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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-20
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Miss Ada Johnson of Boise is Wis
iting with relatives in this neighbor-
hood for a few days. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gulliksen
were Parma visitors Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs z. S. Barnum, Misses
Carrie, May. Florence and Frances
Barnum were Caldwell visitors Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Coffee and chill
dren were in Caldwell Tuesday alter
| noon. :.
A number of the farmers in this
neighborhood have commenced hay
ing
George Tucker spent the first part
of the week in Big Bend
| L. E. Small, Pearl Small and Oscar
| Deaton were Parma visitors Tuesday
G. [, Judd and Maurice Judd were
Parma visitors Tuesday.
| Mrs Oscar Deaton returned from
Boise Tuesday evening
Mrs. James Arnett of Kuna is VS.
itinp with Mrs. L. M. Duran this week.
we'll visitors Friday.
Paul Penson is a victim of the
mumps.
The chair met Thursday evening at
! the II, /. Mclaughlin home. There
were IL members present During
this summer the choir will meet every
Thursday evening.
The Canning club met at the home
; of Mrs. William Galley Frida" morn
ing.
S. G Tucker and Grace were Cald-
well visitors one day last week.
Edith and Marvin Mclaughlin were
in Caldwell Thursday.
A pleasant surprise party was given
nj the home of S. G. Tucker Friday
evening for Marvin Mclaughlin and
: George Tucker, in honor of their
birthdays. The evening was spent ir
playing games. At late hour re-
freshmcnts were served, Everybod,
reports a good time. Those present
were Misses Gail Baldridge, Fred;
Kerrick. Grace Walmslev of Parma
Emily Evans. Beulah We,honrne
Edith and Anna Mclaughlin, Pear
Small, Messrs Claire Baldridge o
Parma, Llye Sabin. Marion Kurtz
Maurice and Gordon Judd, Orvill
Hartman. Cross Evans. Sidney Nc
Laughlin, Mr.. and Mrs, Dudley Stat
ford
Mrs. Tennyson of Emmett is visi,
ing her sister, Mrs. F. {. Hertig..
Mr.. Bischoff was down from Cald
we'll Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaeth returned fror
Boise Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd and family, M
and Mrs. Gulicksen. Mr.. and Mr.
Kurtz. Mr.. and Mrs. Deaton, Mr.. an
Mrs. Small and family, Mr.. and Mr.
Duran, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Small, Ann
Arnett. Ada Johnson, George Tucks
and Mr.. Johnson went to Merida
Sunday and took their dinner an
spent the dav with Mr. and Mrs. L.
Starkev in the AFTERNOON. Mr., an
Mrs. Small and Pearl. Mrs, Conno
and George Tucker drove over
Franklin and attended the funeral
Mr.. Miller.
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Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Allen of Nampa
were guests of Mr. Aliens parents and
attended commencement exercises at
Star. Miss Julia, sister of Mr.. Al
len, being one of the graduates.
Word has been received from Ell
vim Dulaney of the Walter Reed gen
eral hospital at Washington, d. G..
that he has again had serious opera
ton on his leg, this being the nintf
operation. 800 +.
Rev. Vance will not fill the pulpi
next Sabbath morning and the follow
ing Sunday, as he expects TO be at thu
Payette Lakes.
Miss Paline Toilcth of Meridian
spent a few davs at Franklin visiting
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~. annual commencement exc

