The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-04-27

which it is planned to SOW grass and plant
FERNS vines and other shrubbery. All the
various kinds of cement work manufactured
by the Building Industry are shown, includ-
ing blocks, vases, brick, posts, roofing tile and
pier blocks.
Evangelist Cunningham and Elder Robin
son have ordered 5000 copies of this week.
Leaves of Healing, volume AZ, number s. They
also have placed standing order for 500 of
the current issue each week. Their head
quarters have been removed from South Bend
to Fort Wayne, Indiana, and they are cover
ing several surrounding counties by auto
with two field workers.
Mrs George H. Atkins, with her sons, FL
mer, George Jr. and Bertram, has arrived in
Zion City to make this her home. Mr.. Atkins
preceded her four months ago and has been
employed in the General Office, Administra-
ton Building. They have located at 2917
Elisha Avenue.
J. A. Main and Frank Mole have started a
shop for vulcanizing auto tires and bicycle
repairing in the old Building Industry office
on Elijah Avenue, having purchased an en-
tirely new outfit for the work. Heretofore,
work of this kind has been sent outside Zion
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Merritt C. Randolph and
family have moved from Chicago to Zion City,
locating at 1901 Ezekiel Avenue. The son
and daughter, Albert and Velva, have taken
employment in the Bindery Department of
Zion Printing & Publishing House.
At the School Election last Saturday, only
one ticket was in the field and the Theocratic
candidates we're elected, without opposition.
w. Hurd Clendinen thereby becomes presi-
dent of the School Board, and Jasper HI. De-
Pew and w. E. Schmalfuss, members.
Mr.. J. N. Clinton and little son, of Forrest,
Manitoba, Canada, are guests at Zion Home.
Mr.. Clinton is railroad man in the employ
of the Canadian Pacific, and is spending his
vacation this year in Zion City.
Four more Zion young men = Ralph
Scharff, Leonard Bishop, Ivan Beall and
Rolli Hanni = have been called, under the
draft, into the national army, to appear at
Camp Grant, near Rockford, Illinois, on Sun
| day, April %.
Mr.. Carl HUH, who has held position as
stenographer in the Ecclesiastical Depart
ment for some years, has been transferred to
the office of Zion Baking Industry, where he
takes the place vacated by Leonard Bishop.
Mr. H. G. Roberts of Chicago was guest
of Mrs. L. J. Hire of Zion Home, one day last
week, having come to attend the Zion Orches-
ira concert.
The brick building located Immediately
north of Zion Department Stores, and form
erly used as garage, will be dedicated at
$3.50 p. m. on Saturday. May 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Geohring of Loyal,
Wisconsin, were guests of Deacon and Mrs.
Marshall Moulton of Zion Home one day last
week.
Miss Eunice Richards, who has been stay
ing with her father on his farm near Platte,
South Dakota, for several months, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. L. L. Rabbit, who recently moved to
Zion City from Oakland, California, has
taken employment in the Grocery Depart
ment of Zion Stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G.. Luther of River
Forest, Illinois, were visitors in Zion City
over Saturday and Lords Day.
Mr.. George A. Scharff of Tillamock, Ore
gon has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary
A. Scharff of 31OO Eshcol Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Crazy have moved into
the property at 1903 Elisha Avenue, which
they recently purchased
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hampe and family have
moved from $50 Carmel Boulevard to Bill
Enoch Avenue
Mrs. w. J. Ford of Chicago is guest at
Zion Home.