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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15

"Tramp," OF Dallas, / was glad tc
see and read your article in last
weeks News. | am always glad to
hear from my old friends. Your
comment on my eating and visiting
Is easily explained. There are more
good things in Texas to eat and
more clever people to visit than any
place on earth, and as for talking
bout it, never could enjoy such
pleasures and not say anything about
it. will in June go on an extend
ed visit to Dallas, Arlington, Ft
Worth and back by Grapevine and
to Denton Co. Will be gone two or
three weeks. | know every hour of
of the time will be filled with pleas
ure, | will see many good, jolly
friends like "Tramp." Come again,
| will look with interest for your let
ters. | am sure others will appre-
ciate them as | do.
The peace prospects don't. look so
bright now as they did. am afraid
there has been too much time vast
ed in getting ready to have the agree
ment signed 1t would have been
much easier to have got all nations
to have signed SIX months ago than
now. Every day it is delayed just
gives them more time to formulate
more schemes to defeat Justice.
Hope to see many good letters in
the next paper. Best wishes of
Lone Star.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15
Paris, Texas.

SprIaf 10 tie Ne7os..
| | was treated to very agreeable
surprise this week. Wednesday
morning E. G.. Bracken at the
Chamber of Commerce received a
phone call from w. A. Goode at
Dallas, stating that Sam B. Bracken,
of the Motor Machine Gun Co., OF
Columbus, Ga, was there on visit
and would come to Paris that even
ing. AT 9:55 p. m. he got here.
Claud met him at the depot and
brought him out to the house in his
car. 1t is useless to say that | was
glad to see him. l had not seen him
since last august. He stayed with
us until Friday morning and left for
| Dallas where he will visit until Mon
day the 18th. Then he will return
to Colurabus as he could only get a
10 day furlough He thinks that
they will get discharge by Sept
ember and then return to stay.
| had letter from 7. S. Bracken
the 7th, stating that bis two sons
from overseas would sail for the II.
S. the 24th and would arrive about
June 10. They have been gone a.
bout two years. | will try to go
down there about that time. will
certainly be glad to see Sam and
Archie get home. Archie was on
the battle front 81 days at the Hin
denburg line. They are in the Both
division. | would love to see all
our boys get home and too their
loved ones.
The Victory Liberty Loan is get
ting along fine. All Texas counties
expect to go over with full amount
this week. Victory Loan County
Chairman E. G. Bracken is hardly
taking time to eat or sleep the last
ten days, he is so interested in the
success of the campaign. He will
have some war tanks on exhibition
here today and tomorrow. One of
the exciting events of the day will
be when the tank runs over and de-
molshes an automobile on the street.
The automobile is furnished by an
enterprising dealer. OF course 1t
will be one that IL worn out and of
no use to the owner, but will ans
wer the purpose of advertising the
tank and the dealers business just
as well as q new one wOald.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15
Graveyard Cleaning.

= There will be a graveyard
cleaning at the .Lasater grave
yard the fourth Saturday in May.
Those interested are invited to
come and clean off the graves of
the dead.
M. E. WALKER,
Jasper. Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15
EXTRA TRAVEL PAY
DUE RETURNED SOLDIERS

Section 3 of the act of Feb. %,
1919. The five cents per mile is
applicable only to cases of enlist
ed men honorably discharged
since November IL, 1918, and re-
lates to travel pay from place Of
discharge.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15

The Salvation Army Home Service
Fund campaign for $13,000,00O will be
conducted during the week of May 10
&c Its success win enable the Saliva
tion Army to practically double Its
efforts among the poer.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15

The Salvation Army returns from
the trenches of France to take up its
half century old battle in the trenches
of poverty In the United States Re-
member the Salvation Army Home
Service Fund campaign for $4,000, 900
May 1926.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15
nlef1lorial Services
Post s., q. II. r.
SeQGaebee, CenneS$ee
MEMORIAL DAY, FRIDAY, MAY 80. 1919


