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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03
REQUEST IS GRANTED.

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q meeting was held at st. Peter yes
terday, for the purpose Of conducting
hearing relative to the construction
OF high water road across the Mime
sofa river at New Ulm and into Nicollet
county. Judge I. NJ. Olsen appeared
before the County Commissioners of
Nicollet county about a week ago asking
them to hold this hearing in the interest
OF permanent highway across the
Minnesota river. Mr.. Olsen's request
was granted by the board and the
hearing was set for Tuesday, December 2.
Judge Olsen, accompanied by Messrs.
.. a. Ochs and Arthur Book appeared
before the Commissioners Of Brown
county and the City Coun il of NV
Ulm also asking their sup oort in the
project. Both bodies declared their
willingness to aid in raising the neces-
sary funds.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03
THE. FLEMING SISTERS TRIO.

The Fleming Sisters Trio has title
Of nobility. THE little Princesses of
1.-The Navy" It was bestowed by the
sailors who were entelt aimed during the
war by the playing Of the Trio
& During the war the Fleming Sisters
lplayed on every battleship, cruiser and
gunboat, whether foreign or American,
| that entered New York Harbor. AS
J; soon as the ships passed Ambrose light
tship and the Statue Of Liberty was sight
led, the sgobs' anxiously inquired whether
or not the Fleming Sisters would play
which Of course they always did.
But it was left to one wounded boy,
helpless on hospital cot, to christen
them by the affectionate title by which
they are known to thousands Of Uncle
Sans tars The Little Princesses Of
the Navy I
The Fleming Sister, who will give a
joint recital with Miss Amy Ellerman
on Friday evening, Dec. 18th, at the
tfAEihoTy nave ny AdIu WOIh 9dIu earnest
application won for themselves an en-
lviable place in musical circles. These
young girls, as modest as they are charm
| ing, have enchanted. thousands of Ameri-
cans not only by their exquisite playing,
but by their graciousness Of manner.
Free from the foibles and eccentricities
that 50 often accompany genius their
girlish simplicity has won for them a
permanent place in the hearts Of music
loving America
Prof Rollyn Church of the local
high school spent the weekend at his
home in st. James. !.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03
James Doty of St. Peter was a recent
New Ulm visitor.

4 James Doty Of ST. Peter was recent
New Ulm visitor.
Carl Peterson Of this city spent Sunday
at his home in Kasota
Miss Meta Weissenborn is guest at
the Julius Weissenborn home in Lafay-
cite village. IS
Miss Hazel Webb of Bismarck is con-
ya!escing from the effects of an operation
for appendicitis at local hospital.
Attorney Ivan Bowen and Dan.
Griffiths Of Mankato were recent New
Ulm visitors
A basket social was held at the SCHOOL
house in district is, West Newton
township, Tuesday evening of last week.
Jos. Wilt Of Lamberton is receiving
treatment at local hospital. His
condition is quite serious. Mr.. Wilt
is the father Of Mrs Ed. Vogel Of this
city. ~
County Commissioners j. p. Graf
and Henry Meyer Of this city attended
a ditch hearing at Morgan last week.
All members Of the Brown county board
were present.
Mrs. Stephen Sellner Of Sleepy Eye
is receiving medical treatment at local
hospital. She was accompanied to New
Ulm by her daughter, Anna, last week
Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth GrochoW Of Bismarck is
recovering satisfactorily from the effects
of an appendicitis operation to which
she submitted at a local hospital re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Kossner Of
Lafayette township celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary recently. A large
number Of relatives and friends were
entertained at the Klossner home on
this gladstone occasion
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03
FAMOUS BATHING BEAUTIES
COMING TO NEW ULM

. + - , x 3 4 ~ 81
Mr.. Mack Sennett's famous bathing
beauties are coming to New Ulm in the
very near future, and coming in person
according to announcement by Manager
Reed OF the Lyric theatre. He has
arranged with Linick-Jacoby Enter
prises, under whose banner the young
women are touring the United States
Tor two day engagement in conjunction
with the showing Of ankee Doodle
In Berlin Mack Sennett's latest and
funniest five part comedy
According to advices received by Mr..
Reed the combined attraction has created
a sensation wherever it has appeared and
has been hailed by reviewers everywhere
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
N0STRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head Colds at Once.

