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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-12-26

The schools of the county are all
closed for the Christmas vacation OF
either one or two weeks. This is a good
time for the school board to fix up
things about the building and have
the schoolroom given thorough clean
ing. Some Of the things that we have
noticed that need attention are the re-
placing of broken window panes and
win0w cords the fixing Of doors sc
they will shut and lock and seeing tC
the wood supply and stove or furnace
that all may he ready for the cold
weather ahead.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-12-26

All orders drawn by the district
clerk should be countersigned by the
director before being paid by the treas
urer. Neglect of this is not only poor
practice but illegal.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-12-26

Those interested in the Educational
Bonus Law for the benefit of men who
served under the flag in the World War.
may get detailed information by adj
dressing this office. 1t matters not at
what stage of advancement ones edu-
cation stopped before enlistment. The
privileges of the law are open to all
who served. Thirty dollars per month
will lie paid toward ones education, fol
Il period of four years. The only time
limit is that the law becomes inopera-
tive after 1924. One may attend his
home school or go to some other school
or college. He must. however. devote
his whole time to study while he re
ceiveS his bonus.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-12-26

Subscribe for the News-Budget, 30
per year, and worth the money.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-12-26

Information has come TO our ONCE OF
teachers who are walking long dis
tances to and from school. Some are
walking aS far as four miles night and
morning There is limit Of distance
that a teacher may walk and be III a
physical condition to teach school and
not endanger her health Over two
miles is too far and we advise that
teachers place themselves near enough
their school so their energy may be
used for teaching school instead of for
walking. wherever it is at all possible.
Certificates emitting school board
lneml ers to their pay for their attend
< ance at the school board convention
were given ont near the end of the ses
sion on December 10 These were
signed by, the superintendent and the
Eoard members were to fill in their owl
names and the name Of their office an6
present 10 the clerk in their district fol
their pay The four dollars was the
pay they were entitled to for the entire
session. not for each eight hours there
in Mileage was to be paid at the ratt
of tliree cents for each mile travelled il
coming to and returning from the meet
ing on the regular route of travel.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
"THE EMPTY TOMB"
HANOVER SUBJ[CT
Sunday School to Present
Easter Cantata on Sum
day Even ng
BULLETIN BOARD
ON CHURCH LAWN

Easter Sunday will be appropriately
observed in Hanover Church, Boulevard
and Eighteenth street tomorrow, the
services OF the dE ending with the
presentation Of an Easter cantata by
the children Of the Sunday school in the
school hall at Z o'clack. There will be
no evening service in the church.
AZ 1890 O'Clock. Rec. Charles II. Boh-
ner will preach on the subject, -The
Empty Tomb" At this service the
church choir will sing the anthems,
Now is Christ Risen, by Maker and
HaIeluiah by Simper. As the offer
tory, Mr.. Hume win sing, open the
Gates Of the Temple.
At the Wednesday night prayer SER
vice Mr.. Bohner will speak on the sub
ject, The Laborer in the Vineyard"
Hanover Church has just placed a
bulletin board on the church lawn, the
latest thing in church advertising equip
ment. The board will not only an
nounce the sermon subjects and meet
ing nights Of all services In the church.
but scriptural verses as well. The
board is the most modern one IN the
city and Is attracting considerable at
tentiOn.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
TWICE. ORN man,
| PASTORS subject
Will Also Talk on "Ihe
NJ aning Of the
Resurrection"
RETURNED SOLDIER
AT SECOND BAPTIST