rrs. annual commencement exer-
Inc e the Roswell high school were
. held lsS' w F. Vance of the College
,TS U delivered the commencement
o. iasn Thursday evening in the
adaress. .r;an church. His lecture oil
IT, New Era of Opportunities Was
~ interesting and appropriate Mu-
y. sor the evening consisted OF q
n Nv Mrs. A. M. McCormick and
TSes Stevens. Miss Grace Muller was
th ee.s~fday evening in the dining room
s..hs Presbyterian church the alumni
oI m was served. Thenty-one out
oen .Ss twenty-nine alumni were pres
o .M' The room and table were pref
~. dscorated in blue and white, the
w school colors and red roses:
w. W.. The banquet which was served
:sa,r courses the following program
nftoasts was given: 80
'nUsIcome." Earl Gardner, '18.
apesnonse." Eunice lockwood. ~:
sTr;hnte to Roswell High School,
Esther Jacobson. H.
aMud and Coolies" Wilson camp
0e wv Class" Wade Lowell, ~.
Experiences Of My Class" Helen
Parsons, 'lS; ,.,.
"Future Of My Glass;" Donald Jen'
A ioseph billy. president of the
Alumni association for the past year
acted as POSTMASTER.
AZ the business meeting of the as
sociation the following officers were
elected: President, Earl Gardner. IN
v;ce-president, Louise Mccormick
~: secretary-treasurer Helen Par,
son, 'l8. :,
Class night of the seniors OF the
Roswell high school was Tuesday
evening at Braggs' hall. A large and
appreciative audience attended the
PROGRAM which was as follows:
Song, "Voices Of the Woods" girls
chetus.
Class poem, Raymond Rice.
High school. song.
Class will Donald jenkins.
Junior response, Perry Jenkins.
Class prophecy, Eunice lockwood
Freshman class stunts.
Sophomore class stunts. a.t
Play, "The Professor" Cast o
characters:
Professor John Grindem, principa
Of the Ration high school, busy mai
who does the work of ten, Raymon'
Rice.
MRS. Martha Morton Grindem, hi
wife, who knows very little abou
school, really" Bertha Sayre.
Mrs. William Morton, his mother
in-law, who has never visited "Dea
John" before, Anna Back.
Professor Markham Wright, his rs
sistant,. who is scholarly and absent
minded. Donald jenkins.
Galliger Gurdy, black sheep, like
wise "a special" Ray Lind.
Margaret Woodward. otherwis
Babe freshman. Grace Muller.
Frank Sawyer, president of the grad
uating class. George Trout.
Bessie Tapping, class historian
Eunice lockwood.
Miss Millicent Cameron (fror
philadelphia) favorite pupil, Dor
Marlin.
ley.
Miss Sophia Spalding. teacher {
elocution, Irene Ramsey.
J. P. Thompson, ESQ.,, president I
the board of education, Perry JeI
kins.
Mary. the maid, Miriam Diiley.
Messenger boy. Charles Hall.
Carpenter, Orville Tuning.
Stage decorator, Lynn CLANCY.
wednesday evening at Bragg's ha
q program was given bv the childr,
IRON the primary and intern edia
grades. The program consisted
TWO parts, a parasol drill and an o
sol.r
Mrs: CLAYTON Rice and children
New Plymouth visited last week
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Eis
Earl Gardner OF Caldwell Is wor
ing on the S. J. Tuning ranch.
Mrs, L. L. Jones of Caldwell W
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-20

Hallmark stationery at Laughiin's
Jewelry Store.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-20

Automobile Insurance-Theft--A.
|. Meyer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-20

IMPROVED METHOD OF
POTATO SEED CULTURE
Spring is a busy time of the year for
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
SMUGGLING OF AMMUNLTI0NIS
 LIVELY TRADE

FL PASO, Texas, Aug. 20 (by maiD Francisco Villa has obtained his ammunition for equippin2 his men for his bandit raids by smug gling across the United States bor der or by capture of Carranza troops. It is believed that in the past mill lions of rounds of ammunition have been smuggled into Mexico for Villa from Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Small fortunes are said to have been gained by the smugglers.
 The United States has stopped the smuggling by wholesale, by c0mpel1- ing ammunition dealers to obtain per mits from the army intelligence de- partment and by requiring them to make reports of sales showing who receives the ammunition and the use to which it is to be put.
 Nevertheless, it is claimed small quantities of ammunition still are be- ing smuggled over the border.
 Villa has often boasted that he ob- tained a large part of his ammuni- tion and many rifles from Carranza, troops. He captured 40,000 rounds Of ammunition intended for Carranza at Parral last spring. Prior to Will las last attack on Juarez, a few weeks ago, a Carranza customs off, cial was discovered delivering ammu- nition to Villas spies in Juarez.
 Villa finances his revolutionary movement by compelling foreign min ing and cattle companies to make forced loans" in return for prOtec- tion and by seizing and selling cattle, silver and other property. Instances in which he has forced '1Oans" have been reported within a few months. When Villa was encamped near Juarez he carried a travelling bag filled with American gold and cur rency obtained from companies in northern Mexico.
 It is known that he has captured some of the horses sold by the United States army remount depot at Fort Bliss to the Carranza government.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
BECAME A HERO
 WITHOUT KNOWING

