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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-17

The benefit Kermis which viii be
held January rs in the oregon the
alter. under the auspices OF the Church
OF the Rcdeemer. is claiming the IN
terest OF Pcndleton people Rehears-
ais for the affair are now under way
Mrs. ]. &. Snow and Mrs. NJ. q. Ben
nett. with other members OF tho
Guild, are in charge OF the plans
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-17

Mrs T. Fl. BedwelI, formerly of this
city. who has been a visitor in Pen
dleton expects to elave on Monday
for her home in Enterprise. Mrs.
Bedwell during her stay here has been
visiting her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Bedwell, and DIR. L. ID. Idleman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-17

The Jewell club will give a dance
this evening. The dance is another
one OF the series of dances for which
the club has been sponsor during the
winter. The affair will be held at
Eagle Woodman hall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-17

Mrs. a. N. Packard and daughte
Mae, with Mrs. Packard's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Porter of Alberta
Canada, left today for a visit in Vale
Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter hav
been in Pendleton as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Packard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-17

An event of interest for Monday
will be a called meeting of the Wo-
mans Club of Pendleton which is to
meet at the library at 3 o'clock. The
new club has ambitious plans for the
future and will have an unlimited
membership. Local women desiring
to unite with the club are invited to
attend the coming meeting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-17

Mrs VIII Wyrick is enjoying a sta
in California Mrs. Wyrick is promi
nent in Parent Teacher circles in Pen
dleton and during her stay in th'
south she is observing the work of th
Parent Teacher Associations of Cali
fornia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-17

Prominent in the social calendar fo
this month is the appearance in Wall
Walla of the San Carlo grand oper
company in al Trovatore, Januar
20, and the appearance of Jascha He
fetz. famous violinist, in Walla Wall
January 23.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-17
Social and Personal

Gerard and Mrs. coloswor,hy presid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
THE HEA VEINS IN OCTOBER
By DR. C. S. BRAINN
OF ounnbi University Observatory

October Is PARTICULARLY good
month for the study OF the starry
skies. both for the beginner and the
more experienced. The evenings as
q rule are comfortable. and the light
haze which often is found on sum-
mer evenings does not dim the
bright glory OF the stars.
II surely is q royal assemblage
that greets US from the depths Of
the evening sky. Many OF our sum
mer friends are still with US: Vega,
Affair, Capella, the consultations
Andromeda. ca !peda and Pegasus
all shine forth with perhaps an in
creased beauty.
For the first time in many months
our map can show. however. no
planets at all. with the exception Of
Uranus which is not TO be observed
without q very large telescope. We
nus and Mars also are evening stars
this month, but set before 9 o'clock.
and thus do not find places on the
map; they may be observed In the
western sky just after sunset. Jupi-
ter and Saturn. on the other hand,
are morning stars, observable be-
fore sunrise only.
Mercury Will be observable as an
eNeHIuB star IOr week or ten days
preceding and following the oath. L
must be looked for just after sun
set right over the spot where the
sun has already set. and can be
seen only on particularly favorable
nights, when the horizon is not be-
set with sunset CLUBS.
Algol in PerSeus.
Northeast OF Andromeda is the
constellation of Perseus, containing
Algol, the famous variable star.
whose brightness changes so greatly
at regular intervals that il loses
more than two-thirds OF its light and
drops from the second down TO the
third magnitude. AlgOl, as is well
known. is really a double star. one
component OF which periodically
eclipses the other, and ii is TO this
eclipse that the diminution OF Algo's
light is really due.
Six such eclipses in Algol will be
visible this month, and we give be-
low the times Of the middle of the
eclipse, which begins five hours pre-
vious and ends five hours later.
These are as follows: October, 2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
International Sunday School Lesson
Z Nj. - Reuieo BIZ P. B. FHzuDater D, Teacher
OF INCAl OuuQdy ofEngGsh Moody Chicago.
tcopnght19p