II your nostrils are clogged and your
head. is stuffed and you can't breathe
freely because Of cold or catarrh, lust
get q small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply a little of
this fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage of your head
soothing and healing the inaamed, swol-
len mucous membrane and you get in
slant relief.
All! how good it feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, snufling, blowing; no
more headache, dryness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm Is iust
what sufferers from head colds and CO.
tarrh need. It's a delight. :,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03
garding the Chatfeld, MINI, launery,

gaar'deling the Chatfeld, MINI, launS ".
The state Of Montana is going into the
cooperative washing business on sn all
scale at least, and Nashville, Tenn, is
calling on the extensionists of Univer-
sity Farm for full Information on the
subject The Chatfeld Laundry ass
citation was organized in 1912 Miss Buil
says: The people Of Chatfeld commun-
ity have proved that such a laundry is.
practicable and profitable and closely
related to the comfort and we'll being
OF the family and community. ., M.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Buenger Of Sleepy
Eye were guests Of New Tim relatives
Thanksgiving Day.
Drs. L. G. and Kurt Bell havel re-
moved their dental Offices from the
5Gebser Block to the second floor Of the
Brown County Bank building, and are
now located in the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. G. A. Hintz.
Miss Elsie Guth, who is attending
Good Counsel Academy at Mankato,
spent Thanksgiving Day at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Guth.
She was accompanied to New Ulm by
her schoolrnate, Miss Antoinette Culshaw
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03
MORE COOPERATIVE
LAUNDRIES PLANNED

Mary L. Bull, Of the extension divi-
sion, Minnesota department Of agricul-
ture, has been advised that several COM
munities in Minnesota are making a
study Of the cooperative laundry sys-
TEN with a view to starting s lch plants
the coming year. That interest is in
creasing in the subject is also apparent
from. the fact that inquiries are coming
to University Farm for information re-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03
"A Gas Fight F Furnace
The WATERBURY,
SSsPsassss UPNACE

is made Of weldedsteeI.
There are no seams to
develop leaks. no cast
iron to crack and let
out smoke and gas. It
IS an efficient. durable
heating plant.
Stove heat is uneven
and unsat isfactory..
Stoves take up a lot Of
spacein rooms always
the best rooms in the
house. They mean
4 ~ 4 q
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-03

Prot. Rollyn Church Of the local
high school spent the weekend at his
home in st. James. :,
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
LAPATIN0, HARPlST,
TO PLAY AT FIRST

AZ the First Presbyterian Church,
Market above Ninth street the Rev. J..
NJ. Hubert, Of Philadelphia. will
preach at both morning and evening
services. The musical numbers for the
day win be as follows
Morning organ prelude, "Andante
Cantabiler fTchailovskyl; anthem, Re
ioice Greatly Woodward: quartet,
Come to My Heart. Lord Jesus ,Amb-
rose organ postlude, "Postlude in A.
Frost.
Evening organ prelude. prelude in
c. Altman; anthem, Incline Thine
Ear" lMmmell: solo, "Iiow Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings" Iiddlel. Miss Crown
over; organ posilude, "Pastorale in G.
.Wachs].
Francis ]. Lapatlno, the well-known
harpist, win assist in the musical pro-
gram at the evening service.
Sunday school, under the supervision
OF Joseph :. Hamilton. meets at noon.
Christian Endeayor at present studying
New Life Currents in China VIII be
held at 6.i5 o'clock; leader, Miss VII
son. At tile same lsOur the Mems Study
Glass will meet in the main sunday
school room, taking as their textbook,
Money the Acid Test.
The usual prayer service on Wednes-
day will be omitted as this congrega-
ton will unite with Central Presby-
terian Woman's Missionary praise serV-
ice that evening.
open House" Thursday evening Will
be in charge Of teachers and officers
OF the intermediate department OF the
SUNDAY school Something different
is promised.
Friday, 7.i5 O'Clock, C. Z. viii be led
by Ruth Sheldon. Textbook, Minis
ters Of Mercy
saturday, O'Clock, there will be a
Thanksgiving meeting Of the Willing
Light Bearers, with social hour and
games.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
4 FE AFTIR DEATH
PASTOh'S U3JECT
DR.. Sumwalt Also TO Preach
on THE Wells That
Are Filled"
ORGAN RECITAL AT
EVENING SERVICE

