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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
PLAN EASTER SERVICE:
AS THANKSGIVING EVENT
Five Different Objects for WhicI
Contributions Will BE
Asked =.
SEEK FUNDS FOR CHURCHES
Missionary in Nanking, China,
Asks for Money To Enlarge
Christian School for the Chinese
Boys in OrpIannSc.

Members OF the misSionary commit
tee Of the Mems Association or st.
Paurs Episcopal Church are ondcav-
orinS TO make Easter sunday a Vic
tory Day by Victory THANKSGIVING y
for missions near and far.
Specifically. they have in ind five
different objects for which they are
asking contributions. First they are
asking help for tho new Church Of the
Ascension, in Highland Park. which is
crippled by debt of $4,000.
Second-Rev: George :. Vest needs
help in rebuilding churches at mis-
sion points in Fluranma County. \
member Of ST. raul's hae already given
the sum of $500 toward this purpose.
and the Mems Association hopes to
double that amount
Third-Itev. J. X. Ellis wants $50
TO pay a teacher for three months in
mountain mission in the Blue Ridge.
Fourth-St. Lukc's Hospital. in la
pan. has been promised $500 from st.
Paul's this year.
Fifth-Thc Episcopal missionary in
Marking, China, wants 10 enlarge his
Christian school for Chinese boys of
the Government orphanage. lie is
Rev. j. NJ. Il. Gill and the Mems ASso-
citation OF ST. rauls Episcopal Church
feel assured that the membership OF
st Paui'S will rally TO the aid OF all
these missionary enterprises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
EASTER AT GRACE CHURCH
"Wclcomc Happy Morning" viii Fen
turc Services At Morning
Session.

Welcome Happy Morning" as a p-o-
ccssioua! hymn. viii herald the begin
ming OF the Easter service at Grace
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
Continuing the musical program, there
VIII be AN Easter chant, Christ our
Passover. and other numbers as
follows:
IN r Hat. Dudley Buckj: "JuOilate Dco'' in
+ iS, tppdIsy huck); hymn, lis, ~ the
Elveyp. "kyre -Eic!!son" IS j.. TuckcT.
Jesus Christ Is Risen Tod ay' ,,roTn 81 W..
pavidica"l; anthems. LAS II Regain : TO
b Dawn ar a ~ Hark To, Cod l,a:M M
tence and doNolofy; "Sanctus" lF. a q.
OF the World" Ct, s. Il lodges. Gloria
IN ENce!sis. old chant; hencdiction; Three
fold Amen lJohn NayIori: rcccsSioua l..
hymn III. The S:riteS Is Ger" Qrom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
WILL SING HIGH MASS
Easter Musical Numbers at st. I'cter's
Church Will &c of High
Order.

Easter music at St Peters Catholic
hurch, Eighth and Grace Streets. will
DC 81 ii h!Eh order. as tile tuncfui mass
by J. Wtegand Viii be sung at h!gh
mass 81 y. VI.
III 4 M,.-proeeas lons'. quartet "vids
hHoaE tNenbcrl, Columbus i Cauepa.
aHpc- Dehsy, z J.,.r Baldwin, John
i..Hchsr' J W!eEand.s mass, ''KyrIc,''
tt"r'a,' 'SrcdO. ''Santu-' bcucdictus
AEnu, Del nGe-tory. Regina ,.oeIi''
,,Ntf"srb occasional, Christ the Lord IL
Sa.os ia ne mas viii he sung by the
i"!"wns members n he choir j j. cra-
y'it u Iancpa. Y Carroll Lamb. Casuer
brady J BALDWIN and John Tuckor
M.moGfs Of the choir are r J. Baldwin.
{. y taHcpa: Lieutenant =. v Iaya-
naugh. r. H. Lccompie. j. ! craven. ca
per D"ady. y i Hart. ". Eh!ghtly. u
,'''geFs T. ,arro.l Lamb. Tom Murphy.
y Shsa Joseph Sullivan. H. Timnons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
TWO EASTER SERVICES
Special Program by Choir OF Fnirmount
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church.