not want a Savicr who would save
them from their sins: they wanted
20 continue in them. Herod de-
marded OF the priests and sCribes
information as 90 where Christ
should be born. They soon were
able 10 tell him. showing that they
had a technical knowledge OF the
scriptures but no heart for the
Savior set forth therein. The luXur-
iOusness OF the wealthy, the frivolL-
tie OF the fashion-loving, and the
gross immoralities to, which they
lead. make Jesus Christ unwelcome
ln many quarters today.
". The King Found wv. 9-12)
The Magi having obtained the de-
sired Information, started imme-
diately 20 find the King. AS soon
as they left the city, the star which
had guided them from the east APP
ptared again 10 lead them on. When
they found Him. they worshipped
Him. Note Gods overruling pro-
violence in all this Hundreds OF
years before, the Prophet said that
Christ should come forth from Beth
lehem (Micah SGD. God so order
ca that Mary should be brought 10
the city 70 give birth 10 Christ. God
ordered that the Magi should de-
part another way, thereby ueIeal-
ing Herod's wicked purpose. The
gifts OF these wise men. God put in
TO the hands OF Joseph and Mary
before going 20 Egypt. Doubtless
they served a good purpoe in meet
ing their expenses during their
stay there
V. The King Protected wv. 13-
49,
To escape Herod's wicked aim,
God directed Joseph TO take Mary
and the child Jesus and flee 10
Egypt. In obedience 20 the heaven
Iy vision. he went and remained I'M
Ill Herod's death.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26

from the relatively u0impCrtanf
subjects which have engaged them
and get together with the common
object 81 relieving human distress.
establishing stricken populations iu
homes and helping them again %
be self-Suuu porting. When tle hI-
name task IS completed thee should
be better feeling throughout the
land. n Italy then dcvotes herself
seriously 20 solving the social and
political problems tha- rave been
troubling. and brings 20 their COM
sideraticn more OF charity than has
been apparent fn the recent past.
we NAV believe that new and
prosperous day VIII dawu FOR The
entire country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26

lZ.1. 30
The Kine had most heartless
reception. The kingdom was not
ready for Him Ills advent was
hcraIded by star which guideI
souls from q foreign nation 90 seek
and worship Him pouring out their
sl--s 90 him. These wise men were
either Arabian or Persian astrOlo-
gers. students OF the stars The APP
peararce Cf an unusual star attract
90 their attention Perhaps they
were acquainted with the famous
prophecy of BALKAN Gum 24:17).
Doubtless through the influence OF
the Jews who remained IN Chaldea.
or the direct influence OF Daniel
extending 90 this time. they had be-
come acquainted with the hope OF
Messiah. The light they had was
dim. but they lived up 10 the best
they had To those who &C. upon
the best light they have. God al
ways gives more. To those who re-
fuse 20 act upon the knowledge
given, God not only refuses to give
more but brings into confusion
that which they already possess
(Matt. 25:28.)
III. Herod Seeking to XIII the
King CIV. $50
The news brought by the Magi
struck terror 90 Herod's heart He
was not alone ia this. for all Jeru-
salem was troubled with him. The
news ought 20 have brought JOY. A
glimpse al the social customs in and
about Jerusalem az that time, will
enable us to understand why this
news brought uneasiness to the peO-
Pile They were living in the great
est Of luxury Fine dresses. sump-
tuOus fCasts. fine houses, etc, led
% gross immortality. We can thus
readily see why Herod and all Jeru-
salem should be troubled. They did
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26

seven distinct stars IN the group IN
der fair atmospheric conditions
some can see as many as thirteen. a
good telescope viii reveal several
hundred individuals, and a photo
graph exposed for a medium length
OF time viii reveal over 1000 indi-
vidual members sll deubtlessly OF
great star size, making Up this ia
nous group.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
ZION SERVICES.

