
caller Saturday.
Mems Bible class Of the PrespyteriaB
, church gave a banquet In the church oe
Thursday evening, June 81. a fine pro-
gram was carried out. with Rev. BeligeE
Of lJilIonvale giving an excellent talk OF
What is Life" Rev. Gilmore. teacher
of the class. received $5l from the class
for his trip, which was greatly appre-
ciated by Rev. Gilmore. Fine refresh
mcnts were served. Those present re-
port ed Il fine time.
Mrs Ben Wright is able to be OF.
again. after several months illness.
Mr. and Mrs. William Zeyer and fam
lily and Miss Mary Zeyer, Of near Har-
risville. spent Sunday at the home OK
their brother. Mr. Henry Zeyer.
! Latimer McConahey. Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
spent Il, few days with his mother. Mrs.
". j.. McConahcy.
The old school house IL about torn
/ .w:ir for a new building.
Mrs Anna Clever entertained the
! Misses Alma and Lafie Reid and May
Thoburn. Wednesday afternoon.
j Mr.. and Mrs. John Krinkie and family
; spent Monday evening at their old homo
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SPIRITUALIST,

The First SpIriluHiiSt association will
hold there closing services for the sum-
MGR Sunday. July |. Tho Childrcn'S pro
.rcSSive lyceum will meet AT 10 o'clock
Il. H., lecture followed with spirit mes
sagcS at IS" T.. IN. R2v. g.. W. Way.
pastor and psychic.
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IN THE CHURCHES

The Intetllgencer will gladly
publish church announcements
hut 10 insure publication ana prop,
er SsfiCatiOn. notices lEicndeo
for publication in Saturday issue
should be received al The lntei-
hseucer office not later than rrl-
day at noon. and Thursday. II pos
sible. |, is respectfully asked that
the notices be made as brief as
possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
ruAEGEI,ICAI

81. Pnurs EVnng1 local EnNrCh Thir.
,y-riShth and WOOD streets. August
earl Easrhr. r'asrnr--t;erman s"rvic:
from I" II ~. NJ: subject. our Free
dom" Sunday Bible school. 10 to 1880
a. M: English service. ln:%D 10 ll1Ii
subject. "lIcrnir service and Great Re-.
ward No evening services durlnS
fIIy and August. Ladies' Aid society
u"Hrs ut 2 f.. m. willing Workers meet
Monday al = T.. m. Business meeting
nf SUNDAY School teachers and Officers
Tuesday at p. III.
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Junior league meets in:Ju &. nj. con-
Quoted by Marie Hall: evening services,
$50 y. M. hall 2Q1 Mutual Sank build
ing. Lecture and messages by Re-.
Howe, of Pittsburgh
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Sunday after Trinity-Holy Commu-
Mon. \ Il. M; Holy Communion and ser
mon. 1880 Il. NJ; urrn 3Ir service, G:iJ
p. M; Sunday schuul ?:l5 Il, m; Men 5
Eiblc class, J:SU a. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
REDWOOD. CHURCHES.

REDWOOD IT. z. ChurCh, CORNER Flfth
and Main Street. Rev. G.. D.. Sampson.
PaStor-Sunday school. 10 n. M; Mems
Bible class. N n. M: morning worship,
II n. NJ. sermon by tho pastor. The
Expression Of True Soldier OF
Christ" Epworth league. { p. NJ: even
ing Worship. p. m. This will be a pa
trIotlc service. address by the pastor:
subject. ~ IScttcr Patriotism. Patriot
IT, songs will b. used and special pa
triniic music by the choir Official
board meeting after service Sunday
night Midweek service Wednesday 5
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r1KE CHnRCHES

81. Marke hulhtram CHURCH. Elm
Grove, +. q. Alpcrs. paSlur--- Sunday
school and Bible class. ?:4I Il. m. II. +.
Schnefcr. superintendent: morning
service at II II. m. The Two Build
crs" M evening services during July
and august. Regular CONVERSATIONAL
meeting On Monday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