The choir OF Fairmount Avenue
AIcthodis; Church viii sing special
Easter music al the morning ana even
ing services tomorrow. The programs
follow:
MM9Snin,.r-o-rsn yolun;aESy. "Th. CLARION
car" ,WtsoaJ anthem. Sing. for the DAY
Is i brsatins' ,IPoei9,l: hmm. Han inc Day
Gloria Patri. prayer selection. male
Iosd'' tlierSer;,: !srni : :Tifs LoEd T.
Risen Indeed: sermon. The Gai..ean who
BROKE IN" Roman Sea 10 Conquer Death.
HYMN. our Lord l. Risen: prayer. b.ne.
ET;,es!Pr-orSan or tary, ',nareh IN d
~ BE Mud Alive ii-o-ez.il; hymn. ne
Pair" pra%eE. anthem. IL Is Risen:
leEfou. uNrrtc-y O orlpGs ISaquero-'
iti-D-is.y. hymn. ~ Know Tn4t My Re-
desm-' lives sermon. i Man I'm
,noTts. p hymn. Hai. 20 Jesus. prayer .
beusclCtlbu
o. the pIolr SpD-a uo=-Si-S Il y
Hcchicc --- RAYMOND Carter. Miss Olga
Sha . and. Ai4=- y amen iea lies Miss BlsDcn
.ShaCt.If1-G MIS- Emma SEa.t cifDrd
hltos--Nr- i.."Gs Ge.try Mrs T. ~
BrushSycDt Nrs Ma White Tenors---
Lew G@atry. CIV. Pollara. charlie
fietcneT. George Lane. Marshall Brush
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
TWO MUSICAL PROGRAMS
st. James Methodist Church trrnnEcs
Morning aud Evening Easter
Services.

The order for service for ST James
Methodist Church at the two services
tomorrow follows below:
No IL. Bra W. Due, :in Tm Win ynu
Always" ,Fearisl. sung by Mrs. john Il.
Proctor and Walter y. Watkins: PISA IN 90
GLORIA; oncrtory. Christ the LORD. Is
Risen TO-DAY" tWiiliamsl,; hymn ~; scr
Awakening Chorus. hymn lss; b.nedic-
ton.
hymn 1907 prayer; voluntary. AN Evening
Prayer; Scripture lesson: onertory. "'rhe
Radiant Morn" IWoOdwardb: HYMN i6S.
sermon by pastor, Il; T. l.umplin; hymn
iI.; hcnediCtIou
Personnel OF choir: Sopranos-Mrs. John
II. Proctor. Miss Maggie Rlayton. Miss
i.ovclla Spain. Miss Eiiaab"th Fry. Miss
Elma Furh Al,os--Mi~s Doris Mooney
Mrs. J. 4. Lcath, Miss Iona OEiia-ie.
renors-Waltcr y. Watkins. Mrs. W. X.
Carrier BaSSo--W. \. crcckmOrc. Or
EAnlst--AIiSs NlvNn Eatns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
ARRANGE EASTER PROGRAM
Tabernacle Baptist Church IIns Planned
Unusual Musical Selections
for Easter.

Al Tabernacle Baptist Church special
music viii feature tOmorrow's services.
The programs follow.
Mornng--Orean prelude: doxoloEy: In
vocation. Gloria: As II began to Da VIZ
tFoster!: hymn No. III; reading OF scrip
turc. "Fcst!va! re DeuIn 4: Nat (BuckJ :
prayer; hymn 40. 1875; Sow L. Chris;
h!ssn' with Haiielujah' Warren; mes
saEe: hymn No i23: bcncd!c;ion.
Evtn!ng-Orga0 prelude; ''Contaic Do
ni1o. tbuck!; hymn No l5l. reading OF
scripture; "EOsaHna' ,Gsrn"rt; PRAYER.
hymn 80. $50: King All Glorious" taa rn-
n.y. message; prayer, hymn No. 1925. ben
The choir is composed OF: Sopranos
MI L.! T.. Cow herd. Miss Ardells Davis
\ ltos-Mrs q y Williams. Miss l.uc!le
kendall TeHors-M. l.. Tyler. n l.. Nor
VEL hasso--Aubrsy Pond. Horace Luck
mart rganist--IlSS Mabel TAYLOR DI
reotor-pr0C...or Z. II. Ca.hv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
SING SPECIAL SELECTIONS
G. II. ashburn. Jr.. Directs Easter Ser
vice Must" at Monument Mctho-
dist Church.

