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Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-30

MT. Pattee is well qualified to speak upon this subject Following this last address there will be discussion of the cost of milk production.
 The meeting Of the Farmers Asso- citation is open to the public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pape.
The Park Ave News

Spoarts Last Wensday aftlrnnon Puds
Sunklns, Benny Potts aud LEROY Shooster
started 10 have contest who could make
the funniest face on Pud Sunkinses frunt
steps Artlc AIixandcr acting as Judge
on account Of mm having cracked lip
and wanting to keep his face strate
Leroy Shooster was away ahed on ac-
count Of his face being SO funny by itself
It's sintch for hm 10 make It funnicr,
wen all Of "a suddin Mary Watkins and
Maud Jonson came up and the contest
stopped on account OF the ones taking
part IN Il not wunting 10 bc saw looking
like that
Slssicty Mir AIgernm Skinny Mar
tin, popular young slsSicty man, has
reserved 2 invitations TO berthday par
ties for the same mite, and Is nutch
worried wIch one to 90 to have the best
time at saying he would go to them both
only they both would proberly ixpext
presents if he did, and besides he mite
miss all the refreshments vile hc was on
his way frum one TO the other one
Intristlng Facks About Intristing
People Sam Cross has unkle with =
candy stores, only he don't live in tins
sity and never comes heer, 50 Sam Cross
mite as well not have him
hliltcrry News Genrel Skinny Martin
is going Ground wearing a round medal
on his buzzum wich he found 1t in the
alley, saying on it, Badge of sooperiority,
JacksOns glnerale for all occasions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
POLISH BAPTISTS'
CHURCH IS READY
Building al Franklin and Elm
Streets to be Dedicated
ON Sunday

The new church ctlicc for pDlisii Bap-
lists ~ Franklin nnd Elm streets wall bo
dedicated tomorrow The ceremony III
bc triple ~ character with two services
in Polish and one IN English The former
will he hold nt ~ 30 ~ hrd 30 y ~
and the lattor NJ J T. ~
For the English service n novel and
interesting program, ~ whlch number
If local pastors will take pafi will he
given ~ follDws
Selection by the Polish Brasa Band I.
opening remarks bY the pre- ejdeut 0f tho
Wilmington Baptist Citv Mission So
cirtv. Thomas + Tnylor. opening prayer.
Row g. A Goranson, Pastor Swrdlah
Church singing ~ The congregation.
Onward ChristIau Soldiers. Scripture
reading. Rev J ; Irwin, pastor Deia-
ware Avenue Church, prayer Roy II
Bland Taylor p9stor Iiothany Church.
singing. male chorus. address, Rev I,
hudson Wostfal Rlchpond Va. So
lection, band addttes, Rev ! II lluns-
berger, Phladolpha IN singing, malc
chorus, addrrsa Rov Charles a Brooks,
New York CITY, singing, girls quartet
remarks ~ the retiring pastor. Hev
Henry Scbllkn remarks bV the new
pastor. Rev Is N Tnc2ck DELIVERY If
keys Nv hul1er Martin Tomrzyk dedi-
catory prayer, Rev William Peftjngill.
pastor North Church singing, male
chorus. benedicfinn. ltov q @rhcuk
pastor German Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
Hy Henrietta Grauel.
GLOSSY LINENS.

