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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Under Keiser Nero bley det be-

modtaee Sage II en- ave ewes
hans HERE, en- Low, der sikkers
cog like har sit offspring fra
Neros Hjerte, men muilgvis skyl-
des kristelig Indflydelse linden
for Hoffets Kreds. Og under An
tonius Plus, da kristelig Ind
flydelse a.lereae gjorde sig
strrkt geldende, erklaredes den
HERE, der drebte sin Slave, for
skyldig j Mord, og der bestem~.
tes, at Shaver, der s6gte Til
flugt i Templer eller under kej-
screens Statuer, knnde s@lges til
andre Herrer i Tilfelde af, at
Raadet s%k6nnede. at Beskyldnin-
gen for Grusomhed var vel grun-
Diet.
Dog har disse Lovbestemmel-
ser for storste Delen vel kun we
ret dode Bogstaver, eftersom der
ike findes mindste Omtale af
dem. for de optoges I Justinians
alnstitutter. 0g sely ON de
ferste ire kristne Aarhnndreders
Iitterafur kaster ct grelt Lys
over Slavelixets Red Ter. op Sc.
neca er skarp i sin FordemmeI-
Sc al Grus8mhed mod SLAYER,
findes der for Koustantins It'd
kun ct enkelt Eksempel paa
Straf, ikendt en- grusom Slave
ejer: en- ing Pige dommes af
Hadrian til Lapdsforvisning paa
Grund at frygtelig Mishandling
al hendes kyindelige Shaver.
Bet var Korstantin. som I'D
stedte Diet forstq EdilSt, sigtende
I'll Slavernes Beskyttelse, der sy.
mes It have fact yirkelig prak-
sisk Betydning. Fra den Sfund
oprandt en- ny Era for SLAYER
ne, der herefter leyede liz frie
Mend, i Ly al Bgens Rad og
den ~kejseriige AagI K@0nstantin
%bestente, At den Here, som
drebte Slave eilor undsrka
sfeI ham Tortur af n@rmere
besout Art ale s3a frggte-
hee' al de neppe kan amtales,
igesom de User, hvor rinse For
skel der er mellem Menneaket i
diets verste Skikkelse - de po-
pulere Opfattelse af ErlsefjeS-
den - skulde anholdes og strx
fes som Morder. N
Han gjorde ogsaa F~rigiyelsen
af Slayeri I'll EN- religios Hand
ling, der fandt Sted j kirken og
bevidnedes af BisToppen. Og da
senere adskillig anden Forret-
ming blev forbudt ON Sondagen,
var Frigiyelse az SLAYER SON en-
religies Pligt like blot tilladt
paa Herrens Dag, men ganske
efter Loyens Aand anset som
en- Handling, der serlig egnede
sig til at henlegges Ill denne
Dag.
Under Konstantin erholdt de
frigivne SLAYER tillige fluid Ret
tighed som romerske Borgere.
De hayde tidligere ya.ret pligti
&c til at udfpre yisse Tjenester
for deres Herrer og at nnderhol-
de dem j Tilfelde af Fattigdom,
ligesom n...Slaves hele Ejendom
tilfaldt hans tidligere HERE, hyis
han dode uden at have gjort
lestaInente.
Justinian traf talrige Forholds-
regler til Fonbedring af SLAYER
Sitting. Og fra den It'd var
Diet en- uskreven Low, godkendt
af ale Rigets Retter, at Bar
net fulgte Faderen, saa at f..
El1s. en- fri Mands Barn med en-
Salvemoder a frit en- Re
gel, der endogsaa ofte fandt An
vendelse j tyivlsomme Tilfalde-
bet kirstne Pra.steskab udtal-
tie sig lige fra Begyndelsen st9rkt
imod de wage og nregulare @g-
teskabelige Forhold, der herske-
de blandt Slayerne, men Diet var
fdrst under de kristne Kejsere, |
stedsa var lfornd for Loven. !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

