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#HH WICK FOX CONGkESS..@ 4#%5 .-x
AT the primary election June 26th the Republican voters of this
congressional district wilFhave af opportunity to vote for 9 candi-
date forsamember of congress who il, Of real congressional size
Judge Henry 6: Wick, Of Cavalier. OH
Judge Wick is no stranger to the people Of Walsh county. He
cam to Chat county with his parents from Houston county, Mimi,
in 1889. He received his preparatory education in the. common
schools Of Walsh county ard ,;ttended the Grafton High : h! school.
ors, and secured . fellowship in Political Science and big N: a. de.
gree from Columbia University, New York City, and studied law
al Yale. With this splendid equipment he entered the practice OF
law, and followed that chosen profession in Pembina for q number
Of years until elected County Judge in 1905. He has been reelected
six times, and during the past eight years has had no Democratic
opponent. .@s .Al -.
Judge Wick is ! big man IL statue, 2 big man in mental ability
and is big In. human sympathy. By education, temperament and
experience heis fitted To- represent with credit Us people Ct this g
dmstrict in the halls Of our national congress. His long years OF
service IS county Judge have won for him the highest esteem Of
the people Of Pembina county, and during his long service in that
mportahhtud office e4hassk kept yigilant watch over the affairs Of hun
dreds Of widows and orphans.
Born and reared on a farm, he knows the problems and desires
offhe farmers, and he can be trusted 70 represent them with the
same fidelity and high order of oheiaa righteousness he has de-
monstrated in the important offceof eoanty.judge. ..:.;.. :. !;
elected may be depended on to represent this great state IN q man
nr creditahle- to himself and the commonwealth. AS between
Henry e. Wick and John M. Baer there should be no hesitancy on
tie part Of my CONSIDERATIONS Republican whetheEhe Be farmer 81
bueiness man I'd, give his hearty enthusiastic support to Judge
Wick.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
the services.
A hearty welcome awaits you at all
times. 1=s FsT aF {
CASPER NEWS.

The First Colored Auxiliary Of Red
Cross Workers of Natrona County,
which gave their drive Monday night,
May 9th, 1918. Meeting opened by
Chairman. The Choir rendered splen-
did music for the occasion.
The first speaker was Attorney Pur-
cell, who spoke of the Red Cross and
the unification of the work and Its
grand achievements. His speech was
listened to with marked attention.
Everyone was pleased at his address.
Rev. Minor delivered speech on Pa
triotism. He told of some of the great
things on which the Negro soldiers
had achieved in the past. We con-
fide in our men confidence in great
achievements in this great war.
Next was a solo by Mrs kelin. Next
speaker was Mr. Gus West. who lifted
the minds of the people and told of
his willingness to go to France to
help lick the Kaiser.
Next speaker was Ex-Governor j.
p. Brooks, who raised the flag and
explained in detail the meaning of
the flag and of our duty to the flag
as loyal citizens of America. and he
was satisfied our young men would
give good account of themselves in
France as our heroes did at San Juan
Hill. He also told us about the suf-
ferings of war and told us that any
Colorsd lady who is qualified as a
nurse may go to France. and that
there is no discrimination over there.
at which the audience was edited and
his speech will never be forgotten.
The offering was taken for the Red
Cross by Mrs. Elizabeth Eilonth and
Mrs. Leila Kelin. The collection netted
$S1,00.
NJ. A. EILONTH, Chairman.
The First Baptist Church (Colored)
is moving along steadily. We have
seated the church with new seats,
There are additions right along and
the congregation is increasing. The
workon Mr.. Arthur Ford's Masonic
Hall is progressing and will soon be
completed Mr.. Arthur Ford is one
of the most progressive citizens (Col-
ored) of Casper. Mrs. Ford has re-
turned to our city from Omaha. Neb.,
much improved.
M. A. EILONTH, Pastor.
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ROCK SPRINGS, WYo.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs Doris Franklin has gone to
Point OF Rock. Mrs. NJ l.. Barclay is
some better. Service Sunday at the
A. NJ. E. church was well enjoyed by
all. Quite few families are coming
to our city. Mrs. S. Mitchell is in
Denver for the Sunday School Conven-
ton. The Pastor was guest of Mrs.
j Mccullough and enjoyed dinner,
which was consumed without coaxfng,
last Sunday Mr.. ]. d. Epps is look
ing up. Mrs. l.. Griffin, from Ogden,
who is in the city. Mrs. j. w Ran
dolph is indisposed at their new home.
Mr.. Jordan will soon move on j.. ST..
in nice cozy cottage. Some of our
boys will soon go to country's call
this month, Quite few soldiers went
to. Green River last Thursday with
Mr. VIM. Edwards, spent the day fish
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

