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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-07

1 lie nCW lnCICdSCS range llOlll "
3 per cent on various grades.
Flat Exemption.
Another new provision adopted pro-
vdes for a flat $4,000 exemption for
individuals from the war excess profits
taxes.
OF the $1,000, 100000 proposed new
taxes about S720,O0O,OOO will be secur-
ed from corporate and individual in
comes, S74S,000,000 from war excess
profits, about S2OO,OOO,OO0 from recti-
fled and distilled spirits, S45,000,000
from fermented and malt liquors and
S23,000,000 from wines. Few other
schedules we're changed in the final
revision.
Soldiers Favored.
The committee also wrote in new
provision exempting from all postage
letters written by American soldiers
and sailors in foreign lands and provid-
ed that the proposed new tax of one
cent on each 25 cents paid for trans
porting parcel post packages shall moi
apply to packages weighing less thar
four ounces.
Second Revision Shown.
The revised war tax bill was report
ed to the senate Monday by the finance
committee will raise S2,006,97O,O00
according to final official estimates
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-07
OUR GREAT TAX
BILL IS ALL READY
SENATE INCREASES SUM $4,000,
900 OVER AMOUNT IN THE
HOUSE MEASURE.
PROVIDES FOR TWO BILLION
All Checks Taxes-Big Incomes, War
Excess Profits, Booze, and Other
Sources to Yield Better
Personal Incomes Also.

Washington.-The war tax bill, un-
der revision since May "a, is now in
final form for report TO the senate by
finance committee. 1t provides for ap-
proximately S2,OOO,0OO,0O0 in taxes to
meet war expenses, but makes no pro-
vision for further bond authorizations.
The bill was increased Sl33,000,000
over the total as it passed the house.
About S327,000,000 was added during
last week because of the latest war
estimates. The final redraft was pre-
scented to the senate as a bipartisan
measure Monday.
How New Increase Is Spread.
The new increase of 1927, 100000
over the committees original draft is
distributed approximately among the
following additional levies:
On corporate incomes, S162,000000
Additional surfaces on individual in
comes of $4,000 and over, S27 $780,
900.
Distilled spirits, Se5,OOO,OOO; beer
Sf2,500,000.
Wines, S17000,000.
War excess profits, S5,OO0,OO0.
Bank checks, 100000.
Floor or stock taxes on sugar, coffee
tea and cocoa, S6,000,000.
Additional taxes on the incomes Of
corporations apply also to partner
ships, joint stock companies and asso-
Citations, including life insurance COM
panies. Their normal income tax is
increased to 6 per cent, a per cen
more than the present law and 2 pei
cent above the original house and com
mittee program.
Increased surfaces fall entirely or
individuals having incomes of S15,00(
or above. They range from 1 pc
cent on $4,000 incomes to a maximum
of 80 per cent on incomes on excess
of S5OO,OOO.
An additional 81 per gallon tax i
imposed on distilled spirits withdraw
from bond except those used for indus
trial purposes, increasing the tax o.
distilled beverages to $500 per gallor
r as compared with the present rate o
, S1.10. The committees prohibition
tax on grain, molasses, and other in
gradients of whisky to stop furthe
manufacture also is retained.
Beer would be taxed So per barre
+ double the present rate. Wines woul
e bear virtually treble their present taxes
d The house levy was only 100000 o
wines.
The S5,OO0,OO0 increase on war e>
cess profits was added by mine
changes in the schedule of such take
e providing for a total revenue of S528
: 100000.
j All Checks to Yield Revenue.
The 100000 additional from ban
checks would make Sl0,000,000 in a
!, from that source. The committee pl
the 1 cent rate TO all checks.
The new floor or stock taxes o
sugar, tea, coffee and cocoa, at tn
= same rates proposed in the new cor
sumption taxes, are levied only o
wholesalers and retailers having lare
a accumulated supplies.
Does This Get You?
The following new surtax rates o
individual incomes of $4,000 or owe
r we're adopted:
Between Per Cen
/, $4,000 and $4,000 ......
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-07
All Checks to Yield Revenue.
Does This Get You ?

The following new surtax rates on
individual incomes of $4,000 or over
were adopted:
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-07
Per Cent.