o. naar igen Kirkeklokker-
mes Klang melder hans Banker
paa min Hjertedor; eller naar
en- Ven mildt taller til mig som
noget, jeg mar gjort gait og
saaledes aabenbarer hans kali
dende Rest eller naar han m8-
der mig kraftigt igennem ct ell
Ter -ldet svart, der meder mig
paa min Vel, - ia, saa vii jeg
prove, son Martha, strals at lux
Ike op for ham. Jeg we'd jo, at
nan saa yil komne ind til mig
og blive hos mig, for at hjpl-
pc mig igen at faa rede paa mig
selY og faa udrenset min Synd
OF b6det mine Fell, sely ON Diet
tager It'd.
Jeg vi prove at sidde ganske
stille hos ham, medens han taller
med mig, ligesom Maria gior-
de. Jeg thinker mig nermest,
at Diet var bleyen hende en- Va
ne.
Blot han vii blive hos mig,
va har jeg yelsignelsen til HUI
Sc, og Diet faar gaaa OPP eller ned
for mig, som han vii.
Gaar han, er jeg ulykkelig;
thi Diet at az uden ham er Diet
samme som at ware forbandet,
men at have ham hos sig er Vel
ignelse.
Jeg beh9ver egentlig like at
siges set at jeg fix Besgg
af Jesus j Dag.
Til han n hos mig daglig
Elmer Hoff,
Missioner j Sydindien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

g. h1N ~
.}iaa.oss liver !.
preger Ralle.
Wide du blive nerves og uro.
Zig, ON han gik indenfor som en-
god Ven og saa alt j dit Hem
Err der u~ordentlig hos dig, saa
du Vide genere dig for al wise
Jesus indenfor7
Kunde du med rolig Samvit-
tighed lade ham tale nd med di-
ne Folk j Enrum, saa han fix
at vide alt muligt ON din Ad-
ferd 30 din Behandling af dem ?
Eller we'd de noget, som Jesus
like gerne maa wider
Og naar han saa begyndte at
tale med dig ON dine Regnska-
Der OF ON Forretningen og ON
Diet sidste Selskab, du a med
I'll, og ON de Boyer, du laser,
og ON de Tanker, du tanker, og
ON Diet ringe Hensyn, du wiser
din Hustrn, og ON de Fordrin.
ger, du %stiller I'll andre og den
Ere, du yenter. og ale de man
&c Hemmeligheder, du har med
dig sely = hvordan Wide saa
dine Fplelser vare7
Du siger maaske. Diet vii
de jeg nedig lade ham Sc. Jeg
Wide like fortelle ham alt Diet. F"
--Alen han ser Diet jo og ken
der Diet ~alligevel.
Han err kommen til dig j Dag ;
han har yeret hos dine Folk
Han har Rede paa allie dine Hem
meligheder. Han har set alt dit
Roderi med dine PENCE. Han har
bemarket ale Naalestikkene ]
din kere Halstrus Hjerte. Du har
10 selv saa tit bedt ham kom-
me og vere hos dig. Og saa
kom han.
Og han kan like undgaa AT
lrege AIarke til alt dette.
Hvad yil du stille OPT
Jeg skal sige dig, hyad jeg
eer: jeg siger dct lige rent I'D
I'll ham, som det en- Jeg har pro.
vet Diet saa Tit.
OF naar jeg saa iar sagt del
altsammen, saa ser han paa mig
med Taarer j dc kerlige, pllde
8ine 0g siger blot dette:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
..TIxor er ieg bedr9vetl''

,.Hvor er jeg bedr6Yetl'
Og def err aet Ord fra min Ven,
Jesus, om skerer dybest i mn
sjel. Ligesom min Moder, da jeg
var lille. si2er han til mig:
,,Hvor kunde du gore det, min
S8nl Dn hayae jo alt, hyad du
beh6yede for at sejre over Diet
Onde. Du kunde have holdt dig
klar az de slibrige .Veje. Hvor
det gar mig ondf. at du kan'
de gore det!''
Naar han taller saadan til mig,
er-mit Hjerte bristeferdigt, og
jeg gemmer mig i Skam og sorg.
Jeg har intet andet at gore end
at kaste mig j Stoyet for ham
og bede liam ON j Made at tilgi-
We mig.
Og i samme MI, jeg ger Diet,
er Diet, som hans tilgiyende
Hand hviler paa nit Hoyed,
mems en- salig Fred gennemstrem.
mer min Sjel. Og samtidig ska.
hes under hans stille Hand en-
Beslutning j mig ON aldrig at
bedr8ve ham mere.
Hyor var Diet eodt, at han
koml
nvor var Diet %frigarende at
faa tall nd med ham ON alt
dette, uden at beheve at skju-
lie noget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Rige i Hsrrens Corning.

