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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29

phrase every paragraph. OF that
story In Mason's Magazine he would
have had some idea OF how tortur-
ing his apparently innocent re-
marks were 20 the girl She. too.
had wondered at the similarity o.
the models story and her own. Al
the same time. she could not be-
lieve that Peter was engaged 20
anybody. Not that he had made
love 20 her. Oh no, But Anne felt.
as il IS given 10 girls 20 know, that
she was the sur around which
Peters little world revolved She
had posed al least three times every
week during the first six months
she knew him and after that. he had
seemed 90 want her every day. AT
first she had refused his pleasant
invitations 20 theaters and restaur-
ants but when she began 20 meet
him socially in all the magnificent
homes where she was still a well
come guest although she was prac-
tically penniless. she would occa
sionally 60 about with him such
times had marked a red letter day
on her calendar. All OF these
things flashed through her mind as
she sat there. listening 10 Macs
idle talk
As soon as she could convenient
Is get away. she turned toward the
door. moving along leisurely. hoping
TO leave without attracting any at
tention but Peter overlook her just
before she reached the hall
Anne" he begged. careful rot TO
be overheard. please stay until
these people go, I want you TO
have a chat with Olivia O'Dell.
She's one OF my oldest friends"
She could not very we'll resist any
plea OF Peters so she remained and
presently. realizing that the last
sound OF chatter had died away. she
rose from the wide winged chair al
one side OF the open fire place and
/ looked around the deserted room
/ Peters Jap servant had already
/ lighted innumera BILE candles i'm the
I picturesque sconces that his young
master had picked up on his travels
/ Just at the door. the wavering light
OF candles. pickering a little I'm the
soft spring breeze that stirred the
curtains at the windows. showed
Peter bending over Olivia. his lips
/ pressed against her hand. Anne
turned away blindly and dropped
again into the big chair. Now she
knew why Peter had asked her "a
stay He was going 10 tell her
\ they were going 20 tell her that
/ they loved each other.
When they crossed the room. oil
/ via sat down on divan while Peter
pulled up a little stool. close To
| Anne. Anne swallowed painfully
then head high. decided 10 make
the best OF the situation They
talked OF commonplace things but
each OF them was aware OF some
thing impending. There was hint
I OF the dramatic in everything
Finally Olivia struck the blow that
Ann was anticipating.
Il suppose you know that Peter
| and I have been engaged for five
Years" she said, smiling at the man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
The Handy Handed Girl
Are you a handy girl
BY Ada Patterson.

