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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-20
The Family Quarrel

have had the same education, who
have had the same education. who have
the same friends and are used to the
same kind OF cooking, and pie and poll
tiles. and the same brand OF religion.
Squeedunk is just as ia scinating a place
to live In as New York or London. or
ParAs II you have always lived there.
but its a little fat to be brought TO it
as a bride II you have spent your life
on Broadway, or th@ Rue de la PAX
or in Belgravia.
A new Butt from a mail order house
may make you leader In fashion just
as much as the latest import from Paris.
1t is just as thrilling to help your hus-
band build up a green grocery trade
as It is to pull the wires that make
him an ambassador. 1t ell depends on
what you are used to. But you can-
not pass from diplomatic circles and
French models to the green grocery ard
the hand-m down without a jar That
is apt to shatter the family circle.
No better advice was ever given TO
the man about to marry than Longfellow
offered when he said: Like the star
light, like the moonlight is the hand
soonest OF strangers. like the fire upon
the hearthstone is neighbours homely
daughter"
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A Square Meal
and
A Square Deal

Here's a square deal for the people
who can't eat square meal without
after pain and distress.
Go to your druggist today and get
a 60-cent box of Mi-O-Na Tablets,
the great prescription for Indigestion
and stomach troubles.
Take one or If your suffering is in
tense, two tablets with or after meals
and at the end of ten days II you
can't eat square meal without dis
tress go and get your money back.
That's where the square deal
comes in.
But Mi-O-Na is really a stomach
upbuilder of great merit.
The quick and positive action of
Mi-O-Na on the stomach in case of
gas. waterbrash, sour stomach and
heartburn is worth lot Of money to
any sufferer.
Why not try MILO Mat drug
gists everywhere or at 10 Anderson.
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Christ Episcopal Church.
-THiaru Faw ssz4v-sFr4ar sararlr

SERVICES ior coming week.
Every day in Lent-Mass Except
Monday and Thursday. : am. mass.
Monday and Thursday. 8 . m: evening
service at 4 pm
Extra Services-Weducsd Benz
dicfion and Bible class. 7.30 ? H. Fri
days-Sta tons Of the cross. go pm
The service Wednesday ~ 70 m. viii
be the stations Of the cross. The sorv-
vices Thursday at 4 pm. VII be bcne-
ficfion.
Subject Of Addresses viii he as fol
lows. Mondsvs-"H Heroes 81 the He
brew Church" Heroes 81
she Christian Church" Thursday
The Blessed Sacrament and its Uses
TridayF 4 .ul.-''Hisfory Of the Chris
tian Church" SatrIrdars- Chris
See Of Religion EsndarF. 10.f5 MI
The Spiritual Sigpificauce of Practices
- the Church, SUNDAYS. 7.10 7. -0.-
-fissi0n service and urracfin-. Services
~ Holy Week and Easter wiz hoe an-
lcuuccd later
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH

CENTENARY-Corn East Eighth
and A. street; Rev. y. y, Wiley. La
vena Thomas, $. s. Supt
Morning theme. From That pay
VIII I Bless Thee evening, The
Coice on Mars HIN"
WHITESIDE STREET-Rev. r. X.
Triplett Charles Wallace, 5, 5. Supt.
Morning theme. Christ pre-cmincnt
IN An Things" evening, From the
Church 10 the Home"
RIDGEDALE-Dodds avenue and
Seventeenth street. Row. Roy 4. Early,
pastor. George G. Mason. S, s. Supt.
| TRiNlTY-Corncr McCnlic and Fair
view avttucs; Rev. y. c. Patty. W.
T. Brock. s s. Supt.
! HIGHLAND pAEK-Corner Beech
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PROFESSOR OF SCIENCE TO
Be HEARD HERE SUNDAY

Prof T. w. Talley. professor OF
science in Fisk university. Nashville,
is in the city and will speak at the
First Congrega tional church, corner A
first in the Sunday school and then at
tho church service.
He has been connected with Fisk
university for many years and ranks
high as an educator OF negro youth.
are requested 10 come 10 the church
early, as he will leave on the noon
train for Nashville.
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HONOR HEROIC BELGIAN