MERCER, Pa, Aug. 20 (by maiD .- Cited for bravery in action and unable to recall the act which his command ing officer thought worth while re- porting, is the odd position in which N. Eugene Sampson, of New Whining ton, Pa, finds himself. Sergeant Sampson, of Battery D, 323d field ar tillery, according to the citation, vol unteered for a mission of importance while his command was under fire in the Argonne. The mission was exc cuted successfully, says the citation, but Sergeant Sampson explains that he was so busy helping push back the Germans that he cannot recall the incident.
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The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
MEXICANS ENCOURAGE
 IMMIGRATION FROM
 EUROPE AND ASIA

MEXICO CITY Aug. (by maiD :. The newspaper Excelsior says it has learned officially that Mexican consuls in the principal European capitals have been instructed to give all possible aid to prospective immi- grants and that during the month of September "excursions" will be run from both Germany and Belgium
 The secretary of agriculture told Ell Excelsior that the Japanese, about whose alleged colonization schemes there have been so many rumors, would be admitted on equal footing with other foreigners.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09

No one should be without an cleo tric plate, especially the kind with different heats. Northwestern Hard ware Company.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09
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 For Identification, both ends plainly marked A. S. F. Go. No. 2.
 REGISTRY NO. 166,675. Finder please deliver to, or commit nicate with, the undersigned and se- cure liberal reward.
 ALASKA SEA FOODS CO.,,
 COrdova
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-09

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Evening journal., 1919-11-29
HANOVER PREsBYTERIAN

In Hanover Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth and Boulevard. tomorrow
morning the Hev. Charles II. Bonner
viii preach on the subject, "Christ's
Enthusiasm FOR Humanity" In the
evening Mr.. Bohner's sermon subjec.
Will be. Which Way Are You Going?''
The evening service will be evangelis-
tic, singing Of familiar hymns by the
congregation being an inspiring part Of
The service. The sermons are clear gOs-
pei messages which are being well re-
reiyed by residents OF the Washington
Heights neighborhOod. strangers are
made particularly welcome.
Hanover is continuing its campaign
in the interest Of the $4,000 mortgage
fund and hopes in a short time to an
nounce pledges for the entire amount.
DR.. Richard w Cooper. OF. the Clti-
zens' Service OF Delaware, will address
The Westminster Club on next Tuesday
night on the new state School Code As
Or. Cooper has q second engagement
for that evening his address at Hanover
will begin at s o'clock.
The Carrie A. Bonner Glass will hold
its monthly meeting in Social Hall on
Monday evening
Mr.. Bonner will address the prayer
service on Wednesday evening.
Another class Of members will be re-
ceived into the church at the commun-
ion service TO be held on Sunday, De-
cember 81.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
Special C Churches lgn Topouou
BAPTlSMAL SERVICE
AT SILVERBRO0K

snyerDrook NJ E. Church. the Rev
Elwood W. Jones. pastor, announces,
The following services for tomorrow
Morning service. 1925 o'clock. openlnA
with short organ recital by Miss Con
mel. The pastor will administer th,
rite of baptism at this service The sub
iect Of his sermon will be a Def
niie Experience. The choir will sing
Two anthems.
The Sunday School will meet at 4
o'clock noon. The Junior League will
meet al the close Of the school session.
The EpwOrth League will hold its
devotional meeting at G.l5 O'Clock
The evening preaching service will be-
gin al 7.3O O'Clock, opening with organ
selections by Miss COnnell, followed by
a song service in charge Of Mr.. Lilley.
Ship Carpenters Union. No. 1925 will
attend the service in a body. The
pastor will preach from the subject,
The Assets and Liabilities Of Life
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
MI. SALEM PROGRAM.

