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CONROY e. CONROY.

When looking for an opportunity
to invest in real estate, don't forget
that Conboy & Conboy of Lisbon,
have some splendid properties. You
will find that this firm will give you
honest advice in all properties it has
listed with it. There have been some
very attractive prices put on some
of the listings and very easy terms
will also be granted. You can not
make any mistake in investing in any
properties offered by this firm and
the opportunities for you making a
handsome profit on the investment in
a short time were never better.
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STATE BANK OF LISBON.

1t is easy to save money, once you
have acquired the habit. You can get
the habit by having a savings account
with the State Bank of Lisbon. One
dollar deposited in this bank regu-
larly from your pay envelope you will
be gratified and surprised to see how
fast such an account will grow. The
bank will also pay you five per cent
interest on your money while keeping
it for you. The officers and directors
of the bank are men of sound business
ability, rare judgment and integrity
The bank does general banking
business and invites you to let handle
your banking matters.
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farm machinery with the Lisbon I'm
plement Co.
COHEN E. FRISHBERG.

The men and young men of Lisbon
and vicinity who take pride in their
appearance, invariably select their
clothes from the store of Cohen &
Frishberg. They know that in it's
splendid big stocks of Hart, Schaffner
& Marx and Cloth Craft clothing they
can find the style and particular kind
of suits and overcoats they want
The ladies, too, can find pleasure in
looking over this stock of the noted
Redfern Coats and Suits and Betty
Wales Dresses. The store. is showing
the largest and best stock of Fall
Goods it has ever brought to lisbon.
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n, w, NELSON

home-smoked ham, or some of that
bacon from H. w. Nelson's market
will make you like the breakfast 1t
has the flavor that you have been
longing for, and is about the best bit
of meat you can find in the city. You
can always get the most tender steaks
and juiciest roasts there without
making a special request for them.
The market also specializes in high
grade poultry, dairy products, cheese,
canned meats, fish, vegetables, fruits,
milk, jams and fish and oysters in
:reoro- r,.-- c"r.cd goods by the
case t--eis ind save money.
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woolens and fabrics, trimmed and fin
ished in the best workmanlike manner
and correct in every detail. In addi-
ton, complete line of haberdashery
is carried including newest fabrics in
shirtings, hosiery, stylish and smart
neckwear, underwear, shoes, gloves,
hats and caps.
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THoMTE BROS.

If you want to make the best pos
sible appearance with your clothes, be
sure and buy your next suit from
those shown by Thomte Bros. There
are suits and overcoats made by
Americas best known and largest tail
pring firms, made Of the very best
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LISBON FARMERS COOPERATIVE

The Lisbon Farmers Cooperative
CO. is rapidly becoming one of the i'm
portant mercantile establishments of
Lisbon and this entire vicinity. It's
stocks are unusually large and afford
members of the association and pa
irons of the store splendid oppor-
tunity to make such selections of
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IT'S a Dutch proverb that paint
costs nothing" such are it's preserv-
ing qualities in damp climates. Well,
sunshine costs less, yet is finer pig
ment. And so of cheerfulness, or a
good temper, the more it is spent the
more of it remains.-Emerson
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LISBON, N. OAK.

HISTORICAL REVIEW CATHOLIC CHURCHES
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES, MANUFACTURING PLANTS,
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MERCANTILE HOUSES RETAIL
STORES BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE,
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C.. A. FROST.

There is always a degree of salts
faction in being able to select gifts
from the splendid jewelry stocks al
ways carried by c. A. Frost. If your
watch is not keeping perfect time for
you it is either worn out or needs re-
pairing and cleaning. You will find
several of the standard makes of
watches carried in stock there, in the
different models and sizes, on which
some very attractive prices have been
made. The ladies always delight in
looking over the wonderful selection
of diamonds and precious stones car
ried, either unmounted or set in rings,
brooches, pins, ear rings and other
articles of wear.
MURALT E. CO.
When you want the best in grocer
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PRISES, PLEASURE RECOMMEND
CONSIDERATION READERs-BY MENTIONING
D.
FITTNGLY RECIPROCATNG
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CORN AND ALFALFA FARMS

which are as fertile as where You live, pro-
ducing excellent crops Of CORN, GRAINS
AND ALFALFA Hay and Seed. besides being
unequaled for STOCK AND DAIRY products.
This land is in Community largely made up
Of CATHOLICS and can be bought for $50 to
$50 an acre on easy terms. Write WILL r.
WALPOLE, Philip, Haakon Co., South Da-
kota, for particulars. References: Rev. A.
B. Ried, Pastor. and Rt Rev. ]. J. Lawler,
Bishop Of Lead, South Dakota. Live agents
wanted.
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MURAIT & CO.
When you want the best in grocer
les, the real first quality goods, you
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
ORGAN RECITAL AT
HARRISON ST. M. E.