Derfor, mine elskede
Br8dre, oliver TASTE,
urokkellge, altid rye /
Herrens Corning, widen
de, at elders Arbejde
er like 4orgeyes j Her
ren 4. Kor. d. 5s1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

Set at Jesus kom ganske plud-
seigt en- Dag og bankede paa
hos dig. saadan en- ganske al
The courier-index., 1920-04-30
Mrs. Julius Benha msi entertain

Mrs. Julius Benha msi entertain ing with tea this afternoon.
 Mesdames w. S.. MeClintock, Houston Potts and w. K. Johnston are in Little Rock this week at tending session of the Presbyter- ial.
 Mrs. o. L. Williamson entertain- ed the younger society set with a dancing party Saturday night, com plimenting her guest, Miss Eliza beth Bassett.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. L. Hammock entertained the ministers of the city at dinner Monday. Those who were guests at this delightful oc- casion were Rev. and Mrs. Ham, mock, Dr. T. N Compton, J. A. Womack, R. V. Saylor, c. c. Burke, w. K. Johnston.
 Mrs. Maxcy Daggett entertained her bridge club Tuesday afternoon. Extra guests were invited in special compliment to her cousin, Mrs. Jane Watson Bassett of Alton, III. Mrs. O. l.. Williamson received the prize, a set of ice tea spoons and Mrs. Bassett was awarded the guests prize. At the close of the games a delicious salad course was served.
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-O-O-O-O-O-O-r
 AUBREY NEWS

Why, sure, Aubrey is on the map. Quite lot of rain fell here since Saturday.
 Farmers complain they can't blow for a week.
 The merchants say they are play ing the waiting game-waiting for business.
 The young people report a very enjoyable dance at Mrs. Jim Thomp- sons Saturday night. Jim Gypson has been very low with pneumonia but is out of dan ger at present. F. c. Bently of Bently & Brown, had a round with chills, but has beat them at their game. He is able to be at his business today.
 Blair and Moore have done much improving on their store building They have rat and mice-proof place for flour and meal. Also a fly-proof meat market.
 Mrs. Doctor Chandler and Mrs. Morris have been visiting their sis- ter, Mrs. O. B. Harris, during the past week.
 Tom Moore has purchased the home of Mrs. McAlexander and will move in the first of May.
 Lee Barnett has bought carload of stovewood. .
 Mrs. H. P. Thompson has just returned from Holly Grove where she has been for the past week. visiting Mrs. Doctor Darnall.
 Hotel Aubrey has new proprie- tor, Mir. McClelon Anhro,, o.. tends to them hearty welcome.
 H. P. Thompson just returned from turkey hunt where he killed three nice ones. He never does things by halves.
 James Thompson is building pile driver to use in buildino . bridge across McAnulty lake near here. This bridge will open nm rich farming territory and will fill long felt need.
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in mentioned, which deed If <. IS. now'of record m Book 477s Page "584, of the records 4 {. county, Arkansas.
 And whereas, said deed m <. provides that in the event dsf,,1 is made in the payment of tbe .a indebtedness or any part the, when the same shall become dus \, payable, that the whole shan \ come due and payable and I, as N trustee, at the request of the l,s7 holder of said indebtedness win n ceed to sell the said lands thsss conveyed at public vendre for s5 to the highest bidder, first piAii ten (10) days notice of the A. terms, place and purpose of s| sale, by advertising for two in.| tions in some newspaper pubE1l| in Marianna, Arkansas, and:
 Whereas, default has been n in the payment of the ssid indebt| ness and the legal holder thrl| has declared the whole due ' payable and has requested me k execute said deed of trust
 Now, therefore, notice is hal given that I will on
 MONDAY, MAY 10, 1920 at the front dour of the eourAol in Marianna, Zee county, Arfsnl between the hours for judicial uh offer for sale to the highest der, for cash, the lands and N ,sonal property conveyed in the deed of trust, described as fonM to-wit:
 The North Half (NK) of Northwest Quarter (NWA) of Southwest Quarter (SWK) of tion Twelve (f2), Township North (T1N)., Range Three (R3E), containing Twenty Acres. Also One 490 Model O rolet Five Passenger Touring Cn
 Title to the same is believed be good, but I sell and convq trustee mly.
 Witness my hand and seal, < Trustee,. this the 26th day of A 1920!
 ARTHUR CoTTn (407), Tnf
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16,SOCIETYt tk .I8H. Mis-. Jeannet.e Bount, Editor Phone AS2
Social Calendar