II YOU do your own laundry drv work.
paste thus III Your hat II and # Won have
Iaundrcss. paste II where ahe cannot
fail Ia sec and read II weekly Linen ~
ecarce and high. and at present there "a
no sign Of ITS becoming any moro plcntl-
ful or lower priced
A word to tho Wac woman should bo
sufficient to make her extremely careful
Of her linen and rs she knows that
laundering linen or any material Is what
wears It out. tins work should have her
particular attention careful analysis
of the question Of caring for linen. will
result IN tic discovery Of few important
facts. sunshine and cloar water whlicn
this maternal. poor hlucing turns yellow
when the heat of the iron IS applied and
minute rust spots appear on the fabric.
soap turns any white goods yellow, # not
carefully rInsed from It. the cnamCl-lkc
gloss of well-Irnncd linen Is produced by
friction and heat after laundering. linen
should he kept away from the light and
should always be folded IN tho same
creascs Linen table spreads runners and
other pieces sufficiently large should have
rollers provided for them and be rolled
up. and not folded, when put away
Linen wrapped in dark blue tissue paper
will remain cleaning white for a genera
ton
These arc only few facts about linen
The subject itself Is particularly appealing
to women Almost any woman can talk
entertalnlngly about linens she has owned.
or hopes to own, or has seen, for a day at
a stretch, but 70 make linen glossy with
out leaving an injurious agent in the
mesh IS sometimes Il problem even TO
linen lovers.
tx.rh,.l rlr
them until the water comes away clean.
then blue the goods Scarcely anyone
makes blueinR at home. rs SO much good
blue Is on sale; hut II you want pure
bleaching blue, buy one ounce Of Prls-
sian blue and one half ounce Of oxalic
acid crystals Put the powder and the
acid in . quart bottle and fill with boiling
water Let this stand dav or so, strain
it and put II into smaller bottles
After linen is blued, and dried IN the
sun, almost anyone may iron IT. Sprinkle
it very moist, and iron 1t while il is damp
Some linens are never starched, while
other pieces need heavy starch and are
thoroughly charged with IL The starch
should be we'll cooked; lump of parlffine
as large as q walnut should be put in each
quart, as this prevents it from sticking
when ironed
Dull-hnished linen is secured by iron
ing il on the under side Thin linens, SO
worn as to need just little stiffenlng
should be dipped in the thinncst starch
or in bran water This last is best for
lawn and dehcately patterned goods
Pour two quarts Of boiling water on one
pint Of bran, stir it about. and when it
has settled strain off the water and use
ii as you would any starch Water in
which rice has been boiled is used in the
same way.
Miss Grauel will be glad to answer
either in her column or personally, in
quiries regarding food conservation recipes
and the like. For personal replies a three
cent stamp must be enclosed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
THE HEART HUNTERS.
Iiy Mary Douglass
Chapter XII
uthor ~ Hunting = Husband. Hand
ling a Husband -

IDaVtHr 1Ifl..
Many things had cleared 10. iu that
short visit to southtown ! had one piir-
pore nDw - make good ~ my arr
love that was not for me ! wandered
Rtnitiy, i Dan bad missed mo
! owed - much 10 Eddie Smith Nuw
br Hae going ~ war Ny thW1ghte cafua
back ~ that ono puzzle Why is Nr
Itnland Interested IN mr.
tne arswer cent feeling ~ hanpinfag
through me Perhaps. that hri dgy, ha
had seen that bad talent he kuaw that
! would succeed in ny art iIa faHfed -
be fho pnc ~ teach mr
looked forward - my return viib *
thrill
IS put my toy IN the lork. and flung
open The door, ! ,alled GrroHngr NO
0ne answered ! walked through the
small empty r'prs Dust lay ftick over
everything ~ fba flng rpnm 4 bowl
q faded roses .Irppgod u1nly On fbn din
iug rpOru table ! scarehed tho huroar. tia
deak FER p note Nef avon > arrap r.
papsr told anything
hey hsYe mot eoraa bact yrt.
thought stu, unrthrng at9ut fhr
enp Z plafo seemed - hold J portruf
! would sweep aWay' ! tucked up mY
sklrt and 'ook D lus'sr threw pIen fha
windows ! awfp' and duate1 under 'He
cnieh. ! carue gn mcnurapiuTn
II was scrawlcd 9n . bit II drawing
papff Il read 1877 % The Grand Cc',a
tFal something about fto quosr unavon
writing joRgrd Wv t1crpwy Dan r.
vas MS
sa' down moment IN fhc oourh ard
irt my Imagination rln riot How Bflie
J know about hlrn Yet how Ireply thaf
iftle had fakon ps,zeeaiop IN nr' ~
cpur-o should mako my arf be renter n
everything But friendship v7rely.
could afford tioo for friendship with Dan
Whist pleasant vls'ae i orcucd before me
was startled bY tbo scrape of kcr
~ fhe door
BETTY carne burriedly into ne roora
Whom she saw me Pc drew garl a~ T
startled
Whom djd yop 20 herr. Prudence
sho asked
told her
looked ~ A. thr dropping brn,h n
sweet peas ahe hrld Then 7 nofiood FIR
the first trnr she I'D not wear ler brlsircss
clothes She laid tho flowers IN tho table
She sa' down rather rfifFlY ~ he arm
ehair
something tas happened ince 7or
left, Prudence
f~ ael,"d 6rbfly. osrrht
mouse
Betty lroked ~ me a roornrnf keer,Iv
7 hen J reahzod something had happened
Ies ] saif fhls firne eagerly
tlioe slwaye did III fhings quiekiv.
yop know. lsetfy seemed - - prrparlng
ne
sat there silent. tense
She decided to he married /"
To whom I asked, feeling my throat
tighten
Monday Realization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
BEWARE Of SAARPERS
AFTER LIBERTY BONDS
Warning Against Promoters Issued
TO Holders. Many Of Whom
Are Being Fleeced