Services IN Harrison Street NJ r.
Church, Seventh and Harrison streets
the Rev. William u. Habbart. pastor
viii be held tomorrow as follows.
Glass meeting, 9.3O a. M, George B.
Crossan, leader; preaching, 1880 a. m.
music program; prelude, Spring song.
Mendelsson; anthem, 81 VIII Feed NV
Flock Slmper; postlude Lemaigre.
Mrs. Edward II. Barlow, organist
George Leslie Schafer, choir soloist.
The sermon subject will bo Inevitable
Relribution.n
sunday school, 1915 p. m., I. Elmer
Perry, superintendent; Mems Bible
Glass, MIR. Habbart, speaker, subject
"rhe Dark Ages; Senior Epworth
League, 6.30 p m, leader. Miss Dollie
Hammond; speaker, Miss Lillian B
Carter. from the Sixth Avenue Mission,
subject "My Work" Mrs. Harry r.
Morelond, OF Hanover quartetlc, will be
soloisi.
At the evening service, 730 o'clock
there VII beam organ reoltai, Grand
Chorus. Lemaigre; posiorale. Flagler
Onertory, Ran. Tho anthem will be
"Incllne Thine Ear by Himmel. The
sermon win be on "Mercy and Truth
postlude, March" from Mendelssohn
w. C. Hlghneld choir director.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
DIR. smiley in
west PULPIT
Man as a Monarch" and
How TO BE Happy"
Pastors Themes
SPECIAL MUSIC
ADDED FEATURE

In West Presbyterian Church Or. U.
r. smiley win preach at both services
tomorrow, his morning theme being
"A Man vs.. a Monarch. The musical
numbers will be: Anthem, "Thc Lord Is
My Strength" by simper and she Of
fcrtory, Christian the Morn Breaks
swcetly Der Thee" by Shelley. Mrs
Woodmansey aud #. Il. Jones will be
the soloisls.
Mrs. Smiley teaches the lesson in the
Women's Glass at o'clock.
The Mems Glass meets in The main
auditorium at o'clock. Dr.. Smiley
viii talk and Mr.. easier viii head the
singing.
AT 100 o'clock. a popular service OF
song viii be led by the chorus choir
As a special feature, Miss Beautriz Ber-
man, violin soloist, VIII play a selec-
lion. Miss Berman Is well known In
musical Arcles OF Wilmington, and Is
considered am excellent performer on
violin. Tile choir win sing the anthem
sanctus,' by Gounod, n. NJ. Hobbs.
solo and chorus, Saviour. When Night
Involves ihe Skies" by Shelley: offer
tory "The Holy City" Mrs. Wood
mansey and choir. Or. Smiley's theme
Tor inc evening will be, "iow TO be
Happy"
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Special and Music Be The C Churches Again To
TO EXPLAIN INTER-
CHURCH MOVEMENT

There will be a series of meetings
held in Wilmington on Monday, whom
w. B. Hollinsshead. A. Z. lsaacs and
Mrs. Rachel Lowrie will visit the city
in The interests Of the Interchurch
World Movement A meeting OF the
workers will be held in The \. NJ. C. A.
at 2.30 o'clock, when Mr.. Hollingshead
and Mr.. Issacs viii speak. All work
erse representing the various pariici-
pating churches are requested 20 attend
the meeting, which will be in the form
Of a conference.
a injecting for the women Of Whining
ton, at which Mrs. Rachel Lowrie will
be the speaker, will be held az 3 o'clock
in The Delaware avenue Baptist Church.
All women Of Wilmington are invited
TO be present Mrs. Lowrie Is a noted
and gifted speaker.
In The vening. al 7.30 o'clock, al the
Invitation Of the Presbytery Of New
Castle, a mass meeting 10 which every
body Is extended on invitation, will De
held in the Hanover Presbyterian
Church, Boulevard. There viii be q
stereopticon address and rouslng
illustrated song service and music by
the choir.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
DIR. R. c. RANSOM AT
BIG BETHEL CHURCH