Monday, May 3-Westmnster Circle with Mrs. s. J. Fraser Tuesday May 4-Amicus Club with Mrs. l. L. Pyron. Tuesday May 4-Civic League, 10 o'clock, Elks Home Tuesday, 6-Fortnightly Club with Mrs. L. M Osborne Tuesday May 6-Embroidery Club with Mrs Houston Potts Thursday 6-McDowell Club with Mrs. Lee Dupuy. Thursday May 6-Cemetery Association with Mrs. A. A. Me
 
 Wednesday, May 5-LAngule Chapter, D. A. with Mrs E. J.
 Beazey.
 Friday May Margaret Clark Chapter Children o the Confed
  Monday Ladies Club with Mrs. R. M Jordan. Thursda May Self-Cuure Club high school Friday May 14-Latoka Book Club with Miss Alma Fural
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Music Club Organized.

Music Club Organized.
 On Thursday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. R. l.. Nixon a music club that will be known as the McDowell Club, was organized. The following officers were elected:
 Mrs. Lee Dupuy, president; Mrs. R. l.. Nixon, vice-president; Miss Frances Derrick, secretary and treas urer; Mrs. w. w. Chisum, core spending secretary.
 The next meeting of the club will be at 3 o'clock, May 6 at the home of Mrs. Lee Dupuy.
 Mrs. c. c. Kitchener spent We'd nesday in Helena.
 Mrs. Ray Case is spending the week in Little Rock.
 Eberle Stevenson of Little Rock, was here on last Friday.
 Mrs. Albert Pi'king'on of Hughes was in the city Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. M E. Newborn are spending the day in Memphis.
 Mrs. Julius Benham is entertain
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Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
 From the old files of the Mari anna Index we find the following article under date of April 28, 1898
 ssSt. Andrews church was the scene of very pretty wedding Wed nesday night. The contracting par. ties were MT. Will Peete Harris and Mrs Maggie Clark, both of this city The church, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion, was filled to overflowing with friends of ths young people. The bridal party arrived promptly at eight-thirty and filed slowly down the aisle of the church while an orchestra rendered Mendelssohn's famous March. The attendants were MT. F. N. Burke and Miss Emma Clark, MT. F. K. Dupuy and Miss Nina Clark, MT. D. S. Clark and Miss Lucille Rogers, Mr. w. A. Sims and Miss Laura Go van and Dr. Claiborne Robinson and Miss Daisy Banks. Rev. Chas. F. Lockwood, of Helena, read the ser vice joining forever their hearts and fortunes. At the conclusion of the ceremony the party retired from II of the wedding march and were driv- cH in carriages to the home of the bride. The marriage service was a lovely one and joined two of Mari annals most popular young people. A grand ball was given at the opera house by the young people of the town in honor of the newly married couple, which was largely attended, many friends gathering to extend fheUr hearty and sincere congratu- lataons The bride is the accom- plished sister of Mir. Dudley s. Clark, the popular and efficient ciruit clexh of Lee County. Her refine ment and lovely disposition have made her the center of a large circle of sdmiring friends. The groom is an excellent young business man and is connected with the firm of Jarrstt & Son. His sterling and sAdustrious habits qualify him for the responsibilities of a husband. Me Index extends the young peo- pie fs sincere congratulations and hopes for MT. and Mrs. Harris a fu- turc of blissful prosperity and hap plneS1"
 lhiS account IS interesting at this time. particularly, for MT. and Mrs. Har1is celebrated the 22nd anni- verssTy of their marriage on last Tuesday, night at their home. The guest list was limited to the mem bess of the bridal party and their husbands and wives The original bridal party was complete with the exception of Dr. Robinson, who died 8 plumber of years ago. Those present Tuesday night to congratu- late the happy host and hostess were Hr. and Mrs. D. S. Clark, Mr. and Mes. F. K. Burke, MT. and Mrs. F. R. Dupuy, Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Ward, Kr and Mrs. W. D. Newborn, Miss i4mms Clark, Mrs. T. E. Wood, Mrs. 0. L. Williamson, Mrs. E. c. Bad ley, Mrs. Jenny Watson Bassett, Mas. Margaret Clark and Mrs. F. H. G0yas. and Mir. w A. Sims and Mr. Dudley Peete Harris! A pro- grem. reviving the talents of the guests, was rendered. This includ- cd rccitations, vocal and piano so- les ana "skirt dance" and "cake waEx." and projecting old photo
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TRUSTEES SALE