Or. T. VI. r. Sumwalt will conclude
his series Of morning sermons on the
Apostle Greed, the subject for tomor-
row being, "The Life After Death"
The music for the morning includes
Organ prelude invocation and prayer,
Guilmant; anthem, 90 Lord How Mani
fo'd," Barnby; offertory. baritone solo,
NJ. Rosendahl; organ postlude, Festival
March, Duncan. The solOist OF the
morning is former member OF the
Chicago Grand opera Company, and is
singer Of unusual ability.
The sermon in The evening will be
The Wells That are Filled" The
music follows: 7i5 20 : 30 o'clock, Or
gan recital, Grand Choeur in A Kin
der; Meditation, Ellgle. Borowski; Mar
cissus. Nevin; anthem, Hymn TO Night.
Beethoven; onertory. solo and chorus.
20 for the Wings OF Dove. Mss De
Witt, soloist. Mendelssohn; organ post
lilde. Ala Marcia, Chauvet.
The Epworh League service, at 6.31
o'clock win be the conclusion OF the
W'n-My-Chum campaign. DR.. Sum
walt will be in charge Of the service.
On Thursday the Grace Sewing So.
ciety will hold a sale and supper ir
the church house. Aprons. fancy ar
ticles and candy will be on sale. :
supper viii be served from $50 to. Z
O'Clock
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
AVENUE CHURCH WILL
PREPARE FOR DRIVE

Tomorrow as Delaware Avenue Bap-
tlst Church. Delaware ayenue ana West
street. the morning service at lO.5J
o'clock VIII be preparatory 90 the great
spiriual drive for December as sug-
gested by The Northern Bapl 8 Conven-
iion. The pastor the Rev. Joseph \.
Irwin. will take as his subject say
ing the Church to Save the World,
The sunday school viii meet at :
o'clock. The Christian Endeavor So
ciety Will meet at 6.i3 o'clock; leader
William C. Layton.
Tho evening service al 7.30 O'Clock
will 0pcn with a song service under inc
leadership OF Mrs. X, o. Blenis. The
aubiecf for lhe evening sermon viii he
.The Present Great Conflict
The prayer aud praise service on
Wednesday evening is at S o'clock.
The W0mcn's Missionary Societies
will meet on Thursday at 2j0 o'clock,
al the home OF AIRS 4. Nilsson. No. lt29
Jackson street
The special musical progranl for sun
day is:
Moning -Otgan prelude, Prelude, "
Nicode: anthem, 30 Lord, How Mani
fold.o Barnby: anthem, God shall
Wipe Away Al Tears Field; organ
postluda. "Hosonna,' Wachs.
.Evcning-Organ prelude, prelude,
Mely: anthem. "'rhe Lord Is My Light,
Miles: anthem, Jesus. Meek aud Gen
tlc." Ambrose; soprano solo, selected,
Mis-. r. O'Blonis; organ .postlude'
March, CLARK.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
Centennial FOR
LEBANON CHURCH
Bishop Nicely to Preach Sun
day Morning Services
All Day
OLDLEBANON WAS IN
DEL. CITY CIRCUIT

Lebanon VI. E. Church Will celebrate
its hundredth anniversary tomorrow
Bishop Thomas B. Neely. OF Phlladel-
phia, will preach at the morning ser
vice, at If o'clock. The Rev. J. n. Bck-
ing, Of New Castle, win preach at 3
o'clock in the afternoon. and the Rev.
]. II. Beauchamp, of Wilmington, at
: 30 O'Clock in the evening. There will
be Sunday School at 10 oc.ock and
Epworth League at Z o'clock.
Old Lebanon was a part Of. Delaware
City circuit, together with ST. Georges
and Christlana. under the Philadelphia
Conference.
The present building was erected in
1853 The present pastor is the Rev.
o. L. Jones. p. II. I Wyatt, who wor-
shipped there as a boy. gave an inter
esting description Of the old church
last Sunday. Only three persons now
living in the neighborhood were there
when the old church was standing They
are Mrs. Caroline Gray, Mrs. Annie Dep
uty and Mrs. Jennie L. Silver.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
BAPTISMAL SERVICE
AT BRANDYWINE NJ. E.