big Bethel Church. Walnut street
above Sixth, makes the following an
nouncenlcnts for 'week:
<undas, iu.jU a. M, preaching by the
pastor Or. H. H. Amett: Mrs Tylor.
The evangclistic singer from Haven NJ
p. Church, will assist In the singing
ai This service. i2S), noon, sunday
class meetings, BY Leaders Chrisiey,
anderson. Waters, David, Wilson and
Jenkins; 23O p. m, Sunday school, or
rleslra musical accompaniment, l.. A
Neddlug superintendent; o'clock, p
no.. thc Rev. Or Reyerdy G. Ransom,
editor Of the a. NJ. r. Church Review
lecturer and noted orator. a recent
candidate Tor Congress In New York
City viii be lho speaker and viii talk
about lhe american Negro in Politics: /:
General Wood, Governor Louden and
senator Hiram johnson. as they stand
on ihc Negro Question.
This meeting VIII Doe presided over
hy lhe editor of the Advocate, Robert
}. Nelson A large Attendance Is eX-
pecied because OF the orator and his
-ubjecl
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
ORGAN RECITAL AT
THE NEW CHURCH

Worship viii DO held at the New
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Broome streets, al 1915 a. m. Sunday
with The pastor, the Row. George Henry
Dole. officiating. The subject OF the
sermon will be, salvation and All
Power IN The Truth The musical
program viii be as follows: Organ
prelude. Benodiction Nuptial. Hollns
anthem, "Thne Is the Kingdom" from
the "HIoly city" Gaui: soprano and
tenor duet, Mrs. William w. Muller
and j. Wales Davis, Christ. Whose
Glory Fills The skles.n Lansing: Post
lude In G major. Booth Next Thurs
day evening at o'clock, Fred S.
Smith, The organist and cholrmastcr,
VIII give an organ recital 40 the
church, under The auspices OF the
American organ Players club OF phila-
delphia, Of which Mr.. smith Is a mem-
Der. with one exception. Mr.. Smith
viii play numbers from The works OF
American composers. and Wili include
IN ihe list q recent conposltior of his
own. lie will be assisted by Mrs. Fer
din0nd Gilpin. lr.. conlrallo, and j.
Wales Davis, tenor. The recital will
be entirely free and the public Is most
cordially invited 10 attend
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
MEMORIAL FOR
GENERAL BIRD
Prominent Men to Eulogize
in Westminster Church
Tomorrow Afternoon
SPECIAL MUSIC TO
BE FEATURE, TOO

At the morning service al 1890
O'Clock, tomorrow at Westminster
Church. corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street, the minister. the Rev.
Charles L. candec ID. d., will preach.
The double quartet. under The direc-
tlon OF, Frederick w. Wyatt. win sing
the anthems, Awake. Thou That
Sleepesl," by Stainer. end seek Ne
The Lord" by Roberts. The organ
numbers will be, Grand Choour IN c."
by Salome, and march Romance BY
Gounod.
The graded Sunday School will meet
IN the chapel al noon, and The Bible
Glasses at The same time In the body
Of the church Visitors win be well
coined IN any OF Tie departments
The Nosper service at 4 o'clock, Will
be a memorial service IN honor OF the
late General Charles Bird. Or. Candce
viii preside 40 The service Tributes
TO The work OF General Bird IN the
many fields Of activity in which he was
engaged will be voiced by former
Judgee George Gray. Henry p. Scott on
behalf Of The Delaware Chapter OF the
American He'd Cross GEN James n. VIII
con; Col George A. Elliott, on behalf Of
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion; Rov Josiah H. Crawford, on be-
half Of the ciiy-wide work OF the Pres
bytorlan Church; and Thomas Cars
well, on behalf OF The Young Peoples
Society OF Westminster Church.
The double quartet viii sing The an
thems, abide Will Me, by Bicder-
man. and 20 Love That viii Not Let
Nfe Co by IIosmer. The organ mum
bers win be, "Andanio IN D Flat" Lc-
mare. and "Posllude IN D. by sieane.
The y. p. S. @. Il. win hold their
service in The chapel ot o'clock. The
study of Harry Emerson Fosdiclrs
book. "rhe Manhood or The Master e
viii be continued
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
HANOVER ELECTS
Church OFFICERS
Trustees, DeaconsAreC Chosen
at Recent Annual Con-
gregational Meeting
PASTOR TO PREACH
SUNDAY SERMONS