whereas, on the End day of De- cemper, 1918, Edna Millbrook, heir at law of Silas Griffin, deceased. and simon Millbrook, her husband ald execute to the undersigned. as trustee, a certain deed of trust on the lands hereinafter described. to secure a certain indebtedness, there
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NOTICE OF LODGE MEETING

The Order of Eastern Star meets on the first and third Tuesday nights of each month. Next meeting Tuesday night. All members urged to be present.
 MRS. J. V. HOLLENBACK,
 Worthy Matron MRS. N. J. WILLIAMS, T2b Secretary
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The Minnesota primary seems to show that Farmer Lowden's strength II any, must be in the agricultural citles of the east.-Kansas Citv Star. oi'y
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The Righ Way Shoe HosplnI the place to have your shoe. .rep1a done. Best of materials and manship, prices reasonable. Chinault, proprietor.
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graphs on screen. Also many anc varied "reminiscences of the days o1 the Hate nineties." A most deli cious buffet luncheon was served and it was nearly one o'clock be- fore the guests realized they were twenty-two years older than the time they were celebrating. As the goodnights were said, Mrs. Harris presented each of the ladies of the bridal party with box of exquisite handmade handkerchiefs. Time has dealt kindly with Mir. and Mrs. liar ris, and it is not out of place to re new the congratulations and good wishes that were so sincerely ten dered them on their wedding day. County Federation Meeting.
 The Lee County Federation met in Marianna last Saturday. An in teresting program was rendered as follows:
 Address of Welcome-Mrs. Lee Nixon for the Civic League.
 Address of Welcome-Mrs. Dud- ley Clark for the Self Culture Club.
 Response-Mrs. H. L. Lambert Moro.
 The luncheon hour was made more pleasant by 'hobby" talks. After poem entitled, "The Civic Alpha bet of the A. F. w. c." was read by Mrs. Daggett, each lady was call ed upon and responded with her hobby.
 Mrs. w. D. Newborn made an eloquent appeal for the boys. Mrs. E. D. Wall spoke on "Graveyards." " Mrs. J. T. Robertson for the Child ren of the Revolution; Miss Emma Clark spoke on Fire Prevention" and Chas. Mckee spoke on Savings Accounts.
 At the afternoon session Mrs. R. D. Smith gave a vocal selection and Miss Rebekah Smith a reading.
 The following officers were elect ed:
 Mrs. H. L. Lambert, Moro. presi- dent; Mrs. Paul Benham, Marianna, vice-president; Mrs. A. L. Wilsford, Moro, corresponding secretary; Miss Frances Derrick, Marianna, record ing secretary; Mrs. R. L. Nixon, Ma rianna, treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-03
REPORTS STOIJN FORD

+. Jennings. Lakcvillo, reported
10 the police Monday that his Ford
car had been taken from in front
of the federal building Sunday
night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-03
LAKE DIVISION
NEWS BOOSTS LOCAL
RED CROSS CHAPTER
Article Compliments Home
Service Section for In
formation to Men.

