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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
ON ACTIVE SERVICE
Somewhere in France.

Somewhere in France.
Friend Hayden:-
Just a few lines to let YOU
know that there is one man of
Lincoln County's bunch over in
this forsaken country. They al
way Sptak of France as Sunny
France" think it should be
Frosty France" for it is sure
cold here and damp. Have been
here quite a while and have been
moving from one village to an
other i'm such ways as on trains
consisting of cattle cars and on
foot. The railroads here are
bum, small cars and queer en-
gines, in fact everything seems
to be about four thousand years
bdhindl the good old U. S. A., and
Lincoln County looks as good
Ii not better than anything I
have seen since left there TO.
/ The farmers here work oxen
mostly as the government took
ever most all the horses q. the
beginning Of the war.
! don't know how long we i'll
be needed over hele, but expect
it will end some time or aaother
any way. See lots Of French
soldiers with one arm or one leg
and walking with crutches.
} The buildings here are all Of
stone aaG of la.,r shapes. The
stone is HANDY 10 get as the
soil is very thin and they can
quarry out all the rock they
need. Wine is also plentiful but
] don't like 1t very well. 1t is
sour and tastes about half way
between hard cider and vinegar.
The beer is stale beer with no
kick to it, but the cognac will
sure kick though.
Yours,
Pvt. l.. V. Porter,
Co. ID. Sth Inf, A. E. F.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27

been workin2' in the logging
camp above Black Rock.
Miss Fox, the Drift River
school Marin was calling at Mrs.
Rcbertson's Saturday.
Friends were shocked to hear
of the death of Mr.. Nelson, at
the Lake, he dying at Pitner, on
his way home. Consumption be-
ing the cause OF his death.
The store building at Taft has
been moved back 80 feet. Mr..
Robertson informs us that he
will tare the old ware house
down and build a 16 foot shed
the length of his building, which
will gr5atly improve the looks in
front.
d. c. anI J. P. Bones, from on
Schooner Creek were doing
Christmas shopping at Taft Sat.
urday.
There will be a Christmas pro.
gram anG supper ct Miss Bccbe'!
school on Schooner Creek Mon
day night. Three schools united
and help. Everone welcome.
Hoyt and Edgar Parmele took
two loads of lumber to Salmon
River to Mrs. J. l.. Browns. We
hear she will erect a new barn
In the near future.
We are sorry to hear of flu in
cur ne] hborhood. as it has de-
molished the Dance q. Taft Hal
Saturday night.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
FREIGHT JUMPS TRACK
CHRISTMAS DAY

The outgoing freight jumped
the track up near the water tank
Christmas Day, and as a con-
sequence the neon passenger
train could not get through, but
remained here until the evening
train arrived from the VALLEY
when the passengers, mail and
express was transferred aro"
and the train backed up to va
quina.
No one was hurt in the wreck
and but two cars LEFT the rails.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
INFLUENZA TAKES
TWO HAWKINS CHILDREN

Audrey May Hawkins and
James w. Hawkins, daughter
end son Of J. II. Hawkins OF Elk
City, died just one week apart.
both being victims of the dreaded
influenza.
Audrey May Hawkins wp-
born at Shcshone, Idaho. March
10th, 1892, and died at Elk City,
Oregon, December IA, 1918, as.
.26 years.
James w. Hawkins was born
at Prinville, Oregon, May oath,
1903. and died at Elk City, Ore
gon, December 21st, 1918, aged
is years.
The Hawkins family has the
sympathy of the entire commun-
ity III their sad bereavement.
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ELEVEN YEARS AGO

Cleve Fish spent Christmas at
Albany returning home last
( eyening.
A. Nv. Weber of Beaver Creek
was in Toledo the first of the
week.
Miss Esther Copeland visited
~ Siletz with her mother the
fist OF the week.
Kenneth Hayden returned
from Albany Friday evening to
spend Christmas at home.
Con Christensen came in
from o. A. G. Saturday evening
to spend Christmas at home.
Rolla Gaar came in on Friday
evenings train to spend Christ
mas with old Toledo friends.
Vinton Jones came over from
Independence last evening for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss AlicJ Fleming, one of our
teachers, went to the Valley last
Saturday morning.
Miss Leila Bartholomew repre-
sented the Leader at the mas
querade ball Christmas night.
Her costume was made entirely
of Leaders and was a neat, pret-
ty costume.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
TAFT

Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year, all.
Good morning, Mr.. Jack Frost,
chilly these mornings.
The welcome blast is heard at
last. The Roamer boat has ar
rived In over tic bar without q
break.
Mr.. Jap Luce took the people
OF Taft a boat ride to Mill Port
and back which we all appreciat-
ed.
Ansrd Hussa was a Taft caller
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Jenc Simmons arrived
home from Devils Lake. He has
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
IN THE TRAINING CAMP
Camp Grant, ILL.,,
Dec, 16, 1918.

Editor
Saw one OF your Lincoln
County papers out here last
week so thought | would drop
you a line.
| lived in Toledo for fourteen
years, left there in nineteen ten
for Alaska, was only a small kid
t. thct tiEls, but can still re.
member the good little town OF
Toledo.
Don't suppose that there arr
many old timers left there that
| would know now were to dror
| in there.
! have lived in Alaska ever
since | left there. This name
might sound cold but it is not
as cold as it sounds.
| met an old timer from To-
ledo at Valdez, Alaska, just be.
fore ! came to the States, you
probably know him, 1t is David
Olson.
| enlisted in the Army eight
months ago, was in Calf. for a
while, then in Camp Dodge, To-
wa, now / am in Grant, Ill. This
camp Is four miles from Rock.
ford and only a short ways from
Chic,bo. There arc about sixty.
five thousand soldiers here now
but are turning them out at the
rate of six thousand per week.
am in the regular army, so
suppose ! will be one of the las
ones out.
/ In all the camps have been II
! have not yet met any Of the
Toledo bows. Alfred Anderson
of Tolido is IN the same com.
pany that | am in, and when "
get out VII take a uip to Tolc J.
to see you all.
1t is most time 10 go - bel
so will close with best wishes
to all.
Albert OsnesS,
Co. C, 18th Inf
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
RAISE NEAT SUM
FOR CHILDREN OF
BIBLE LANDS

The Christmas Tree Enter
tainment held at the M. e.
Church last Monday evening
proved a hugh success. After
the splendid program, the COLI
tribution box was passed and a
free will offering taken for the
unfortunate children of the
rBible Lands" whose homes have
Turks and Huns. The offering
netted $50.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
FORMER NEWPORT
CHIEF OF POLICE
is DEAD
(Evening Telegram. Portlandl

(Evening Telegram. Portland)
The Dalles, Dec. 25.-John l..
Frey, formerly chief of police at
Newport, died here last Monday,
aged 32 years. He came here
last July in the hope that the
change would benefit his health,
as he was suffering from tuber-
-culosis. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices of the !. o. o. F. lodge,
of which fraternity he, Mr.. Frey,
was a member. His wife and
one son survive.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
HORSES STRAY AWAY

Two ponies belonging TO the
Rd.imcntal Headquarters here
have strayed away and any in
formation leading to their recov-
cry will be greatly appreciated.
One Is a sorrcl and weighs alb )ut
900. The other Is a bay and
W. ghs about 500.
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METHODISTS TO HOLD
WATCH PARTY

Rev. c. r. Ellsworth announ-
ccs that a Watch Party will be
held at the church New Year'G
Eve. to which all are cordially
invited.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
goth SQUADRON HELPS
LOCAL RED CROSS

The Goth Squadron which has
been here for some time, made
the local Red Cross present of
$N this week. This was not
memberships but was donated
to the General Fund.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-12-27
TWO SQUADRONS
WILL LEAVE TODAY

The Goth and Saith Squadrons
will leave this afternoon for Van
couver Barracks where they will
be mustered out. A special train
with two engines will take them
out. Two more squadrons are
expected to go within the week.
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Evening journal., 1918-05-04
down AND OUT" /
PASTORS TOPIC.
DR.. Hubbard Will Preach
Third Prodigal Son Ser
mon at St. Paul's
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
WILL MEET MONDAY

