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Evening journal., 1920-11-27
is THE Church
WORTH WHILE?
DR.. Sumwalt, of Grace
Church to Preach on This
Question Tomorrow
A GREAT VICTORY
EVENING THEME

rs the Church Worth While2''
will be the subject OF the sermon by
Dr. Sumwalt in Grace Church tomor-
row morning. AS shis is a question
heard very oftln 10 Will form the
basis for a sermon which all will
want 10 hear as 10 VIII doubtless
strengthen our belief In our church
and help others 10 gain that faith.
The organ numbers ar, prelude, grand
offertOlre In d Minor, Batiste: post
lude, "a SOlg Of Praise" I.amare ;
the choir will sing Baumbach's Festl-
val TIE Deum In Il Flat, by Babylons
Wave, Gounod.
The Epworth League service will be
one Of Thanksgiving spirit and many
OF .he m mbers will take part. MISS
Louise SumWalt viii sing a vocal solo.
The Epworth League gave Thanksgiv-
ing baskets 10 nine needy famllNs and
wish TO thank all those who made
this contribution possible.
At the evening service Or. Sumwalt
will conclude his series OF sermons
on 1.-THE Four Things for Big Life"
The topic will be "A Great Victory"
The choir will sing: Haydns, THE
Heavens Are Telling" and Mrs. Bah
cock will sing "Abide With Me-" Lid
de (; the organ numbers ar recital,
theme and variations Duke Street" "
Kinder; ROmanza, WolstenhOlme /;
B.rceuse. Godard Postlude, organ
p0silude in d, Merkel.
The Junior League will meet in the
church house at $50 o'clock; the Sew
ing Society Will meet in the church
house on Tuesday 10 make further
preparations for the Christmas sale (;
the Mems Dinner will be held in the
church house next Wednesday at 6
O'Clock.
The Missionary Societies will meet
in the church house Friday. The
Home Society will conduct the morn
ing session. Mrs. Emma Shilling will
be In charge OF devOtlOns and Mrs
Emma Wood win discuss the topic /:
"Hand In Hand" The hosiesses for
the box luncheon are Mrs. ]. r. VIII
son. Mrs. Sue Thompson, Mrs. w. c..
Winner and Mrs. G. NJ. ID. Cam.
The Foreign Society will meet In the
afternoon with Mrs. Eli Mendinhall in
charge Of devOtions and Ralph L..
Mlnker In charge of the topic. "From
The Twilight OF the Old TO the sun
light Of the New"
The annual Standard Bearers Sales
will be held in the church house all
day Friday, Many attractive and in
expensive Christmas gifts and cards
will be on sale.
The Boys Club will meet in the
church Saturday from 7 10 9p. m. Mr..
T. e. Gallagher win be in charge and
will be assisted by ]. NJ. Mitchell
Marvel Phillips, William Longacre,
Norman Wade.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
DR.. MECHEN At
FIRST-CENTRAL
Subject of Sermon Tomor-
row Morning, The Chris
tian'S Confidence"
QUARTET WILL
SING SELECTION

At First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Market street above Ninth,
the Rev. J. Gresham Machen, b. D.. Of
Princeton semRary Princeton, N. j.,
will again preach.
Dr. Mach en- is an eloquent preacher
and those who heard him on his pre-
vious visit to Wilmington, three weeks
ago, will welcome tDe opportunity Of
hearing him again. His sermon topics
1890 and 7i5 o'clock. VIII be "The
Christians Confidence" and The
Dangers OF Neutrality"
Al The morning service the church
quartet, composed Of Louise Crown
over, Mildred Mason, Marion J. Mink
er and John J. Hayes, Jr., will sing
Come Ie Thankful People, Come. 7"
81 elley. Mildred Mason. conlralto,
win sing "The King OF Love My Shep-
herd Is" G0unod.
Sunday School at - o'clock.
Christian EndeavOr service at Gas
O'Clock
At the evening service the choir, un-
der the direction OF John A. Thoms,
VIII sing Make a Joyful Noise Unto
the Lord Mueller. The duet "Still
Is the Night "Goetze, VIII be sung by
Louise Crownover and John j..
Hayes, Jr.
The organ numbers for the day fol-
low: Morning, Organ prelude, "Samt
DAmOur," Blgar; ''pOstlude In G."
kroeger. Evening organ prelude,
"Romance" Zitterbart; "Postlude IN
c." Maclzey.
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AN HONEST REQUEST
THEME AT MCCABE