trained choir under the direction
of G. II. Ashhurn Jr., viii sing spcci,I
selections at both services al Mouu-
-ment Methodist Church tomorrow Tho
programs follow:
a Morning-orean pr.ludc: anthem, ON
fEettli h!mn; prayer: anthem, 10. tho
pawn is Rrcakinr '\rr. from : Ruben
sftein); psalm; "GlorlA Patris". Scripture
issson; ,9herioy. tenor solo. Awake rhou
sermon; anthem, They IaSc TaK.n Al,
NY Lord" John Sta!ner,; hymn. bcncdic.
sion organ pOsiludo.
slN Evening-orgsn prelude; anthem. ",wai,c
THOU tBernard Jackson: hymn. pr.ver.
anthem, Let Al ihc Word EoiuIrs"
.lPhMip Greedy, scripture lesson nncriorv
anthem he L'vos." &C.. Wartar Stchhiny, !.
4 hymn: sermon; anthem. "CANk /. Iis,.-.
Edmund Turner. hymn; hcnedIction
Members OF the choir arc Mis- Ano-ct,
= Barker, soprano: Miss C;rsyc. IS AlIrt.
GcortrsHo: T. Coleman Andrew tenor. l.
Melvin. o Grady, baritone 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

them. "Rrcnk Forth Into joy (Dale):
LIysth" .!BuIaeyJ: benedlciion; posiiude.
EvcninE-Dryan. March CcIcbrc' (.ach-
ncrI: hymn. Jesus Savior Pilot Me-
lGou,dD: Creed prayer: anthem. Now IL
Christ Risen" tNirhoD: lesson from the
Old Testament: psalm and Gloria putr";
lesson from the New Testament: orcrtory,
.Brcak Forth Into Joy tDalcl: hymn.
One Swretly Solemn Thought trourgccI:
sermon; prayer: hymn. beyond tho Sml-
imE and the Weeping" Harrington: beno-
uicti"n; postludc. "Nfnrch" U.einmcns).
:, Members OF Inc choir OF Park Place
M"thodist Church are Mrs Joseph whar-
t3n. soprano: Mrs James Quarlcs, alto:
Si ie3,n liannaford. tenor: Rowland Nun
hItlIN, Dass: MIss Ahcllc LcMit. Nlnlinlst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
TRINITY CHOIR PROGRAM
special NuSic VIII oGcr a.,
Selections nj Two
Services,

Ih"rc VIII bc special music g,Iuc ~.
me choir of Trinity Mcthodis, '.bHr,i
G '.ais morning and evening Tho pro
Mo-ning -"Whv seek - Tho I.,yipy
Hm'',t IN" Dead Geo, y. Ncvin,. Chris
~, ,'l i"ssoN"r' ~ Wheaton read omcr
~, ~" 10y Mis. Martin. "Op.n Inc
''n'nr King OF kings" tCaicG sim
rnerto-, N'., ~ Nano" g.. T. SchoHcidi
g NOm,fI. '''e ''H"'I"tl"
Meinh'r, Of rhojr arc MSS Rca Marlin
TrFi''"s Mt. Nhucr iInI, con,r.l,nr ~
ha,sn 4"'"''' tenor Mr.. u. j. Richwmo.
Mr. ". Points i. organs. ana a,,cc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC
Elaborate Program Arranged tor Two
Services al Church OF the
Holy Comforter.

Holy Communion win be celebrated
at the Easter m,3rntns service a; The
ShurcA OF the Holy Comforter at Il
o'clock
AZ oo,h morning and evening SER
vices spec.a! Easter music VIII feature
the services
the musical program for the day
Morning Hymn the bay o; Rcsu-rec.
o eon SMif,i6 %niEsg 'pphrrsl 9gr rss,
"Te peuum. tn Z .nssl festival CEuck
h hSaI 'Aa3G;.is ron NE lRoch Awsy,
chan: hymn, 'Jesus Christ Is Risn Toda''
Nyra ,DayidlGal ofter:nry. "Ka!sc Now
chant: hmm "G ssvlnr MTSiEtlrn" 22IiqGltTs,
"iIark: TN Thoussra Woes 80 CiDyHc"9}f. mn
.nissn Tod.< jiRmbsBitj .G5i'o-ids ''i ra,ri5
".NNs uoG Mas"ii;g~' ,T9Hrsl.
hymn. "The shadou, o. The t:: sm,imI.!'!
suIiles): hymn. The St-.:c l. o..
iPale';Tisi ofsrtnry = know THAT NJ he.
Ne Faithful" tSullivaub. "
II orCanist-MIs- BrlEhi Anderson
DiTcc,or-E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
-Four New G. ,c. soc,ct,c,.