Last Monday evening was the regu-
lar business meeting of the club. Ex-
cellent reports were given by the
chairmen of the various committees
The entertainment committee report
ed, from the double quartet entertain
ment. net receipts, $2621O; expenses,
sS1 10; balance, $191.0O.
The quartet gave an evening Fro
gram at the Y. NJ C. A. Hut III Fort
ID. A. Russell last Saturday evening.
They also appeared in concert in
Cheyenne and sang for the quarterly
communion of the A. M E. Church
Sunday afternoon.
The Violet girls gave party Thurs
day afternoon With Mrs. Florence
Douglas as their leader the High
School girls planned some excellent
work for the summer months. Miss
Bessie Marshall was reelected presi-
dent.
Monday night Miss Emily Griffith
of the Opportunity School. will lee
ture to our club. Miss Griffith comes
with a new message that every girl
and women should hear,
We have three excellent positions
for women wishing work. Ask Mrs.
Ross about them.
All members are asked to register
for tennis rs cents for adults: so
cents for juniors.
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ing. returned with quite string Of
hsh and report nice time. The Sun
day School will give an entertainment
on the 18th. Don't forget to be there. !.
On the goth the Sunday School will
give big Picnic In tina Park at Green
River. Everybody will go fixed up to
spend the day fishing. VIII leave on
a. m. train, return at I p. m. Don't
forget to attend the night service
Sunday nights Mrs. Charlie Caldwell
went to Rawlins after his team of
horses: he will drive home. Mr.. Cald-
well is race man and loves the
church and will help the pastor to
raise his conference claims and make
this his home. He is not willing to
see Rock Springs fall behind. We
hope other good men and ladies' will
do likewise and help our Zion to go
over the top. Rev. ]. w. Randolph
will fill the pulpit for the pastor on
the 10th. Hear him. He will put you
to thinking Rev Randolph is Cos
pei preacher and a staunch Christian,
and respected by both races. He is
pit foreman In the mines and has been
for II years, and is trustworthy and
responsible.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
Church News

Sunday is Children's Day. The Yes
per services will be led by Miss Her.
mion Jones. The following program
will be rendered
chILpREN's DAY.PRoGRAM.
Piano Solo, Olive Douglas; Recita'
tion, "Frowns or Smiles" 1mogene
Burns; Piano Solo, Vera Anderson;
Piano Solo, Dorothy Grice; Recitation
THE Notifying Mistake" Martha
Butler; Piano Solo, Bonetta Scott; !;
Recitation, Florida Pitt; Piano Solo
James Adams; Piano Solo, Doris Jen'
kins Reading, "Hattie's View on
House Cleaning" Pauline Cole; Piano
Solo, Louise Black; Piano Solo, lisa
bel Washington; Recitation, "A Boys
Opinion" Essex De Priest; Piano
Duet. Ernestine and Josephine Nc
Claim; Recitation, "one Thing at a
Time" Margaret Burns; Vocal Solo
Helen Grice; Recitation, when Ma
lindi Sings" Helen Henri; Piano
Solo, Zenobia Conner; Recitation, Fan
ME Pitt; Violin Solo, Atwell Rose
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH
=. 22O1 Arapahoe Street,
Rev. C. A. Miller, Pastor.

Sunday School. 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m, and p. IN
B. Y. p u, p. m.
The services was good throughout
the day Quite number OF VISITORS
were present both morning and even,
ing. The choir was organized ana
sang well Sunday. The pastor VIII
preach at Central Church, Sunday, al
2:3O p. m. A Children's Day Program
will be rendered in connection win
the Sunday School, June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman of Okmerko'
Oklahoma, is stopping at 1917 Clark,
son. The ladies of the church Will
give an entertainment at Mrs. Cor
ner's residence, 1888 Curtis St, Sat
urday night. The church extends a
hearty welcome to all.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Last Lords day was well taken up
with services. Rev. T. S. McMorris
spoke for us in the afternoon and
brought a timely message to the wom-
en- One accession, Mrs. Lucy Turner
On Friday night, Juneithe 14th. the
Musical and Literary program. under
the management of Mrs, ]. r. Hanger.
the Glee Club and other talent, will
appear on the program. Secure your
tickets from the sellers. Admission.
l5c. The May pole plating and con-
cert was quite success. Master
Walker Jenkins received the first
prize for selling ctikets The contest
between the boys and girls was de-
cided tie by the judges, as to plait-
ing the pole. Watch for the announce
ment OF the Trolley ride given by the
Gideon Club.
Our rally is set for July 14th. Let
every member try and do their best
as we mus, ge in coal for the winter.
Quite a number of strangers were
noticeable in the congregation at all
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor.
2414 California St.,
Phone Champa 1863.