The new increases range from | TO
per cent on various grades.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
TWO TIMELY SERMONS
At ST. PAUL'S Church

Dr.. A. H. Thompson. pastor Of 81.
Pauls NJ. E. Church. has selected two
peculiarly timely topics for his dis
courses tomorrow. In view Of the OPEN
Ing Of the city schools on Monday and
the beginning OF the dry" campaign.
the doctor will have something special
to say on each subject.
AT 1890 o'clock the topic VIII be
what Shall We Do With Our Chill
-dren9 XIII Them or Train Them For
God2"
Abraham Lincoln and the Liquor
Question, Will be the topic for the
evening sermon, at 80 o'clock
There will be special music at both
services, together with a rouslng song
service in the evening. a feature that IL
becoming exceedingly popular at the
church.
Tho usual Sunday School service VIII
be held at 2 O'clock with special music
/ by the orchestra. The pastor will teach
the mems class. The usual Christian
Endeavor service win he held at $50
O'Clock.
The anthem for the morning servic,
will be "The Way Of the Cross by
Edwards. The evening anthem Will b
praise the God Of Our Salvation" by
! Brown.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
Handicap" TO Be
Sermon TOPIC.
DR.. Hollaway Will Begin
Special Series at Second
Church Tomorrow
SPECIAL MUSIC
TO BE FEATURE

In Second Baptist Chruch, Ninth and
Franklin streets, tomorrow morning.
the Rev. Thomas =. Holloway. D. d..
will preach upon The Grace OF
Paying Attention" Al 7.A5 o'clock DR.
Holloway Will begin a series Of night
sermon on "Handlcaps." 3. as follows:
September i6-'The Handicap OF
Poverty"
September 29-"The Handicap OF
Wealth"
October 1.-THE Handicap Of Dis
ease.
October ii-"The Handicap OF
Health"
October 2i-"The Handicap of Isuor-
ance'
October 2s-"The Handicap Of Knowl-
edge
The Bible School session will be
held az noon. The Senior c. =. Society
will meet at o'clock, with Harvey r..
Fell as leader. The musical program
VIII be as follows; Morning organ
Prelude IN c. Rlmbaut, choir: show
Me Thy Ways. Roberts, solo; organ
postludc. Festive March" Smart.
Evening organ, "Onertory In D."
Batlste choir; Something For
Thee" Constance: duet, Come Unto
Nc" J. Wales Davis and Paul u. Mat
thews; violin solo. Professor Harry f..
Siausebach
ON Monday at o'clock. the Dorcas
Social Circle viii meet. and on Wedncs-
day. at o'clock, the mid-week meet
Ing will be- conducted by the minister.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
CHRISTIANA Church
SIXTY Years Old
Anniversary TO be Observed
With Services Each
Night Next Week
LOCAL PASTORS
WILL BE SPEAKERS

Tho siStieth anniversary of Chris
tiana NJ. Z. Church will be observed with
services every evening except Saturday
from September 1923. All services at
7.3O o'clock
The speakers will be-
Sunday evening, the Rev. J. r. Beau
champ, OF Wilmington.
Monday evening, the Rev. High
Adams. pastor Of trinity Church. Vii
mington, and the knights of the Golden
Eagle will attend in a body.
Tuesday evening. the Rev. j. l.. John
son. pastor Of Scott NJ. 4. Church, vii.
mington
Wednesday evening, the Rev. Ivanhoe
Willis, pastor Of St. Georges NJ. f
Church.
Thursday evening, the Rev. George
w Rounds. pastor of Richardson Park
NJ. J.. Church.
Friday evening, the Rev. J. II. Bic<-
ford, pastor of New Castle NJ F.
Church
Sunday morning, September %. al
1913 o'clock. Dr. Robert Watt, u. d.
district superintendent.
Tuesday evening. September 25, tn,
Rev Zack Wells pastor of Wesley NJ
Z. Church. Wilmington.
The Rev. II. d. West is pastor of tn,
church.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
Home COMING SUNDAY
AT EASTLAKE N. {.

