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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-09-20
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TIME TABLE
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN r.

PASSENGERS GOING f.
Arrives. . ..,...,., 6:oS u. IN.
No. Sill
Leaves. ..... 6:tS n. M.
No, 5O3-Ieayes ....... s:2i y. M.
FREIGHT GOING WEST
No. $40 a. IN.
PASSENGER GOING EAST
No. ht4-Ieayes 10:tS n. m.
No. .... .10;27 y. IN.
FREIGHT GOING EAST
No. 14-MiNed-Leaves. ..... 1919 u. M
GOING ORT
No. 21-Nixed-Leaycs. T.. .:i5 a. IN.
I1-Passenger-Ieaves ..... 6:I0 q. IN.
FROM NORTH
No. IO-Passenger-Arrives ....l0:ls y. m.
No. 22-Mixed-Arriyes. .,.. f:o y. m.
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NOTICE SEALED BIDS

Sealed bids, directed to I, D. Aldrich,
Secretary Of the Regents of Education, care
state College, Brookings, $. D., and en-
dorsed "Armory' or addition" or PA
vilion." as the case may be, viii be received
on or before October End. 1917. at 2 o'clock
p. m, for all labor and material required
In the construction and completion OF three
buildings. 10 be erected on the Campus OF
the State College Of Agriculture and Me
chanic Arts. at Bookings, South Dakota,
as follows:
Armory Building. F. II. EIlorbe, architect.
St. Paul, MINI.
Addition to Administration Building, Jo-
seph ~SchwarZ, architect.
stock Judging Pavilion, Joseph Schwarz,
architect, Sioux Falls. s. D.
Contractors may bid on any one or all
of the above buildings.
Each bid Is TO be accompanied by a GER
tilted check, Of a sum equal to 2 per cent
of the proposal, made payable to the Re-
gents of Education.
Plans are on file at the office Of the state
engineer. Homer NJ. Derr, Pierre. s. D.. at
the Offices Of the architects. and at the
Builders Exchanges in st. Paul and Mime
apolis, MINI.
six sets of each plan will be on file at
the Office Of K. A.. Larson, Secretary, State
College. Bookings. 6. D.. where any or all
may be obtained by contractors, for such
periods of time as the secretary may direct.
and upon a deposit OF $1,000 for the loan
OF each set of plans, said deposit to be
reiunded, after the contractor mas submitted
a proposal and returned the plans at the
time appointed by the secretary.
Contractors desiring the loan Of a set Of
plans. prepared for their own use, in fgur-
ing this work, may obtain them from the
above mentioned architects upon making
the following deposits: Armory Plans,
s2o.00 Addition to Administrator Building,
SEQ. 90; stock Judging Pavilion, 5000. One
half OF these deposits Will be refunded upon
the return Of the plans In good order on
the day the bids are opened.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or
all bids.
REGENTS OF EDUCATION.
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STOCK FOR SALE

SHEEP ~, 0OO--Lambs, wethers and
breeding yves for sale by White, the
sheep MN. Cogswell, North Dakota,
and Mics City, Montana.
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Advertisements will be inserted in this
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One Cent a word for each succeeding inser-
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RESOLUTION NO. eco
State OF South Dakota,
County OF Bookings SIS.
IN ConptV Cont

BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF BROOKINGS
OUT
It is necessary to construct, and the own
ers and occupants of the lots and parcels
of land adjoining the sidewalk hereafter
mentioned, are hereby required and notified
to construct. at their own cost and expense,
within twenty days after the first publica-
ton hereof, a sidewalk of gravel, sand and
cement in accordance with the provisions
OF Chapter XVIII of an ordinance en-
titled, IAN Ordinance in Revision OF the
Ordinances of the City Of Brookings. South
approved April Q. 1906, along
The north side OF Sixth street in said
city, and in front of and abutting upon the
following lots and parcels of land. to-wit:
Lots 8 and 9 in Block 2 Of Sanderson's
Addition to the City of Brookings. Lot 8
in Block 3 Of Saunders Addition to the
City of B~rookings, and Ways Addition to
the City of Bookings;
And if said sidewalk shall not be con-
structed within the time aforesaid, said city
Will construct the same under the super
vision of the city engineer, and the expense
thereof will be assessed against the abut-
ting property.
Passed Sept. 3, 1917.
Approved Sept. 3, 1917.
w. II. LETGHTY,
Attest. Mayor.
G. II. Stoddart,
City Auditor.
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Estate Of Henry Mattila, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator of the estate Of Henry Mat
tia, deceased. to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said adj
ministrator. at his place Of residence on
tho NE. Quarter of section ,, in Township
lie. of Range -, in the County Of Brook
ines, South Dakota.
Dated this 18th day Of September, 1917.
O. a. KURKELA,
Administrator
BY G. \. s. ARNESON,
Attorney for Administrator,
Bryant, S, d.
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ANNUAL S. S. CONVENTION
Tuesday, Sept. IS