At the Post will hold it's regular annual meet
ing at the Town Hall.
At IL III. dinner will be served in hail.
At 1890 p IN. procession will be formed hall fol-
lows:
Children with flags and flowers.
Soldiers of the Great War.
Members Post So, G. A R. =
Friends and Visitors
March will be made to Owen Cemetery where the
graves of Union and Confederate soldiers will be decorated
At p. the following exercises will be held at hail.
i. America, People
2. Reading Of Orders, Adjuant
q. March, America Forever"
a. Address, Post Commander
S. Song when the Flag Goes By"
10. Address.
h. March-Song, Columbia
s. Address.
b. Medley, American Patriotic Airs
To- Benediction.
All eSsoldiers and ex-salors and families and friends
re invited to be present.
Soldiers returned from the Great War requested
present uniform and organize company for parade.
/ Those having flowers requested to send them.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15

1t will soon be time for the
good old swimming hole.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15

"a be down. but he's out the Salvation Army slogan
nses the with brilliant The background of
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-15

No ball team in Sequachee this
season? What's the matter,
boys?
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
EPWORTH CHURCH
MORTGAGE BURNED
Burden of Twenty Years
Gone at Touch Of
Match
NINETY-NINE VOICES
IN CHORUS CHOIR

Epworth NJ. Z. Church. Tenth and
Lombard streets. the Rev. Ransom p
Nichols, pastor will have special sery-
ices tomorrow night at 7.3O o'clock
when the mortgages which have been
held against The church viii be burned
The president Of the board OF trustees
OF the church viii touch the papers
with the match 10 destroy the docu-
ments representing what has been for
twenty years a heavy burden on
church.
A program OF celebration has been
arranged for the occasion.
There win be addresses by George "
Booker, Thomas u. Melvin and Charles
I. Anderson, trustees, and by The pas
tor OF the church. Professor George L.
king has musical treat with selec-
tons by the chorus choir and quariets
Miss. Louise Crownoyer OF Philadelphia
willNlng. A chorus Of exactly ninety
nine voices Will sing under the drcc-
tl0n Of Charles T. Donovan.
In the morning the pastor will preac'
on the subject, rome Of Life's Great
Needs"
Other services Of the day are as +
lows: Q 80 o'clock class meeting;
o'clock Sunday school; 630 o'clock Ep-
worth League devotional service, L,
by John Ferrier. a musical prograr
mas been arranged for this service cor
,isting Of a solo by Mr.. Minker Of
Church and duet n
spworth choir
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
READY FGR VICTORY
AT CENTRAL CHURCH

Preparatory to the big Victory drive
Of next week. the Rev. Josiah u. Craw-
ford, minister OF Central Presbyterian
Church, King street, below Eighth
street, will use as his subject, tomor-
row morning, "Ihe Stewardship Of
Life" and in the evening. the Congre-
cation viii hear the Rev Thomas Kerr
minister Of Greenhill Presbyterian
Church. As a morning offertory, Mrs
Leonard L. Wales will sing Divine Re
deemer' (Gounodl. Il Waited for the
Lord tMendelssohnl, will be suns by
the Women's Chorus with NIrs. Wales,
and Mrs. Josiah Bacon as sololsts. and
Mrs. Wales will sing THE Lost Chord"
lSullivanl, at offertory. Mrs. L. II Bar
tow, organlst will render the follow
Ing orsan numbers during the day
| Meditation lLefebvrel, Postlude OLemai-
srel, March tListzl, Sloan Woodbury.
and March ,Gaull.
A graded Sunday school meets al
] ii.55 o'clock and the Christian En-,
deavor Society at IFS meeting at 6.As
o'clock will consider as It's subject
Envy and Coveteousnoss, with Miss
Frances Reuter- and Mabel Grifnth as
leaders
The women Of Central Church arc
studying the book Money. the Acid
Test. IN weekly meetings 40 the houses
or different women OF the congrega-
lion. The meeting next Monday VIII be
With Mrs. NJ J. Weyl, No. SIS Harrison
street. at 3 o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
PROFANITY OF
SUNDAY DECRIED
Or. Smiley to Address
West Bible Class Iomor-
row Afternoon
ORCHESTRAL MUSIC
IN POPULAR SERVICE