London. March Edwards have lust
been made to two Belgian women,
Nine. Clement and her sister. Mile.
Marie d'Have and posthumously TO their
father Thcophile d'lIavc, for giving TO
tho Belgian general stan details OF the
FIRST German gas mask
Posing ms n pro-Gcrman. NJ. dHave
was able to send one of his daughters
to Havrc. then 60 the Belgian great
headquarters with a design Of the mask
conceded in her dress.
she went by way OF Holland and al
the Dutch frontier she was searched
for four hours I'm vain. Had the docu-
mcnt been found she would have been
shot. So well did the father pose
as q pro- German that his ncighhors
fastened his death from heart dis
ease
At the time Of the armistice crowd
tried to burn down his house.
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the federal council OF churches and
the home missions council. It was an
nounced today. Campaign plans will
be made at a meeting here Monday.
The conference adopted a resolution
I'VE disclaim and deplore the use OF
the term 'AmericaniGation' In any case
where II is made to mean or to imply
that there is no distinction between
the words 'Americanization' and Chris
tianization' or carries the implications
that Jews or people OF other religions
and other races are not good Amer
leans. No church should use
the term 'Americanization' as cloak
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

CENTRAIr-Masonic Temple build
ing. corner Seventh and Cherry streets;
10. II. Hoover. pastor. A. G. Prickley,
S. S. Supt.
Preaching at both hours by pastor.
COWART STREET-Twenty- second
and Cowart streets. X. X. Brooks, min
lister. ]. A. Jacobs. S. S, Supt. Bible
school, 9:i5 Il. m.
Preaching at both hours by pastor.
ST ELMO--Et. Elmo avenue and For
ty-eighth street; ]. b. Bradley, minis
ter; Roy Simpson. s. S. Supt. Bible
school. 10 a. IN.
Preaching at both hours by pastor.
ROSSVlLLE-Ross boulevard and
Forty eighth street. Aruna Clark, min
lister. Ernest Slaton. S. S. Supt. Serv-
ice at both hours by pastor.
RlDGEDALl1--l23 North Dodds ave-
nue.. Jesse Beall, $. S. Supt. Bible
school. 10 a. IN.
Preaching at II am. by Leslie Boyd.
EAST CHATTANOOGA--Corner OF
Appling street and Chamberlain ave-
nue.. Bible school, 10 a. m. Prof. S. IL.
Profit. Supt.
Preaching at both hours by Prof.
Pronitt.
Morning subject. Excuses"
NORTH CHATTANOOGA end
Walnut street bridge. Bible school. 10
"a. m. u, A. Lowery, Supt.
Preaching at morning hour by |. G.
Galloway. Preaching at II am. by pas"
tor.
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PLANS FOR BIBLE
MEET NEXT WEEK
Mass Gathering at First Bap-
fist Church Sunday
Afternoon.
SPEAKERS FOR THE WEEK