The Rev. Carlisle L Hubbard VIII
preach both morning and evening at
81. pauIs NJ. Z. Church, Jackson and
Tenth streets. His subject at iO.5O
O'Clock Will be. Bearing the Cross.
At 7.3O O'Clock, DIT. Hubbard will preacn
on the subject down and out the
third in hls series Of sermons on ne
"Prodigal Son .-,,..
Sunday school will meet at oclocA'
Y.P. s. c. Z. at $50 o'clock.
At the morning service, there VIII pe
tenor solo, Before the Cruciiix'' 10y
J. Walter Boyer: and an anthem by the
choir, Beautiful Home over There.
There Will be a reception OF new mem
bers. and the administration OF Holy
Communion at the morning service.
In the evening there will be a quar-
/ tet behold ] stand at the Door anc
/ Knock" sung by Mrs. j. Andrus. Mrs
NJ. Allen, Charles T. Edwards and >
Jackson.
The Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing will be at 7A5 o'clock. The regu
liar business meeting Of the W. +. NJ. :
viii be held Monday at 2 so o'clock, a
the home Of Mrs. Lyman, no. e3i Mon
roe street. There Is Red Cross Sew
Ing at the church every Thursday a
Il o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
EASTLAKE METHODIST
ENDEAV0R RALLY

The services Of Eastlake Methodist
Fpiscopsl Church, Thirtieth and Tat
nall streets, VIII be as follows -9-5O
o'clock. an old fashioned class meet
ing. led by William Il. Jones; iO.5o
O'Clock, the pastor, the Rev. Z. II. Col
lins. will deliver a sermon, subject.
"He Knoweth the Way That l Iake'
Afte- the sermon the Lords supper
win be administered. 90,
Al > o'clock the Bible school VIII
meet. The ladies' and mems BlDle
classes meet I'm the church auditorium
at the same hour.
These two classes Will give a musf
cal and literary entertainment on Tues
dav evening. May "a. The young peo-
ME az AIarshallton, Del, friends Of th'
pastor. will give a play at this enter
tsinmeBt. entitled. SAiy sons Sweet
heart " Proceeds for the piano found
Al 30 O'Clock, the spring rally or 'n'
CbrIsfian Endeavor Society VIII D'
held. The young peoples chorus Q
20 voices will have charge or Ne SINS
ing. The Hon. James J.. Rankin o
Chester. Pa, win make the rally al
dress.
The rally envelopes for the ofterinl
will be returned at this meeting, en'
the money VIII be paid 10 the buildinl
fund
Miss Viola G.. Pierson OF st. John
p. e. Church VIII sing a solo, entlue'
Come Unto Me."
PRAYER meeting will be on Frida,
evening at o'clock. led by the pastor
Junior League win be on Friday az
tcrnoon al $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
Patriotic NIGHT
At SILVERBROOK.
Campfire Girls and Athletic
Association Will Attend
Special Sunday Service
MUSICAL PROGRAM BY
CHOIR AND SOLOISTS

Tomorrow. at Silycrhrook NJ. r..
Church. al 1890 o'clock, the pastor, the
Rev. Elwood W. Jones will deliver q
sermon from the subject, "The Qucs-
tioning OF Love" and afterward adj
minister the Sacrament Of the Lords
supper New members viii be received
at this service. The choir, directed by
Raymond W. Lllley, VIII render TIE iol-
lowing anthems. Break Forth into
Joy," Emerson. and "The King OF Love
My Shepherd % shelly. The special paris
In the latter anthem Will be taken by
Mrs r. H. Warrington, soprano; Miss
Mildred Johnson. alto, and James Cal
houn. bass.
The Sunday school, In charge Of SUI
nerlntendent Joseph W. Coley, VIII
meet at 2 o'clock The orchestra, di-
rected by Miss Connell. will provide
music for the school The Mems Bible
class will continue its study Of the
course Of patriotic lessons taught by
the pastor
The pastors preparatory member
ship class will meet at the close OF th'
SUNDAY School session.
The Epworlh League will hold lt'
NfNuiloudl NitfNiht az Nt'NNt
lehler will be- Mrs. Lilley
At 7A5 o'clock a patriotic service
will be held The Camp Fire Girls anl
the Athletic Association of the churcl
have been invited 10 attend In a'body
Special interest will center about thi
service, IN view OF the nationwide ef
I fort OF the Methodist Church 10 pro
vide for the religious needs of her sol
dlors and sailors. The pastor Will de-
/ liver an address upon the subject
The Foundation OF our Hopes Th
/ service viii open with a number o
songs. led by the director, followed b.
an anthem 10y the choir. Let the Hill
and Wales Resound, Richards. Thoma
Edge will sing az solo, Keep th
Home Fires Burning.
Glass meetings will be held Tuesda
and Wednesday evenings at s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
MASCULINE ideal
TOLD By pastor
DR.. Smiley Will Preach at
West Church Mems
Night
BRASS QUARTET AN
EVENING NOVELTY