We are sorry to announce the death
of Mother Amanda Rose, an ardent
Christian worker. 1t can be said that
Mother Rose was grand character.
The funeral will be held from Central
Baptist Church, Sunday, June 9th, at
100 p. IN. All members are requested
to be present.
At 300 p. m the Mounta Pleasant
Baptist Church will be on hand. Rev.
C. Miller, Pastor of Mount Pleasant.
will speak.
All auxiliaries are requested to turn
over all moneys save running ex-
penses. Coupon books must be turn
ed in also Our representation must
be cared for.
The Association convenes with st.
Paul Baptist Church, Trinidad, Colo,
June IS, 10. 20.
Covenant meeting was very well at
tended last Sabbath and an over,
whelming presence of the holy spirit
was highly manifested.
Communion we'll attended Sunday
night.
Bro. w. B. Franklin has been some
what indisposed, but much improved
at this writing.
Remember the rally continues all
day Sunday, June 9Th, 1918.
Mrs Elsie Anderson is the proud
mother of a fine eight-pound baby girl
which was born Saturday night past.
June LIST, at 10 p. m. Have you seen
Sister McWilliams? Yes. She is all
smiles. Bro. McWilliams and Sister
Watson may take trip too in the
near future because of the elation
over the little stranger who came to
see them recently.
Let us go over the top with things
for June 9th and Sept. Sth. 1918. What
for? Central Church. Sister Ellen
O'Neal was taken i'll suddenly last Sat
urday evening, but much improved at
this writing. The Sunday School mid
way activity Aug. 11th, 1918. Let each
teacher give $500 each. We are 60
ing to try our utmost to pull things
through Sept. s, 1918, The Women's
Home Mission Society meeting was
very good last Sabbath. Lady Masons
sermon June 10th, 8 p. m. Let all
members bestir themselves June 9
throughout the entire day. All auxil-
iaries are doing nicely. Watch the
b. Y. P. U. Bro. Addison ONeal will
soon leave for the cantonment with
the next contingent, which will be
some time in June or July.
The Church contribution last Sab
bath ran s2d.13; Sunday School. @7.12.
Three accessions to the church.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

Messrs. LeNoir and Owen have chal-
lenged Messrs. Chapman and Brown
for a tourne ment in straight billiards.
The challenge has been accepted, and
will begin next Monday evening at
s o'clock. LeNoir and owen are in
pretty good condition for the game,
but it is generally conceded that they
must do some exceptional playing II
they are to win over the old team.
They claim, however, that they can
do it; at any rate the series will doubt
less be close.
Secretary Bell spoke last Sunday
afternoon on THE Challenge of Chris
tianity" He declared that he had
great respect for the Christian re-
ligion because it challenged the very
highest and best in man-it always
kept him reaching out for higher and
brighter goals. 1t would never allow
man to reach perfection, for after per.
fection comes decay.
On Monday evening large group
of men met and organized literary
and debating society. Much interest
was manifested in the scheme. A
temporary set of officers was elected,
and temporary program committee.
For the present the society will meet
on Thursday evenings. The meeting
for next Thursday evening, the 18th
will consist of the following program:
Select Reading; Quartet; Address
"The Importance of the Art OF Public
Speaking" by Dr. Westbrook; De
bate: Resolve, That the Southern
Negro, by Emigrating to the North
will Advance the Cause Of Himself
and his Race" Affirmative, Under
taker Jesse Douglass negative. DR.
A. d. Stone. Every body will be wei
come to the meeting.
Next Sunday afternoon the Rev. r
A. Anderson, pastor of the Wrigh
Memorial NJ E. Church, will be the
speaker at the meeting. The program
will begin at four o'clock, closing al
five. All will be welcome.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
Lodge Directory