Beware If eharpers trying ~ diclcr
with Won for your Liberty bonds Ipo
not trade them for stocke or bonds If
little ~ no value II You ruust dieuozo
If hem, deal through p reputable bank
or bond hnfsn
That paragraph ~ advice sums ~ an
appeal whrch fhr tsaociafed Advertising
Club Is sending broadcast IN connection
with campaign Il has been waging
against the advertising af speculative
securities, especially nl stockr md fhe
appeal also takes INTO consideration
another source ~ lnss to Liberty Bond
owners which has recently cornr - he
attention of the national vigilance corn
nitteS of the association
Promoters of the ao-called get rlch-
quick enterprises have lu some COM
m1tnitl"s specialized" on the owners
af Liberty Bonds The fart has beon
dlvulgefl that ~ onc county recently
$4,000. 900 If the $50, ,OOO, 900 Of Liberty
Bonds purchased nv the people of that
section hed fallen into the hands of pro
motors, mostly IN tho ~ fields
As would be expected, The promoters
promised bIR returns They succeeded
IN convincing the bond owners that thew
could not afford to accept the returns
he Liberty Bonds afforded when they
could obtain larger returns from oli
stocks IS q matter of fact tho vigilance
committee found that most ~ he 1il
stocks we're absolutely worthless
The vigilance committee brands such
operations as not only dishonest, but
unpatriotic, for people who, through
thelr ignorance are convinced that some
thing else n so much better than a Liberty
Bond may be preIudIced against future
ISSUES unless, IN the meantime theyt
make an investigation and reaiize tha
they have been hoodwinked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
SEEK TO FREE MRS. POWELL.
Pardon is Asked For Woman Under Life
Sentence For Murder.

Application has been made 10 the
State Board of Pardons for clemency
for Mrs Mary A Powell, the murderer
of Miss Essie Albn in February 1904,
at the Hall farm, near Bowers Beach
She is serving a life sentence in the
New Castle county workhouse
At least two other applications for
a pardon for Mrs Powell have been
made, both of which were refused John
d Hawkins, of Dover, is the attorney
representing Mrs. Powell at the coming
hearing of the Board of Pardons on
September 5.
The application is said to be based
on the ground of Mrs Powell's extreme
age, she now being nearly 20 years old
and the fact of her excellent behavior
during the IA years Of her imprisonment
The murder Of the Albin girl and the trial
Of Mrs Powell, attracted nationwide
attention Mrs Powell battered the girl
with a chunk of wood and sashed her
with knife, wounding her in los places.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
JEWISH SOCIETY TO MEET.
Beneficial Association Will Celebrate
First Anniversary Tomorrow.