Beginning Sunday. the Chatta
nooga Bible conference launches int
the second week of its present ses
sion.
The various speakers for the sec
ond week will preach In differen
churches Sunday morning and nigh
coming together for the mass meet
ing at $3.50 O'clock in the First Bap
fist church.
Dr. A. C. Dixon breaches at tn
morning hour in the Central Baptis
church; DIR. Charles A. Blanchard
president of Wheaton college, vii
preach at ST. Paul's Episcopa
church; DR.. r. V. Miller, Bib
teacher of Hendersonville. N. c
speaks at the Highland Park Pres
l,yterian church; DR.. John A. Hub
hard, president of Mount Berry col
lege. will be heard at Trinity Meth
odist church; DIR. w. Leon Tucker.
conference speaker for the past tw
years in the city, will preach at tn
First Christian church, while Mis-
Ena Bridges, a returned missionar
from Persia, speaks at the Highlan
Park Baptist church. Prof. Arthu
w. Mckee, the soloist OF the confer
ence, and his pianist, Mr.. Coutts, viii
day school of Trinity church and a
the preaching hour OF the ThirC
Presbyterian church.
The afternoon mass meeting at thu
First Baptist church promises to b,
the most largely attended of tn,
present session. At that hour DR.
Blanchard will deliver his first ad.
dress of the conference. Following
the address of DIR. Blanchard, DIR
Dixon will speak on THE Horrors
and Glories OF the London Air Raids
DIR, Dixon was present in all except
one of the forty London raids BY
German ,airplanes and will discuss
the conditions and moral lessons OF
the raids.
The usual group meetings OF the
conference begin Sunday night. DIR
Blanchard speaks each night begin
ming tomorrow and running through
Friday at the st. Elmo Baptist
church; on Sunday and Monday
nights DIR. Dixon will preach at tho
Highland Park Methodist church
DIR. w. +. Powell. pastor OF the First
Baptist church of Asheville, N. C.
and former pastor OF the First Bap-
list church of this city. will be heard
each night beginning Monday at tho
First Baptist church; DR.. John A
Hubbard will speak each night nj
the Ridgedale Presbyterian church
DR.. r. V. Miller will have charge OF
the services at the Baptist Taber-
nacle. Rev. T. F. Galloway. pastor
of the Baptist Tabernacle, breaches
Sunday. night at the Chamberlain
Avenue Baptist church, while his
brother. DR.. T. w. Galloway, pastor
Of the Tabernacle Baptist church
and president of the Hephzibah or
phanage, Macon, Ga, will preach
from Monday night through Friday
in. that church. DR.. w. b. Riley will
arrive from Minneapolis next Tues
day and preach each night at the
Highland Park Methodist church,
south.
Beginning Monday, services will
be held In the mornings, as we'll as
In the afternoon and night.
Several ministers and numbers OF
aymen from out of the. city have
signihed their intention of being
present at the sessions OF the con-
ference next week.
Those In charge feel It is destined
to be the greatest conference OF the
SIX that have been held here.
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CONGREGATIONAL

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Pythlas hall.
Walnut street, Rev. Marston S. Free
man. II. A. Symes. S. S. Supt Mems
class meets In the Flatiron building at
10 o'clock under leadership of C. W.
Lusk.
Morning theme. 1.-The Exchange Value
OF Life" evening, What Does a Man
Want of Religion?"
UNION--Hast Lake; Avenue N, near
Thirty-second street; Rev. John Willis.
Sunday school, 9:45 am; C, r. Collier.
Supt. Bible class for men at 10 am.
c. IL. Crusaders at $3.50 p, m.
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for PROSECUTING to its distinctive re-
ligious views.
I'VE desire to cooperate with each
oSher. as brethren, ia all efforts for
AUGMENTATION and for promoting
Righteousness in the American people
All churches in the United States eX-
'cept the Catholic were represented at
the conference, II was said.
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METHODISTS TO HOLD
REVIVAL AT ROSSVILLE
MEETINGS TO BEGIN SUN.
DAY MORNING
And Continue Through Coming
Week-Trained Choir
to Do Singing.

Ir>&arestinp reyssG services will com
mence Sunday morning at the South
Rossvile M 70 church. conducted by
the pastor. Rev f. r. Cavalerl The
singing will be ny a large choir trained
and led by j. Watson Scoles. Of Miami.
Fla.
The subject FOR sunday morning will
be BE Ye Also Ready" and in the
evening the pastor will preach on
Blowing Bubbles"
be held in the afternoon at 2:30 o. clock
and in the evining at o'clock.
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MAJ. Charles r. Evans Will address
DR.. Conant's class IN ethics 81 An
Souls Unitarian church Sunday AZ 10
am, on the subject THE Ethics 81 the
Circle. the Digit and the Letter" lie
will show how these epoch making
national discoveries have Influenced tho
s-hicsl and moral relationships Of so
ciety. DR.. Taylor will preach az IL am.
on the Miracles 81 Jesus" and viii
undertake 20 answer the question as
10 whether such miracles are possible
today.
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HIahlnnd Park RaptIst.