Afternoon
$500 Opening Observation-Disclosures
by j. II. Hubbard, president.
2:15 The Convention at Prayer
Led by Rev. ID. V. Richard
son, pastor Presbyterian
church, Volga.
Special music
2:30 Superintendent Conference
conducted by Mr.. +. NJ. Ellis,
superintendent Bookings NJ.
+. Sunday school.
Secondary Workers Confer
ence-Conducted by Mrs. G..
a. Walradth, White.
Primary Workers Conference
Conducted by Mrs. A. b.
Dalthrop. Nolga.
$3.50 Address -"The Teacher and
The Book" Rev. Gay c.,
White, Watertown.
4:15 Business session
Report of secretary-treasurer.
Finance-George w. Miller,
general secretary.
Appointment of committees.
Adjournment and getting ac-
quainted.
Evening
1880 Praise Service--Rev. /. NJ. Har-
gett, pastor NJ. Z. church,
Bookings.
7:45 Presidents address.
Special music.
SIS Address-"The Child in the
Midst" Rev. Gay G.. White,
Watertown.
Remarks by Geo. w. Miller,
general secretary.
Reports of committees.
Election of officers.
Wednesday, Sept. 26
Morning
$50 Devotional Services-Rev. w.
A. Mast, pastor First Presby-
terrain church, BroOkings.
9:45 Sunday School Inhuences-Mr.
F. f. Baldridge, superinten-
dent United Presbyterian
Sunday school, %Brookings.
Special music.
Open Conference-Led by Gen
eral Secretary G. w. Miller.
Afternoon
90 Open Worship-Rev, Seastrand
pastor NJ. +. church, Bruce.
Special music.
80 Address-"How the Church
Can Help the school," Rev.
Gay c. White, Waterfowl.
3:15 Definite Decision for Christ
and the Church." George W.
Miller, general secretary.
Evening
40 Song and Praise Service-Rev.
F. w. Stoll, pastor NJ. f.
church, Aurora.
500 Home Department-Mr Mrs. Mel
lie White, Volga.
SIS Reaching the Unreached."
Geo. w. Miller, general sec
rotary.
Closing Remarks--J. II. Hub
bard.
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Miss Anderson Visits.

Miss Esther Anderson, secretary of
the foreign department of the Young
Women'S Christian association, will be
in Missoula the latter part OF this
week visiting the university and city
associations. Miss Anderson will speak
at the university convocation Thurs
day morning from 1880 o'clock until
1870 o'clock.
on Saturday afternoon Miss Ander-
son will be n guest of honor at the
conference benefit tea, which will he
held by the University Y. w. c. A.
at the home of Mrs. G. F.. Peterson on
Gerald avenue. There Will be n mu-
steal program at this time and Miss
Anderson will tell of the summer con
ference held al Seaheck, Washington.
Miss Anderson has served as Y. W.
G.. \. secretary in China and Japan
and she has a rich store of experiences
to relate. y cordial invitation is en-
tended to all ladies in Missoula to be
present at the home of Mrs. Peterson
saturday afternoon.
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of the evening. The pole will be wound
with red white and blue streamers. as
the young women use military effects
in winding the streamers.
This is one Of the few university ac-
tivities which have remained on the
university schedule since war was de-
clared The carnival, which is usually
held after the rcte will not be given
this year for this reason, so that the
young women have concentrated on
the dances. and have planned many
new dance features and innovations.
Some of the other attractions OF the
evening will be the Blue bird and the
Rose dances and the Quaker minnet,
which have been directed by the May
dance committee, Grace Rely. who is
the chairman. and Doris Prescott. Ret
IS Harrows aud Lcnore Ilemmick.
The new dances which will be shown
this year are the dances Of different
nations and the Pompeilan Flower Iirl
dance by the members of Miss Flor
cnce Gc,ty's gymnasium classes.
The May pole winding. which will lac
the last feature Of the evening. has
been worked MP by w. w. II. Mus
tanc. head Of the physical education
department.
Solo dancing will be given by Mollic
kcarney. E,lna Peterson and by some
Of Miss Kearnoy's smallest dancing
pupils.
The campus that night will be made
festive by the variaeated cOlors of the
costumes Of the 100 girls who are to
participate in the May fejo.
Miss Rernice Kemp will play the ac-
cOmpanimcnts for the dancing
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First Methodist Episcopal.