Are YOU a handy girl?
If you are, thank your Creator
and the wise mother who trained
those hands TO usefulness. For this
is a time when hands are as need
full as brains. Never have hands
been so scarce nor so needed.
Are you girl with hands as
white as a lily and nails as pink as
carnations, and as helpless as
wagon without wheels? Set about
the training Of those hands 1t
may not be too late.
Are YOU the mother Of a girl babe
or Of a babe of larger growth Z?
Look az those hands that are fair in
your eyes as peach blossoms. Look
TO il that they become as service
able as the bark on the peach tree
This is the new order In the old
order. since lovely women charmed
kings in fairy-like chateaux. hands
have been instruments Of enchant-
ment They have been sceptres in
the domain Of love. Hands we're
standardized. The fairest were
those that were most delicate and
useless. But in the new order that
has been upon US since the kaiser
achieved for the time his dream Of
world dominion, a dominion OF pain
and horror immeasurable and I'M
uttera bic but not hopeless. there is
new standard. Helpless hands
have lost their prettiness. Service
is the new standard.
The ouIv beautifl1l hands ara the
capable ones. . Not so white. not as
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at 7:45 p. NJ.
Gloria Del swedish-Chapin and Kerr
SITS. Rev. Got~Srid Olson. pastor.
Sunday school and Bible class com
mence at 10 90 a. 10. and join in the
morning service at 1890. Sermon
Child Lessons ia Gods school" The
evening service at Z 80 in the English
iangua ge Sermon Christ and the
Children" Tuesday evening the Sunday
school teachers meeting with Miss
Dagny Anderson, 1923 $. Taylor ST.
Wednesday and Thursday the Ladies'
Aid charity sale at 1902 Kemble av The
Little Girls society meets on Saturday
at 200 p. m. in the church.
st. PauTs Germaa-Jeierson and VIII
liam scs. Rev. II. HOLE. pastcr Ger
man service al 1890 a. m. sunday school.
both German and English q, so.
English services on second and fourth
Sundays Of the month at 7:3O p. IN.
Sermon subject. Jesus Christ True
God" No German Sunday school
Walther league Bible hour Tuesday at
s 90 p. m.
CHURCH OF GOD OF THE
ABRAHAMIC FAITH.
Church OF God OF the Abraham Faith.
Services IN Melville hall. 212 8. La
fayette blvd; Sunday school at 10 a. m
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smooth. as of old. but Of far great-
er beauty because they sym bolize
loving work for humanity. Not
hands that lie helplessly i'm siIken
lap. as in that luxurious time when
a court beauty never turned a door
knob because il made her hands
larger. Not hands that toy with
harp strings-looking like pale rose
petals tossed by the wind. Hands
with strong, capable fingers Hands
with firm palms. hands that are
vibrant for work. Hands that can
drive nails, that can saw wood. thai
can shake a rug or dust a carpet
but tender enough 70 soothe the
lines OF suffering from the face Of a
wouned man. 70 close the eyes OF
the dead.
Let me tell you OF some women
know I found one in her hotel
apartment this morning, her eyes
red, her lips bitten, with mortifca-
ton She is a clever woman, a
business woman, one VINO is earn
ing much money and who has
saved much more She has driven
the wolf so far from her door that
his distant whine will never be
heard though she remembers a
time when she daily heard his howl
heard the scratching Of his claws
on the door She has risen out OF
poverty into plenty Yet the morn
ing I called on her she was flushed
with chagrin. shaken with futile
anger, denounCing herself as a fail
IRE.
You see that heap OF white
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TIE back thar eeemr5 vests
ms shoulder. and n oar.ln- .i
brook that seemed an er..-r. ling
90 the widow who re h.s nr
Life aovel -uootr. tr tha-.ret
Eut alas. cruel rocks often 'lr.
Meath smUlrE surfaces Feee
came q letter fr0uA har
i've sent away ms r.1E
wrote she has developed Pa
with the recital NJ which p $3.50
pain your sens hIi-te4. Elt
gone and for a month have
my own work T-e cooked
washed and baked and Kept
whole houe clean. Tim NOT within
ing. Not a wh.up these g.
&c must nof make tragedy on
farce There is 300 much uolr
tragedy in tho world Earth
become roo much ike hell 90
Us leave 20 moan about tr.fes
who VIII not Vork uucht 20 die
A beautiful actress whom sou
7 have seen trailing her velvet D.
across thr STAGE while she .udo
Iv Piled "a huge feather fan
weight OF which seemed enour
break her fragile body taa-
man pinned her skirts waist
and dropped 20 ae~ knees
scrubbed a hospital Horr at
tary camp on Ions Island
who saw the floor when she
dried 10 say it WAS spotlessiy e
The moral ~ these stories IL
beautiful hands must become
ful hands and thar all hands
be trained The earlier the be
Active brains are no longer the
cuse for idle hands 80 long'
open 20 AS the choice OF exerci'
brains or hands Exercise OF bl
and hands is the rule ~ The hala
life Let our hands become hs
Re hand handed
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avs. Rev. W. A. Brundige. pastor; res
ldence. pa Hauey aV. Bible school At
. 80 a. m; w. A. Brundige. superin-
tendent. Fred Wilson. Chorister. Spe-
cial music by he orchestra.
Communion and preaching Al 10 so a.
IN. This will be a fine service for all.
Y. +. :. e. Z. at $50 p. N. Come.
Evangelistic services at Z 80 p. m. Spe-
cial music. All strangers and visitors
In the city invited 10 worship with US.
Prayer and praise services Wednesday
night.
Linden Avenue Church OF Christ
Linden nv. and Carlisle st. Rev. Ed
ward Castle, pastor. Preaching at 10 30
& m. and 7:30 2. N. Sunday school at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
MASTERING THE. MYSTERIES!