The first anniversary Of the Della
ware jewish Mutual Beneficial AssocIs-
ton will he held tomorrow at 30 y m
From . membership Of AZ members
3i2 male and female members During
this period of time, two death claims
have been paid 10 the heirs Of the de
ceased members.
The association bought $500 in Liberty
Bonds third issue, paid for them in cash.
contributed literally 70 the Red Cross
and other worthy objects and has a sub
stantial balance IN bank
Considering the remarkable progress
and 10 appreciate II, the members and
their wives should deem as their duty
to be present AZ this meeting. Refresh
ments will be served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
DEBT RALLY AT BRANDIWINE.

The fourth monthly rally for the
raising Of the debt on Brandywine NJ. r.
Church was held Tuesday evening, with
exercises arranged by the Standard
Bearers
The following was the program Piano
duet BY Miss Alice Mason and Miss Edith
Boyce; solo, Miss Mildred Davis; quar-
tet, Miss Lillian Marshall, Miss Mildred
Davis, Robert Reed and Frank Baylis;
THE Minister'S Wife" by Mrs Cecil
Rhoades, Miss Helen Marshall Miss
Lillian Marshall Miss Edna Jones, Mrs.
William Carpenter. The sum of s426 25
was receiv ed in cash for the debt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
STEFANSON PREFERS PLANES.
Thinks Airships Best Vehicles to Carry
Explorer To North Pole.

Seattle, August 81 Vilhjalmur Ste
fansson, the Arctic explorer, is con-
vinccd that airplanes. instead of sleds,
should be used to explore the Arctic
wastes, says Frank Murphy, an Alaska
railroad man who has arrived here from
Fort Yukon where he talked with the
explorer.
Although Stefansson hopes to 90 back
to the Arctic some time, possibly with
airplanes he has made no plans for further
explorations, Mr.. Murphy asserted The
explorer plans to spend the coming winter
in Canada and the United States
After being over five years IN the far
north, Stefansson will reach Victoria, b.
Co, some time in September, Mr. Muir
ply said
A cablegram recently received here from
the north stated that Stefansson expected
to reach New York October g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
GRADING OLD CHURCH SITE.
Ground at Delaware Avenue and Wash
ingfon Street May Become Pa rk.

The lot at the northeast corner of
Delaware avenue and Washington street
formerly the site OF the Church of the New
Jerusalem and recently purchased by
Pierre : du Pont. Is being graded, suppos-
ediy for a small park.
Demolition of the adjacent house, Ais
Delaware avenue, formerly a parsonage,
will lie deferred until December, when the
lease expires A strip Of land three feet IN
width taken from AIS Delaware avenue,
has been added to the Kittinger property
Alb Delaware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Former "Y'' Secretary Visits.

D s e wo Rsqn ms known S Tesebsfon heSe BsfoIe
her marriage as Miss Virginia Bonafan,
the office secretary Of the y W. G. A., is
visiting her parents N wilmington. Yes
terday she took lunch at the Y W. c. A:
boarding home al Twenty-ffth and
Market streets and was royalty welcomed
by the girls with whom she was always a
great favorite. Mrs Gingrich's husband
is paymaster at the Washington Navy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
HOSPITAL CASES.