At the morning hour Miss Bridgsr, 9
returned missionary from Russia. will
speak. and no doubt will detail many OF
her interesting experiences. The pas
tor will preach at the evening hour on
Taxpayers and Taxdodgers." The
juniors will meet Sunday afternoon at
1880 to organize a b. Y. P. u. Miss
Eloy Machine will be the leader.
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At 1880 pm. Or. Leon Tucker. one oi
most popular speakers OF tho Bible con-
ference. will lecture. giving the FIRST OF
his series OF addresses TO be delivered
az this church. The music win he an
effective feature. The people OF North
Chattanooga, and the North Chatta-
nooEa churchgoers are looking forward
50 DR.. fuckers lectures with keen and
anxious anticipation. Mr.. Newton Dix
Is TO have charge Of the song service
for Dr.. Tucker during the week
There viii be no PRAYER meeting
"Wednesday evening owing 10 the fact
that DR.. Tucker viii hold revival serv-
ices.
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EPISCOPAL

ST. PAUL's-S Seventh and Pine
street; Rev. w. j. Loaring Clark. d. D.,
rector. Services for Passion Sunday;
Celebration of Holy Communion. 1880
am
Church school. $3.50 am. Morn
ing prayer. Litany and sermon by the
rector. IL am. Evening prayer and
GRACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street
and Kirby avenue, II. p; Rev. Edward
r. Jones, rector, Celebration Holy
Communion. 1880 a, IN. Sunday school
and Bible class, GAS am. Choral cele-
bration and sermon. II am.
Lenten Service, Friday night. p. m.
THANKFUL MEMORAlL-St. Elmo;
Archdeacon william Claiborne. pastor
CHRIST CHURCH-Douglas street
and McCallie avenue; William c. Rob-
ertson, pastor.
Services for the NTH Sunday in Lent:
Passion Sunday. March 81. Mass, 7
am. Church school, $3.50 am. High
Mass, 1915 am. Mission service and
preachin. 1880 pm.
Sunday school and Bible class at 9:30
n. m: high mass. 1880 a, m; evening,
3 n. IN. Mass daily, n. m, except
Monday AMI Thursday, when II IA at
a. m. Benediotion on Wednesday. 3
y. m.
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RESBYTERIAN

HSIDE--NIlsslsslpp avenue,
Rev. Oscar Gardner Sunday school
$50 u. ]. Simmons, Supt
Morning theme, Coming Square with
the Lord; !" evening, lecture by Dr.
Leon Tucker.
FlRST--Corner McCanie avenue and
ouglas street, j. w. Bachman. pastor
j., r.. Finlay, S. S. Supt. Sunday
school. $3.50 am,
Morning sermon by pastor: evening
by DR.. Pitzer on "Who~Are the Lost %
ST ELMO-CornCr ST. Elmo avenue
and Forty-tourth street; morning SER
mon by Rev. j. NJ. Guorson.
SECONn-West Seventh and Pine
streets, Rev T.. A. Gilmore, II. II. c.
" Brown, s. $ Supt
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN-Rev. Battle
McLoSter. John a. Chamhliss. s. S
THIRD AND PARK PLACE-Cornc,
Oak and Baldwin streets; |, n. steele
1 II. s, Porter. $. s. Supt.
49, Morning theme. Monuments o.
! Glory"
| COMMUNICATIONS Oak and
) Lindsay streets. Rev. George Wash.
| ington Burrows. pastor.
| Morning theme. Tho Fact Of Sin and
It's forgiveness" evening, Prepared.
MISSION RrpGE-pr. y Park Mccall.
! lie. $. $. stunt Services. 10 am,
EAST CHATTANOOGA -Rcv. Rich
ard W. Lewis w $. Mcclure. $. S.
CENTBAI.-Corncr Hickory street
! and Bailey avenue; Roy. r s. McCalllc
! X. f. Hudson. s. s. Supt.
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CHRISTIAN

FIRST-Corner Georgia avenue and
Seventh street: Rev. Claude Il. Hill. a,
S. Caldwell. S. s. Supt. Bible school,
$50 a. IN. Communion service and
sermon, lO.A5 a. IN.
HIGHLAND PARK-Corner Bailey
avenue and Beech street; Rev Holly
NJ. Hale. N. c. Carr. s. S. Supt.
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RESCUE MISSIONS