\ special series OF fau evangelistic
meetings at the Lasalle theater begins
sunday at 10 a. m. pipe organ prelude
by Mrs Florence Austin while views are
thrown on the screen at 10 80 a. m, fol
lowed by full service in pictu res. dia-
grams and voice: subject OF the illus
trated address, THE Eve That Never
Sleeps OF Gods Plan Of Salvation and
Healing and Christ's Second Coming For
Jew and Gentle" All heartily welcome
Rev. Van Il. Shumaker, elder in charge
and Mrs. Jennie Shumaker, deaconess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26

stars revolved about it in orbits. But
this is certainly not true.
AS a matter Of fact, the stars Of
the Pleiades are moving together
through space in the same direction
and with equal velocities, keeping
the identity of the group. showing
thus that they are really intimately
connected physically with one an
other and not merely seen together
in the sky, like so many other close
neighbors of the heavens.
Most people can easily make out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

BrondwRy-COrner Broadway and Car
-ulI SITS Rev. T. Garfield Johnson pas
tor. Residence 1412 =. Carroll ST. sunday
school 40 $3.50 n. m. samuel g. Leh-
man superintendent
sermon uy tle pastor at 10 $50. sub ieCt
'Iie Kings Highway. Young Peoples
Alliance az G-35 81 m., az $50 o. m leo
u.e viii De- given by n. X Besh -et0or
au Armenian refugee. subject. THE Ar
menlsu Tragedy prayer meeting We'd
uesL1T evening at go. choir rehearsal
Thursday e veu.us 30 so
Zion Evangelical Church-COr. Wayne
end So Peter SITS. W. Goneney, pastor
sunday school az 915 a. ~. Charles
Weber. superintendent
Nft-'s Bible class meets at 9.1J L.
Hammers lmidt, teacher no services
SUNDAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
SpIRTTUALlST.

Progressive spiritual Society meets In
Redmeu's hall, 800 :. Michigan st. Sun
day az Z 20 p. m.
-Experience meeting" Everybody in
vitcd 10 take part: message bearers, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles a. Thompson. Mr.
Hool This will be q Spiritual Treat
The FIRST Independent Christian
SpirituaIist church OF Christ meets in
Melville hall, Jefferson and Lafayette
blvd
Rev. Sylvia A. Shafer, pastor; subject.
Character Children'S school services
from : 80 20 = messages by the pastor
and others: all welcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
JEWISH

TsrtpIe B~ih-EI-CorDsr IsssIie -
and Taylor st. Albert G Ninda. rabbi.
Services for the Festival OF Sukkoth
will be held at Temple BETHEL sunday
- y. m, Rabbi Nnnda will preach: ser
vices for the Day OF Atonement will be
held at Temple Bethel Tuesday even
fax at :45 p. m, subject The Normal
Life; services Wednesday morning Viii
take place az 10 o'clock the sermon. The
jew and Judaism: memorial services
VII take place az 3 p. IN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
EVANGELICAL.

First Lafayette at Monroe, Edmond
k.r.'r. pastor
Final day Of the Petticord party evan
-tltlSti- campaign. Rev J.. W Petucord
breaches 40 1870 on The Second Coming
m Jesus no $50 ON How 90 Beat the
Devil CD IT,. farewell service az 40 p.
w.. special music instrumental and vocal
40 all services sunday school az 9 10 4.
m
uracc Churcn-Cc~. IIucols way ~
and WG'UuJ Sts Rev. @. o. LOzi-r mln-
l~tev. sunday school nc $50 a. N.
T.. :. Harrington, superintendent.
IS. s'strr's Gormnn-4I5 W. Lasags aV
Eev. Hugo WeI-beIt. pastor. sunday
SCHOOL 20 m s. va.
Morning Worship 1913 q m. conhr-
nation classes begins Friday. oct. 1
sewing circle meets Thursday afternoon
Tyd.ek. lad sunday school
lO O.. I'D Walter NIkeseII. superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
ITALY'S GREAT TASK
TO RELIEVE DISTRESS
BY IRVING WEST

b1 IItNINU WIS.,
Italy's troubles are many and
serious. but the worst OF them is
none OF mans doing. In face OF
the seismic disturbances that have
brought diSSst 10 a mum Der OF the
northern provinces, government and
people may vel. turn their thoughts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church Of Christ, scientist-Niain
and Madison SITS; Sunday school AS;
morning service IL =. m; wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at O'Clock;
reading rooms open daily from u TO 3,
Saturday evening 70 s at 727 ]. NJ. :
building
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
Sunday at the Churches