Corner Of East Main and Washington
streets. Rev. Charles y. Crouch, d. D.,
pastor.-Sunday school at GAS n. M.
Lewis NJ. Shines superintendent; DAILY
addition Sunday school at 3 p m. Isaac
I. scott, superintendent. Morn.'.:. wor-
ship in commemoration of Mothers
day at II O'Clock, subject of sermon,
Its God. But Mothers Help a Lot ;"
Evening worship ana sermon at s
o'clock. Epworth league devotional
service at Z o'clock. This will be the
Epworth ltacnc anniversary service
Monday evening q special meeting Of
TIE official board 1t s O'Clock. Wednes-
day evening prayer meeting at y
egn Missionary society viii meet with
Mrs. c.. X. Perry, 3l5 East Front street
at 2:3o. Friday evening the Epworth
league will have its monthly social SEES
sion and the nickel strips win be re-
ceived. The special music for the
Mothers day services by the vested
choir will be as follows: Anthem, Ills
Mothers Day" Jackson; anthem, Tar
ry With Me" Davis" anthem, Praise
Ye the Lord" Vance. 4 comforta Bile
pew and a welcome for you always at
this church.
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Christian Church.

Postofficc block, George H. Rasscn,
ninister.-i}ihlc school at 10 a. m DIT.
L. NJ. Pearce, superintendent; every
officer teacher scholar and friend of
the school is urged to be present.
Preaching by ED. j. f.. Parker, state
missionary superintendent, at II a. IN.
intermediates and Senior E.ndeavors at
30" p. IN. All young people are in
fited. Special Mothers day service at
,.p. m. This service will consist of n
special musical program and sermon
~ the minister on the theme Moth
ST. Good special music at all services.
fhe membership is urged and the gen.
f"ral public ia most cordially invited to
attend all or any of these services.
strangers in the city and young people
$yill be especially welcome. Bible study
ind prayer service "Wednesday evening
At &
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To Greet Mrs. Drew,

Nor" than 200 ladies accepted the
invitation of Mrs. William p Torbis,
10 call at her home on South Second
street last Tuesday afternoon, to greet
her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Edgar
Drew, an April bride. The beautiful
living room of the, FOrbis. home was
decorated with American flags and
With flowers : in the} samc!j shades OF
red. white and blue. :, In the dining
room, u great star in the center of. the
table. shown upon 1hc,3 white : linen,
while bon bons, flowers and favors re-,
peai'd the colors most effectively
The" ladies assisting in making well:
com" the guests. We're ,Mesdamcs VIII
liam Murphy r. T. Sterling. A. p.
Tici jcn. Charles Johnson. T.. LIP. Ec,A
tor Frank Thomas and G. T.. Peterson;
In the dining room Mesdamcs Fayctte
Harrington, Harry H..Parsons and f..
G.. Robinson presided .at>the coffee urn.
while Mrs. !, Holly Wilkinson, Mrs.
Frank Campbell, Mrs. Robert Borland,;
Mrs. Hugh. Forbis., Mrs. Clarence For.
bis. Miss Esther Dngan; of Butte, Miss
Edith Tctjen.and Miss .Chnrline john
son served the GUESTS. :. -.
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Presbyterian Church.

South Fifth street, west. one block
from Higgins avenue: Rev. J. n. Mac
'ran. D. D., minister: residence, 800
stevens strcct.-Public worship at II
l. m. and p. m. The Rev. Robert a.
Cameron of Anaconda will officate at
10Th services. The morning sermon
will be in the nature of a Mothers day
sermon. The musical part of the serv =
&c will be under the direction of +. Il.
Houzcns Sunday school will meet as
Usual at IL o'clock sharp. DR.. Trexler
superintendent, Miss Mabel Palmer,
musical director. The Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor will
meet in the chapel at o'clock y. m.
Miss Leila Paxson. president. Prayer
meeting on ednesday evening at s
o'clock in the chapel. Strangers and
visitors will find Il cordial welcome at
al these services. The Ladies' Aid
society will meet on Thursday after
lOon in the assembly hall to be enter
aimed by Mesdames F.. y. CAN'T, l.. T.
Reed, ]. @. Roberts and Jane Kellogg
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Emanue, Lutheran Church.