Home coming services will be held
at ERstake Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner OF Third and Tatnall
streets tomorrow. The services will
open at $50 o'clock with an old fash
ioned class meeting led by John
smith: at 1890 o'clock the Rev. r..
II Collins viii preach on Making a
Life VS.. Making a Living"
Al 2 o'clock the Bible school will
meet IN all departments. The ladies'
and mems Bible classes meet IN the
church auditorium
At 1880 o'clock the home coming
rally OF the Eastlake young people
an dtheir friends will be held. rhis
will close the summer services. Pro
fcssor Stanley Keen expects TO have
M least 90 voices I'm his chorus choir
for this service. assisted by a large
orchestra.
The pastor will preach a special ser
mon on the Bubiecf "How Young
People Can Become Soul Winners
Eyangolistic services will follow.
Prayer meeting Is held on Friday
evening
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
PASTOR TO ATTACK
SALOON PROBLEM
Mr.. StoneSiier Has Sermon
Series While Cam.
paign is on
SUNDAY SCHOOL
BACK TO STUDIES

The Rev. ]. Ross stonesifer will be
in the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
Church, Market street. above Ninth, to-
morrow morning and evening. The
sermon subject at the morning service
viii be "The Christian Multiplied or
Burled-Whlch9 ?" Tne choir will sing
Always With Us" (Hosmerl and the
quartet Will render a second number,
My Heavenly Home fHavens).
The Sunday School will resume its
sessions st ~ o'clock. The elementary
departments, the main school and
adult classes, VIII all be in session.
The pastor will meet the Mems Bible
Glass for the study Of the lesson In the
church auditorium. The orchestra and
chorster. Mrs. II. p. Kegel. who has Just
been elected. will be in charge of the
music.
AT 7.3O o'clock the pastor VIII CON
duct the evening worship. which will
be of a popular character, with hearty
congregational singing and good choral
numbers. Mr.. Stonesifer will begin a
series of sermons on wilmington and
Its Saloons" Tomorrow evening the
subject will be THE Saloon and
Morals" other subject in the series
Will be "The Saloon and Labor. THE
Saloon and Business" d" "The Saloon and
the Nation Tho minister solicits
written questions on any Of these sub
iects. Hand them 10 him a few days in
advance for public answer on the sue
ceeding Sabbath. The choir will sins
D. nfN
trio consisting Of Mrs. Nell Krummf
Anderson. Mrs. James McMullen and
r. u. Eaton. viii sing "Sun Of My
Soul" Macy.
The organ numbers for the day vii
be as follows.
/ Morning.. Reve Charmant Castor
dc Lille; 2. Marcho Romaine ,Gou-
nod.
Evening. Gavotte Mignon a.
Thomasl .. Postlude ashford
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
attractive Service
FOR Grace Church
DR.. Herbert F. Randolph
Will Preach on "The
Model Church"
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
BOTH SERVICES

Dr. Herbert f. Randolph will
preach Sunday morning and evening
I'm Grace NJ. r. Church. His subject
at 1890 o'clock will be The Model
church In the evening az 730
o'clock he will take for his subject.
The Motto OF Manly Life" a ser
mon OF special interes 10 young men
and 10 those who are going into mill
tary eervice. The music will be
very attractive at both services. The
combined choirs will sing At both
service7.
In the morning the following pro-
gram VIII be given:
Organ prelude. "Berceuse in C."
Kinder; professional. when Morn
ing Guilds the Skies" Barnbyi an
them, "Sng Allelula Forth" Buck
offer.ory. The Night Is Far Spent. "
Stearne; cOntralto 500. Mrs. Flea
nor Girton Kemery; recesslonal
Awake Jerusalem, Awake" Wes-
ley; organ postlude. "Marche Russo. ID
Clark.
In the evening the following num-
bers Will be presented:
Organ recital az IT'S o'clock by
/ Norris Candy Morgan. conslsting OF
| the following selections. "Marche
Fesial," Smart; "Chanson Moderne,
| Elliott; "Nnrssus," Nevln
The choir will render the follow.
/ ing numbers: Professional. "Sol.
dlers OF Christ, Arise" Wesley; an.
them. Day is Dying In tho West.
Saltcr. ofertory. The King OF Love
My Shepherd Is" Shelley: reces.
rional. stand Up. Stand Up Foi
Jesus" Dumeld, organ postlude
! Allegro MaestOso," West
The Sunday school Will meet az 1.
o'clock I'm all departments. The
Mems Bible Glass and also the Wo
mems Bible Class will meet in the
Church House on West street TIT
lopworth League will meet al GA
o'clock In the chapel This VIII 81
the opening meeting for the season
ON Wednesday evening az 745 o'clocl
tho prayer service will be held II
the chapel with an address by ID
Randolph on "The Shepherd Psalm.
on Thursday night In the Churcl
House a public reception will b
given by the societies OF the churc
10 all enlisted men IN the war bo'
OF the army and navy who are I
tho city. A program of great In
tercst will be given and refreshmon'
will be served
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
FIRST NJ p. SERVICES.