st West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
nd Washington streets, the pastor he
lev. 4. Franklin Smiley, d. D., will
.onduol the public worship morning
md evening: pulpit theme for the 1880
o'clock service, The Antichrist.' The
'pening organ number will be Calkin's
Prclude-in a Flat" The choir will
ing Marks anthem. Love Divine, All
love Excellng." and press o PHI
yrims." by Miles
Tile Bible school meets In ten de-
,artments at . o'clock. The women's
lass and the mems class meet at the
laiae hour. DR.. Smloys topic in the
uen's class VIII be "profaning Gods
same and Day" Miss Myrtle Clark, so
srano, will sing. Messrs. Salter and
sritton will play q violin selection. An
pen forum Is held.
c. Z. meeting Is at Gas o'clock; lead
RS. Miss Sallie Miners and J. Bonner
Nuart; topic. Envy"
The peoples praise service al 7.30
sclock is led by Professor Clymer and
his chorus choir, with orchestral ac-
compartment. The pastor will in
;erpret "The story Of the Skies" The
lpecial music for this meeting will in
,lude a selection by the church quar-
Ter, Guide Ne. o Thou Great Jehovah,
9y Brucke, and the anthem. PRAISE the
Lord" by Randager end "Cantate Do
mino," by Buck. The organ numbers
will be, "At Eventlde," by Kleinschmidt
nd ALLEGRO con Brio" by Grey.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
PLEA OF ARMENIA
HEARD in CITY
St. Panl's Methodists to
Have Armenian Noble
woman as Speaker
ARMY MAN AS LEADER
FOR BOYS CLUB

The Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard. pas
tor Of st. Pauls NJ. E. Church. Tenth
and Jackson streets. announces a spe-
cial series Of three sermons on God"
to be preached tomorrow morning
and next sunday morning and even
ing. The topics are: Ills Wisdom" :"
His Power" and His Tenderness"
The address at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow
evening will be by Lady Ann Azgape-
tian, an Armenian lady, who will speak
on the sufferings Of Armenia during fhe
great war. Lady Ann and her husband,
General Azgapetlan. are here In the in
terest OF the Armenia-Syria relief drive,
and will speak at the Playhouse at 1
o'clock. al seats for the services at
730 o'clock VIII be open 70 the public.
None will be reserved. A special fea-
ture Of The evening service will be a
violin and cello duet by Charles LeB.
Edwards and Robert r. Clarke.
The Boys Club viii meet as usual
on Friday night in the gymnasium. Mr.
Ferguson, who has been the leader OF
the club, has resigned, and Isaiah
Fielder, late Of the national army and
stationed at Camp Meade, has been ap-
pointed leader. lie will instruct the
boys in the exercises and games taught
the army men.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
TABERNACLE LECTURE
BY DIR. G. T. ALDERS0N

The program for tomorrow at llarri-
son Street NJ. t. Church, Seventh and
larrisopn streets, Or. G. T. Anderson,
pastor will be as follows: 40 the pub
lie preaching service at 1890 o'clock,
the pastor will discuss THE Lost and
Found In Life" Following this service
at 1915 o'clock the sunday session will
be held.
In the session Of tho mems class,
which meets at the same hour Of the
Sunday school, an innovation will be
made. The pastor VIII deliver a brief
lecture on The Tabernacle In the Viii
derness," using large plate cuts 10 IL
lustrate, showing the construction cost,
beauty and significance Of the FIRST
public place Of worship. The men have
extended an invitation TO the ladies
also 10 attend this session Of the class.
The evening service will be at 7.30
o clock. Dr.. Anderson will have for his
subject, "Held-up.' The Epwcrth
League service viii be at 6.i5 o'clock,
and the second topic in the Service
series VIII be discussed.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
H0MESICK PR0DIGAL
DESCRIBED AT UNION

The topic for the evening sermon at
Union NJ. (. Church, Fifth and Wash
lngion streets, tomorrow, Is Home
sick" This is the fourth Of series
OF sermons on the "Prodigal son" by
the pastor, the Rev. Harvey Winfield
Ewing, d. d.
For the morning service at 1890
o'clock, Or. Ewing has selected as his
topic Organization and Power. or
Wheels and Spirit" Is society today
over organized2 What is needed-more
organization or more power?"
The services OF the day begin with
the class meeting at $50 o'clock. preach
ing at 1880 o'clock and 7.30 o'clock,
sunday school at o'clock, and the
Epworth League service at 6.i5 o'clock,
in charge Of Mrs. Robert Delaha.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
BALTINOREAN AT
SECOAD BAPTIST
Rev. George W. Whiteside
to Preace at Both Ser
vices Tomorrow
DR.. CRlESEMER WILL
ADDRESS COLLEGE