432 Alder street. T. V. Anderson pas
tor. residence 531 n. Sd street.-Sunday
school 10 a. M, morning worship IL.
Evening worship s. Monday evening
the Dorcas society meets at the par
soLage. Tuesday evening the Luther
league meets for a social evening al
the home Of Willard Anderson, 43O
Plymouth. Saturday afternoon at
o'clock the Little Workers society
meets with Miss Pauline Andersen
925 West Spruce. A convention Of ths
Montana district will be held hero
from the 18th to the goth inclusive.
Thursday evening at 5 Student Peter
son Of Great Falls will preach. Friday
evening Rev. Fair and Rev. ID. n. An
derson. Rev. ~ J. w. Nelson in Mill.
town. Saturday evening there will be
q general discussion on the topic
conversion" A hearty welcome ex-
tended to all services.
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At the Churches
The Salvation Army.

Meetings as follows: saturday. Sp.m.,
gospel OF liberty. Sunday, 10 a. M,
Meeting at the county Jail with the
prisoners. IL a. m., THE Beauty of
Holiness" songs, etc. Mothers Day"
$50 p. M. company meeting for Bible
study, lesson Christ the Servant of
AL Luke 22:24-27. John 134-17.
$50 p. M, Young Peoples legion, top
ic "A Good Mother" Exodus 2:1-1O.
I: 10 p. m., evening open air rally.
p. M. mothers and fathers memo
Fial; Exodus 2O:12. Special songs,
songsters' selections, music, etc. Clos
ing invitation. Can a boy forget his
Mothers prayer when he has wandered
Tod knows where Come back, my
BOY come back ! say. and walk now in
by mothers way
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$40 West Spruce street, G. David
swanson. pastor.-Sunday school at 10
Il. M. classes for all ages. Mornin.
service at II and evening service at 5
o'clock. The evening service will be
a "MOtherS' Service" Service in the
Midtown chapel at 3 p. H., V p. s. at
$50 p. m. Prayer meeting Wcdnes-
day evening at s. The Helping Hand
Aid society will meet with Mrs. l..
johnson, 307 North Second street next
Thursday evening at o'cloc%. Slcan-
gers will find a hearty welcome al the
services of this church.
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First Church Of Christ. Scientist,

Corner Pine and Pattee streets
sunday services at II a. m and 8 y, M
subject, Adam and Fallen Man"
The Sunday school convenes at the
lose of the morning service. Wednes-
lay evening testimonial meeting at s
o'clock. Reading room in the church
building is open every afternoon ex-
cept Sundays and holidays, from un-
il 4, and on Thursday and Friday
'ronings from 7:30 until 8. All are cor
Tally invited to the services and to
'nJoy the privileges of the reading
,oOm.
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This is Mothers Day and while
all the world of sons and daughters
shall sing the praise of Mother" and
her blessed service, the mother herself
is thinking Of the thousands of moth
ers' sons now suffering upon blood
stained tattlefields; and she is devot
ing her week day hours to sewing and
knitting ana. folding. bandagcs for the
comfort oG those soldiers.
II is indeed Il busy time, as well as
a time of intense strain upon heart
sympathy and patriotic devotion. With
the many calls Is have part in SILVER
Teas and meetings of ia" four midi
vidual patriotic organizations in Mis-
soula, there Is growing q closer sister
hood among lHe mothers sud a finer
appreciation between mother and
daughter
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Patriotic League at Work.

The Women's Patriotic league of
Missoula will be at work in the office
of the county superintendent of schools
in the courthouse Tuesday afternoon,
Friday and Saturday, from 2 o'clock
until s o'clock. Ladies' who have
taken work to their homes to do, are
asked to have the articles returned to
the room at the courthouse by Tuesday
afternoon. In order that they may be
packed and shipped to the soldiers
this week.
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Trinity Methodist.

Corner South Sixth street, West, and
Hazel, Philip d. Hartman, pastor
worship with sermons by the pastor at
IL a. m. and p. m. Subject of morn
ing discourse will be Mothers" All
mothers Of children in our Sunday
school are invited to this service. In
the evening the sermon will be 1.-THE
Great Discovery" Sunday school at
10 a. m. Senior Epworth league meets
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Dimmick.