Easter Sunday at Second Baptist
Chdsch has been so planned that the
congregations will be pleasantly re-
minded Of the JOY surrounding the
resurrection OF the Saviour through
these many centuries. The church
auditorium and Sunday School room
and other parts Of the building have
been beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and plants by Townsend w.
Miller, an active member Of the church.
An attractive program Of Easter music
will be given and the minister, the Rev.
a. Griesemer, d. D., will have for his
usbiect in the morning al 1880 o'clock,
The Meaning Of the Resurrection"
The sermon at the evening service at
: as O'clock, which will be the third in
a series Of April evangelistic Sunday
evening discourses, will also be par
ticularly appropriate for Easter Day,
the subject being, ~TNice-Born Men"
The new hymn books will be used at
this service.
The special Easter music for tomor-
row will be as follows;
NIorDing-Organ, Resurrection Morn,
Leybach, by Dallett II. Loomis, organ
ist; anthem by quartet, As II Began TO
Dawn. r. NJ. Suits; solo by Mrs. How
ard Clark; Gloria, Buzzi Peccia; Our
Assembled Redeemer. J. Z. Trowbridge; ;
organ. FeStal Marche, Calkins.
Evening-Spring Song, Holkins; an
them, Hail, Festal Day. r. ;. Morrison;
anthem. Upon the First Day OF the
Week, Edith h. NOyes.
other services tomorrow Will be;
Sunday School at noon, when there
viii be special Easter singing and
music by tue orchestra; the Senior
C.. Z. at 6.45 o'clock, when Ernest D.
Kitchen. returned soldier, who is a
member at Second, and who was on
.he firing line in France, will tell Of
his experiences.
on Tuesday and Wednesday the At
antic District Convention Of the Wo-
mems American Foreign Baptist Mis-
,lonary Society will be held at Second
Church, aud this convention will be
attended by representatives OF the
Society from all sections Of the Allan
.ic coast.
The mid-week prayer meeting viii
DC held next Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
EASTER PROGRAM

The following Easter program will
be given at 7i5 O'Clock tomorrow night,
at the First Methodist Protestant
Church, Seventh street, below Walnut.
The Star Spangled Banner. congrega-
ton; Words of Welcome, Miss Audrey
Perkins; From Sea TO Sea. Jackson,
chorus: acknowledgements Sermon,
Amanda Fundin; Light Of Easter Day,
Gabriel, chorus; \ Country Church,
Nlartha Blackistou; Hail the Day, Ca
briel, duct. Miss Willis and Mrs.
Sweeney; An Easter Race. Mabel Smith ;
Glad Day. Henry, chorus; He's a Boy
Scout Charles sweeney; Those
Pierced Hands. Gabriel, solo, w B.
Sweeney: Abundant Life, Jackson.
chorus; The Church in the Wildwood.
chorus; An Expert, Sallie Sweeney ;
Jesus Lives, primary sons and exercise ;
Your Flag and My Flss, Samuel
sweeney; The Old Red Whita and Blue,
Gabriel chorus; The Cross Of Calvary,
Gabriel. duet, Miss Willis and Mr. Ram
sey; address by the pastor; farewell,
Madeline Kirk; Jesus Arose, Henry
chorus; benediction.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
CANTATA FEATURE
AT HARRISON STREET

Easter program at Harrison Street
NJ E. Church. the Rev. W. D. Habbart,
pastor. will be: 1890 o'clock, preach
lng by pastor, subject, Easter, a SYM
Dol or Immortality" Special music
consisting Of. anthem. The Lord is
Risen Indeed, Billings; anthem. Alleluia,
Brandcr; duet, Hosanna, Granicr, Mrs.
W. c. Highheld and Miss Edna Ban
anthem, shout o Earth in Rapturous
Song. Edwards. s0Ioist Harry Hygate.
At i2tj O'Clock, the sunday school
win give an Easter program consist
ing Of choruses, recitstions, drills and
solos by Miss Irene Lenderman and
Marion Crossan. Miss Lenderman Will
sing Gloria, by Peccia.
In the evening at 80 o'clock, tho
choir will sing a cantata, Redemptlon's $
song. by Halton. consisting Of chor-
uses, quartetts, duets and solos under
the direction Of W. c. Highfeld. Tho
soloists VIII be Miss Isabel Braden.
Miss Edna Bali, Harry Hygatc and Mar
ion Cr0ssan.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
F.J.LAPITINO TO
give SELECTIONS.
Noted Solo Harpist VIII
be at First Presbyterian
Church
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
HAVE EXERCISES