Tho Richmond Christian Endcavor
Union. which is affiliated with tho
United Society OF Christian Endcavor.
feels very much encouraged ut the In
ic:eSt which tho young people OF the
ytty arc showing in Christian En-
dcaror. Four new societies have been
anu several more arc right in line.
This is the largest young peoples or
,crdcnomnational. is peculiarly suited
for every church The next meeting
OF the City Union will be held at the
Seventh street Christian Church to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
YIN. C. A. OFFERS PROGRAM
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Story uf sour Risen Lord" VIII Bc Told
md Stcrropticon Views
shown.

ON Easter sunday afternoon the
meeting in tho Central Y. NJ. e. \. hall.
Grace aud Seventh Streets. ut asa
o'clock. viii be open 10 both mon and
women. The theme for the afternoon
viii hc our Risen Lord" the life OF
Christ, illustrated by s,crcopticon
views.
MI men aud women arc cordially in
NitCd, especially those Interested in
sunday school and Bible class work.
AIR. Buchanan Will throw the pictures
on the screen. and General SECRETARY
MCRc" viii tell the story. The BOYS
SUNDAY Afternoon club Will meet
promptly at $50 o'clock for the open
ing song service. The third OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
EASTER MUSIC AT ST. MARKS
chorus %! sixteen Voices. tnJe,
Direction of Mrs. -. q.
Armstrong;.

Under the direction Of Mrs -. {. Arm.
sLfphS "rsanist ana director a chorus
oil sixteen voices besides the thrcr
fsIni",St. Mrs. Il. Shinctt. Mig. MAJ
We Easter musical program AT 81,
Marx fpis"opt Church
The program follows.
rFocnsslpnal. hymn No 'n, ohm,
>GhIis6 OF, rassovsr": dora 20 rlar m@p,'
80 $S c6.i'u ~; Snec 4 r IN T.. "hyri".''
IE.oo.., III on rriory. Chr tho LORI i,
!,.'t, Sau"tu. 4iS chant hvn,, 90.
n.Gri" Ia Eheesls. 40 1EliWanrrr, r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
SPECIAL MUSIC PLANNED
AT PARK PLACE CHURCH
Mrs. Austin w. Murtcnst~in to Direct
Trained Choir mt Easter
Services,

Under the Objection Of Mrs. Austin
w. Martenstcin. orSnnist and choir
director. the choir of Park Place
Faster services, morning and evening
with special music. The program fol-
lows
MorninE-.-orsan. pastoratc est. Clair:
hymp. oh. for Thousand Tongues to
Sing" tMason,: creed: prayer: anthem.
"itail Fcstal Day" tMorriSon); lesson from
patri': lesson from the New Testament:
oucrtory. duo for soprano and alto with
violin ohlignto. The Savior Livcth' twi-
SOM: hymn. Christ, III" Lord. * Risen
To-day" tDavidiCa): scrmon prayer: an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

- III TTIt lN"olImE of Eaal IInnnycr
i.eSoHtHry VIII be hold ~ Richmond
~ ,hE '"rtIr stree, Church OF Which
Monday night al Sla o'ciocJ< ana =. IN
~" "ncched WIN sermon by the Ecv
H W; MI,ilii~Eaiine, ,Jr.; OF Mizpal,
interesting events Of tho prcsby,crv
WIZ DC tho hearing If about, nine Scr,
mons from niue young mon who arc
10 uc licensed by the prcsbytcry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Westminster Presbyte-
rian Church

Corner Park and Davis Avenues.
REV. JAMES YOUNG FAIR, u. D.,
Pastor.
Hc'vccn II a. ~. and s:i5 T.. NJ
~ the nrning service the Commun-
Tor of tho Lords Supper will be OBJ
rcfYch. nnh there will he "a public re-
ccption of members. Tho evening ser
vice" Hry i. ". Montgomery viii
preach, HnbJ~cl. '1.ivinH--A Profcs-
SION Hunhny School. $3.50 a. 81. Bible
clasrrh. 10 Is ~. Chrintiuu Endcavor.
7.ao T. IS. All welcome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Calvary Baptist Church

Tho pastor. Rev. Carter Ashton Jcn-
kens. Will preach as follows: \. NJ.
RESURRECTION Lessons" I. NJ. The
Handwriting on the Wall" by special
request.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
UNITARIAN.
Unitarian Church

Corner Floyd Ave. and y. Harrison ST.
AT II o'clock the Reverend Charles
r.. Russell will preach on "1aster--A
Triumph OF Personality" Sunday
School at 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
EPISCOPAL.
All Saints

munion at IL o'clock The rector, the
Rev j. Y. bowman, d. D. will preach.
Special Easter music by the boy choir
of forty voices. Sunday School chill
drens service, ) p. NJ. in the church.
Sunday School as usual at $50 \. NJ,
in tho parish house. next to the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
AP OSrOI.IC
Apostolic Church