The Sunday morning service at
Brandywlne NJ f. Church. the Rev. w.
Ernest Greenfield. minister. will be-:
At $50 o'clock, sermon by the pastor,
and baptism Of children.
Al ? o'clock the sunday School will
convene. The Epworth League will
meet at G.i5 o'clock, with j Francis
Blaine as leader. The young peoples
choir will furnish special music.
There viii be song service, sermon
and special music by the choir, at I 30
O'Clock The mems chorus will sing at
the close Of the service.
Return and mark-up night, which Is
being observed monthly by the mem
bers and friends OF Brandywine NJ. Z.
Church. in the interest Of the parsOn-
age fund, will be he'd on Monday even
ing. An interesting program VIII be
given. The speaker OF the veening VIII
be the Rev. Samuel McWilliams. pastor
OF Tioga NJ. L. Church, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
REVIVAL SERVICES
At UNION CHURCH
DR.. Hubbard TO Preach on
"Sins That Destroy a
Nation"
FOURTEEN ADMITTED
ON PROBATION

The union revival services Will be
continued every night next week, ex-
oepl Saturday at 730 O'Clock. at Union
Methodist Episcopal Church, Fifth and
Washington streets. These services are
being well attended by the members
OF the churches participating and great
good IS being done. The pastors or
Che churches are dong the preaching.
Dr.. Ca Isle l.. Hubbard will begin
this week a series of sermons on Dan
icl." which viii continue every sunday
night for two months. This weeks
tonic. "Sins that Destroy a Nalon.' VIII
deal with the sins that caused the de-
rirucli0n of Judah. and DR.. Hubbard
will show that The same sins VIII dc
slroy America II persisted In. the
male quartet viii sing at this service.
Tho services of The day commence az
930 o'clock with a general class meet
inc. ted by the Rev. W. O. strickland.
Dr lmbbard's theme az the 1890 o'clock
So vice VIII be, Exchanging Riches Tor
Poverty" The musical numbers Tor lne
morning VIII consist Of an anthem ny
the choir and duet by Miss cara
sproul and Professor Charles T. Ed
wards.
The sunday school VIII meet at :
o'clock. The attendance last sunday
was The largest This year and "a mem
bors OF the SUNDAY school united win
The church on probation as result OF
The decision day service. Tne Young
Mems Bible Glass was started last sun
day with the assistant paste, as teacher.
All YOUNG men between the ages of 10
ana % who ere not already members OF
soue other Sunday school are invited
ami win be cordially welcomed.
The Young Peoples society oi CIlrls- rl,
liam Endeavor win hold It's weekly
nrayer rsvlce at go o'cloch
A nursery for small children under
the direction OF the deaconess Is pro-
vlded during both mo-ning and even
ing services for The convenience OF par
enis Who could not otherwise attend,
Tha O-teopathie Clinic, Drs Patter-
son and Mason in charge. is held every
rnir.day evening from 20 O'CLOCK
N ne church. This is ihe only week
e,eht activity which continues VIII
1ut interruption throughout the year.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
,lr SALEM SERVICES.

The services a MI. salem NJ. ~.
Church. Nineteenth street and Mt. Sa-
lem Lane. the Rev Leonard White, pas
ior. Will be as follows: Class meeting
M g.i5 o'clock, to be followed by sun
day school session, ats0i5 o'clock. The
morning preaching service begins at IL
o'clock. In charge Of the pastor, who
wlI preach on the subject Power for
service Through The Holy Spirit. the
Riddles Chapel Sunday school VIII hold
MS session at go o'clock.
Al GA5 o'clock the Epworth League
viii meet. with the preaching service
.al Z - o'clock. The pastor VIII preach
on the subject, "Watching for the
Bridegroom's Coming" The sermon will
bc followed by an eyangelistic service
which win be the custom at the even
ing service from now on. Nh. Salem
is cooperating with the other churches
In It's group in revival meetings now
being held at Silverbro0k church.
The Epworth League Bible study class
will meet at : o'clock on Wednesday
evening. with prayer service following
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
PROBLEM Of PAIN,
PASTORS TOPIC
Or. Candee Will Continue
Sermon Series at West
Minister Church
FRANCIS ]. LAPATlNO
SOLOIST AT VESPERS