The sacrament Of the Lords supper
will be celebrated at the First Presby-
terian Church, the Rev. J. Ross Stone
sifer, minister. at the morning service
at 1880 O'Clock. New members will he
received into the fellowship Of the
church at the sessions meeting at 20
o'clock in the lecture room. Tho Easter
anthem by tho choir win be Hail,
Glorious Day (Smlts).
The sunday school will meet at noon
and will have special Easter exercises
in all departments. The intermediate
department aud the main school win
unite in the presentation Of a special
service, "Jorusaiem's Gates Beopened."
70 is not only beautiful service. but
very timely, beginning with the en-
trance Of General SlenDy into Icru-
salem. and deals with some Of the
things which must be done now that
The Holy City has passed fnm the
Turk to the Christian. Appropriate cos
tunes will give a very realistic effect
To the program.
Christian Endeavur service at 6.i3
o'clock; subject, Eternal Life and How
TO Live H."
The evening service 40 730 viii be
one Of uniIsual merit and beauty. The
choir win be assisted by Francis T.
Lapitino. solo harpist. Mr.. Lapitino
was heard last year at the First Pres
hyterian Church by a very large con-
gregatiou, and 10 Is in response 10 this
generous appreciation of that prGgram
mat he has been engaged for this
Easter evening.
Mr.. LapitinO has been harp accom-
nanist for some Of the greatest artists
Of the wUrld-Nlelba. Alma Gluck. Car
nso. lie has played under the most
c0uductOrs-Walter Dam
rosch. Victor Herbert and Stowkowski.
For three seasons ne was solo harpist
fQr the Philadelphia Orchestra and at
other times was sololst for the Metro
politan Company and New York sym
phony Orchestra.
The vocal S0loist win be Miss Louise
Grownovcr, her selection being I Know
That My Hciicener Liveth (HandeD.
Tho choir viii sing Christ. Our Passover
lSchiumgl. Mr.. Stoncsifer win give a
short Easter message
The organ numbers for the day viii
De as follows:
Notwithstanding Mood tGreggl ;
Hosanna (Nachel
Evening - Larghetto from Clarion
Quintette Alleluia CPaIestina,.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
SCHOOL TO give
EASTER PROGRAM
Mr.. Sard TO Preach on
HE is Risen. He is
Not Here
REV. FRANK HINES
TO VISIT SCOTT

The Easter sermon at Scott NJ z.
Church. viii be preached by the Rev.
T. J. Sard. subject He is Risen; He
is Not Here" The music for this ser
vice viii include; Organ prelude, Ber-
oeuse in A, Delbruok; choir selections.
He Is Risen, stults; Allelulal He
Arose, Judson: Christ The Lord is
Risen Today, Williams; o Grave Where
is Thy Victory, GtIlls; organ postlude,
Fanfare, Dubois. Sunday school at 2
o'clock.
At 7.30 O'Clock. a special Easter SER
vice OF song and recitations by the
children and young people Of the
church.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday night
al 7A5 o'clock, followed by an eltctiOn
OF three trustees OF the church.
on Thursday night at 7.3o O'Clock,
the Rev. Frank Hines, ono Of the I'm
est crayon artists in America, will
present the claims Of the Centenary,
emphasizing the spiritual side OF this
great movement.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
SERVICE FOR POLISH
AND RUSSIAN PEOPLE

AZ Asbury NJ E. Church. the Rev.
George White Dawson. pastor. services
will be: Q o'clock. prayer meeting
1890 O'Clock. preaching, subject: 1.-THE
Death and Resurrection Of Christ" .
o'clock. Sunday school with classes for
American, Italian. Jewish and Polish
children; o'clock. preaching by the
Rev. Andrew G. Gooshen. with a SER
cice for Russian and Polish people
go O'Clock, Epworth League, theme,
Eternal Life; 80 O'Clock, Easter
service by the Sunday school with a
short address by the pastor.
Asbury Congregauon is requested
by Or. Robert Watt to attend Cen
tenary mass meeting for the north and
east side groups Thursday evening. 20
hear OF the spiritual side Of the Cen
teuary.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
FEAST OF EASTER
GLADLY WELCOMED
Music, Flowers, and Lights
Accompany Masses at
Cathedral Church
BISHOP MONAGHAN TO
OFFICIATE AT MASS