LEWIS MISSION-1Si Market street
Rev. l.. W. OEcar In charge sun.
day preaching, II q. m and 20 y. N
sunday school, 3 y. m. Prayer meeting
and the SAKE Rihlc class on "Wednesday
at 1850 y M
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TREATY AGAIN DEFEATED

But no other cigar can defeat
'Nluriol" the hest cigar. At all deal
crs. CLANCY Scott Cigar Co, dis
trihutors - AtIyl
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" "a ~ VIZ Will
women who mar
ried A m erica n
army officers and
soldiers. Most OF
these disillusioned
war brides are said
to be returning not
because of personal
differences W | / h
their husbands, but
because OF their in
ability to adapt
themselves to the
American mode of
living, and Ameri-
can customs and
ha bits.
nNAt. L. AAI ...k . .
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AZ ESQ pm. there will be an address
by DR.. A. Blanchard followed by pr.
A. G. Dixon. At O'clock there viii be
a special song service led by Mr.. A. w.
Mckee. assisted by his special pianist,
Mr.. Cnnffa
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JEWS AND CHRISTIANS
PLEDGE COOPERATION

New York. March 2o.-A desire for
cooperation by Jews and Christians in
promoting righteousness In the Amer
lean people" was expressed at a recent
conference here by American rabbis,
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st. Paul's Episcopal.

Services and meetings OF parochial
organizations during the coming week
Monday-Study class, 2:45 pm; eve
ming prayer and address. 4 pm.
Iuesday-Holy communion. am
evening PRAYER and address. pm.
Girls Friendly society. 6;15 pm.
Wednesday-Holy communion and
quiet hour, 10 am; evening service. s
pm, Rev. A. c. Killefer officiating
Thursday-evening prayer and adj
dress, pm.
sewing committee. 1890 am; church
ser-,ce league, department OF religious
education. 2:30 pm; evening prayer and
address. pm.
Tho Rev. A. c. Killefer. Of Monterey,
Tenn. will officiate at all services at ST.
!, Paufs on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday next. The rector OF st. Paul s
win csr,duct lenten services at Nash
Vile and at Helena, Ark. on these days.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miller avenue
and Ocoee street; Rev. George $.
Bales. l.. NJ. Burns, S. S. Supt.
Morning theme, Heart Purity and
How Obtained;" evening. Magnetism
of the Cross"
ST. JAM1s-Corner Read and Ross
vile avenues; Rev Walter A. Smith.
II, j. Boss. S. S. Supt.
81. MARKS--Corner Forest and Mis-
sissIppi Avenue, North Chattanooga;
Rev j. J. Kobinette. w. S. Beck. S.
s. Supt.
OF Spiritual Revival" evening, THE
Good News"
HIGHLAND PARK-corner Orchard
, Knob and Bailey avenues; Rev. M. p.
Murphy. pastor Quay Morgan, $. S,
Supt.
Morning sermon by Rev. w. p. Dud-
ley, D. D.; evening by pastor.
ALTON PARK-Charles b. Tar
water. j. A. Stewart, $. S. Supt.
Morning theme, Loyalty to the
Church," evening, THE Holiness High
way" second sermon on Highways
FIRsT-Corner McCalle and Georgia
avenues; Rev II. Il. Murkett, pastor.
c.. M Woodworth. $, s. supt.
Morning theme. Almost Chris
t tan" t evening. THE Saviour of the
RIDGEDALE MEMORIAL NJ. E.-12
Ringgold road. one-half block from
East Main street; l.. d. Hamil. Carl
Athren. S. S. Supt.
MANKER NEMORIAL-East Chat
tanooga; Rev Claude Vance Bellamy
and j. N. Sadler. DR.. G. e. Harrison,
s. S. Supt
ALEXANDER SIMPSON, JR.. ME-
MORIAL--Corner Mcfarland avenue
and Maple street; Il. E. Cavaleri. Sam
Il. Davis. S. S. Supt.
Morning theme. RE We Also Ready"
evening, Blowing Beautiful Bubbles"
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FIRST-22l james bAilding. Sunday
school $3.50 a. M Services Sunday. II
n. M; Wednesday, s p. m. Free read
daily except Sunday from 10 a. m. to
5 p. m. Subject Of lesson sermon.
Matter"
SDCON D-312 McCallie avenue.
Services Sunday, II am. and 7:45 pm.
Sunday school, $3.50 am, Reading rooms.
1004-4 James building, open every week
day from 10 am. TO pm. Wednesday,
s pm, testimonial meeting.
Subject OF lesson sermon, Matter"
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DR.. Pickard win address the Bicker,
Bible class At the Sunday school hour
on the Book OF Revelations"
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LuTHERAN-