sunday services at Mt. salem VI. Z
Church. Nineteenth strret and Mt
Salem Lane. the Rev. Leonard White
pastor. will be as follows: Glass meet
ing at 9i5 O'Clock: Sunday School al
94j o'clock. it being missionary day
Morning preaching service win follow
at II o'clock, the pastor preaching on
the subject, The Place Of the Preacher
ia Civilization"
The Sunday School OF Riddle Chapel
will meet at 2.30 o'clock. The Ep-
worth League service will begin at 6 a.
o'clock, the pastor leading The even
ing preaching service which will be Of
an cvangeistic character, will begin at
7i5 o'clock. the pastor preaching on
"The Philosophy of Reyiyals"
The Epworth League Bible study
class meets Wednesday at : o'clock. fol-
lowed by the prayer meeting, at
O'Clock The union evangelistlc meet
ings viii be held In Wesley church
during The next two weeks.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
SERM N At GR CE
On fIILE SUNDAY
Post-Thanksgiving Services
Followed by Busy Week
For Teams
WALTER HEARN WILL
AGAIN BE ASSISTANT

/ Dr.. John W. r. Sumwalt viii preach
In the morning at Grace VI. Z. Church
on "The Book That Endures." in OBJ
scrNance OF this Sunday as Bible sun
day Tie music FOR the morning in
cludes; Organ prelude, "Grand Oner-
toire in + Flat" Batlste: anthem. 20
worship the Lord, Watson; olfertory
soprano solo, Mrs. CLARK: organ post
ludc' "Choralc in D." Saiome.
The evening service will be After
Thanksgiving What?" The music will
be as follows: 7.ij to 80 O'Clock. organ
recital; "Jubllate, Amen" Kinder
"Iue Answer" Wolsenholme: IN
the Afterglow." Strang; anthem. "The
Heavens are Telling Haydn: offer
Tory, Abide With Ne Shelley: organ
postlude, "Marche Belgium" Clarke.
EpWorlh League services will be held
OF $50 o'clock The official board will
meet on Monday evening, in the church
house.
The Rev. Walter Hearn, who was for
merry associate pastor at Grace church.
VIII again nll that position until the
annual conference. lie viii begin his
new duties December ;.
The Grace team Will bowl with the
Friends team Tuesday night, at Eighth
and Orange streets.
The opening basketball game Of the
season viii be played Friday. at Friends
school, between the boys Of tie Grace
team and the Philadelphia College of
Osteopathy Tile girls team will pldy
the High School scrubs.
Indoor quoita viii be played between
Grace and First Presbyterian. at the
First Presbyterian Church, on Mon
day evening.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
EVERY DAY PROMISES
TOLD AT CENTRAL

At Central Presbyterian Church. King
street near Eighth street tlie Rev. j..
H. Crawford. minister, Will preach at
both services tomorrow AZ 1000
o'clock the theme Will be Character
and Circumstance Mrs. J.. r. Wales
viii sing "Oh, For @ Closer Walk,
Foster. as an offertory.
sunday school, graded FOR all ages
meets 40 iiJJ o'clock and the adult
Bible class at the saline time taught by
the minister Christian Enieavor
prayer meeting Is at Gl5 o'clock and
the evening preaching service al 7i5
o'clock Tile evening sermon subject
WI, be a Promise FOR Every Day"
Al-s. +. u Barlow orgsnist. viii open
this service with "A short organ recital
rendering the prelude 90 Tile Deluge"
by saint Saens and "Alagi0 In c." by
Bsrglel. The chorus choir Will sing al
This service
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
NEW CHURCH EVENING
SERVICES FOR MONTH

Services will be held at the New
Church, Pennsylvania avenue anc
Bronze street, both morning and even
ing. the Rev. George Henry Dole OIL
c.ating. Morning service viii be at
lO45 O'Clock; subject, Preparing the
Way Of the Lord" The following series
Of evening services, with special musi-
cal program, will commence at 78J
o'clock: November 30. Our Dead.
Where are They, What are They
Doing?'; December :. What the Bible
is and How We May Know: Decem-
cember ii, Are We Saved or Lost: the
sure Evidence; December u, "Nho
Was Jesus Christ, and What Did lie
Dor"
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
JUNIOR 0. U. A. NJ. TO
WORSHIP AT WESLEY