Among casns treated "a tho Phygiciens'
and Surgeons fosrHtai clinic tVae Genrgs
J., Edwards confused Tprlpdof 3 finger
aud( ,enrge Smith spraned ankle
the Homeopathic Hospital WiIharn
Carter of 3i0 ocust strert was treated
last "vrniop fnr p scalp vound rece1vc1
at ehth and French street when he
was tit biz an automobile
st the Delaware Hospital this morning
Beryi Tang fvas treated f0r decoration
nf he right hand. Joeepn .iackson. con-
ttlelon n the ade, r W Webster jrlurv
to right rye Pobrr+ f,rronrnwell injury
10 eyp; q. J Madden. foreign a0dv
eve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
CENTIiAIn

Central Presbyterian Church. King
street below Eighth. Rev. J, II Crawford
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning by
Rev Samuel g Craig. associate editor of
The Presbyterian: o'clock Washington
Heights last evening service; Sunday
school 1855. last session on summer
schedule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Ex.Councilman Smith Better.

Ex-Cry Councilman David r Smith,
who has been seriously i'll At his home. 303
West Eleventh street. now is able 20 come
downstairs, but still is weak Besides
suffering the Affections of the aged, he
recently sustained injuries by falling
tie was IS years old IN February
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
f.mRIarIAN SCIENTIST.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist Park
Place and Van Buren street. will hold
services rs follows Sunday morning NJ
II Subject for the lesson-serrnon.
Christ Jesus The Sunday school con
venes AT II =. m On Wednesday even
ing n testimony meeting is held from
& Ia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
STANTON AND mARsHALuroN.

st. James Church, Stanton. Rev. ]. r.
Parks. rector Services: 10 a m, Sunday
school; II a. m, celebration of the holy
sacrament, with sermon
ST. Barnabas' Church, Marshallton,
ga m, celebration of the holy sacrament
go p. m, and $50 p. N. evensong with
sermon BY the rector
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Army Train Here.

An army tram Of 50 trucks, bound north
stopped in Wilmington and had
mess on Market street between Flew
cnth and Fourteenth. the regular dinner
begging augmented by dantics supplied
by people in the neighborhood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
NEWS OF CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
NORTH.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, William l.. Pettin-
gill pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by Mr. Pettingill. Subject
1890, The Lord's Supper and What II
Means 7,i5. Brethren, PRAY for Us. >"
Sunday school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
TRINITY

Trinity Lutheran Church. Concord
avenue and Twentv-third street. Rev.
Milton H Slime, d d. pastor Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening nv
the pastor Subject q m. Giving
Made Sacred AS m. Gods Wis
dom Demonstrated in Man and Creation
Sunday school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
sILyFRRRoOK.

Silvrrbrook NJ f. Church, Lancaster
and Woodlawn avenues, Rev Elwood w.
Jones pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening bv the pastor Subject
II a. m. Sons of God; y. m. The
Consequences Of a Look" Sunday school
and other regular meetings Mt the usual
hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
DELAWARE AVENUE.

Delaware Avenue baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, Rev
Joseph Y. Iwrin, s I, ID, pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor, subject. 1890, Purity of
Life (ordinancc of the Lords supper at
this service). 730, "1'ho Possibilities nf
God" Sunday School, and other regular
meetings at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
ST ErE fTIrN 8

81 Stephens Lutheran Church Tat
nall street near Seventh. Rev Frederic
Docrr pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing hy the pastor Subject II o'clock,
Tho Requirement Of Entrusted Service !
n m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
FsST7.sEF

Eastake Presbyterian Church, Sabbath
school nj 10 q m, morning worship at
II The pastor Rev T. 7. Mordeeai. has
returned from his vacation and will
occupy the pulpit both morning and
evening Evening service at 7.30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
sT IrkE'R

81 Luko's Reformed Episcopal Church,
Monroe and Eighth streets Rev William
Lanniug rector Sunday service Holy
communion NJ a m. holy communion
and sermon at 10 i5; evening prayer and
sermon NJ 30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
McAnr- MFMnRIAI.

McCabe Memorial NJ Z. Church,
Boulevard and Twcnty-Second street,
Rev. J. ". Jones pastor Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. 1890. short sermon and the
sacrament Of tho Lords Supper; 80,
song service and talk on Christs attitude
towards labor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
FIRST.