ENGLISH LUTHERAN--Corner Nc
callie and Central avenues Rev.
Charles A. Phillips.
Morning theme: Real Living" eve
ming, The Stand and Test"
lMMANUEL'S 49, Opposite Southern
Express at Terminal station Rev. Otto
Graebner Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.
English morning service, 1890 am.
German service, 1880 pm.
German Lenten service at 2S0 pm.
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CALENDAR OF CITY AND SUBURBAN
CHURCHES

Sunday evening services rule o'clock and 1880 o'clock
Sunday school
9 suburbs Marty all religious Sunday
hour before regular
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UNITARIAN

ALL SOULS-Houston street. near
McCallie avenue. Rev. William M.
Taylor. Glass in ethics at 10 a. M. by
Prof. G. Everett Conant, Phi ID.
Morning theme. THE miracles of
Jesus" and " Greater Than These Shall
Ye Do"
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIsTs-

X. OF p. hall on Walnut street. near
Georgia avenue. Preaching by the pas
tor. Il. w. Wolfe. at 1890 a. n. Satur-
day.
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7 ROMAN CA THULTC-
SIS. PETER AND PAUL'S-212-214
East Eighth street; Rev. f. T. Silh-
van.
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NAZARENE-

GOSP L TABERNACLE-Corn
William and Sixteenth streets; w. NJ.
Tidwell w. II. McGhee. s. S. Supt.
Morning theme. Gods Care for His
own" evening. Memory"
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FOR

For Grip, Influenza, Catarrh,
Pains and Soreness in the Head
and Chest, Cough, Sore Throat,
General Prostitution and Fever.
To get the best results take
"Sevcnty-seven" at the first feel
ing of Cold.
If you wait till your bones
ache, it may take longer.
R9g' After the Grip take
Humphreys Tonic Tablets.
Doctors Book in English,
French, Spanish, Portuguese or
German-mailed free.
At all Drug and Country Stores.
Humphreys Homco, Medicine Co, 1856
William street New York
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Sunday afternoon will be devoted 10
the taking up of the Every Member
Canvass. II is absolutely essential that
every man who has engaged TO do tins
work be at the services Sunday morn
ing.
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UNIvE RsALIsT-

DIR. SHINN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Main and Hickory streets; Rev. George
A. Gay. Bible school at 9:45 a. IN.
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DR.. Blahchard. Of the Bible confer.
enoe. Will hll the pulpit az the evening
hour.
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DOROTHY DIX

According to the Paris newspapers
there is a continuous migration hd@e-
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/, street and Union avenue; Rev. T. ].
Eskridge. j. f. Holbert. S. S. Supt.
MFERRIN'S CHAPEl,-Rev. w. f.
Daily. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
HlXSON--ReV. Charles a. Pangle. c.
l.. Hixson, Jr., S. S. Supt.
ST. ELMO--J. l.. Mullins. Frank
Farmer. S. S. Supt.
WISDOM MEMORIAL-W. +. Daily.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
EAST LAKE-Ehst Lake car line and
Thlrty-ninth street--Charles r. Jones;
w. Lindsay Jackson, S. S. Supt. Sun
day school. 945 a. IN.
HIXSON--HiXson, Tenn.-Rev. c. A.
Praugle, pastor. Miss Mae Eldridge,
Sunday school superintendent.
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UNITED BRETHREN
Corner Duncan and Buckley; Rev. A.
o. Wright. r. i. Mcclure, s. s. Supt