At West Presbyterian Church tomor-
row. the pastor, the Rev. u. Franklin
Smiley. d. d.. will occupy the pulph
and preach at both services. His morn
ing theme will be, Heaven Opened.
The special music will include Meyers
anthem. 81 VIII Lift My Eyes" and
Roberts offertory, Seek He the LORD
with solo obligato by Oscar Stlegler.
The Bible school meets at 2 O'CLOCK
Mr.. Banks orchestra IS in the main
school Mrs. Smiley teaches the wo-
mems class The mems class meets az
the same hour IN the church auditor
iun. Edgar Smith, tenor, VIII be the
sololss, and Dr. Smiley will discuss tne
lesson theme, The New Standards OF
Life"
The C.. Z. meets at GAS o'clock. Lead
ers. the Misses Lena Frederick anc
Florence D. Fuller. At 1.3O o'clock an
other popular service viii be held
This viii be mems night at West. Dr
smiley viii speak OF The Ideal Man.
The Glee Club VIII sing, sweet houl
OF prayerr by Wilson. The cnorm
choir viii sing Grey's Dream OF Para
disc" and MY Faith Looks up Y
Thee" by Lachner, s0lolsts, Mrs. NJ. i
Lewis. Mrs. j. C. Alien and the Messrs
Sucgicr and Jones. The special mu
sical attraction viii be Cox's quartz
OF brass instruments.
The organ numbers by Miss Vol
Mofit will be, Fantasy in F." b.
GREY. "posilude 10 a Major" by Hop
worth: Grand Chorus in G. b.
Slurees. and National March, b
BuckwOrth.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
SCOTT UNION SERVICE
In CHURCH WAR WORK

AZ Scott NJ. Z Church. seventh and
Spruce streets, the Rev. r. J. sard, pas
tor, the services tomorrow will be;
$50 o'clock, class meeting. T. N, Gil
bert. leader: iO30 o'clock, the Sacra-
ment Of the Lords supper Will be ad-
mlnistered by the pastor; > o'clock,
Sunday school. W. =. Drummond, su-
perintendent Epworth League meets
at Gas o'clock AZ 13O o'clock there
viii be preaching by the Rev. r. ,.
Nichols. pastor Of Epworth NJ. T.
Church. lie Will deliver a special ser
mon in the interest OF the work OF
the Methodist National War Council
on Wednesday night, at 73O O'Clock,
there will be q Union Patriotic Prayer
Service in the interest OF the work Of
the Methodist National War Council
the following churches uniting As
bury, Epworih, Kingswood and Trinity
The speakers VIII be the Rev. e. l.
Hubbard and Henry r.. lsaacs.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
America Gains
FROM THE WAR
Delaware Avenue Baptist
Pastor Will Preach Opt.
mistic War Sermon
PROF. SMITH TO GIVE
MUSICAL PROGRAM