Somebody has likened the journey of life to lane be
tween two rows of sphinxeS
Mysteries every neutrality-suspicious. Of personal
life of human character and relationships and of mortal
destiny
Everybody who thinks at all has mus.d the great
questions
Chna's philosophers sought solution of the puzzles
which life brings. So did the ancient Greeks, Romans,
Hebrews Persans and Hindus
'Why? Whence? When? Where? Whittier?
How" SO throng the questions TO which complete
swer has never yet been given.
But ability to ponder these problems the mark of
man. and of man alone
"A mans reach should exceed his grasp, else what's
heaven tor?"
True there are some men whose thoughts never rise
higher than the sporting page These however are not
the citizens to whom the state looks for solution Of its
thronging peTPlexiteS.
The men for the times are men who think and who
think deeply, upon the big themes
Leadership takes brains brains trained to consider
the fundamental human problems.
What you doing Reader. toward mastering the
mysteries Of life and toward equpping your mind upon
the greatest of all subjects?
In the old, unhurred days when people thought about
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29

fewer subjects but thought profoundly upon them
they called theology "the Queen Of the Sciences"
For theology is what think about God.
And all the mysteries wrapped up in the mystery
Of God. 7 know Him is wisdom and to know Him is
life
BY which step come to the suggestion which the
reason for this advertisement
The church helps men to think about the highest
themes.
More than that The church Is the only institution
which regularly engaged in teaching all the people the
truth that sheds light upon the races oldest mysteries
One reason why church going folk usually serious
sef-restraned responsible and thoughtful ctizens-the
backbone of every community-s that they have all
their lives week after week been giving attention to the
most elevated themes.
They have learned to think, and to think upon high
things
The preacher is trained specialist upon themes which
affect human character, conduct and destiny.
The most thorough fearless and penetrating thinking
upon the subjects Of deepest human IS done by
the ministers Of the Gospel
The church going habit helps to the habit Of serious
thought upon the greatest problems OF mortal existence
Indulge your intellectual sefespec by going TO church
today.
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EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway-313 F. Broadway. Rev. f.
Garfield Johnson. pastor; residence. 1912
5 Carroll st. Sunday school Al 9 so a.
m. Samuel G. Lehman. superintendent.
Morning worship at 10 30 Sermon
"In the Valley Of Decision" Young
Peoples alliance at $40 p. m; Miss
Bessie NJ. Rhinehart president Evening
service nc : 30 Sermon theme "A Task
for Every Man" Prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening at $50; Boyd Thornton,
leader
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The greatest Tcaching-.

There are mo ~ou-s compare be
The songs or Ziou- no orations eQ
90 those of tine prophets. and
poEtics like those which The Scri
ures teach Milton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29

Auten Chapei-W. H Migrant. pastor
Sunday school at 10 90 a. m; Jessi.
Barns. superintendent.
EVANGELICAL.
ZiOn--Corner Wayne and st. Peter SITS
Rev. Wademar Gofeney. pastor
81. Peters German-415 ". LAsalle av.
Rev. Hugo Weichelt. pastor. Sunday
intendent.
Regular services at 1915 n. NJ. Senior
and junior league at Z so p. m. sun
day school teachers meeting on Monday
evening. Sewing circle meets Thursday
afternoon. Priscilla girls meet Thurs
day evening at the home Of Miss Wilke-
" it,, JO2 l.. Pennsylvania NV. Quarterly
meeting OF all members Of congregation
,r, NOT
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LUTHERAN.

NoIy Trinity Engrsh- Sherman av.
ano lindsey st Rev Albert II Keck.
Edward Nr9tts superintendent
1880 q. M: Subject "1he Word OF
God 80 p. M: ''Nehemiah's Hin
derers.' Catechetical class at > 80 p.
M Teachers association Tuesday az
40 T.. m. No prayer service this
week Ladies' Aid rally meeting Thurs
Gay at the home of Mrs T. Reimold. 400
y. Michigan St Choir rehearsal Friday
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BRETHREN