ard Bcldon Leonard, pastor. Residence,
1919 Woodward NV; Sunday school at
80 q. ~. John W. RendeIl superintend-
ent.
Morning worship at 10 30; evening wor.
ship at 80. Rev. \. j. Niuing. ID. D, or
indianapolis, viii speak at both services
ibe annual business meeting or the
church Tuesday evening supper VIII be
served az @ 10 for all the members and
their families. Two trustees 90 serve
three years and one 10 serve one year
win be elected meeting Of the Northern
Association at Hammond Thursday and
Friday. Rally day Sunday. Oct. g.
itr.t sue.s,sn - Corner Laurei and
NAPIER ste. services at 1880 q. m. and
$50 D. n.
Mt. zIon-Rsv. ]. R. SMART pastor.
sunday school at $50 a. N. Glasses for
lll ages y a. N.
CHRISTIAN.
First-316 S. Main st. Rodney l..
McQuary, minister; residence 1888 Ran
dolph st Bible school nt $3.50 a. m !;
Roland WitWey, superintendent.
Indiana Avenue-Corne- Indiana av.
and ST Joseph St J. +. Bellville, pas
tor. Residence Randolph st. sun
day school at o 80. c. II. Kryder, super
intendcnt.
Linden Avenuo-Linden av. and Car
dsie st l. y. Miller. pastor. Sunday
uteudcnt.
Harris PrairIe-Bible school $50 a. m
Communion and preaching at 1896
a. m. Special song service. Every body
welcome.
CATHOLIC.
1t. med,vige PoIIsh--Corner Scott ana
Napier SIS. Rev. Anthony ZubOwlcz, {.
s. g. pastor. Low mass at 4 80, 90 and
90 90 a. m. Sunday school at ESQ y. m
Gencdiction at 2:3O p. N.
II. Casimirs Poltsh-s21 $. Webster st
Rev. StanisL rs GOrka pastor. Low mass
40 80 a. IN. High mass at 1000 a. m.
\espeys 40 90 ,. IN.
sacred Heart Notre Dame-Iiev. John
e Scheier. c. :. c., pastor. Low mass az
6 q. m students mass az a. IN Parish
mass NJ lC 90 o. IN. kCspers at Ca D. -.
ST Stanislau. Polish-i15 S. Lincoln 81.
Rev Roman Alarcuiak. - s. c. pastor.
Masses at E 80, 100 and 10 90 a. n.
sacred Heart IIungarian-CataIpa and
Indiana avs. Rev Alexander G.. Iupa
pastor. Low mass az 90 p. m. Baptism
ed 4 80 o. ln. Yespers AZ 80 p. N.
st MARY OF TAr Holy Eosary-Pollsh
Catholic III Corner sample and kOsiusk0
SITS Hev. Basil Sychta pastor. Low mass
week days. Z 40 g. sunday. $ 90 u. IA.
HIgu mass sundays InG Holy Days al
lO-uo a. n
"a. stephens HunEnrls.a=--5-n omss ana
McPhersOn SIS. Rev Lawrence Hor-
vlth. pastor Sl3ss st 500 and OBS q
~ sunday scncc. AZ 100 ,. m Ben
OBJECTION II 3 90 . n.
x rgtr i"i,'s-.0l 8. Trv4tr 1t R-Y
John F. GeGroote. c. S. c., pastor; Rev.
William Mlnnick C. S c. assistant.
Mass ak q. 30 and 10 80 O'Clock.
81. JoscpL's -HtH 81 AEJ LHsaLt av.
Patrick Carrcil. e.. :. -. pastor. Low
uf~ses ~ { -u ara b-lN ~ htgn
mass at 1880 q. ~. Benediction at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
The Pleiades.

Examples of worship Of the Plei-
AIDES group can be given almost
without limit in number. but suffice
il to say here that no star worship
was more widespread than this
Every continent and every cline,
from the Americas to the Malay
Islands, abound with legends and
monuments which testify 70 the rev.
erence and generation felt for these
stars.
In beauty they are unsurpassed;
they form a naked-eye luster Of me-
dunn bright stars for which no tel
escope is needed. Alcyone, the
brightest, is pure white in color.
Some years ago one astronomer an
nounced that. according to his cal
culation, AlcyOne was the center OF
our universe and that all the other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
LUTHERAN.