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. to-
morrow morning and evening, the Rev
Charles II. Bonner Will be the preacher
speaking in the morning on "The Glory
or Christ" and In the evening on How
a Shrewd Politician Missed His Oppor-
tunity" There will be special music
Dy the church quartette at each SER
siVe, the morning anthem being "sghat
are These The ofertory will be
with All Your Hearts," from Elijah,
Mr.. Hume singing the solo part. In the
evening Mrs. Leonard y. Wales viii
sing a solo 10 be selected and the quar-
tette will sing " Am Alpha and Omega. ="
At the annual meeting Of the congre-
cation on Tuesday evening, 3. C. Grom-
mon, =. l.. Fiery, J. Frank Ball, II. Y.
Jemison, Hugo Schlatter, C. e. Yost and
@. C. Hopes were elected trustees Of
the church for three-year terms. Clar-
enee G. Sinoock and Clarence 5. Elliott
were elected deacons. The new deacous
wlll be installed tJmorrcw week.
The spring meeting Of the Presbytery
OF New Castle will be held in Hanover
Church Monday and Tuesday. The Rev
Charles II. Bohner is retiring moderator
The Women's League will hold its an
nual supper Ia the church on Tuesday
evening, April q. Reservations must be
made with Mrs. Rush before April %
The Sunday School Association will
meet on Wednesday nigh. 10 make ar
;ar gements for the annual excursion.
'Tho oxford Affair" G playlet, will
be presented In Sunday school Hall, on
Friday eyeniug, April 30. for the bene-
~ of the school.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
HEALTH WEEK AT
ELION VI l.. CHURCH.

ln Ezion NJ. r. Church. Rev. J. L.
King. ID. d. pastor. services tomorrow
win be: 1890 a. m.. the pastor Will
preach Dy request from the subject.
colebs Faith and Determination ;
1890 D. M, class meteing; 23O p. M,
sunday school. g. g. Laws. superin-
leadenl; Gi5 p. M. Epworlh League,
Mrs Clara Cork. president; 7i5 %. m~
D sacred concert VIII be given by The
Durell Music school. with some OF the
best talent out Of the city and in the
city appearing. for The benenl OF the
Girls Industrial Home
Beginning with Monday evening and
s0ing on each night during The week,
NE annual health week will he OBJ
served. Experts IN every phase OF social
and physical well-being win be pres
cnt each evening TO discuss various
subjects OF interest and Importance,
playiets. community singing lantern
slides and other things OF Interest viii
add % the program.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Will TELL Way
TO CHOOSE Wife
DR.. Hubbard To Continue
His Series of Sermons on
Samson and Delilah
lO4 NEW MEMBERS
WON BY CAMPAIGN