As the Rev. Henry A. Greisemer, D.
D.. minister Of the Second Baptist
Church, is taking a few days journey
in the Southland, The Rev. George w,
Whiteside, Of Baltimore. Md, will
preach at the Second Baptist Church
tomorrow morning and evening. His
subject will be: 1890 o'clock, The
Great Need Of Twentieth Century
Christianity" 7i5 o'clock, The Chris
tian's Heritage" Or. Whiteside is
considered a very able preacher. While
away, DR.. Greisemcr will make an ad-
dress at Clemson College. Calhoun. :. c..
other services tomorrow will be-;
Bible school at noon, Senior Christian
Endeavor al 6.i5 o'clock, when the
leader will be Miss Helen Collins and
the subject Envy and Covetousness." "
The regular mid-week prayer meeting
will be held next Wednesday evening
on Monday afternoon al 3 O'Clock, the
Dorcas Social Society will meet in the
church parlor On Friday, the Junior
C. T.. Society viii meet. The boys and
girls are requested TO bring their mis-
sionary boxes 10 this meeting aud tell
bow their earned their offering.
The musical program for the services
tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning "Onertory IN A
Flat Batisle; quartet savior Whom
Fain Would Love" Barridge; solo,
The Lord is My Shepherd" Anderson.
by Miss Virginia Fuller, postlude,
"March In o."
Evening-Prelude Romance Le-
Marie, quartet; Even Ne" Roberts
duet, Love Divine" Schneider, by Mrs.
Howard S. Clark and J. Wales Davis.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
ST. Johns CHURCH.

40 ST. Johns Church, Market street
and Concord avenue the Rev. Alban
Richey, D. D., Rector the Rev. Bayard
I II, Goodwin, curate. viii hold Sunday
services at 7.30 o'clock, Holy Commu-
Mon; 9i5 o'clock, church school; ii
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon !;
lis o'clock, evening PRAYER and sermon.
The rector viii preach In the morn
ing and the curate in the evening.
one Of the finest special musical
Of the series is promised when
81. Johns choir Of boys and men give
The CruciflXion," by Sir John Stainer
on sunday evening, March %. u will
be the irst time that this great Lenten
,antata by the late organist Of st.
Pauls Cathedral, London, has been
given in 81. Johns Church. The work
'equires two soloIsts. George Mciiugh
will be the tenor, and Frank Ford Pal
ner the baritone.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
TIRST LIP. REVIVAL

The First United Presbyterian Church,
Third and Brooms streets; pastor, the
Rev. William Patterson, will hold
preaching services at IL O'Clock and
7.30 O'Clock tomorrow; morning Theme,
Preparing For Revival" AT the even
ing service, at Z 30 o'clock, Eli Erickson
will begin a series Of services in this
church, 10 continue every night, except
Saturday. There will be an illustrated
lecture on Friday. The Wednesday even
ing prayer meeting will be omitted for
the special services.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
mLusTRATEn sERlInN

The services IN Trinity Lutheran
Church, corner OF Twenty-third street
and Concord avenue, the Rev. Dr. Mil
ton II. Stne, pastor, will consist Of
sermon and worship at II o'clock and
7io o'clock, themes, morning and
evening respectively, a Triumphant
Faith;" and THE Temptation The
evening sermon viii be illustrated with
views. Of "The Mount Of Temptation"
etc. sunday school az 10 o'clock and
!. =. 5. c. L. at : o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
BIG BETHEL.