For. 81 centuries the shadoof. a type
sweep used by the Egyptians for rails.
ing water, has been in common use.
Indeed. it Is thought by some to have
been an ancient device even $500
years before Christ.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ. Scientist. A
u. l.. ". auditorium. lll9 Chaplin"
street. Services Sunday II q. nj. Sub
jet. "Christian Science Wednesday
Testimonial meeting, r. m: Sunday
school. 9:iI u. m: reading room. 1ll1
I'hapIine street. open daily except Sun
days and legal holidays. from - O'Clock
nj. until ) u. ~. and on Saturday even
ing from O'Clock Ia o'clock.
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pany at Boomer, the miners employed IN
it hxve walked out pending an official
testing. .. y. Ashburn. state inspector
Of weights AMI measures. went 10 Boom
er today TO test the scales.
On the invitation of Governor Corn
we'll. nr. Hastings Fl. Hart. director or
the Russell Sage foundation Of New
York. today appeared before the state
Ncxnrutive council OF dnefnse and deliE-
ersd an address on the sociological prob
lsns which tn: state and nation Will
have to meet as results OF the war.
Announcement has been received from
President George W. Stevens. OF the
Ctc<apcrks and Ohio railroad to the ef-
feet that 1855 employees Of the company
had purchased to date approximately
$50 900 worth of Liberty loan bonds.
New subscriptions to the state work
mems compensation fund were approved
hy Commissioner Lee OFT as follows:
Sovereign Gas company. Huntington:
Hendricks Conl company. Hendricks
john y. Warner. coal mining, flarkShurc
ana Piedmont Mining company, New
burg.
Seventeen formal complaints have
boon tiled with tn. public service com
mission in the month Of Juno. the larg-
e<t number of any month since the COM
tllxSion WAS established. Several hun
drei informal complaints have been filed
during tho month. Among the NOR" i'm
tortaut Of tho formal cases was the ap-
r,licatiun of tho thoSa p"ake and Dh'n
railroad for permission to discontinue
passenger trains md tn" application OF
the rnilroa Il to advanC" coal rates.
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Third Presbyterian Church. Ih;rtH-
eighth and Jacob Streets, Rev. J. L. Ley
cnhrrgnr. D. H.. lasinr--Tho Usual scrH-
ices will be held sabbath. July J: SAIL
bath school ut J:Sn -. III; preaching ~
ln:4I e. m. The speaker Tor the inorh-
ing service will he Major Morgan, y:
the Auti-SaIOun LEAGUE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
NERV.MINTz FOR
NERVOUS PEOPLE

The great nerve tonic-the "a
nous remedy-that will put visor.
vim and vitality into nervous.
: tired out. all in. respondent peo-
. pie in Il few days.
Anyone can buy box for only
soc. and c. H. Griest & Co. are
authorized by the manufacturer 70
refund the purchase price II any
one is dissatisfied with tho first
box purchased.
Thousands praise them for gen
eral debility. nervous prostration.
mental depression and unstrung
nerves caused by over Indulgence
In alcohol. tobacco or overwork OF
any Kind.
For any affliction OF the ner-
yous system NERV-MINTZ ara
unsurpas sed. while for hysteria,
trembling and neuralgia they are
simply splendid.
soc the box at Grlest Drug Co.
Nail orders filled. post paid.
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REFORMED.

81 Stephens Reformed Church. Thir-
ty-siXlh and E"ff street. Rev. l.. H..
ATat2kr. laStnr--Sundny school AT SID
- H. 1880 H. NJ, German aud English
preaching service. M evening service
congregational meeting after morning
scrv ice: = r. M. Ladies' Aid meeting AT
church parlurs. All members are re-
ulI"Stcd To b" Pre- sent.
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WARWoop CHURCHES.

Warwrod Lutheran Church. the Cen
TOR High School. place Of meeting, Rev.
Rglph & HarShman. pastor. July l.
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PIKE CHURCHES.

Ruha NJ. +. EnGrch 'M"Wrt dc Chan
tab. NJ t.. GrIfii7. lliniStgr--iu The
following services a cordial Invitation
is EXTENDED: sunday school ut 10 o'clock.
J. H. Neck. superintendent: EpwortI
League at +. M; Preaching Ill "'rlnck
This Will be- our last evening service un-
Til further notified. Commenting next
Sunday. July \. services will bc held 1T
IL o'clock
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Second Presbyterian Church--The
Roy. Charles T.. Bishop. Ph. D.. ~ me
State university. Morgantown. W. Va
will preach at both morning ami even
ing ServiGeS.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST rr"shvI"rI"n Church. l""l Chap
linz street, Claude Porter Terry. Minis.
,.r-Eible school. -" Il. IN; music hy
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the orches ira: morning worship. ln:]I
a. m: evening worship. I:45; special mu-
sic by lie curus choir The pastor Viii
preach al both morning and evening
ScrNiCCS.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

First tinted Presbyterian church. Rev
charles n. Robinson, II. u. pastor SerN-
ices at 5:+i Il. m. aud 80 j.. M. win
sermons hy Iha pastor. tn" morning topic
being The Unri =ht"nu$n"ss 1T waste;
EihIn school. Iunn's aud wnm"rs ''la$Sns
go q. H. At the morning %"rElrc the
laI.lisn If children will b" observed
prayer service. Wednesday. ~ 4" p. m
Second United Presbyterian 'hurch.
,'harlne and Fourteenth streets. Ira q.
N,l'rrarv u,@t"r. 80 4. N. patrinI L.
service in IN" sabbath S"h"'l: special
music and EXERCISES h% III school and
an address hy .Iudcr r. :. li"n"rknr. Tho
SCHOOL will rInkr an "Er'rln: for the RCD
cross. nets t. H.. "'rh" Duty nf tn"
church in Il,r Time ri War" :Sn y. M.
ono W"nlan'% Mistak". EOth sermons
~ hN Tho Slnr.
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fourth SUNDAY after Trinity-Divine
worship with sermon by the pastor 1T
100 r. NJ; Sunday school Children s
DAY service at 10 q. n.
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BAPTUST.