Easter Day VIII be celebrated al the
Cathedral with all the richness OF
Csihollc ritual, The altaFs viii be
masscd with flowers and lights, the
priests VIII beHcstcd in white and
sold. snd GlahGdLt music VIII accom-
pany TIE services. Tho masses at the
Ca.hciral tomorrow will be at o'clock,
: o'sleck. Q o'clock and a o'clock.
The iate mass will Dc a. p0nhncial
aisn mas, with The r. Rev John J.
Ai1nashm as cclchrani assisted by the
Cathedral clergy. the Rev. John j.
Dsughcrty. pastor; the Rev. Ma Tin NJ.
RYAN. and tho Rev Joseph a Lee. The
bishop viii g.ye the papal benedictidn
al the close az the mass. Tho Easter
collection will be for the schools. The
Rcy. Joseph Green. s. j.. win be the
preacher
40 the poniilcial mass on Easter sun
day the recently organized choir a. men
ard boys attached % the Cathedral.
unt.rr tho direction az Joseph +. Cur
.rcn. 0rranst and chOirmastor. win pre-
sent for the FIRST time In Wllmngt0n
the celebrated "Alssa pontincalis." by
Don Lorenzo PCr0si. the direcior Of the
Slsiine Chapel choir. Rome. This mass
is written for three-part chOuIs-so-
7r1no. tenor and bass--aud is difficult
for the style Of composition is strictly
pnlvrhOuic. The various voices moving
about IN an independent manner.
The program for Easter Sunday, apart
from The perosi mss. win comprise a
proccssionaL Christ. our Lord. Is Risen
To-day. by Nicola A. Montani. sung by
the vested choir in their procession
from The sanctuary % the choir l0ft.
An ofIcriory motet. Cantatc Domino, by
Nipeent dlndy. the director Of the
-rhola CantGrum. IN Paris, written f0r
soii- and chorus. will by sung.
The s0lolsts ara.
Soprauos--JoSepn Montruchio, J0-
scph Dineen, Francis Harrington Paul
ntulschen0ck. Joseph Rebman. Georgg
.aIcClOskoy and Vincent Maslelio.
Tcnors-Ioseph Feathsrstone, FraaS
1aguire. Frank Ahano. Edward Cos
Jello.
/. Basscs-IIarry Walsh and James Cal
faeler
The personnel Of the choir follows
Trcbles-John 0Gorman, Joseph DiI
Rose. Joseph nlneen. Joseph Nontru-
ffiQs ftlel -tutdAoutf Nlttl - N'-t't-f
Herman Le0ni. Ralph Doris. Joseph
Niasiello, Francis AhIlshepock, Ca mine
Rago. William Masello, Pario Simione.
Copper Redman, Rocco De Nero, Edward
HARRINGTON. Mtils Sisofo. Vincent Mash
clio. William AfcIlwaine. William Ros-
sitter. George McClOskey. Edward Gear,
Paul Mulshenock. Joseph Behmans
Ralph Rago. Harry McNlonigie, Ber-
nard Finn. William Bronson, AleXan-
der Santagada. James Pierce.
Tenors-Ioseph Featherstone Joseph
Robman. Frank Milano Frank Mcguire.
Edward CASTILLO. Vincent Mulligan, |
James Mcnonough. Joseph kauss, Louis
Faiyro.
Bass--Ianes Gallagher William
White. Harry Walsh. William Hamen.
Charles Sisofo, Earl Desmond, William
Slaiiery.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
RICHARDSON PARK

Richardson Park Methodist Episco-
pal Church. the Rev. George w. Bounds.
pastor, will hold services Sunday as
follows 1890 o'clock, preaching by the
Rev. Robert Watt, q. D. The choir
viii sing special Easter music sunday
school will meet al t2t5 O'Clock. An
Easter program viii be given by the
sunday school at 80 O'Clock.
On Thursday evening this congrega-
tion will attend Harrison Street Church
to participate in the centenary mass
meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
MI. SALEM SERVICES

Mt. Salem Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Rev. Leonard White, pas
tor, will hold Easter services through
out the day. with preaching at 10 80
and 80 o'clock; morning subject,
''The Blessed Hope; evening subject,
"The Triumphant Christ; sunday
School. Mt Salem, 2.i5 o'clock; Riddles
Chapel. 230 o'clock: Epworth League
will meet at 6.i5 o'clock; class meeting.
go O'Clock.
The members and friends OF the
church are urged to attend the cesten-
lry rally at Harrison Street Church, Fri
lay evening.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST

The First Church Of Christ. Sclen-
list. Park Place and Van Buren,. Will
hold regular services as follows: sun
day morning at II o'clock and sunday
evening at s O'Clock. Subject FOR the
lesson-sermons Doctrine OF Atone
ment' The Sunday School convenes
at n o'clock Sunday morning. On
evening a testimony meet
ing is held from to Q O'Clock The
church maintains a free reading room
and circulating library. which is locat-
"a al No. 707 Equitable Building, and is
open weekdays from 10 20 O'Clock.
Except Wednesday. when the hours
Ire from 10 to o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
ST. JOHNS SERVICES
HONOR RISEN LORD