Tho Key. Or. Carlisle L. Hubbard VIII
preach at both morning and evening
services m ST. Paurs Methodist Episco-
sal Church. tomorrow. His morning
oplc WIN be. Jesus. the Man OF sor-
rows 40 The 730 service. he will
continue the series or sermons on
samson" using FOR his subject,
Choosing a Wife" During .he eve
ming ne will answer The question
what Kind OF a Woman should a
loung Man Choose TO BE his Wife2'
Ia The morning. The Rev. n. w Cooke
Win preach a 1ve-minuie sermon 10
The Junior Church on "1he sprlngtime
Of Life
The choir, under leadership OF Prof
Charles H. Edwards, VIII furnish the
following musical program: Morning
anthem. "Hc Leadeih Me- Edwards
baritone solo. Consider the Lilies,
Armstrong. Wilmer $. Boldly iby re-
u-st Evening, anthem. "Greal Is
lhc Lord" Danks; quartet. "For You
Am Praying by Gabriel. sung by
Mrs. Kemcry and Nicssrs. Boyer. Boldly
Edwards violin solo, "Religloso," Seitz
Charles LaBoube Edwards. Mrs. Flea.
nor Girton Kemery, coniralio sololst
win sing after the sermons. both morn.
Ing and evening.
Tho organ numbers. by Mss saral
Hudson White. VIII be ~Berceusc.
nc0d: The Angelus,H Rockwell; "post
iude ia c. Read; onerioirc IN a nal
sead: "Berccuse." from "Jocelyn, >
GODDARD; 'Nesper Hymn" rruetlo; Al
ieero Moderate" Hosmer.
The class meeting led by The Rev
NJ e. strickland. viii bc held ut 930
o'clock and lhe Sunday school at ?
AZ G30 The Christian Endeavor Societ!
,vil be led by Miss Beatrice Crew.
A. result OF tho swim One cam
pagn conducted In March. iOi per
sons have been received into th
church already and another group vii
hc received tomorrow.
Wednesday evening at 6 O'clock. lhN
official board. Mems Bible lass, th
Young Mems Bible Glass. ushers
Union and The men of Mr.. Mitchell
class viii give supper 20 the mel
who have Joined lhe church durn
April
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
LAWS Of LIFE
TOPIC AT GRACE
DIR. Sumwalt Also to Preach
Tomorrow on my
Brothers Brother"
ELABORATE PROGRAM
OF MUSIC ARRANGED

Grace Methodist Church win have It's
usual offering Of Inspiration, both in
music and sermons, for those ~ho at
tend tomorrow's services. In the morn
ing Dr.. John w. n. Sumwalt will
preach On MY Brothers Brother" The
evening subject viii be "The Laws Of
the Conquering Life" The musical pro-
gram for the day will be: Morning,
organ prelude, "Slmple Ayeu," Thome
anthem, Break Forth Into JOY" Simp-
ers; oneriory. tenor solo, "rhe Lord is
My Light" Allitsen; organ postlude,
festival reoessional, Beste.
Evening-715 20 7.30 organ recital,
March from the First Suite Russian,
Borowski Largo from "Xerxes, Han
del; 10y In, Spring" Kinder; anthem,
"Day is Dying in the West" Salter: Of
fertory, 20 For a Closer Walk With
God" Foster; organ postlude, Marche
Belgian. Clarke.
The sunday school Will meet at
noon. It is expected that the hoped for
goal Of 500 will be reached this week.
At the Epworth League service, al $50
O'Clock, Miss Helen Tilghman VIII
speak on "Nhen Courage Is Needed.
The reception committee, consisting OF
Misses Helen Tiighman, Kitty Robert
son and Katherine Jester, and the
AIessrs. William Broughall, Earle Ew-
ing and John Ray viii be ON hand Tor
the next month to welcome strangers
The women's dinner viii be held IN
the Church House, Wednesday, at p
m. Speakers will be Miss Roberta
Crawley, Of the Chlldren's Welfare
Bureau. and Mrs. a. II. Slaughter, who
viii talk on ''Mormonism."
Dr. Sumwalt viii conduct mld-week
service Wednesday evening. The talk
win be on Religion"
Mr.. Milchelrs Sunday school class
will hold a church social THURSDAY
evening.
The Junior League will meet Friday,
at $50 .. m, and the Boys Club, sat
urday evening, when moving pictures
win be shown.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
MOVING PICTURES AT MT. JOY.

At MI. JOY NJ e. Church, the Rev. J.
w. Bond, d. D., pastor, services viii be
as follows: $50 o'clock, class meet
Ing; Bros. Colbourn, Sewell, Wilkin-
son and Christian, leaders: 1890
O'Clock. sermon by The pastor; sub
iect, "rhe False Imprisonment Of Jo-
seph"; 2.3O O'Clock, Sunday School
Mrs. Julia Fisher, superintendent. =
o'clock, song service; o'clock. SER
mon. Monday, 7.30 o'clock, board meet
ing. Tuesday, 730 o'clock, Usher Boards
win meet; Charles Fountain and Mrs
Bertha Baton. presidents. Wednesday,
7-30 O'Clock class meeting; J. w. Bond,
leader. Thursday, Z O'Clock, Junior
League; Mrs. Agnes Johnson, super
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
SUNDAY At GOODMAN.