Or. u. T. Arnett, pastor Of Big Bethel,
announces a special program for Sun
day: Q o'clock, prayer meeting. led by
Deaeoness Sisters Burress, Shockley,
Moore. Anderson and Postles; 1890
o'clock, "Women's Day Sermon" Mrs
a. %. Clark, Philadelphia; 1890 o'clock
class meetings, led by Sisters David,
Irusty Morgan and Gordan 2.30
o'clock, Sunday school, led by Sisters
Jones, Anderson and Brown; $50
o'clock, afternoon services by the
Evangelist Board, Sisters Ada Nichols,
Harriet Gordon, Annie Bingham and
Rhoda Woolford; o'clock, Allen En-
deevor, Mrs. Loper, Mrs Arnett, Misses
heddlng and Lowrey; s o'clock, wo-
meas platform meeting, at which ad-
dresses will be delivered by representa-
tives Of all the city churches, by Mrs.
Glvens, Elizabeth Jackson, Coston. Jor-
don, Coberth and Harvey. Special wo-
mems choir will sing at all services
The financial rally viii be under the
leadership Of Colonels Emma Washing
ton, Sarah Coursey, Ella Collard and
Ida Y. Anderson
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
MANY LESSONS DRAWN
FROM LIFE OF MOSES

Stewardship" VIII be the sermon
subject at 1890 O'Clock at the First
Presbyterian Church. Market above
Ninth. the Rev. J. r. Stonesifor. mlnls-
,er. This sermon is another IN The New
Era series, which Presbyterian minis
lers have been preaching 70 their con-
sregations. The Victory Fund Drive
Will be held March %, so il is important
hat the members Of hte church obtain
a complete outline Of oil that Is
planned Mr.. Stonesifer this week viii
zeal with individual responsibility. Tho
,hoir selections will be Turn Ne Even
unto Me,n Harker and a duet, Love
Divine" Stainer
The Sunday school meets at noon, fol-
owing the morning service. A new
feature Is the Mems Bible Glass, taught
NY Dr., r. a. Hodge, until recently q
Me University OF West Virginia.
Christian Endeavor Service will b,
held at 6.i5 o'clock. led by Miss Elhe
Lyons. The subject VIII be Envy ans
sovetOusness"
AZ 730 o'clock, Mr. Stonesifer will be
sin a short series Of sermons, making
iome modern applications OF the life anf
work OF the sreat Hebrew nationalist,
Moses. The subject tomorrow evening
viii be Saving a Boy" There Will be
m anthem. There's o Beautiful Land
on High, Taylor. and a solo, THE Lord
S My Light Liddle, by Miss Louise
The organ numbers for the day VIII /
le:
Morning" Temple Prelude. Petrali.
Sortle Festive Boslet
Evening" "Idyll,' Mitchell; "Lenten
'ostlude," Koch
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
LENTEN LECTURES AT
LUTHERAN SERVICES

Lenten services at Zion Lutheran
Church, Sixth and Jackson streets, the
Rev. S 6. Won Bose, pastor, viii begin
sunday morning, at 1890 o'clock. lp
German; sermon topic, "Sauls Fall,
preached by the pastor. Sunday even
ing, at 730 o'clock. in English, the
third illustrated Lenten lecture On
Judas" will be given.
Sunday Schools meet in German, at
$50 O'Clock; in English at 2i5 o'clock.
The choir Tehearses on Friday. Cate
chetieal classes are Monday and Friday.
Boy Scout Troop Fridays; Girl Scouts
Fridays.
Lenlen services will be held on We'd
nesday, with an address on VIII Power
in Wills Submission" and Friday on
when Darkness Rules
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
ST. ANDREWS CHuRCH.

The services In 81 Andrews Church.
corner Shipley aud Eighth streets, the
Rev. Richard w Trapnell. rector. to-
morrow, will be as follows: Holy Com
munion at o'clock; Bible class and
sunday school at 9.i5 o'clock; morning
prayer and sermon al II o'clock; con-
nrmation class at I O'Clock; evening
PRAYER and sermon at 7.t5 o'clock. The
rector will preach at the morning and
evening services.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
GILBERT SERVICE.

AT Gilbert Presbyterian Church -
morrow the services will be as follows:
At II o'clock the pastor, Rev. T. w.
Coberth viii preach the third nf a
series Of sermons on 1.-The New Fra
Movement" 4 visitor from the local
committee on the New Era Movement
will be present and give q ten-minule
talk on the subject. Music viii be fur
nished by the male quartet OF the
church
At $50 o'clock a special service will
be held under the auspices Of Victory
Clubs Z and 3. The sermon will be dc
livered by the Rev. J. w. Bond. pastor
Of Mt. Joy NJ. Z. Church. Music for this
occasion will be furnished by the choir
OF Mt. joy Church. Sabbath school At
290 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
FIRST NJ. p. CHURCH.

First Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh and Walnut streets, the Rev
n. w. Sutcliffe, pastor, will have preach.
ing morning and evening tomorrow. by
the pastor; i0A5 o'clock subject, "0ui
Christian Duty 10 One Another; 7.45
o'clock, The Madness of Sin; 2l5
o'clock, Sabbath School; James B. Me
Manus. superintendent; O'Clock
Christian Endeavor. Mrs. Jennie Fundin
leader. The adult and junior choirs will
both sing at the morning and evening
s O'Clock, and other services at the
usual time.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
REV. LATsHlw. pRTAcurn

~ Hcaardson Park NJ L. Church,
the Rev. George w. Bounds, pastor. To-
morrow, there viii be preaching at
t0S o'clock by the Rev. Blair S. Lat
shaw OF East Orange, N. J. The sun
day school will observe Conference
Collection Day. at 1915 o'clock, Frank
I. Justison. superintendent. The Youne
Peoples service will be held at 6As
o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Latshaw will
preach again at 80 o'clock. Professor
j. G. Daley Of Philadelphia will sins
10 each service.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
sT. LUKE,s CONTINUATION

Al -. Lukes Reformed Episcopal
Church, Monroe and Eighth streets
Bishop Robert Rudolph. Of Phnadelphia
viii administer the rite Of CONFIRMATION
at ioAo o'clock tomorrow. SundaV
school st 2.3o o'clock. evening praver
and sermon al = 30 o'clock. The 1ov
William Lamming will be In charge ri
the mid-week service. "Wednesday. ,
o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
plOTR VILLA, SINGER
AT WESTMINSTER

The minister. the Rev. Charles L.
tandee, D. o., will preech at both ser
vices, 1890 O'clock and 1 o'clock TO-
morrow in Westminster Presbyterian
cnuFch, PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Rod
ney street. The subject OF the mSrn-
ing sermon viii be, Personal Bespon-
sinllity.' ~ The soloist for the afternoon
VIII be Piotr Wizla, baritone. Of phil.
adelphia- The graded sunday schoo
VIII meet at noon and the young peo.
PIES society at Z oclock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
EASTERN GENERA
TRINITY SPEAK
TO Arouse Interest in
mrnian-Near East Rel.
Campaign )
REV. FRANCIS TAITT.
WEDNESDAY PREACH

Services in Trinity P. q. Ci
Delaware avenue and Adams sire
morrow, will be as followsl
communion, go O'Clock: S
School. $50 O'clock; morning ]
and sermon, II o'clock; couarr
class. 3 O'Clock; evening praye
sermon, 7.i5 O'Clock.
At the evening service, General
petian will address the oOngregat
the interests Of the Armenian Nee
Campaign" which is TO open in
ware, on March %.
Services during the week vii
Tuesday, evening prayer and ac
40 o'clock; Wednesday, Holy
munion, 9 o'clock: evening pray,
sermon, 7.i5 o'clock; Thursda.
Friday. evening prayer and &C
4.30 o'clock.
The Rev. Francis NJ. Taitt, OF
ter, will preach Wednesday ever
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
DRAMA OF CRFATToN

Commencing Sunday at o'clock the
!. B. 5. A. present the history OF man
kind. the development OF our planet
from star Nebulae to its present state.
and mans final destiny as recorded in
The prophecies Of Old and New Testa-
nents. Beautiful slides and hand-paint-
I'd films illustrate each OF the four
parts. Phonographic records OF good
clear tone explain the gradual outworkr
Ing Of Jehovah's great plan OF the ages.
Each part is complete in Itself.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
Mt. JOY.

Az Mt. Joy NJ. E. Church, the
y. w. Bond, d. D., pastor, services
day are as follows: $50 O'Clock,
meeting; 1890 o'clock, sermon b
pastor, subject, The three srss'
versaries"; 2s30 o'clock, Sunday 5.
Mrs. julia Fisher. superintendent
o'clock, Epworth League, T. G. y
ingten, president; 8 o'clock, Sc
Thursday, Tom Thum Wedding, 8
O'Clock. b.