sunday services VIII begin az Wesley
M f. Church with the classmeeting al
$50 o'clock Ted by Mr.. Hastings This
service win be followed by the preach
ing service at which time the pastor
VIII preach on "The Great Challenge. a"
sunday School VIII meet at 1915
o'clock. The pastor Will give a lecture
on "Methodism IN America The Ep-
worth League will hold services at :
O'Clock. This viii be followed by the
preaching service. at which time the
Jr q. L A. NJ will attend the service
m a body and the preacher will preach
on the subject brotherhood The
Junior Mechanic Guards will also at
tend this service
Union Eyangelislic service will begin
In Wesley Church Monday evening at
40 O'Clock Mt. SaIem. Silverbrook
and Goodman churches uniting These
services VIII continue two weeks.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
"WBhT rs TRUTH"
SUBJECT AT M'CABE

The services for tomorrow, at Nc
Cabe Memorial VI. T.. Church will fol
low the regular order sunday morn
ng class at $50 O'Clock; C.. T. David
son, leader. The pastor Will preach at
l0D. Ills subject Will be Fidelity Re-
Qired The sunday school will NEE.
ai i2lj o'clock. with an interesting
Program. Epworth League at GiJ
O'Clock: Lewis Taliey leader
At 80 o'clock the pastor VIII preach ::
subject. What Is Truth ?" An old ques-
iion raised many years ago, but still
q live question. There will be- short
song service, beginning promptly al
30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
BOY SCOUTS WILL
ATTEND FIRST NJ. P.

At The First Methodist Protestant
Church, the Rev. Il. W. Sulclifre. pas
Tor. services tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: i0i5 o'clock. preaching by the
pastor, subject. Thanksgiving" 2l5
o'clock. decision day in the Sabbath
School; sermon for Tho children by the
pastor; $50 o'clock, Christian En-
deavor; i.30 o'clock, the Wilmington
division. Boy scouts Of America. Will
attend I'm body. An address will be
made by j. Allen Williams. deputy
commissioner. There Will be exer-
cises by the Boy Scouts, and Il pstri-
otlc address by the pastor There will
be special anthems and solos by the
choir. Prayer meeting Wednesday. at
) o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
EARLY PRAYER
SERVICE AT EZI0N

At Ezion W. L. Church, the Rev. j
4. King d. D., pastor, the services VIII
be: O'Clock. The Federation OF Col
ored Womens Cubs. Of Delaware. will
hold prayer services FOR the race and
u1iion; 1870 O'Clock. ,'tinOn b. lh.
pastor; subject, Christ. the Good
shepherd; 1880 o'clock, class meet
ings: 2.3O o'clock. Sunday Schooil Gas
o'clock, Epworth League; 7iJ o'clock.
-c"mon by lhe pastor.
tuesday evening. first annual con-
cert by the Afro-American Folk song
singers, under direction Of Miss G.. Mae
Brooks. Nine. Florence, Cole Tslbert.
soprano, Of Detroit Mich. will sing.
Wednesday, at $50 O'clock. Juu'og
League.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
THREATENED FAMINE
SERMON AT UNION

Union NJ r. Church. Fifth ana Wash.
ngton streets. the Rev. Harvey Win
field Ewing u. d., minister. viii hoh
the following sunday meetings: Clas
meeting at 0.3O o'clock b. W. Dun
lap, leader; public worship at iO.3t
O'Clock; subject. "a Threatened Fam.
ING; Sunday School at o'clock. u
Il. Stroup. superintendent; EpWOPih
League at G.30 O'Clock; evening wor.
ship at 730 o'clock; sermon subject
Who Wins.f
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
REV. CHARLIE DAVIS
TG PREACH AT SCOTT

Al scott NJ L. Church, The Rev. T. j.
Sard. pastro. will hold sunday services
as follows: Class meeting al 9iJ
o'clock; preaching at 1890 o'clock. by
the pastor; subject, Putting Second
ary Things in First Place" SUNDAY
school at > o'clock; Epworth League
al 6.ij o'clock; preaching at 80
o'clock. by the Rev Charlie Davis. fol-
lowed by revival service. Special re-
yival services each, evening next week.
There will De an all-day service on
wednesday, given 90 fasting and
nr1Ner.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
nv. DAsSORIA no pREACH.