Services at Goodman M y. Church,
corner Fourteenth and Dupont streets,
W. G.. Harris, pastor, viii be as fol-
tows tomorrow: Glass meeting at 9.i5
o'clock, followed at 1918 with preach
ing by the pastor; sunday school at
2i5 o'clock, the Offering viii De for the
building fund; Epworlh League at 6.i5
O'Clock, led by Mrs. Mary Bonsall.
Tho evening service win be eyangells-
tic. In charge o fihe pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
RENlNAL Ar nAvEN N. y cnuRom

West Third street, services FOR Sunday
are as follows: Q a. m, class meeting;
1890 a. n., sermon by tho pastor. The
Rev. G. 7. Fields; 1880 o'clock class
meeting; sunday school at go p. m.
and eyangelisiic services at s p. m.
Glass meeting on Thursday evening at
s o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
ANNIVERSARY an Union.

Fifth and Washington streets. the Rev.
Harvey Winfield Ewing. ID. DIV, minis
ter. announces the following schedule
Tor tomorrow; Glass meeting at $50
O'Clock: p. w. Dunlap, leader; public
worship at 1880 o'clock; sermon sub
iect Loyalty; sunday school at >
O'Clock: ". l.. Bicking, superintendent; +;
Epworth League at ESQ o'clock; j l..
pyle. leader: evening worship az 7.30
o'clock. Anniversary OF the Baraca
and Philaihea classes: address by Dr.
Ewing. "Doing Things" There win be
an orchestra at the evening service.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
81 ANhnEM,s ANn 81. MATTHEW's.

The service IN ST. Andrews. corner
shlpley snd Eighth streets, The Rev.
Richard w TrapneH rector; the Rev.
Edward n. Ford. assistant, viii be as
follows: Holy Communion ct S a. m;
Bible Glass and sunday School at 9.i5
a. IN. morning prayer and sermon at
n O'Clock: evening prayer and sermon
at 7l5 o'clock.
The services in St. Matthew'S Chapel
corner Shlpley and Eighth streets. the
neV Edward II. Ford in charge, will be
the sunday school at . p. M; evening
prayer and sermon al 5.45 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
SFRVNES Ar TRINITY.

At Trinity Church, corner OF Della
ware avenue and Adams street the Rev.
on Sunday will be as follows: Holy
Communion at 730 O'Clock: Sunday
and sermon A o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon at 7.i5 o'clock. The Rev. r.
and The Rev. Alfred Lee Jones in the
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
MONTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

North Baptist Church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, William L. Pet
tingill. pastor; Edward Y. Washburn,
associate pastor, Will have the follow
ing services tomorrow: Preaching al
1870 O'Clock by The pastor; subject,
sticking TO the Task; preaching at
745 O'Clock by the associate pastor
Bible school at noon.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
TO TILL OF SEARCH
FOR HAPPINESS

Az the frst and Central Presbyterian
church, ile minister the Rev. J. II
Crawford, Win preach at the morning
service totorrow, at 1880 ao'clock.
His subjectwill be, THE World Mis-
sion OF Chriiianiiy." The choir, under
the direction Of Miss Louise Crown
over will siis the anthem. "The Lord
is Ny Roek,'by Rogers. Miss crown
over vii singl"Come, Ie Blessed" by
Scott The rgan numbers viii be,
"Cayalins,' by Ran. and "Postlude.
ID y FIAT, bylAustin. The graded
Sunday school Nth classes for all ages,
will meet at not.
At 6.45 o'clOc. the Christian m
deavor service WI be held in the lee
ture room; topit ''When is Courage
Needed?' Lawrens A. Davis. educa-
tional secretary 0, the y. M. C. A..
Will be the leader.
At the evening setice. at 7.45 O'Clock.
Mr.. Crawford win tke for his subieei
search For IIappinss." The choir
VIII sing, "rhe Lords My Shepherd"
by Brookleld. The, quartette win
sing, God That Mdest Earth and
Heaven by Woodwaq. Miss Crown
over, Mrs. McMullen, r. Jackson and
Mr.. Plppino. The orga, numbers will
be, "Berceuse Slave,n b Neruds- and
"Cortege Nuptisl," by pore.
A greeting social will D held in Cen
tral Church, King street Glow Eighth
Tuesday evening, from D 10 O'Clock.
TO which all members ad congrega-
ton are invited.
Prayer meeting service win be held
"Wednesday evening, at s O'Clock. in
the lecture room' WITH Mr.. Crawford