so Westminster Church, Pennsyl-
5ia e,enue ana Rodney street az the
morning service ai 1880 o'clock the
minister. the Rev. Charles J.. Clndec'
q. r.. viii preach ihe sermon. The
doublc quorlcst undcr The direction
OF Frederick W. Wyatt. A4ii sing ihe
anthems. .My Defense Is of God by
linhn ana 20 Lord How Long VIII
Thou Forg Me- by Pneuger 81.
F-a1fis = lapaiino. harp soloisi. VIII
hf at The morning service and VIII ac-
company al the hymns and anthems.
Nh Lapatino's work l. well known 10
Wilmington music lovers
The Graded sunday school viii meet
IN the chapel al noon, and he Adult
Bible Class 40 ihe some time 10 lhe
gallery OF ihe church.
Al The Nosper service at / o'clock, Dr..
Caudee viii continue The series of SER
mons On ih, Problems of Faith The
iheme f0r tla dArn0on viii De "Ihc
proMcm Of pain
Mr.. Lapsiino viii be the sololst for
iAe afternoon service. Hc was former
y solo harplsl with ihc pliladalph
orchestra The harp numbers VIII b.
Fedora by Lapaiino with organ
Accompaniment and Legend by
fomas. The 0nertory number Will be
~List he Cherubic Host, by
Gaul This number viii be sung
by quartet Of women's voices,
md VIII be accompanied by NJ. Lapa-
;lno on iAe harp Mr.. Frederick w.
Wyatt viii sing q baritone obiIgato.
The T. p. s. q. r: hold their regular
sunday evening service IN The Chapel
20 : o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
NEGLECTED. DUTY'
SEEM N At west
DR.. Smiley Will Tell "How
To Be Happy" Sunday
Night
PROGRAM OF
SPECIAL INTEREST

AZ West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets, the Rev. L.
Franklin Smiley. D. D., pastor. the Rev.
James Dougherty. assistant pastor Dr.
Smiley viii preach at both services. His
theme for the morning service Will be
Our Neglected Duties During this SER
vice the nursery will be open for the
care Of children whose parents wish TO
attend the services. Mrs Asa Williams,
q registered graduate nurse, with a stan
Of competent women. will be in charge.
Tile prelude viii be "Offertoire In
Major, by Thomas The postlude. AL
legro Maestoso. by Grey. The choir will
sing an anthem, "Cantate DOminus, By
Buck. The offertory will be "The Lord
Is Ny Shepherd" by Brookfleld. Solo
list, NJ u. Hastings, Jr.
At > o'clock The Bible School 10 all
its departments. viii meet in the Bible
school hall; music by Banks 0rches-
ira. The class for women will assem-
Bile at the same hour. Mrs. Smiley
win teach the lesson. The mems class
will meet In the church auditorium, at
the same hour.
AZ O.iO tlochf llt ~ u. oop4Ilaa WIN
meet: leader. J. C. Compton; solo by
Mrs. Ella Downing.
AZ Z o'clock, the popular service OF
song will be led by the choir. with
orchestral accompaniment. Or. Smley's
theme will be How 90 BE Happy" The
prelude will be "Intermezzo," by Wack-
enthalen, and the postlude, Grand
Marche,' by Faulkes The anthem will
he 81 Was Glad When They said Unto
Me" by Brown. Soprano solo, Fear
Not Ye. q Israel by Buck. Soloist
Mrs. NJ B. Lewis. r. L. Salter, vio-
llnist. Omertory. Holy Art Thou by
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
HARRISON STREET

The sunday services at Harrison
street NJ. Z. Church, the Rev. w E.
Habbart, pastor, will be: $50 o'clock,
class meeting; 1890 o'clock, preaching
by pastor. subject: spiritual Devel-
opment." Special music: Anthem,
Lead Us o, Father" ,Wolcott); solo.
THE Lord Is My Strength George
schafer: 1915 o'clock, Sunday school;
ESQ o'clock. Epworlh League; 7.S
o'clock, preaching by pastor. Subject:
-i,.c,,ea Jngodiness." Special music:
Anthem. Unto Thee o Lord" Brown !;
anthem. GLORY Hallelujah" ,Lorenze.). e.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
PASTUR TO SPEAK
OF FRGST ADVENT
Popular Sermons Draw Sun
day Evening Crowds TO
Hanover Church
MEMS LEAGUE TO
PAY CHURCH DEBT