Holy Trinity English Lutheran
sherman av and Lindsey ST., Rev Albert
Il heck. pastor. 500 sherman ay. sun
Gay school 10 a. Oh.
Annual Harvest Home service 10 80 A.
~ special sermon 5y pastor; 2;5O p.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
OF AMERICA

Gospel mission. $50 3. GdlchigAn st
Al Christian societies Invited 20 q big
open air meeting everY Wednesday, Fri.
day, Saturday ard Sunday nights. corner
Wayne and Michigan streets Oid-faah.
ioned gospel meeting CT Volunteer mis-
Sioa hGll Sunday night EVeryb In.
yited. All weIcOms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
CHURCH OF GOD.

Church Of God Of the Abrahamle
Faith-Services ia Melville hall, 2i2 :.
LAFAYETTE -. sunday school az 1000. +
A. 81 son superintendent
Church OF God or Sainss--Chapel on
Harrison av.. one block north OF Lincoln
way ~. Elder Otis Austin. pastor, and
T. der j. l. Forsythe, assistant pastu..
Sunday school at P.35 =. H.; +. W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
MISSIONS.

Hope-C1A y StuGeoaxer 81. sunday
school NJ . 80 p. m Preaching at sac
and 7.30 p. m Services during the
week and Monday. Friday and Saturday
evenings at z As O'Clock. All welcome
Marx Nunemaker in charge.
city Rescue-11J Z. Jorvrson Divd.
Ray 4. Bird superintendent
GospeI-2lS T. Lasaue av. Services
Wednesday evening at T:45; Saturday
ard sunday evenings 1T 80. Everybody
welcome.
PentecOstA Apostolic Enith-30 y.
Olive st sunday school at 10 90 a. m.
pastor: residence. 1904 4 Indiana av.
sunday school az $50 q. IN; Z. u.
stanley. superintendent.
Conference Memorial Uniied-GOS :. st
Joseph 81 Kew. &. A. Sickafoose. pastor.
sunday school az $3.50 a. N. George burk-
hart. sunerlntendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
Bv DIR. c. s. BRAININ

O:4O a. m; October 4, $3.50 p. m;
October z. $40 p. m. October -,
1875 p. m; October 81. s p. m;
October go 4:50 p. m. All these are
in Eastern Standard time. and those
living in other time divisions must
make the proper corrections. We are
indebted TO The Evening Sky Map
for this almanac Of Algol eclipses.
1t should not be difficult TO pick out
Algol from the other stars of Per
seus by aid Of the map, and the OBJ
servation Of its fading and recovery
Will prove highly interesting and
instructive TO ever yone.
Taurus, the Bull.
Just a little 10 the northward Of
the east point Of the horizon is riz-
ing the great constellation of Tau
rus, the Bull. The great star of
this group, the first-1magnitude
Aldebaran, is as yet a little low for
convenient observation at map time,
but with each night IL will improve
in position and Will soon be much
higher in the sky. It can, Of course,
be well observed these days some
what later than the conventional
time for evening sky maps.
The cluster of the PleiadeS, which
divides with Aldebaran the interest,
can befound a short distance further
above the horizon. Aldebaran is the
eve Of the bull, and there was a
time when the rising Of AIdebaran
together with the sun was taken to
mark the beginning Of spring; later.
when Aries became the spring sign,
in place of Taurus, Aldebaran was
still the brightest star in the first of
the zodiacal signs. The astrologers
looked upon this star as a particu-
larly lucky one. which would bring
TO those under its protection wealth,
honor and power.
Only seven stars are visible to us
observers that are brighter than AL
debaran, which is practically a
standard first magnitude star, ac-
cording to the more strictly scien-
tific method of guaging magnitudes.
The light Of Aldebaran shows an IN
doubted reddish tinge and probably
indicates a very great age, or devel-
opment and cooling. It's light takes
nearly thirty years to reach us,
whereas the sun, which IS 90,000,00
miles away, sends US his light in
about eight minutes. If Aldebaran
were suddenly to experience a re-
markable catastrophe or should sud-
denly cease to exist, we should be en-
tirely unaware OF this. and a gem
Grafton would pass before our as
tronomers would learn of the
change. a generation Of men on
earth would see a star where. per
haps, there no longer was one. In
absolute magnitude. /. g., in real
size or briliancy, Aldebaran is 100
times as great as the sun.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26