Services tomorrow at the First Meth
odisi Protestant Church VIII be-
Preaching at 1890 o'clock by the pastor,
the Rev. Eben n. Baldwin, subject, "a
sun and Shield at 7.iJ o'clock the pas
tors subject will be. "a Good Soldier
and His Equipment At the morning
service the choir will sing II Must
Have Jesus With Me- Hall, and at the
evening service. "Tho Heavens Declare
Thy Glory Cranmcr. Tho Bible school
will meet al 2ll o'clock for the study
of "Thc Ticr, Furnace" a lesson from
Daniel. The =. p. =. g.. T.. prayer ser
virc az G.ij o'clock. topic, "a Christian
Power, leader. Mrs. katharine Beecher
The Star Bible class ul hold a sons
service at the morri lrship frou
1880 o'clock to iO.4v o'clock. Mis-
Margaret Sweeney and Mrs. Florenc
Johnson, soloists.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
SUNDAY SONG SERVICE
AT EASTLAKE Service

The regular schedule Of services will 60
INTO effect tomorrow at Eastlake Presby-
terian Church, corner Of Twenty
seventh and MARKET streets. The pastor
will preach at both services. At 1890
o'clock the theme will be Christ In
me Heart"
The Sunday School Will meet in all
departments at o'clock.
There will be q popular song and gos-
pel service at 7.30 o'clock. A song ser
vice, with instrumental sccompani-
ment. will open the service. There also
will be music by the choir. The pas
tor will speak on "Wilmlngton's Moral
Fight The pastors new address IS
No. q West Twenty-ninth street. Bell
phone. 64i0.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
TEMPERANCE MEETING
At WESLEY CHURCH.

Services AZ Wesley NJ r. Church
Will begin az tho usual hour OF 1880
o'clock. instead of the summon schod-
ule OF IL o'clock The pastor Will
preoch on the text Give Ye Them 70
Fat" AZ 2 o'clock the Sunday school
will meet. The pastor will teach his
Bible class az the same time At 7S0
o'clock service will be In charge OF
the W. C. r. T.. Miss Ruetta Emer-
son. late Of New York. now efficiency
secretary Of New Castle County w. G.
#. L.. and Mrs. sara Foster. OF this
city. will speak on. "Women's Part
in the Present Campaign"
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
SUNDAY SERVICES At
west PRESBYTERIAN
Organ Recital Will be Fea-
ture of the Evening
Worship
DR.. SMILEY TO
BE THE PREACHER

U. franklin Smiley, d D, will con
auct the services morning and even
ing in West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow, his morning akeme being,
Breaking IAfe's Fetters," and the
evening theme. THE Curse OF Covet
cousess." The morning music will IN
clude Grey's "Ohertoire in &" the
anthems. THE Lord is My Strength,
by Shippers and River Of Life" by
-acey. with Mrs. NJ. B. Lewis, so
prano in the solo role.
The musical features of the evening
service will be, an organ recital by
Miss Viola Mofiitt. comprising Cal
kin's 'Festal March" "Onertoire IN
r." by Weiy and Good Night" by
Nevin. Emile Helms, cello soloist
viii play. Largo" by Handel. The
chorus choir. ACCOMPANIED by strins
and brass instruments will sing Miles
"The Lord Divine in which Mrs. VI
n. Lewis and Mrs. j. c. Coils vii
lake the solo parts, and Browns "Ssv
lOus Breathe An Evening Blessing
The peoples popular praise service
will hold It's usual prominent place
In the program.
The Bible shcool meets IN all de
partments at o'clock. The new as
Hstant Mr. Smith, will assume charge
of the Young Mems Bible class to
morrow. All departments are modern
~ equipped and directed by a train
I'd leader
The C. +. Meeting at $50 o'clocl
will be led by Oscar Munda. A splen
did orchestra is the latest feature II
The young peoples work
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
RIG RFTHEL SERVICES.