Preaching Sunday night by tho pas
tor. The subject viii be. III Men Co
Direct to Their Reward or Punishment
At Death. What Need Is There OF the
Ecsurrcction?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

series OF illustrated talks. pictures
with THE. Man Who Waited to Sec
Jesus. viii BIO given. Boys who arc
vitcd to bring their boy friends with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Sunday IN the Churches
METHODIST.
Broad Street M. E.
Church

Preaching II \. NJ. and u. 81. by
the pastor. HcV. Fred X. Chcna.,; {.
Morning theme. Living Among the
Dead" Evening. building for the
Future" Special Easter music at both
the morning and evening services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
cIrnIsTrhv SCIENCE
I.I,Isf.nI,tI.
EPISCOPAL.
Church Of the Holy
Comforter
NEV " n cox rc,,,

KEY W H.. COX. Rector,
l"''"r sunday, IIpiy Communion
-" ~. "unday school Ensirr SCR.
n'-. ~ y " Morning prayer ami
poIN communion, II n 81 Epcciai
muse. Evening Prayer md Mormon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
DEAR FOLKS:

together and try to qualify
under the banner-"PUR-
ITY."
The occasion calls for seri-
Gus thought as regards our
conduct in both our bust
ness and private affairs.
l think we all realize now
that Business is not exempt
from the Moral Code.
1t has to carry the banner
Of ''PURITY" if it is to get
anywhere in public esteem.
| wish to call your attention
to the fact that this word
"PURITY' consists of six
letters and fits in with the Cycle
or Six which plays SO big part
In the Wilson G. Co. business.
But want TO tell you also that
while all Of the other things
that enter into the Cycle of Six
are important, not one of them
has the place in the Real Heart
OF the Wilson & Co. organiza-
ton that the word PURITY"
has.
The officials and the $4,000
workers are all impressed with
the Importance Of PURITY"
in food production.
Producing PURE FOODS is the
business Of Wilson & Co., and
officials and workers realize
that there is no closer relation
ship in all the world between
any form Of business and the
people than that of dispensing
PURE FOOD.
The Wilson & Co. organization
has fitted itself to produce
PURE FOODS by establishing
within itself those relations be-
tween officials and workers that
are necessary to bring about alb
solute confidence in one another
and to work on the big principle OF
! giving one another as we'll as the
/ public a SQUARE DEAL. which 10
my notion, is one OF the highest
forms OF PURITY"
Does not this spirit influence their
thoughts and actions, and does 1t
not make them put Honor in their
work?
PURITY" in foods is essential just
as PURITY" in all else that makes
life useful. helpful, clean and unset
| fish is necessary.
! Shall we unite during this week our
PURE FOOD THOUGHTS with our
other thoughts. eliminating Sunday
morning next with fine breakfast
OF ham and eggs or bacon and eggs?
/ 1t Is one OF the traditions Of Easter
Sundays old as the hills-that we
! shall observe the day, SO far as our
/ physical needs are concerned, By
stuffing ourselves with eggs anyway
but starting the day always with a
slice of fine ham or slivers OF bacon.
| Don't you remember as boys and
girls, back on the farm, how you
! hunted hens nests long before Easter
and gathered great numbers of eggs
! for that day?
Most OF you are so situated now,
| that you can't gather eggs as in tho
old days.
YOU HAVE TO BUY THEM.
| Wouldn't you like to be SURE that
! you could buy as good eggs as you used
to find in the hens nest?
| Let me tell you that you can buy such
| eggs. Go to your dealer this week and
| ask for tLEARBROOK EGGS. sold by
| Wilson & Co. under the slogan "THE
WILSON LABEL PROTECTS YOUR
| ia BILE"
| They will measure up to your expecta-
! ton as to what Easter eggs should be-
Then ask the same dealer to let you
have some OF the Wilson g. Co. CERTI-
| FLED HAM AND BACON--rccently in
troduced through dealers in all sections
| of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Ginter Park NJ. E.
Church, South

Sunday School at $50 4. NJ. Mr. C.
L. Walford. Jr.. superintendent Ser
mon by tho pastor. Rev. l. s. Flonruoy
at ii ~ NJ. Subject. Question of thc
Ages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Centenary Methodist
Church

Preaching at II y. NJ. and S:l5 +. NJ.
by the pastor, Rev. Thomas \. Smcot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
ia l'1IS1'
Boulevard Baptist
Church