Lodge Directory
TITUS .. Rector. @. ~.
siis wsleo, 81.
wsa. sprasus. q. Sect.
; e oilpin Il
Rocky LIT Lodge No. I.
ise and ard ASocdays Of each month
2e.J WeltoE st.
Hiram. Co,nmanderv
End Tuesday Of each month.
only 1894 Arapabos st.
Masonic Coasistory. 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays ~ - 0oods BlAg.)
= - Of 1hsba. Court,
3nd aAd 4th Friday Of each month.
(Aftssnoon) $3.50 Wslton St
Evergreen Chapter No. 3s. o. ID. g.
LIST and 3rd Tuesday Of each month.
| fAfternorn) 1850 Wslton ct
one Star Chapter ". r. g..
First and Third Fridays in each week.
month.
fAfternoon) $3.50 Walton at
I Centennial Lodge No. I.
End and 9Th Monday Of each month.
1884 Arapahoe st.
KNIGHTS OF evrHiAs ANo ire
l. AUxiLlARIEo.
0eand oNIce-s.
Y n. Bess. Grand. Chancellor.
Colorado Springs. >olo
Floyd r. :..nith. u. X. Of r. 4 9.
1851 Welton.
Smith Lodge No. Is. X. Of p, meets
rhe second and fourth Thursday
nights. o. each month, 1t mix Hail,
10Th and
FLOYD +. SMITH, G. G.
W. r. RHODES K. Of r. q.
4 OLIVER ROYAL HoUeE NO,
mssts first Tuesday In each
! 1t old Colony Hall.
sg MRS. OLIVER, Queen.
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CASPER, WYo.
SUBSCRIBERS. TAKE NOTICE!

In accordance with our annual Gus
tom we are sending out statements
showing when you are paid up to. and
what you will owe in 1918. II there
are any dates which do not agree
with ours, please ':'torm Us at once, so
that correction can be made ana ad-
1usted All those who are DELINQUENT
are urged to pay up at once as the
government forbids US carrying delil
quent subscribers. Please take notice
os the above and Oblige
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
Bethlehem CHURCH.

Sunday School, 9:45-Lesson, Jesus
Faces Betrayal and Denial" Mark
14:17-26.
11:OO a. m, Preaching: p. m, B.
Y. p. U. Topic: Progressive Chris
tians." ii Peter 1:1-11.
Our new president of the b. Y. P.
U. has taken hold of the work with
push and vim. Mr.. Walker comes
from Oklahoma and he is asking the
support of the young people.
500 p. m.-Preaching
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Mrs. May F.. Brown of Canon City
and Pastor A. B. Harris of Handy's
Chapel A. NJ. E. Church. Grand juno
tion, Colo, were delegates to the Sun
day School and A. C. Endeavor con-
vention. as well as welcome callers
OF the Denver Star.
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DAUGHTERS or rAslaMAets

Prince Of Psaos Tabernacle No. see
meet: 1et and 3rd Fridays In each
month at Old Colony Hall.
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OOHIuTduocTI 6tea o'NeTs
Team Leader No, 81.

Dear Members: May we have your
unstinted support In this annual ef-
fort to free the Church Of its indebted
ness now due?
Faithfully, Youy Trustees.
A. NJ WARD. Minister;
G. C. SAMPLE, Secretary;
DAVID LONG. Treasurer.
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CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN
NJ. e. CHURCH
23rd and Lawrence SITS.
A. M. WARD, Minister

GAS a. m. Sunday School, Older N.
Jackson, Supt.
II a. m. and p IN. preaching.
1890 Sunday Glass meeting.
7 p. m Allen c. E. League.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

THE ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
David e. Over. DID,, Minister,
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

COME TO BETHEL THE CHURCH
OF GOD. IN FIVE PoINTA
.- ASA Washington 81.
Sunday School. 10 O. m. Preaching
at II .. m. and 1880 p. N. Come 70
the Bible Study Tuesday evenings at
1850. Como to the Prayer Meetings
Thursday evenings at 1850. The
Spirit and the Bride say CONE. Let
him that heareth. say CONE Let
him that 10 athirst. CONE Whososver
win let him. CONF!
CENTRAL BAPTIST chONCH
H%sh ~. between CAiifernls ard
9tout Sts.
PEoPlEB' PREe0YTGAiAN
CHURCH.
cee. WashIn0tsa and NJ AveA
coe. 20r1 o. and WashiN0eeN Ave.
PAo00 Yoek 31tk
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

SCOTT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
CIarkson and East 26th Avenue.
Rev. T. s. McMorris, D. D., Pastor.
T Phone champa 4180.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
KNIGHTS OF rAaoa