Services at Big Bethel A. M- f..
Church Sixth and Walnut streets,
tomorrow will be as follows: 1880
O'Clock. preaching by the Rev. H..
Y Arnett. d. D.. on the subject.
what God Hath Prepared;" 1890.
class meetings; 2.30 p. m. Sunday
school: 73O p. m. illustrated sermon
on Damon and .Pythias,' with or
chestra muse to illustrated songs; /;
on Friday night. the celebrated "Oak
City Southern Jubilee Singers" Will
give a selected program in Big
Bethel. Sunday is Connecional
Education Day
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
EHON CHURCH AFFAIRS.

The Rev. ]. W King will begin a
series Of four sermons tomorrow morn
ing on the general subject. christian
Mathematics The subject for Sun
day morning will be Addition" The
Sunday evening subject VIII be sub
traction"
Sunday School will meet at 2.30
o'clock, with C.. G.. Laws, superlnten-
dent; class meetings win be held at
1890 o'clock tomorrow and on Tues
day evening. On Wednesday evening the
Rov. Mr.. Davis. native African, will
lecture in the church. On Friday even
ing Alonzo Mcbride will lead the prayer
fnsetinR.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
SINGING BY TRIO TO Be
FEATURE At Westminster

The minister, the Rev. Charles l.
Candee, D. D., will preach at both ser
vices. 1880 and o'clock, tomorrow, in
Westminster Presbyterian Church. At
the morning service the double quartet
will sing "Te Deum." hv CallSin. and
MY Jesus l Love Thee by Hugo. In
the afternoon Hail to the Lord's
Anointed,' by Andrews. A trio con-
sistinq of the Misses Dutton, Wilson
and Dewitt, viii sing Lift Thine
Eyes" from Mendelssohn's Elijah"
The graded Sunday school will meet
at noon in the chapel, and the y. p
S. c. E. at : oiAock.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
EPWORTH Choir IN
Place TONORROW
Organization Will be Heard
in Special Program After
Summer Vacation
DR.. PRETTYMAN THE
MORNING PREACHER

A great day Is anticipated at Epworih
Methodist Episcopal Church. Tenth and
Lombard streets, tomorrow. The class
meeting VIII be held at 9.3O o'clock, IN
charge Of George w Booker. The Wet
and Dry" situation Will be fully dis
cussod al 1890 o'clock. when the Rev
r. C.. preliyman, peninsula superlnten-
dent of the Antl-Saloon League. Will
occupy the pulpit. The pastor desires n
fun attendance Of the members and
friends OF tho church az this service.
The Sabbath School will hold ila Sos
sion at 2 o'clock. with tho superlnion-
dent presiding. Tho orchestra Will fur
nlsh the music. The DroXol Blddle Glass
for men. will meet st the same hour.
with the pastor preaching tho lesson
from The subject, "The Fiery Furnace.
The Epworth League VIII hold a de-
votional meeting at 6.30 o'clock. In
charge of Wills C.. Lynch. Good music
Will be a feature.
The popular nlsht service will be
held al 100 o'clock and will be ospc-
cl0.ly interesting IN that the large
chorus choir. which has been absent
for about two months, Will ho present
90 take part In The service. A rehearsal
was held on Friday nlght. under the d.
rcctlon OF Professor George r. King
and each member starts I'm 10 give Ep-
worth, n possible. greater work than
ever and to make music n feature Of
the fan and winter work. No choir Is
moro appreciated hy their own people
than the chorus of Epworth. An elab.
orate program OF anthems. duets and
SOLOS vii Dc given on sunday night
i In addition 60 this tho pastor will
preach from The subject. "The Courage
/ 0f COnN lnciion'
Class meeting VIII be held on Mon
dag night. at 72l o'clock.
The prayer meeting Is held on Wed
nesday nlght. at the same hour.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
PREPARE TO MEET THY COD
DIR. BICKFORD'S subject

At First NJ. =. Church. New Castle,
Or. John Helps Bickford, minister. class
meeting al 90 o'clock morning wor-
ship ahd sermon at 1880 O'Clock theme
of sermon. "Thc Message of Moses and
the Prophets for the Men of Today "
Sunday school at . O'Clock; devotional
meeting of Epworth league at O'Clock
evening worship and sermon az 7.3o
o'clock; theme Prepare 10 Meet Thy
Cod PRAYER meeting "Wednesday even
ing at 7.4j o'clock
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
sERvIcEs AT nos LUTHERAN