\ surprise was arranged for Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dimmick. who were mar
RED few weeks ago in Helena, and
WI" nav" just gotten settled in their
new home at 93o Wordcn avenue. 4
company of friends assembled at this
home Friday evening, CARRYING a hand
som" gift: and spending the evening
with games, music and refreshments
The party included Misses Sara Ken
nett. Shirlie Skunk. Mabel Terry, Hone
and Ruth Duncan, Lydia and Lizncll
Morris. Emma Bates. Winnifred
feighner, Anna L. James. Irene Tea
garden. Nan Lewis, Edith Mcdonald
Mabel Humphrey. Celia Speak. Jennie
Rowe, Carrie Madison; Messrs. Carl
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IN" annual Cr"wnIng of the Nav
Queen at III" university and the Nav
f"t" at which Miss Eleanor Little of
Hamilton, u senior in tn" university. is
TO b" crowned. will take plac, at :
"rt"'k Friday evening, under the aus
i'i''S Of the Womcn's league. At this
h"ur a Procession of all the university
ElfIS VIII com" from University hall,
ana out onto the campus oval, where
| ID" cf"Wnlng and May dances will be
h"Id. Miss Iittlc's attendants will be
Marion Duncan, Jessie Lease, Grace
, feeiy, Mae Pope, Hazel Swearingen
ana Gladys Lewis. A patriotic May
pole winding is one of the big features
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Wednesday Afternoon Club.

Mrs. Rucl COSncr was hostess for
home on South Third street. There
We're present 10 members of the club,
with Mesdames Arthur Drew. Walter
Pope. Matthew Lucy. G.. +. johnson
and Z. II. Polleys as guests for the
afternoon. 4 game Of bridge was en-
joyed, a handsome cut glass dish was
presented to the bride. Mrs. Drew. and
choice refreshments We're served by
CoSmcr.
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Women's Christian association will
East Cedar street. for an ll-day coun-
ell. Miss Grace Maxwell. northwest
field secretary. will be present from
her station at Seattle and will speak Of
the constitution and administration of
city associations. as well as of county
work.
Mrs. Eunice kinsman viii ten Of the
building fund and house plans. AT
1890 o'clock the ladies viii have
luncheon in the cafeteria ana at 80
o'clock the program will be opened by
talk upon conference work by Mrs.
Will speak of 9TH" Proposed Basis
Amendment. Mrs. T.. +. Dodds Of
Publications" and Mrs. Wakefield Of
"McmheIs' Councils and "Snmmsr
Camps"
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock the
regular annual business meeting and
reception win ho held at the associa
ton lallorS. All annual reports win
be read nj this time ana new board
members will be elected At this meet
ing also. interesting ana inspiring talks
vii! he given by Miss Esther Amber
son, secretary Of the foreign depart
m"nt, who is To he n guest in MiSsoula
from her headquarters at New York
city. and Ivy Miss Grace Maxwell,
northwest field secretary from Seattle.
All friends Of the Young Womcn's
Christian association are cordially in
Nited to attend this msetin"
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THE DAILY MIssouLIAN SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 49, 1917

at p. m. for devotional services.
Teacher training class meets Tuesday
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. Choir rehearsal Friday even ;
ing. Mrs. H. L. Davis, director. and
Mrs. Mcdowell, organist. A cordial
welcome awaits you at all of our serv-
ices. If you do not worship elsewhere
come with us.
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Violette Nelson.

MISS bonnata Niolctte and Lius r.
Nelson, both Of this city, were married
ut tn" Catholic rectory in Hamilton
last Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Rev. Father Dunno, pastor of the
'a'holic church in that city per-
formed the ceremony. Mrs. Arthur
Mears and Mrs. John Corrigan of
Hamilton attended the service. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson returned to Missoula
to spend few days before going to
their ranch home at Ovando for the
summer.
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A Piano Recital.

An enjoyable piano recital was given
at the home OF Mrs. A. d. Simerson on
East Spruce street yesterday after
noon. by pupils of Miss Elsa T.
SwartY. Mothers and friends OF the
young maidens enjoyed the artistic
rendition of the music. Those who
played. were Misses Dorothy Dixon,
Phyllis colville. Pauline Swartz. Jean
'olville. Mary Joe Dixon, Betty Dixon.
Florence Hines, Blanche Borden, Myr-
tie Hollingsworth, with George and
Arthur SimersOn,
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Protestant Episcopal Church.

Church of the Holy Spirit parish,
South Sixth street, corner Gerald av-
enue-Sunday school, 9:45 a. m;
evening service and sermon, s p. m.
Thursday. May II. is Ascension day,
so that there will be a service of the
Holy Communion at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
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Unity Club Meets.

The Unity club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Granville Stuart. 325 Eddy ave-
nue.. All persons who may be inter
ested in unity" are cordially invited
to be present
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An Announcement.

Mrs. Jean Eckies of this city an
nounces the engagement Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Hannah Eckles, with George
a. Briebach. the wedding to be solem-
nized the latter part of June.
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Royal Neighbors Entertain.

The Royal Neiehbors of America
will entertain their friends at cards
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
temple. Refreshments will be served
and an enjoyable evening is antici-
pated