Tirst-Rev G. IS. Rencb. u. D.. paI
tor. sunday school 40 -.r "a. no. Hard
llrestOne superintendent prlmn
school meets at the same nOur. M
Margaret Whituer. superintendent Nul
ship With sermon 80 1890 g. m and e
o. ~. the pastor preaching.
first Church Of the Brethren india
av and Miami SO. Rev z Georgl
pastor sunday school at 80 a. AL
q. Stahly superintendent
second Churrh OF the Brethren
cushing 1nd Van bureu SIS. Sund
school az Q 30 q I'd Wesley Zmmerm
superintendent
Ioseph 81 Rev ID D. Young past
Sunday school 40 g 30 % m Miss al
Gordon. superintendent
Children iH elementary departing
VIII Doe promoted Special exercises ar|
music Preaching service at 1913 81
mon Relation ~ Parents 20 Sund !
school o. j.. M eco. Lucille GerDr|
leader. subject lessons from F8vorI
Hymns" ErauEDIstic services at 4
Sermon Christ the Theme ~ I'd
Gosie' Prayer meeting ou Wednea
des evening
EPISCOPAL.
St James'-Lafayette e.. north .
Washington RI Rev John Haze
White rector; Rev r Everett Car
CATHOLIC.
Sacred Heart. Notre Dame-Rev job
b Scheler. g.. s. C.. pastor Low mas
q % a. %. Students mass az 90
N Parish mass az O-15 a. 70 VsGprr
on 90 2. M.
st stephens Hungarian Thomas an
Ncfherson SIS Rev Lawrence Hor
vath. pastor. Mass a. 90 and IO.I5
% sunday school az 90 D. m Ben
rdlrt.0n at 3 90 . ~.
81 PAtriok's -507 s. TayIor a. Re-
John =. DeGrOote. q. s. o. pastor. 10.
masses az 800. so and 2 % a. no. Hig
mass ana sermon az 10 -. Baptism q
day school AZ 300 D. m Meeting @
church societies az 90 p m
It. Hedwige's Polish-Corner SEQ,
and Napier sts Rev Anthony Zub0Wlci
C.. $. G.. pastor low mass 81 so . 10
and 1000 a. ~. sunday school al .
p. N. Bened.ctl0n az 30 p m
81. stanislsus' Poush-fI5 ~ LfnroI
80. Rev. Roman MarclniaE pastor MaH
az 30 30 and 10 90 M
st Mars German-431 s. Taylor Ei
Rev. i. 81 Scherer. a.. s. a.. pastor Maa
az : 80 and 1000 a 20 sunday scllo
a. 2-3o m Benediction az 500 p. H
St CasImir's Polish SCI s. NeUste
e. Rev Stsu.s.aus G0rka. pastor Los
mass az 20 Hlgl macs 90 10 -
H. Nespers az 90 N
81 JoseDh's-HlA o. ana Lasalle as
Patrick p Carroll o. O. pastor r.or
masses az 100 ANA 200 a m Hlx
mass 90 1000 a. m Penel..t1a st s Z.
b.
Sacred Heart BeiEian-ll26 IS. TlBu
Mass az o. and 80 o. DO Sunda
school az . 30 .. o.. Berelletion at > .
D. %.
-. Mary % the Holy Rosarv. Pous
National Catholic Rev Bash SYrhfa
pastor sundays First mass az DO 4
IL high mass and sermon az 40 100 4
n-. sunday school az 200 10
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Buy Liberty
Bonds
AI ders0n. slDcr-.LenIent

AT derson. superintendent
Morning worship no ~ O'Clock Yuu
peoples meeting 90 6-l- r. m Even.
service nc 30 D. EElu-cIistie saI
Ices VIII boz held from D,t t0 1a prr
evening 40 80 %. ODD Rev ID Palm.
from Cleveland. o. Viii assist The past
of the church with these services. Thu
day at 80 p. m. big mass meeting r
women in the church parIors Satu
uat az $40 %. m. tle Young Peoples A
society meets Do the church
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A Stilson, superintendent.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Gospel mission. 40 <. .dichigan -
w Christian societies invited 10 a biz
open air meeting every Wednesday. FRI
day, Saturday and Sunday nights. corner
Wayne and Michigan streets ld-fash-
Toned gospel meeting a Volunteer MS.
sion hail Sunday night Every body In
FIfcd All Nelrnmr
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METHODIST.