The Rev. DR.. p. Isenschmld viii
preach tomorrow morning in Zion Luth:
eran Church for the FIRST time in ten
weeks. German Sunday School is
held at $50 o'clock and English at
2.i5 o'clock. In the English evening
service the Rev. 6. G. Won Bosse will
preach the third Of a series Of sermon
on the forerunners Of the Reformation
on John Huss and the Hussites."
German school is held every Satur-
day morning, at $50 o'clock. With
the great festivals planned at Zion for
the duadrlcentennial approaching rapid
~, the attendance at all services is
growing percentlbly.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
scott CHORISTERS
IN FINE PROGRAM
Special Music at All Services;
and Topics of
Interest
CLASS HOLDS
PUBLIC SESSION

The program at Scott NJ. p. Church
tomorrow Is full Of interest. r. N
Gilbert will lead an old time class
meeting nt 9.15 o'clock. At the 1890
O'Clock service. the pastor will preach
from the subject. "The Fruits OF spir.
itual Mlndedness." Musical numbers
viii include Organ prelude. Ashford;
chorus choir selection, "Over the
Stars there IS Rest" Abt; organ post.
ude MY Redeemcr.' Glover.
Each pupil Is expected to bring an
other 20 the Sunday school, all de.
partments meeting at o'clock. The
orchestra VIII give a concert at tle
opening OF the school. and Miss Thiel-
man will lead the singing. The pas
tor will each the lesson IN the Bar
aca class, tho subject, The Fiery
Furnace"
Mrs. J. L. Johnson will make an
address at the Epworth League devo
tional meeting at $50 O'Clock, IN
charge OF the vice-president.
Tho Junior choir will sing and lead
the congregation IN a song service.
A splendid musical program with
large chorus choir has been arranged
for the evening service at Z 7.30 o'clock.
The numbers include. chorus aelec.
tions. THE Lord IS My Strength %
Shippers: The Home Land" Sulli.
van, and an organ prelude by Gaunt
and postlude by Agate "What the
Church Should Be-" Is tho subject OF
the evening sermon.
Tho glad class, OF which Mrs. A. r.
i Gilbert Is president. and Mrs. John
son, the teacher, will hold It's annual
open meeting IN the church parlor on
Monday evening at s o'clock. The
subject for the mid week prayer meet
ig will be, "The Divine Hush."
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
MnORE,s CHAPEL RALLY.

The women will be in charge at
Moore's Chapel on Sunday, Sisters
Ada Nicklcs and Laura Hazard
general chairmen At IL o'clock.
preaching by Sister Hattie Gordan; 2
O'Clock. general class. led by Sister
Ada Nickles: from 3 to o'clock.
platform meeting. in which the
evangelist. Sister Green. will preach,
followed by Sisters Bradley and
Pratt: s o'clock preaching by Sister
Ada Nickles FREQ luncheon Will
be served to visitors remaining TO
services.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
new SONG BOOK TO Be
USED At BRANDYWINE NJ. {.

At Brsndywine NJ f. Church the Rev
Y. P. Ncrthrup. D. d.. pastor, the usual
Sunday morning class meeting will be
held at $50 o'clock. Preaching at 1890
O'Clock by the pastor, subject, "1'ho
Representative House" Sunday school
at o'clock. The Bpworth League de-
votional service at GAS O'Clock, The
preaching service at 7.3O o'clock. will
open with song service in charge Of
the choir. The new song book will bs
used for the first time Tho sermon will
be by the Rev. Ralph Minller. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at 7.45
o'clock, and class meeting Friday even.
ing at the same hour.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
Mt. PLEASANT NJ. Z.

At Mt. Pleasant IS z. Church, the Rev.
Hugh B. Kelso, pastor. the services VIII
be: $50 O'Clock, Sunday school; 1890
o'clock. preaching; ~ o'clock, class
meeting, led by the Rev. George w.
Weldin. and Mrs. Stoops will sing; 23O
O'Clock. Sunday school at Bellefonte
230 o'clock, Sunday school at Holly
Oak; 2.30 o'clock, Sunday school al
Newark Union; 7.30 o'clock. preaching
by the pastor.
Wednesday, September is: Prayer
meeting at Bellefonte. led by the pas
tor; 7.i5 o'clock, class meeting OF Holly
Oak, led by Alfred Butler.