81. James Temple No. 467 meets lss
and Srd Tuesdays Of each month.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Dunbar Chapter No. 1s. Ancien,
Bon. and Daughters Of Jerusalem.
meets first and third Mondays of each
month. ELK Hall. 26th and WASHING.
ton.
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AMERICAN WoopMEN.
SUPREME CAMP

G. N. White. supreme Commando
n. IIehtnsr, Supreme clers
n.n ssel Aeapahos oido.
-, ;.oenver Camp No. I, American
woodmen. meets the second sna
tourth Fridays Of each month =. Ola
1o'ony HaiI, 2sth and DOWNING ets.
G. n. Pitt. Commander.
Carrie Mociain, Clark.
Teut No. I. Of the Juvenile pep,r,.
enL nosn ~! meet at Old Colony ha,l.
ss.a.s sosn sno downing. on the second md
.s.,N saturday Afternoons at three
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN.
, e. 23rd Ave. and Washington st.
J. THoS. HAZEL,
=.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

: LIT and 3rd Wsensseay q sos
month.
Damon Lodge No. S.
1st and 3r6 Fridays q eseh me"sn
Coluubine CalanShe (K. q P.)
and and 4th Tussdays ef each aseWth
soc Welton st.
Rocky NJ. Court q OalaAtAA No.
4. seoona aal Fourth TfllAys q eaah
Wslton Fen Fan
q =. .. OF Q. ?. AND ITO
AUxiLiARiEs.
GRAND oFFicERs.
Or. Paul z. 9pratlin, o. q. M.
y 0oods Bldg :,
&C.. 8. Contse. q. @. Sect.
3Sl3 wslton 81
Rocky NJ. Lodge 332e.
',st and srd Thursdsys q seeh month
$3.50 Wslton 81
Arapahoe Lodge No. 3S3s.
LIT and srd Monday Of each month
1854 Afapahos St
Dsavsr Lodoe No. ss4s.
end and %th Thursdays q each month
1854 AFapaAos St.
?. q. n. Council hss, tiS.
f]AA ToaolAy oaly.)
1884 ArapaAeA %
Dsavsr PatriArcay No. 81.
,s's w:' s'
gvvsailss No. s7l (oAa Fs,isvs).
lst and srd Saturday Of each
month at : p. m. 1850 Wslton.
Y. q p. AND IT'S AuxiLIARIEs.
eesee LsA0s Y. q ?. Assts IRA
and third Tussdays os each moatA
.: Elks' Hall. Main Ss3S.
Queen es West Temple meets arst
end third Thursday Of sseh n.snth a
Old Colony HAIL
Webstsr Temple q .. ~
Weostsr Temple. lad and tth Wednse
lAy Of each meath.
lsal ArapaAos 8.
O@ Vo00Ss kSOyA EaOooo no. !.
B. u. T.. meets second Friday nigh,
ef each nenth At lss2 Arapahos.
epesd Lodge Ne.
First and third Saturday Of each
DsatA $3.50 Weldon &.
Wssesrn Star Lodge Ne.
~ and NJ Tvssaays ss saeh month
lat ArapaAos 81
captoaia Temple "a. Y. ~.
Assts LIST and ard Saturday svss
nEs Of each month.
1854 Arapahos 9,
osissa Gate Juvsoiiss No. Z %. MIL
Ind and %th Saturdays - each month
q Z p. n.
.l1 iss4 Ar.paAo. 9.
he~ard JvvsniIss Ne. . a. n, IT,
Ind and 9TH Saturday Of sacA
month At ; p. n.
1850 w.itoa y.
Queen elizabeth Temple Ne.
SECOND and fourth Tharsda, es ~>st
noa0 .: p. m. zeaS wekoe n,
naomi Temple Ne. u
3n6 and ~sh Fsidays Of saeh msnsn
$3.50 Welton ST.
Colunbins Temple 70. Il fJ,
1"S and <th Mendays Of essh s,s~tn
3eSe Wolton =,
Aountata Lodge Eks Nc. -.
IND and stA Wsdnesdays Of each
spanish War votoraaA
snd and 9Th Friday Of each ueash
Do Aolay Coasistcry nsses An,e ana
third Thursday nights Il NiDpsa Han
3ols Champa 81.
Mystic Shrine mssts ss>onA ana
toortA Thursday nights u Nippo,
Hall 3elS Champa o.
oAuoHrERs or TAsGRMAetE
Prince Of Peaos Tabernacle No. sss
meste 1st and 3rd Fridays In each
month At Old Colony Hall.
KNIGHTS OF TABOR
st. James Temple No. A67 mesta In,
and Srd Tuesdays of each month.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