Ftrst-N. Main st. Rev Henry
Davis. pastor. Glass meeting at 300 a.
N. sunday scnsoi at . 30 a m Elii Lime
+. AberBethy, superintendent rum
worship at 10 40 q. ~
There will be IA special Promotion day
program presel ted nc the sunday Schopi
hour. Public worship at 10 40 a. IN
The pulttt viii be occupied by Hon
samuel Parker. There VIII be no even
ing services. Prayer meeting w ednes-
dan evening az 80 O'Clock. Next sun
tay there will Doe the usual services held
i'm this church at 1880 a. m aud { $50
b.. M.
st aaI's Memorisl-ColfaE and La
porte Rsy James 3s5o L - iaa : 5 :, m M
Noruin, service az 1919 o'clock. SCI.
mon by he pastor ON The Vision OF
Dry Bones EpwOrth league at $50 10.
m Evenit : service at Z 30 The pas.
tor will pI each on The Greatness or
America" -he sermon viii be followed
bv two m ton TlCturps-'1 chow stone
National Pa H." and "The Geysers and
Hot Springs OF Yellowstone Park
Gsaos-Cor,er Michigan and Tut SITS
Rev Richard II. Crowder. pastor Class
meeting at O'Clock. noon. sunday
school az 9$) a. IN. elem NLltemdu,
superintendent
LEVEL Hsi hts Miner and Francis
sts Rev Guy II. Black. pastor. sunday
school at ga a. m; H. G. Delong.
superintendent
Trinity-Blaine and vassar avs. Rev
Melvin 1. Hunt. pastor. Bible school st
$50 a N; Rudolph Kline, acting super
intendsnt
EpWorth Memorial - Corner Lincoln
gay W and Olive St Rev. G. l. Ruli-
ison- pastor. sunday school at : 80 a.
m: Glen Fiuney, superintendent
No preaching service until furthN~
notice.
s.uII Memorial Michigan and Victoria
sta Rev A Y. Babbs. pastor sunday
school at 10 90 a. m; A katterhenry.
superin tendent
River Parks Seventh 81. Rev ]. A.
Lord. pastor. residence &31S Mishawaka
av. Sunday school az 9 80 q. m, +. c.
Wolfe superintendent
German lafayette blvd ard Wayne
ct Rev II :. Miller. pastoi. sunday
school az 2 so a IL, John Koch. super
Intendent Preaching az 10 80 a. m. and
$50 D. ID Epworth league az 90 o.
N Prayer meeting Wednesday at AS
Q. m.
Wesleyan-T22 F. Broadway Rev. q
Payne. pastor sunday school 20 .. au
a. m. r. 81. Porter. superintendent
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MISSIONS.

Mennonite Hope 521 e JeGerson
blvd. Sunday school al 2.3O o. N
Preaching dt 80 p. N.
Preaching 3 80 and ! 80 D m. serv
Ices every night except Wednesday
Masy Nunemaker in charge
City-llJ T. Jefferson blvd RAY A
Bird. superintendent Sunday school, az
800 p. m. Bible class az 400 D. u
Evening service at 30
Gospel-431 r. LasaIle av Services
Wednesday Saturday and sunday even
lngs az 80. Sunday school at 10 %
%. each SUNDAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIrst-Corner washington av. and La
fayette blvd. Rev. Charles A. Lippin-
colt. ID. D., pastor. Miss Charlotte NJ
Partridge. assistant to the minister.
TrinIty-John s. Burns. pastor on
leave. A. +. Saunders, pastor on duty.
sunday school at $50 a. m; +. b.
French. superintendent.
The pastor will preach 1915 a. m. :
A Lamp Unto My Feet 30 p. m. .
"Prayer-A Sham or a Vital Reality"
Vestminster-Scott and Lindsey SITS.
Rev. Alfred NJ EeHs. ID. D.. pastor; res
idence 63S y. Scott St Sunday school
al 9 80 a. m. l.. G. Whitcomb. superin-
tendeut. Public worship at 10 40 a. IN.
and 80 p. m. The session meets be
fore the morning service. Senior En-
deavor society meets at $50 p. m.
Rev. A NJ Eells D. d, viii be out OF
the city sunday. The pulpit Of West
minister church viii hc occupied by the
Rev. Or. Moerdyke, formerly pastor In
heard Dr. MOerdyke viii be glad Of this
opportunity Of hearing him again.
Hops-Leer and Dayton SITS. Rev
George W. Allison. =. D., minister. Bible
school At ESQ a m; crank Retiring.
superintendent.
Granger Rev Harris. pastor. SundaN
school at . 40 n IN. Divine worship at
l045 a m. every Sunday. Everybody
welcome.
BAPTIST.
FIrst-Corner Main and Wayne SITS.
Rev L $. Davis. D. D.. pastor. Res
idence 2ll W. Wayne ST. Bilae school
az 80 a. m; &. $ stephens. superiu-
tendent
At 1915 a. m: THE Law OF Compen-
sation.' $50 p. M the young people S
meeting 80 p. m: The Man Who
Stays at Home" Wednesday at Z 10
M. prayer meeting.
Quincy street -rse,. George F. Enter
dine pastor Sunday school M 9 20 a.
This is Rally day md the Bible school
session and the regular morning serv-
Ice VIII De combined anC VIII commence
at 10 O'Clock Special Rally day pro-
gram of music and Rotations. A
Hdies quartet will furnish several Sc
lection~- Ivt Earle j.. snyder or the
LIST replacement regiment ~ euCinee -S
VIII give "a short address The b. Y. T.
T.. Will hold "a special rally service az -
D. me with patriotic music and echoes
from camp and trench. Pvt Earle ~.
snyder will address tire meeting Even
ing preaching service NJ 80. The pas
tor viii preach special sermon ON
Faith In God. The annual fuauci.l
canvass viii Dee prosecuted in the az
ernoon from 90 o'clock.
Hungarian - Corner Washington -av
Cherry st Rev 3 Bertok. pastor
First Swedish - Corner Laurel and
Napier SITS. Services at 10 80 a. N and
. 80 p m
Mt. zion Rev. r Smartt pastor
sunday school az $50 a. III. Classes Tor
an aCes-11 d.. ma sermon subject. A.
counting Tor Christ ur. ]. ] ~lelle
- Chicago. At 3. IA. Dr. Chappeue
viii speak subject L. Reason FOR pemoc
cTacy. lie is fresh from the camp and
will give some very Interesting infor.
nation. Don't fail 20 hear him Il y
+. T., 8 p. m. Evening sermon az r.
M The pastor Rev T. K Smartt Is in
the EDworth hospital with severe iu-
iuries caused by street car crushing into
his automobile last Tuesday az Elkhart
CHRISTIAN.
First-S Main St. south of public
library. Rev John VI. Alexander pastor
sunday school AZ 8 so. Frederick r
TrulGnd superintendent Our teachers
are trained and lessons graded We
bave classes for all ages
indiana AVenus Indiana sDA W.T.,
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FREE METHODIST.