Corner .Altamont and Marshall Streets.
y. T.. JACOBS Pastor.
Special Easter service. S:l' p. NJ.
Sunday school $50 y. NJ Mid-wcel\
PRAYER service Thursday night. Sis i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
DR.. CnIl,ch rr~nch-, r,,,.s

3As Or. ". ~. Calisch preached last night
at Beth Ahabah Synagogue on ..E.stI az -.
and Passover--Their Identity OF Origin
snnd Divergence of Development" T6is
,ntorninE ne VIII preach on The Inte..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
East End Baptist
Church

JOSEPH \. HARKEH Pastor.
Sunday School, o3o y. NJ Preaching
at II O'Clock. subject. The Hope OF
tho Ages" l.. y. L. L. at clock.
Preaching at s O'Clock Subject,
"Homeless: Not Wanted" Revival SER
vices each night during the week at
s o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Second Baptist Church

Divine WORKSHOP II A. ". and SIZE =.
NJ Or. SINNERS morning message.
The Power OF the Resurrection" At
evening. The Man Who Said FIc Would
and Couldn't" Easter music a; both
services. Bible School. $40. u. v y.
l.. 7.l5 r. ". Wednesday. S:l1 T.. NJ,
special service for new members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Grace Episcopal Church

Corner Foushcc and Main.
The Holy Communion will be cello
bratcd at 80 a. NJ. Sunday School
and Bible Glass 9:i5 \. ~. Morning
Prayer, sermon and the Holy Com
muniOu at II =. NJ. The rector. tho
Rev w. II. Burkhardt, will preach at
both services.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Manchester-Rogers paper mill on Charter Oak street is now operating on an eight hour day.
 New Britain-Mayor George A. Quigley left Saturday for Gainesville, Fla, where he will spend ten days visiting his brother, Professor Thomas Quigley.
 PortIand-Arthur F. Potter of Port land has been appointed secretary in the office of State Tax Commissioner William H. Corbin, succeeding Miss Mary Elwood, who ~pesigned to become a state bank examiner.
 Windsor-A coming marriage ot statewide interest is that of Miss Beatrice Longman, the foremost wo- man sculptor in the United States and Nathaniel H. Batchelder, head master of the Looais. Institute ot sor.
 Hartford-Dr. Orrin R. Witter ot A High street reported to the police the other night that a bag of surg ical instruments and surgical dress ings was stolen from his automo. bile while it was parked on Marshal street.
 Reddins-The Bedding. Mems clut East Side met Thursday evening al the home of F. W. Rosenau, Bedding f Ridge. The speaker was Captair Rooney, one Of the instructors of ths Sanford school. He talked on Argen.
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Christian Temperance Union of this city. A short time ago she suffered a shock from which she never entirely recovered. In spite of this however he news of her death was unexpected.
 1rs. Brown was the sister of hte fate Fayette Stafford of this city. She was born in Scotland, August 25, 1885, the daughter of Seth F and Emeline Bacon Stafford. Surviving Mrs. Brown is a daughter, Mrs. Cook which whom she made her home, two grand chil- of Willimantic.
 The death of Miss Annette E. Bar rows, 79, occurred Saturday morning at about o'clock at the home of Mrs. A.C. Brown of 9S Maple ave- nue, Willimantic, death being cause by heartfailures She was born in Mans field the daughter of Charles Gardner and Amedia Arnold Barrows, but the greater part of her life has been spent in this city.
 She is survived by four cousins, Mrs. B. D. Stewart of Cheshire, Miss Ger tra1de Arnold of Windham. Mrs. E. H. Hiscox of Jewett City and A. B. Swift of Providence.
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 James Friery of Norwich was a local visitor Saturday. zass z
 New heating, coils have been put up in Engine house No. 1, the work being completed Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. Day and son James left Saturday to spend the week end with relatives in Woonsocket, R. I. S
 Mrs. M. Collins, who has been visit. ing relatives and friends. has returned to her home in Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Manning and little daughter Violet left Saturday morning for Schenectady, N. Y, to ivsit MT. Manning's mother.
 Misses Annie and Agnes Riley spent Saturday visiting in Hartford. Mrs. B. Fitch is visiting with her brother, Roy Tracy of Hartford Mrs. Joseph Peck left Saturday for New York, where she is to visit with her daughter Helen. Mrs. J. T. Bellanger of Hartford spent the week end at the home of Mrs. E. H. Emory.