St Johns Church. Market street and
noncord avenue, the Rev. Alban Richey.
n ~ rector; the Rev. Bayard "a.
Goodwin. curate, will hold Easter day
eervices: At 7 o'clock, holy commun-
Ss1. II O'Clock. holy communion and
ssrmon: Z O'Clock. child ems service
weekday services viii be; THURSDAY.
10 o'clock, holy communion; Friday
20 o'clock. liiany; Holy days, 10 o'clock,
holx communion. The rector VIII
preach at both services tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
rNITED pREsRYTYERLAN.

The First United Presbyterian
Church. Third and Broome strets, the
Rev. William Patterson, pastor. VIII
hold Easter preaching services at IL
o'clock and T.4j o'clock Morning
theme. 'The Worlds Greatest Event;
evening theme. 'I0dr Opportunity
sabbath school meets 40 10 O'CLOCK,
Prayer and praise service Wednesday
evening 40 745 O'Clock. AZ this service
the pastor will explain the sabbath
school session.
Intermediate c. T. Society meets sab
bath evening at Gas o'clock. The Junior
Mission Band meeis at the home OF
Mrs. j. X. llucy, No. 1853 Chestnut
street, on Friday at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
AT Mt. VERNON.

Mt. Vernon C. NJ L. Church. the Rev.
w. G. Parker. pastor. win have a spe-
cial program for Easter. II o'clock,
preaching; subject. The Resurrection
OF Christ" 9 o'clock. sunday school.
William smith. superintendent; $50
O'Clock. Epworth League, Harry Seeny,
president, 7.45 o'clock, Easter exercises.
Tuesday evening the pastor will
preach his farewell sermon, after which
he will go to conference in Baltimore
on Wednesday
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
rAsrEn An GREENnIII.

The Easter service at Greenhill Pres
byterian Church will be opened by
Samuel ]. Blackwell. orsanist, with the
prelude. Ilosanna. by Wachs. The an
them selections by the choir will be one
OF Caleb Sinbers, lie Is Risen. and one
Of Charles II. Gabriels the son Of Glori-
fed. The sermon subject will be How
the Disciples Were Convinced Sab
bath school at go O'Clock; morning
worship at iO.i5 o'clock; Jr. C. Z at
go o'clock. led by Mary Gamble; Y.
p. 5. c. z. at Z O'Clock, led by Miss May
Barlow
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
EInSr M nj CHIRCH

At First NJ. p. Church. the Rev. r.
w Sutcliffe, pastor. preaching morn
and evening by the pastor; t0i5
O'Clock. subject. The Resurrection Of
Christ" as o'clock, Easter program
by the Sunday school and adult choir,
with a short address by the pastor /;
2.i5 o'clock, Sababih school. James B.
McNIanus. superintendent; Z o'clock;
Christian Endeavor Society; prayer
meeting Wednesday, S o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
CURFRT SERVICES

The services at Gilbert Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be conducted
by the pastor the Rev. z. w. Coberth.
The subject Of the sermon at II o'clock
will be The Risen Lord"
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
VIII be celebrated at the morning ser
vice. and Easter exercises for the Sab
bath School VIII be held at go O'Clock
Evening services at s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
FIRsT Italian

First italian Presbyterian Church.
iuPont and Seventh streets. the Rev.
A. DassOri, pastor, VIII have Sunday
school at 9.i5 o'clock, morning service
At II o'clock, Y. ?. S. C. E. at 40
o'clock, sunday school Easter enter
iainment at 80 o'clock. Daily morning
is from , to tf30 O'Clock
evening prayer meeting and
senior c. E. at $50 O'Clock; Thursday,
Boy Scouts at O'Clock; Friday after
noon Junior C. z. at $50 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
RESURRECTION GLORY
WESTMINSTER THEME