m, organization Of catechetical class;
q 40 p. m, Luther league, leader, MISS
Vida Laudeman; Z 80 y. m, YesperS Win
sermon: Thursday, all-day sewing meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. c. II. Harris,
026 Z. Donald St; Friday evening choir
rehearsal.
st. FMui.s 6eryaaa-JeTersos and WIZ
liam SITS Rev. II. HOLE. pastor.
Sunday will be annual mission testi-
VAL German service at . 80 d. m, Eng
lish service at II n. m; Rev. WambS-
Eanse OF Fort Wayne, Ind. will speak
I'm both morning services. The choir VIII
sing a selection in each service. Speclai
service in the evening at 80, conducted
ia the German language. Rev. l..
Nuechterlein Of 81. Joseph, Mich, has
been asked 70 give talk on mission
work; Walther league monthly social
meeting Tuesday S p. m, choir rehefr-
sal wednesday evening; sewing circle
Wednesday afternoon.
Gloria Del swedIsh-IChapin and Kerr
sts Rev. Carl G. Anderson, pastor.
Fortieth anniversary celebration; a.
m. morning service in English with con-
firmation, sermon preached by Rev. l.. ).
Trued Of Gary, Ind; ~: 80 a. M. SWe-
dish morning service with communion,
BAPTISM reception OF new members
preparatory address by Rev. G. Lundahl'
ID. u. Of Chicago, morning sermon oy
Rev J. Torell OF Chesterton, Ind. 8 p;
m historical program short historical
sketch by the pastor: address IN Eng
lish by the Rev. z. Peterson, d. D., pres
fdent OF the conference, "reminiscences Oy
Or G.. Lundahl, the organizer OF the
Gloria Del congregation; $50 p. IN.
lunch served 10 all present; p. IN con
frmation reunion. assembling OF all the
classes nj D. m; I 30 p. m. program
dress IN Swedish by Rev G. Olsou. al
dress in English by Rev. {. q. Erlkson'
ph d address in behalf Of the con-
frmands by A Gust Johnson; ,. m.
Wednesday regular mid-week service
n m Thursday, the Ladies' Aid will
meet. NIesdames Theodore Holth, Einar
H0lth and John Steiner entertain.
BRETHREN.
Tirst-12t4 8. Michigan St Rev. q.
" Rench. pastor Residence PA F.
broadway. Bible school at 9 30 a. m.
Rev Sfoffeld religious director Tor
South Bend. Will speak 90 school at close
Of ITS session: 10 80 a. IN, sermon Dy
Dastor. subject Christian separation
7 20 y. M. address on Armenia by the
Armenian Y i. BeshgetOor.
First Church Of the Brethren-Cor.
Indiana nv and Miami st. SUNDAY
school at 30. Z. q. stanley supeflnteh-
dent. co.,
Enrolment OF students for the school,
OF Religious Education, at close or sun
day school session. morning worship at
no 20 sermon by the pastor subject,
..-The Model Prayer evening worship AT
80. sermon by pastor; subject, Gath-
eriug or Scattering II. II. Helinah'
pastor ,os o. G. yo..,A.
81 e A SickafoCse, pastor; sunday
school Mt $3.50. George BITkhurt, super
public worship 10 ~ n. m. 6:45 c. E.
T:4J preaching special music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS.

Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day
Saints holds services every Sunday even
Ing at Z 40 In the WoOdmen's hall, S.
Michigan ST
Elder George Marshall and Elder J..
Leonard Grow will be the speakers. Sub
lect, The Restored Gospel"
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