Free Methodist Pennsylvania az. and
Rush e. Rev IS F. Webster pastor.
sunday school a. $50 a. m; Paul
Neidt-el. superintendent Preaching a.
70 so a m and 80 n.
River Fark Free Methodtst-Four-
teenth and Vine SIS Rev Mt. Hitch
cock. pastor sunday school 40 1000 a
n: l. +. Woke. superintendent.
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CHRISTIAN.

First-S Main ST. south of public
library. Rev. John VI. Alexander. pastor
sunday school at 6 so Frederick r.
TrulGnd superintendent Our teachers
are trained and lessons graded We
bsve classes for all ages
Indiana AVenue-Indlana and witwer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
SPIRITUALIST.

The Prog ressiEe Spiritual society will
hoid services at 30 p. N. every sunday
Speaker: Charles A Thompson Sub
lect. The Fourth Liberty Loan"
Would Christ approve OF liz Message
hearers: Mrs. Weaver. Mrs Thompson.
Mr. HoOl Mr.. Williams Everybody in
yited. Fathers and mothers u soldiers
especially invited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
EVANGELICAL MISSION.

Swedish Evangelical and Mon
rec ats. Rev. Emil NInstedf. pastor
sunday school al 1000 a IN August
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

Woman's club hall. room pa J. ~. s
/ building
There will not be any meetings held
this Sunday on account " attending the
regular fifth sunday convention
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Today's International Sunday School Lesson

ReUieD BY p. B. Fitzu0ater, D. D., Teacher
OF English Bible, at Moody Institute, Chicago.
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BAPTIST.

Flrst-Corner Main and Wayne SITS
Rev. L s Davis. ID. D.. pastor Res
idence I'll W. Wayne 81. BiHe school
at 80 a. m. 4. ). stephens superiu
tendent
At 1919 a. m: THE Law OF Compen.
sation.' $50 p. M. the young peoples
meeting 40 p. m. The Man Who
STAYS at Home Wednesday az Z q,
d M nrnter mpefing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-29
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION

Meets every Monday at 10 90 a. m At
the Y 81. G. A Resident and visiting
ministers always welcome. President
II. q. Hunt: vice president. C. W. Titus
secretary treasurer &. +. Young.