The services tomorrow at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. Delaware
aYenue and West street. will be IN
charge OF the pastor, the Rev Joseph
\. Irwin, $. r. d.. who will take for
his subject at 1890 O'Clock. "rhe In
sutlciency Of Nearness." New members
will receive the hand OF fellowship and
the ordinance OF the Lords supper Will
be administered at this service.
The Sunday School viii meet at 2
o'clock.
The Christian Rndeavor meeting at
CAS- o'clock, leader. Miss Media Wall
Tiers.
The evening service at T.3O O'Clock
win open with a song service under
the leadership OF Fred s. Smith. musi-
cal director and Professor Hemphill
organist Dr. Irwin will take as his
subject, "What Can America Gain From
the War;"
The prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evening is at 3 O'Clock.
Under the direction OF Prof. Fred s
Smith there will be an entertainment
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
which will consist Of instrumental anc
vocal music and recitatlons
The special musical program fol
Sunday Is as follows:
Morning Organ prelude soriie IN j
minor lRogersl: solo, zone sweeil,
Solemn Thought ,Ambrosel, Mlsl
Rhoades; anthem, blessed Be God
/ lGoss); organ postlude. Improvisation
Evening Organ prelude. A. ID. i62
/ fMacDoweln; solo. Fear Not Ne, {
/ Israel Buck, Mrs. 4. A. Horncr. an
them, My Trust is In Thy Mercy
King Hall postlude In C., ,MacMas
7 teri
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
BIG BETHEL.

The Rev. Dr. Arneit announces the
following program for sunday at Bis
Bethel: 1890 o'clock, preaching by the
pastor: noon. class meetings, zdV
o'clock. Sunday school; 6.i5 O'Clock,
Allen C.. 4. League; g o'clock, special
sermon by Or. Arnett will be preached
to the Paul Lawrence Dunbar Lodge
No. 100 Of Elks.
The annual election OF trustees re-
suited as follows: President, Emanuel
d. Murray; vice-presideni, BENJAMIN B
II. Lewis: secretary. Asbury G. Sterl-
ing: treasurer, j. Henri Robinson, as
sistant-treasurer, Thomas j. Perry non
orary president. William j. Miller
members. Isaac Gibbs, Howard David
and Levi II. Loper.
The National Association for The Al
yancement OF Colored People, Of wlnci
Dr. Arnett is the president, VIII hoiG
It's monthly meeting and Membership
Drive" in the Ezion NJ. +. Church Tues
day at o'clock
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
COMMUNION SERVICE
AT SECOND BAPTIST

The services in the Second Baptist
Church, Ninth and Franklin streets, VIII
be as follows: The minister, the Rev.
Thomas p. Holloway. ID. d.. viii con
duct the worship and preach at tO@D
O'Clock in the morning and 7Ao o'clock
at night
Extending the hand OF fellowship TO
new members, and the observance Of
the Lords Supper will occur immedi-
ately after the morning sermon. In
the evening the minister will preach
on "The Training" tiis morning theme
will be Twice Crucined.'
The musical program will be as
follows: j. Wales Davis, choir leader
aud Dallett IT. Loomis, organist. Morn
ing. organ preludei anthem, Rock of
Ages" Buck. Evening-Organ pre-
lude; anthem, seek Yet the Lord,
Roberts: duct, "Jesus the Very
Thought Of Thee" BreUer, Mrs. How
ard Clark, J. Wales Davis; organ pre-
lude.
"Wednesday. at O'Clock. the mid
week prayer service viii be conducted
I BY the minister
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
DIR. REINKE SUNDAY
HANOVER PREACHER

In Hanover Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the Rev. Z. J. Reinke. or Phil
adelphla. will be the preacher. INC
evening service will begin at t5O
O'Clock. The church quartette will sins
special music at the morning service.
One OF the oldest members ot the
church has presented a $50 Liberty
Bond OF the present issue 10 the
church. The congregation now owns
$3.50 OF Liberty Bonds.
The Westminster Club Of the church
will hold rs annual reception on nexl
Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
WESLEY NJ. CHURCH

Services will begin in Wesley NJ. p.
Church at 1890 o'clock at which time
the pastor will make a short address
and administer the communion. Az
this service new members viii be re-
ceived. This service will be followed
boy the sunday school at , o'clock. The
pastor viii teach his bible class at the
same hour. The Young Peoples Meet
ing will be at o'clock. The regu-
lar preaching service Will begin at :
o'clock at which time the pastor will
preach on the subject. Feeding the
Nulutudes."
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
CnnKMAN NJ. D. CnURCH