% Aolay Coosistcry nsoes Ara ana
tnird Thursday nights Il NiDpea HaM
3o4S Champa 81.
Mystic Shrine mssts ss>oaA ana
fourth Thursday nights sa Nippo.
Hall 3elS ChAmpa q
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Shorter A. M. e. Church
Cor. 23rd and Washington Sts.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
soYkINs TAssRNAcLs.

soYklNs TABERNACLE,
me boykins Tabernacle. 333-777.
Srand order ~ No. 4el. meets the
nrst ana trird Saturday Of each
month. Fern Hall. 2711 Wclton.
Tne Oliver Royal Hous> meets 2na
Monday In each month 1t aso7 waiton
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oinuncr.sI; 8 oI;.saIaToax.

oN0NCt1 o18N0I OsSvs Y
plEAsANT oREGN 0APTisT
y MI4SloN.
o131 Walnut oI
W. W. RyaRa Pssess.
S>rvioO every Sunday. Il q -
Services. $3.50 ,. m
Service. 1880 p. n.
mIss,oW wowK AND sUNpAv
ocHool At ThINTY.e1HoT
AND BLAKE SvR99T&
Sunday OcAeoa at 1850 ,. n.
Preaching At O'Clock
Bihie Ttalatng Class. 7:3o each m
1ay svoaiAg.
HDdsr u !. Cark, teacher.
You are ooraially invited 70 each a
tASoo 0oevto04
=. ". COLEMAN. sec'y.
= J. OA1JBTT. 8uDG
>coTT MGThOoIoT GPlecoeAl
CHURCH. oos 2sTH AVE-
Sunday school. s:4s q n.
Preaching. IL q m. and p. u.
Dpworth League. s:4b p. n.
Midweek services. .. u. Wednes
Dew @ MeMORRlS PASTOR.
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Spanish War vetsraaA
snd and 9Th Friday Of each uessh
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fUereee Court No. 8. meets lst ana
.nird Fridays OF each month 1t 2b4o
washington st.
Rice Pure Gold Tabernacle No ksk
meets LIST and ard Mondays at 2sIo
Washington.
Panama Temple No. $50 meets ,na
and 18th Thursdays at 26lo WashHE
ton.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

gvvsailss No. S7l (oAA Fsaisvv).
1st and 3rd Saturday OF each
month as : p. m. 1850 Wslton.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Aountsin Lodge E1ks No. %.
xnd and sth WsdDesdays Of each
month.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Zion Baptist Church
Cor. oath and Ogden Streets.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Dsavse PatriArcAy No. 81.
Fourth Tvssday Of each moesH
1sse WelD9 B.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

wv c A BRANCH
2oo0 0Isnarm Place
Phone Ee3o. Z. II q. 4
Church Of the R4dssmsr
22nd Ave. and Humboldt 81.
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BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH

314S Lafayette street. Phone YORK
7647. A. n Reynolds. pastor.
Phone York 1851.
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MT. OLIVE BAPTIST Miooaok
Nh and Dlok0 1ero0eA L J. JoN90s
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Colunbins Temple 70. II. fD,
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THIRD sEvENTH-pAv Aov1NTisT
CHURCH.
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7Dt, olENARM PLACE
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31o 26th ~
Schedule Soe Week.
Sunday afternoon. 3:30. Vespsrp...
Monday evening. p. N. members
meeting.
Thursday evening. p. N. Bible
class
Saturday evening. : o. m- Gym.
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p. q. n. Council ~, t1t.
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1884 ArApAAoA
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Naomi Temple Ne. u
4nd and %sh Fsidays of sseh ~soer
$3.50 Walton ST. 4,
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ocHool At TNlRTY.F1RDT
AND BLAKE oTRgGT2
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Queen eS Wsst Temple meets nrse
and third Thursday Of saeh month a
Old Colony HAIL
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SHILOH Baptist MissioN.
Corner Thirty-arst and Walnut StA
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opsed Ls1Os Y. q ?. Aee<s IRA
and third Tussdays of each moatA
.: Elks' Hall. Main Ee31.
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oues" Elizabeth Temple Ne. Q
Second and fourth Thdrsda, eS e>sL
noeo .: p. m. zess weisoa n,
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Dsavor LodSe No. sS4s.
3nd and %th Thursdays q each month
1854 AFApahoo St.