First Italian Presbyterian Church, du
POnt street near Seventh street. The
Rev. \. Dassori, pastor, viii hold sun
C1y school at 9i5 o'clock; morning
service at ~ o'clock The evening
service has been changed 20 o'clock
for the winter: daily morning kinder
garten for children: from 10 O'Clock
Tuesday evening Girl scouts; Wednes-
day afternoon. Blue Bird Club: We'd
nesday evening, prayer meeting; Thurs
day afternoon. Christmas rehearsal.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
CALVAaY CHURCH.

Lalyary LplscOpal Church, IhIrd and
Washington streets, the Rev. Edward
II. Stevens, rector. on the first Sunday
IN Advent will hbve services at 30
o'clock. Holy Communion; 90 o'clock,
Church school; i0.iJ o'clock. morning
prayer and sermon; : O'Clock, Victory
Guild! 7.i5 o'clock. yesper song SER
vice; o'clock, litany and sermon.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
,'pRECI US BOOK
BIBLE DAY THEME
Scripture Lessons and Music
Make Interesting Program
at St. PaulS
JUNIOR SERMON BY
ASSISTANT PASTOR

IN keeping with a world program
Which has been set forth in recognizlng
November 30. as Universal Bible sun
iay. the Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard, d. d.,
pastor Of ST. paul's Methodist Episcopal
.hurch viii preach sunday morning on
le subject, precious Book Preced-
ne TIE morning preaching service the
lass meeting VIII be held ai $50 o'clock
j by the Rev W. q, strickland
Tile music ~ tI+6 morning VIII con-
.isi OF a baritone solo boy Wilmer :.
3oddy Of Philadelphia, God 50 Clothed
'he Grass Herbert
The choir Will sing Teach Me u
Lord Danks Tie organ numbers by
Miss sarah Hudson White will include
"Prelude IN 4 Flat. q. 81. Read; Der
ceuse.' Ralph Kinder and "Marche
Brillante," Lowden.
The sunday school viii meet at .
o'clock, William +. skcllonger superin-
tenden There is a mems Bible class.
Taught by Or. Hubbard: a young mems
Bible class. taught by the assistant
pastor, the Rev. Il. ". Cooke aud
mixed class for older young people.
taught by Z. w Mitchell Miss Helen
Oakley Is in charge Of the beginners
department where mothers can bring
thelr very small children. The sunday
school orchestra. led by Charles Le-
Boube Edwards. Plays every Sunday
afternoon and the first Sunday OF every
month plays thirty minute program
prior 70 the evening preaching service.
The Christian Endeavor will hold
their sunday night service at 100
o'clock. Isaiah Fielder is the leader
ihls week. Edward Greenhalgh is In
charge Of the music.
At 80 o'clock Dr. Hubbard will con-
iinue the service Of sermons on Dan
iel, his subject for this sunday being
dreams.
The musical numbers for The evening
VIII consist OF an organ recital By Miss
Nnite at aij o'clock. including the fol-
lowing numbers AT sunset" Gsir
>eliars; a Meditation" Gillette:
March OF the Priests" from "Athalle."
Nlendelssohn and "Posuude In g." 4
ilosmer. The male quartet will sing
Dare 70 Be q Daniel Edwards. and ne
'Aoir viii sing the anthem Great is
'he Lord Boex.
Toe junior church viii attend the
llorn'ng preaching service 10 a body
no heF Raymond W. Cooke win
'fescn brief object sermon On The
.nDleei Bolts aud Hinges. The mem
'rr- wlA meet Do ihc SUNDAY school
Hnm % f0i5 o'clock. The Junior
-,urch holds i,s mid-Neek ser,iee
!. .eile~ia} evening from E 90 s o'clock /
DE week ihe Illustrated sermon vtii
- ihe subject "Ths story o.
nlnT o. TIE participation 5f 81
H church in ihe Union revival
'iees nili Harrison street ami Union
-fle, 90 Harrison street Church
ir oiiir'al board meeting win De Dosi- /
'p-ed for one week.
me .sieonaihic Clinic meets Thurs
'aF niFht : g. o'clock. D-s. pstier-
20 ln1 Mason are IN charge. John Nc
'n'sht assists IN The operating rooms {
> nursery is provided during fbe s
ours oi iie preaching services for
ery small children. Z