A boost for the local home service
section Of the Red Cross is contain
ed in the latest edition OF the Lake
Division News. The article compli-
ments its information service as the
most extensive for civilians OF any
developed in peace time in the diV-
sion. The article follows:
est. Joseph county chapter at
South Bend, Ind. has probably the
most extensive information service
for civilians Of any developed in
peace time in Lake division. An idea
OF the scope OF questions asked and
answered can be gained from the
following: Where are the city, cOun-
" and federal Offices located ? Who
Is the head Of the - association,
or lodge?' DO you know OF any 70
sition open in the factoTies| What
procedure IS necessary in getting a
person admitted TO the county or
state Institutions We would like
20 adopt a child. Can you tell US
where we can find one2' What col
lege would you consider best for our
son?
These and many others keep the
Red Cross representatives busy all
day. Just recently a man came 10
the Office saying he knew the Red
Cross can do anything His request
was for a wife who would be a good
mother to his four small children.
The service helped a former army
mar decide where 10 spend vaca-
ion before entering new work.
In addition TO information the
office has a notary public seal which
Is IN use for all sorts Of afhdavits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-03
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For Nervous People.

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nervous tired out. all in. Respondent
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Anyone can buy n box for only
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Medicine Store is authorized by the
maker 10 refund the purchase price
II anyone is dissatisfied with the first
box purchased.
Thousands praise them for gener-
al debility. nervous disorders, men
tai depression and unstrung nerves
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As a treatment in Affections Of the
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being generally unsurpassed. while
for hysteria, trembling or desponden-
cy. they are simply splendid.
Sixty cents at Wettick's Cut Rate
Medicine Store and dealers every
where. ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-03
SEARCH FOR ARMY
FINANCE DIRECTOR
WHO DISAPPEARS
Government Begins Probe of
Alleged $4,000 Shortage
in Department.
by United Press:

CHICAGO. Aug. Federal au-
thorities are looking for Lieut.. James
Donald Nolan. director of finances
of the central department OF the
army. who mysteriously disappeared
July Is. II was learned today. Inves-
tigation is also being made OF a
shortage OF about $1,000 In the de-
partments accounts.
Nolan was said to have left his
home more than two weeks ago.
casually informing his wife that he
had been called TO Washington on
government business" When she did
not hear from him for several days
she sought information from army
headquarters here and was told No
Ian had not been sent TO Washing
ton; in fact, that he was thought 10
have been III at home
The office safe. usually containing
$500 10 $500 of which only No
Ian knew the combination. was open
ed by experts and no funds were
found
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-03
RIVER PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Reed, Glover
St. announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Doris Murphy TO
Jewel II. Miller. which took place
July 10 at Ligonier. Ind. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller will reside at 1913 Clo-
yer st.
4 three weeks successful revival
service of the Church Of God held
in the tent at Mishawaka av- and
Tenth St, closed Sunday night.
preached tho closing sermon
Special music was a ladies' quartet
and trio. Miss Zielke lead the
chorus. Owing to the redecoration
and repairs being made at the
church the regular prayer and
praise service will be held in the
tent Wednesday evening at 1880.
The annual picnic and outing OF
the Mystic circle was held Saturday
and Sunday at Hudson lake. Eigh-
teen members and friends were in
attendance. A business meeting was
held Saturday afternoon when it
was decided to discontinue the
meetings until October 1. Miss
Bessie Howard. club historian. read
a paper on Club Benefits" and
gave a brief outline OF the years
work.
Miss Marion Penrod. s. Eighth
st, entertained the True Blue club
and their teacher Miss Agatha Ken
nedy Saturday evening. The time
was spent socially. A two course
luncheon was served. The class will
meet August S with Miss Helen
Gang. y. Eleventh ST.
About IS attended the annual
picnic Of the Free Methodist church
sunday school held Saturday after
noon and evening at POttawatomie
park. The various outdoor games
were enjoyed by the young people
tand a picnic supper was served at
$50 o'clock.
Harry Cassei has been appointed
scoutmaster OF the River Park Boy
scouts Harold Ball, scribe, Robert
Fisher and Franklin Hopkins pa
troll leaders. Fourteen boys have
successfully passed the test and a
meeting will be held this evening at
the school house when arrange
ments will be made to buy the uni
forms Plans are also being made
for a camp for girls organization in
River Park.
At a meeting OF the Sunday school
board OF the NJ. r. church. the fol-
lowing committee was appointed 10