In Hanover Presbyte ian Church to-
morrow evening the Rev Charles H..
Bohner will preach a timely sermon on
The subject The Advent OF King
Fr0st.n The sermon Will be another
Of the popular series which Mr. Bonner
is delivering sunday nights at Han
over and hecause Of its 3ppr0p iate-
ne.s is expected 10 mn the church with
an Interested audience. The evening
services are eVangellstic and the source
Of much interest 20 the residents OF
Washington Heights. The men Of Han
over are presenting the church as a
community center for that section OF
the city aud the idea is finding favor
among increasingly large audiences az
an the services \ special INV tailon
10 tomorrow evenings service IS eX-
tended 20 an flmlies n the neighhor-
hood OF ihe church.
At The morning service NJ. Bonner
will preach a sermon on the SUBJECT
Lies Hard Questions and Their An-
svers." AZ both lhe morning and even
ING services the church quartet VIII
sing special music. Other services OF
lhe day VIII be as usual
Because OF the meeting IN taulI"i
Clnrth on Wednesday night in the IN
ie-est OF lhe New Era movement. no
praver service Will be held In Hanover
that evening.
The women OF The congregation VIII
meet IN the church all day Thursday 10
sew Tor lhe city hospitals.
The Women's League wlli meet on
Tuesday evening.
The Mems League VIII BEGIN q cam
paie' next week 90 liduidate the IN
iebiedness against the church proper
ty aud manse. Following that cam
palm odvlsability Of enlarglns ID
church property will DE considered. lt
Is planned 10 build The proposed new
church. around the present edlllce which
Is too small.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
MEMORY IN HE'LL"
Union CHORCH THEME

t,nion NJ e. Church. Fifth and Wash
lnglon streets, the Rev Harvey Wihnel1
Ewing, d. d.. minister, VIII hold class
meeting at 8 80 o'clock, E' W. Dunlap,
lender; public worship az iOD O'Clock
sermon subject, "Uiiermost Devotion
sunday school at o'clock, e. r. otroup'
suneriniendent: Epwcrlh League az
6 30 O'Clock: evening worship at '5o
o'clock. sermon subject. "Son Remem-
ber. or Memory in Hell There VIII De
union revival services This week, ~.
parrs and Harrison Street cooperating.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
Mr. pIEAsANT.

No. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Church. Hush b. Kelso, pastor. will
harn meetings 40 $50 ocleck. sunday
school: 1890 o'clock, preaching by the
pasior: ~ o'clock. class meeting, led by
me- Rev. q. W. Weldm: 2.30 O'Clock.
sunday schools 40 Beilefonie, Holly OaS.
and Newark Union; $50 o'clock, p'eaeh-
Ing ai Newark Union; 7.30 o'clock,
preschns at MI Pleasant followed 10y
revival services: services each night
during ihe week; the Rev w w. Nc
conn. Will nreach on Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
TRINITY LrTHFRAN.

There VIII be preaching by lIle pas
tor. the Rev. Milton II. Stine. D D.. in
Trinity Lutheran Church, Twenty
third street and Concord avenue. at II
o'clock and 7.lr o'clock. Themes for
the morning and evening respectively:
slippery Places" and "Signs Which
Preccde the Second Coming Of Christ"
SUNDAY school at 10 O'Clock; Y. p. s.
c. +. at : o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-11-15
BUSY PROGRAM AT
SCOTT NJ. E. CHURCH

Al scott NJ. Z. Church. the Rev. T. j.
Sard. pastor, will hold Sunday services
as follows: Glass meeting at $50
o'clock: preaching at 1890 O'Clock /;
sermon subject. weights and the sin
That SO Easily Desets Us: Sunday
school, . o'clock; Epworth League.
6 30 o'clock; preaching. 730 o'clock I:
sermon subject. "The Condition Of the
saved and the Unssved After Death