Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-04

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your wives and children to the bible
school and visit the mems bible class
The young people meet at and the
evening service IS at s o'clock. Notice
themes In church column. This Is a
homelike cburhc. a church of the
bible and for the people. Try oul
welcome, Committee.
Mrs. 8. p. Knisely and Mrs. George
M. Lyon were hostesscs Friday night
at the home OF the latter, 8 North
Sixth street, at miscellaneous
shower for Miss Ruth A. Tracy, who
Is to be married early In October to
George q. Kibbee, Of Forest City. The
house was prettily decorated with
garden flowers. An informal hour
was made pleasant with games and
music and the hostesses served re-
freshments.
AT tho Congregational church
school tomorrow at 10 a. M, Mr..
JOHN Wells will speak to the mems
bible class on The Building OF Solo
mons Temple" Promotion exercises
postponed one week. At II a. m. Mr..
Martin will preach, Mrs. Cobb will
play, and Miss Shove will sing.
Strangers and those interested In the
labor situation are earnestly Inv | ID
to tho services. See sermon subject
in another columr.-commit!e>.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Mclaughlin,
formerly OF the st. Anthony neigh
borhood, who have been living at
Havelock, Neb., for four years
where Mr.. Mclaughlin is employed
by the c. B. & O., were II, the city
today on their way to st. Anthony
to visit Mrs. McLaughlin's father,
Thomas Dunn. and other relatives.
mr.. Mclaughlin will remain at st.
Anthony for q few days while look
ing after business connected with a
farm he owns near there.
city Church Problems for septem-
Der Consideration" morning; and
Our National Characteristic" night,
will be the sermon subjects at the
Central Church of Christ tomorrow.
II You enjoy hearing the truth plain
ly spoken on vital subjects you are
cordially invited. All others will be
more comfortable at home Mr.. Henry
Shove, Jr, will sing at the morning
service. A girls quartet Will sing at
the night service. An up-to-dat
Sunday school with splendid orches-
ira at 9:45. Christian Endeavor So
c1et1es at 6:30.-Advertisem
The funeral Of Mrs. Louis F. Tall
ley WAS held from the home. 613
Fremont street, at 1880 this morn
ing by Rev. w. q. Crowder. Burial
was In Riverside. The pallbearers
were E. H. shuey, c. G. siegel,
Thomas Stotts. B. B. Shollenberger,
Fred w. Carl and e. L. Billings.
Those here from distance were I.
A. Talley, Miss Jessie Talley and
Rev. Robert Swick and Rev. Robert
B. L. Bailey, Diagonel: Rev. and Mrs.
M. r. Talley, Atlantic; E. w. Gey-
er, Graham, Mo-; G. H. Geyer Skid
more, Mo-, and Mrs. Emma Eckles,
Maryville, Mo.
Tomorrow's program at the Meth
odist church will be an interesting
one. Sunday school opens with a
program by the orchestra. At the
moning service Dr.. Crowder will
preach on "The Lesson of Gladness."
Ralph Pyke will preside at the or
gan and Miss Ruth Haines win sing.
In the evening Miss Agnes Baird, Of
Los Angeles, who is on her way to
Constantinople to resume her mis-
sionary work, will give an address.
Attention friends OF the church. To-
morrow is automobile day. # you
have an auto use it tomorrow and
help the cause OF the church. Invite
q friend or nstghbor to be your suest
and bring them % dhtroh 1f6 SuIi-.
d1| sph&ol, Hvn4aY vtat4oSS Ii thx
ctey ess eassd to w6raAi; w4sk T..