First Presbyterian Church, Market
street near Tenth. Rev. J. X. Stonsiler
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning by
Congregation will unite with other Pres
bvterians ut Washington Heights at
night Sunday school and other regular
meetings nj the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ST. ANDREW 5.

St. Andrew p T. Church, Shipley
and Eighth streets, Rev r. " Trapneil
rector Sunday services a. m. cele-
brat,on of the holy communion; g a m,
Sunday school; II q. m. second cele-
bration of the holy communion and ser
mon. No evening service. The evening
service will be resumed Sunday, Septem-
Der
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
ST. MATTHEW 5 .

ST Matthews p E. Church for colored
people, services held in St Andrews s
Church, Eighth and Shipley streets
Evensong and sermon. 5 p. m: holy
communion, second Sunday, s g. m !:
Sunday school, graded, p. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Jr. O. II. A. nj. HalI Meet Ing.

There will be the usual Sunday meeting
at Jr o. L. A NJ Hall. 907 Tatnall
street, at 3 p. m. VI W. Kessler Of
Auburn, Ind, will speak Subject, "A
Great Homecoming After the War, or
"What the Bible Means to the Soldier"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
PRESBYTERIAN.
N ANpNf u.

All activities of Hanover Presbyterian
Church, Eighteenth and Boulevard, will
be resumed tomorrow Rev Charles II.
Bohncr, the pastor, will be in his ruln't
at 1870 and I O'Clock The Sunt
school. however, will not resume It's sos-
sion at the 12t5 hour until tomorrow
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
SECOND.

Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets. Rev Thomas T. Hollo-
way II ID pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by Rev W Edward
Rafferty, of Philadelphia at 1890 a. m.
and Z Is p. IN. Sunday School ut noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
LUTHERAN.
ZION

Services at zion lutheran Church.
Sixth and Jackson streets. Rev ) G.
Won Bossc pastor SUNDAY morning 10 30
IN German Sermon topic Paul and the
Corinthians, preached by the pastor,
Sunday evening 80 IN English sermon
topic. Gospel Beauty, preached by the
pastor SUNDAY schools meet IN German
at 10 a m in English at Is y m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
LETTERS GRANTED

Letters of administration on the estate
of MARY II. Callahan have been granted
to William H. Me Garrity and on the
estate of Dorothy Glitch to William
l.. Gilch and Anna Mary Gich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
FIRST.

First United Presbyterian Church,
Third and Broome streets, Rev, William
Patterson pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning by the pastor and IN the evening
nv q visiting munster Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours
Olivet Presbvterian Church will unite
with First az the evening service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
SECOND.

Second M p Church. Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. B / Jester
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by pastor. ? p. m. Sunday
school Other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
FIRST

First Methodist Protestant Church.
Seventh and Walnut streets, Rev r W
Sutcliffe pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Subject 1880, Bread Of Heaven" (sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper 30 Our
Strong Defence Sunday school and
other regular meetings al the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
anvrNrr ny AnvrNrrsra

First Seventh DAY Adventists Church.
l60t Howland street Rev George A.
Stevens pastor Preaching Saturday
morning sabbath school and other regr,-
lar meetings al the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
MI. sArEM.

Mt Salem NJ f. Church, Nineteenth
street and Mt. Salem lane. Rev. w Z.
Habhart pastor Pre- aching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor. 80.
holy communion; $50. twilight service.
Sunday school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
TRINITY.

Trinity p f. Church. corner Delaware
avenue and Adams street, Rev. Frederick
M. Kirkus rector Services tomorrow will
be as follows: Holy communion at 7.30
g. M: holy communion and sermon II
a. N Rev Robert Bell will preach in the
morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
i-AET,AEE

E,astlako NJ f. Church. Thirtieth and
Tatnall streets. Rev Edward II Collins
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning by
pastor Subject 1870. Love. Lords
supper administered; 80 Rev. Clarence
Keen.