Goodman services on Sunday will be-
sin al ESQ o'clock with class meeting
In charge Of stephen p. Psrdee' wnich
viii be followed 90 i0A5 with preach
ing by the pastor, using as ms theme
'SThe Present Christ" after whlch tne
holy communion will be admiuistered
The sunday school VIII meet at 2ia
O'Clock when the monthly missionary
collection viii be received. The Ed
worth League will be led by Ralph
stats at Gas o'clock. Al the evening
services the subject viii he. "Metho-
dlsms Debt 20 Her sons m the
Trenches"
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
BAPTISMAL CEREMONY
BRANDYWINE CHURCH

Brandywlne NJ. =. Church, Twenty
second and Market streets, Tho Rev. W.
Ernest Greenfield, pastor, viii hoid
morning service at 1890 o'clock. Sub
iecL. /The First Communion an
theR by the choir, Praise the lord
d NV soul" Edwards; solo by Franois
blame ''Thy WI BE Done" AZ his
service the sacWments Of Baptism and
Lords supper viii be administered to
be followed by the reception Of new
members.
sunday Ehool will be at 9 O'Clock
George B. Bayis, superintendent.
Epworth League is at 6A5 O'Clock
Lender. Harvey Pierson. Evening SER
noe is at T.3O O'Clock; theme, Garden
las" Anthem by tho choir, Unto
Thee, o Lord" Brown; duet by Mrs
Paul Orih and Miss Rosalie Bothum.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
UNITARIAN CHURCH.

At the First Unitarian Church, West
street, above Eighth street. the service
on sunday will be a. i0i5 O'Clock. In
the sermon the minister win show how
modern physical science confirms be
lief IN God. Casson's Church of the
Modern Spirit Will be distributed
After service the sunday school and ihe
minister's class for the study ~ re-
ligious doctrines viii meet. The Rev
". a. Nrooman is minister Of the
church, Miss wales sololst and Mis-.
Bach Organisi.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
VOLUNTEERS or ANIERICA.

The gospel services in the Volunteers
OF America headquarters, az No. sos
shipley street. this sabbath are as fol
lows: The Rev J.. r. Carrier Viii preach
the sermon at O'Clock, and Lieutcnan
Charles Wesley, from the Philadelphia
headquarters. will sing a solo. An open
air service wiz he held at Z o'clock a
Fourth street. east OF Market Adlutan
and Mrs. Louis Boss are tho officers u
charge
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
SUNDAY AT ELsMERE.

FIsmere Presbyterian Church VIII
have Sunday school at 10 o'clock. with
:. Frank Stirling as superintendent. lhe
pasior. the Rev. H. Framcr smith, VIII
preach al a o'clock ON The Group
Mind OF Christian Belief" AZ 8 O'Clock
the pastors theme will be. THE Mind
THAT Was in Christ Jesus" The Chris
tlan Endeavor Meeting. at 6.45 o'clock
will be led by Miss Anna Warren. on
Monday evening the Wilmington O.. p
Union viii meet al the church and a
large crowd Is expected The Mems
Club Will meet on Friday evening
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
NM. Ion N. b. CHURCH

At Mt. Joy NJ T. Church the SER
vices on Sunday are as follows.
go o'clock. class meeting led hy
Charles H. Colburn; 1890 o'clock, SER
mon By j. W. Bond. ID. D.. the pastor
subject. THE Glory Of The Gross.
There VIII also be communion ser.
vice. go o'clock, sunday school julia
FISHER. superintendent: 7.30 O'Clock
Epworth League song service ea
O'Clock, the Sunday school missionRr,
program will be given.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
cnLnnEn AnVENTISTs.

The congregation Of the Coiored Sey--
enth Day Adveutisls' Church, No. iiHe
French street, Elder Leslie Muntz. pas
Tor. will worship as follows: Saturday
All 1870 o'clock. Sabbath school, Mrs
Octavlus Franklin, superintendent; al
A. 80 o'clock, morning song and sermon
Elder Riuntz, presiding; at 3 O'Clock
Young peoples missionary society, Mrs
Elizabeth Gibbs, president.
sunday. at 7.30 o'clock, hlustratec
sermon by Elder Muntz, with song ser
vice. Wednesday al O'Clock, prayei
meeting