First Baptist Church. corner Of
Twelfth and Byron Embellishments
school. 9:45 a. M; morning worship. |
On account of the Baptist outing 10 10
held at Cressups grove. there will not
be any prayer service In the church
building on Wednesday. July 4. At tn"
morning service the pastor will discuss
the topic. ITO the Unknown God" In
the evening he will speak on The sub
ject. 1T Is Well To BE Sought After"
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

Saint Matthew's Episcopal Church.
Rev. X. Il. l.. Slrider. Rector, the Fourth
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Buckley N. f: Church. {. 4. $nidcr.
Pa%tur--l'uhlic worship and %"rlnur.
1885 Il. M. and : -. M; subjects. lib
erty" and The Magnetic Power Of
Christ" Sunday school. $50 Il. nl.;
prayer service Wednesday night. TN"
regular monthly meeting IF the official
board will be held on Monday night
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Edgwnud Lutheran Church-Thc Edc-
wood town hall. place OF meeting: Rev.
Ralph y. fiarshman. I'aStoT-July i:
Fourth sunday after Trinity. Divine
worship with sermon by the pastor al
80 II m. Sunday school at $3.50 a. III.
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Warwood Christian Church. Francis
NJ. hiLdlc. MinSt&r--G3ibie school, ':4J
y. M: Carl taruthcrs. superintendent
Lords supper and sermon. II a. m sun
icct The Worlds RrdeenIer Union
services in the evening ct the Prespyte-
rian church. All cordially invited.
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At the Roney's Point United Prcshrtc
ran church next Sabbath morning. July
], tho pastor. Rev. Roy i. Morris. will
preach IN "Christans and the War"
The services will he held at II: 80. with
Sunday school 1T lh. usual hour. 1890.
Evening services will be held at $50.
\ cordial invitation is extended to all
To attend these services.
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Warwood Presbyterian Church. Twen-
tin1h street, near Warwood avenue. +.
T.. Carson. RESPONSIVENESS for Sunday.
July /, rs follows. Sunday school at
go a. H.: morning service at l0:4o:
subject, acquaintance with Goa. IN
tn. evening there will be Il union serv,
ice nf all the Warwood churches held
in our church and 3cN. J. G.. Buckley.
OF the Methodist church, will preach.
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Fulton N. E. Church. N. Homes Cum.
mlngs. Pastor-Sunday school at s p
m. Emmett Swan. superintendent
preaching at 7:45 p. m.
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Christian RI Irch. McMcchen, corner
Fourth .trd Logan streets. Z. W. Fuller.
jr.. minister. Morning worship. includ-
ing Bihlc school from 10 TO 80 a. M:
Y y. s. G. T.. G:i5 p. NJ; preaching serv-
icr. 7:45 p. M. I'm address for the even
inE service by Major {. Il. Morgan. of
Wheeling. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening: Ladies Aid meeting all day
Thursday with lunch NJ noon: choir re-
hesrsui Friday evening: official board
meeting Saturday evening.
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Stone Presbyterian. Elm Grove. l.. r..
Lcwrllyn, I'astur-- Public service al | |
a. M and at :&h y. M. At II Il. m. SER
mon and communion will be obGers& ID ::
sermon al I:3u: Sabbath school 1T $50:
Young Peoples services. ut $50, Miss
Virginia Atkinson leader.
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mcMECHEN CHURCHES.

First n +. church Of McMcchcn. Rev.
pIair W. Roberts. pastor. Sunday School
nj g:45. Morning worship at II. Any
ishng 10 have their children baptized
will phase bring them to this service.
Prayer and class meeting at I:l!. w. D.
Goodwin. leader. rhildrcn's day eNrr-
ciSts will be observed IL Is o'clock In tho
evening. Trustee meeting Monday even
inE and Stewards meeting Thursday.
iraycr meeting Wednesday evening at
urluclI.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church. ESQ Eoff
Strcet-Sunday school. Ia n m. \ thor.
nuGhly wlde-awakn. aGSresSiv" school
\ great Bible class for men. taught by
Dr. r. L. Drnkard. Preaching | u. NJ
and 7:ii p. III. by Rev. Walter :. nuI-
lnp nf NashinEi on. d. g.; great Mes
sages from q great preacher. Nuu ought
to hear him. Prayer and praise service
Wednesday evening =. M. follow I'd ny
r. brief lecture on the Sunday school les
son for the next Sunday by Dr. Drink
ard
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First Christian Church. Elm Grove.
Harry Robertson. Pastur--l0 a. NJ. Bf
BIZ school: II Il. H.. communion service
and sermon; subject. Food Conserra-
linn Lessons" j.: M, patriotic service
in accordance with President Wilson's
desire: special music and sermon. sub,
jert. The spirit II 1t and IL Thurs
day. 5 p. m. munihly meeting Of the
official board of The church.
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Greggsville NJ r. Church. NJ Home :
Cummings. Pastor-Snnday school At
10 a m, ". B. Frettyman. SuperIntcn-
don't: preaching at II o'clock. text. "R"u-
der Unto Caesar tho Things Which Are
Caesars"