Raised 10 Ncvness Of Life" and
The Resurrection Glory viii be the
sermon themes at the preaching ser
vices at 1000 and 4 o'clock tomorrow. In
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney street,
the Rev. Charles l.. Candee, ID. D., min
ister. AT the morning service the dou-
Die quartet win sing Christ, Our Pass
over. By Chapel. and As II Began 70
Dawn. by Vincent IN the afternoon
Hosanna. by Granier.
The. instrumental sOloist VIII be
Francis j. Lapitino harpist
An Easter program will be given IN
ne sunday School at noon. and the
nounc peoples society viii meet at
o'clock for musical service.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
"OuR LIVING CHRIST"
MR.. HARRIS THEME

There viii be special Easter services
At Goodman NJ. Z. Church, the Rev w.
. Harris. pastor; class meeting at $50
o'clock; preaching at t045 o'clock, by
the pastor, theme. Our Living Christ" {;
Sunday School at 2i5 O'Clock; Epworth
Leaglie, 645 O'Clock; preaching at 7A5
O'Clock, by the pastor. There Will be
special music at all services.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
CALVARY CHURCH.

Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, Rev. Or. II. g. Eng
land. rector. will have Easter Sunday
services as follows: Holy Communion,
: O'Clock; Holy Communion and sermon,
i0.&5 o'clock, topic: For as in Adam
All Die, So in Christ Shall All Be Made
Alive;" evening prayer and sermon,
7-30 o'clock, topic: Risen With Christi
Church school Q IS O'Clock in the
morning. There Will be special Easter
music.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
Mt. Joy.

Mt. Joy NJ. E. Church. the Rev. J. w.
Bond, D. D., pastor, viii have services
Sunday as follows: $50, class meetlng;
1890 o'clock, Easter sermon by the
pastor; subject, The Stages Of the Pas
sion" 2.S0 O'Clock. Sunday school, Mrs.
Julia Fisher. superintendent; 7.30
o'clock, Epworth league, G. T. Wash
ington, president; s o'clock, sermon by
the pastor. subject, THE Eternal Ref
uge;" Friday. 1 O'Clock, Junior League,
Mrs. Rachel Givins, superintendent.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
ON sMEnEs CHuRCH

At Old Swedes Church, Easter Day
services will be as follows $50 o'clock,
Holy Communion; 1890 O'Clock, morn
ing prayer, sermon and Holy Commun-
ion; 230 o'clock, Sunday school; 7@
o'clock, evensong, prayer and sermon.
Special music at all services.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
SWEDISH BAPTIST.

First swedish BAPTIST Church.
Preaching at iOi5 o'clock; subject,
The Power Of the Resurrection, 7
O'Clock. Easter entertainment Of the
sunday school. The parents and friends
Of scholars are especially invited
Thursday. 7.i5 o'clock Bible study and
prayer service; subject, "Thessalonians,
Fourth Chapter"
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
NORTH BAPTIST.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln street,
near Delaware avenue, William L. Pet
tingi1, pastor; Edward z. Washburn.
associate pastor, viii have preaching az
1880 and T.45 O'Clock by the pastor
Morning subject, Christ Our Life"
evening, THE Lord Of Glory" Bible
school is at noon. Young Peoples
meeting at 6.i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
HNGsUoOD NOTES

KingswOod NJ. E. Church, Fourteenth
and Claymont streets. the Rev. Charles
c. Harris, pastor, will have preaching
morning and evening tomorrow; sub
ject, 1880 o'clock, 1.-THE Resurrection
7.3O o'clock. Victory Through Christ"
Sunday School will meet at , O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
Az CLAYNIONT.

Claymont NJ. E. Church. the aev. w.
D. Short, pastor, will have preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by The
pastor: subject, i0.s5 o'clock, "But
Now is Christ Risen From the Dead and
BECOME the First Fruits OF Them That
Slept" Sunday school is at 2.30 o'clock
yrenins service. : ecicck
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
pnOCRFSsIyE spIRITUAIIST

Easter services Sunday evgning az
the First Progressive spirtualists'
Church. Pylhian Castle Hall. No. COS
West street, viii be conducted by Mrs.
Ellen Goff; messages by DR.. Charles
Cater. Of Philadelphia. and special
music.
Evening journal., 1919-04-19
GODS SEAL UNLIKE
EVIL MARK OF BEAST

THE Seal OF God and the Mark Of
the Beast viii be the theme Of Evan
selist Booth tomorrow night at the
Queen Theatre. A series OF pictures on
,hc Life or Christ will also be shown
on The screen. There will be special
music.