The services at McCabe Memorial
NJ. e. Church will begin tomorrow at
1890 O'clock, with a sermon by the
pastor; subject, christian Worth" :"
The Sunday School will meet at 1915
o'clock. with special features. as a
part Of the closing exercise. The Ep-
worth League service will be held at
Gas o'clock, with Miss Margaret
Foulk as the leader
The league has been especially in
teresting and helpful recently and
promises 10 be more so tomorrow
The pastor will preach an evangelis-
tic sermon at 730 o'clock; subject,
"An Honest Request" The choir VIII
sing special music at both the morn
ing and the evening services.
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STOP Thief
PASTOR Theme
DR.. Smiley Also to Preach
on "Platform for a United
Christendom"
MISS ARCHER
TO SING SOLO

At West Presbyterian Church.
Eighth and Washington streets, the
pastor, the Rev. u. Franklin Smiley,
d. D., will occupy The pulpit somor-
row. His morning theme at 1890
O'Clock win b ~ Platform for a
United Christendom." The instru-
mental and choral music viii be:
Loud's Meditation" anthem, praise
the Lord by Bordse. With Mrs r.
J.. Woodmancy as soprano soloist ;
Offeriory, "A River OF Life" by Lacey
and Hipworth's "postlude in d major"
Bible school at o'clock. The Mems
Bible class meets In the church audi
iorlum at the same hour Dr. Smiley
teaches the lesson. Miss Mary Archer,
soprano. will sing. Music by Pyle's
orchestra
At the C. E. meeting at Gas o'clock.
Inspiring Stories from Home Mission
Fields viii be told Leaders, Mrs J..
n. NanHorn and Miss Mildred Lilley.
The Peoples Popular praise service
at 7.30 O'Clock will be featured by a
special program by the chorus choir
as follows. Geihers 20 Paradise" F.;
alto solo, "Sun Of My Soul" by Huhn,
MrS J. G. Allen, sololst; male quartet,
with solo, 'Just Look to God In
Prayer by Edwards. The quartet
Ainssrs s. II. Jones, J. T. Clymer,
Oscar Stiegler and r. p Jones; Offer
tory, "Our Light and salvation" by
Judson. Miss Viola Months organ
Rockwell. and professional" by
Faulkes. The Holy Communion win
be observed and new members will be
received on Sabbath morning, Deem
ber 6 Preparatory service on next
Wednesday, evening
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
To TALK ON
THE PILGRIMS
Thanksgiving Day Services
at Union Church With
Timely Subjects
OUR RANSOME THEME
OF EVENING SERVICE

The Rev. Harvey w. Ewing. Of Union
M. E. Church, Will preach at tho
morning and evening services there
tomorrow. tn order OF the DAYS
services Is as follows:
Glass meeting at $50 O'Clock, E. w.
Dunlap, leader; public worship at
1870 \. NJ, sermon. subject. ''1h e
Pilgrims" Sunday School at = p. NJ,
w. L. Bicking, superintendent: Ed
worth League at 6.l5 p. NJ. w. w.
Walls, leader; evening worship al
73O Y. NJ, sermon, subject, "Our RAN
SON. the second in the series, why
Jesus Came"
Music for the day: Organ prelude,
"Andante in B. Flat" Lemare: anthem,
Great and Marvellous" Maunder
anthem, THE Sweet Story of Old"
Biount; offertory, "Idylle," Stebbins
postlude. "Tarantella," Dubois. organ
recital al 7t5 O'Clock. Miss Johnson
anthem, THE Lord Brings Back His
Own," Gilbrath; song number from
uhe revival book; offertory, "Cradls
song, Schubert; organ postlude,
soldiers Chorus. Gounod.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
TIMELY TOPICS
At EPWORTH
Rev. T. F. Beauchamp Will
Preach on "The Great
Challenge"
NIGHT THEME VISIT
WITH ROYALTY"

Services at Epworth M. e. Church,
Tenth and Lombard streets. the Rev.
T. F. Beauchamp, pastor, tomorrow,
Will begin with a class meeting, led
by George w Booker. At 1890 O'Clock
the pastor will preach, his theme be
o'clock the Sunday School session will
be in charge Of superintendent w. l..
Overdeer. The Epworth League Will
hold an interesting service at $50
O'Clock and at 100 the chorus choir,
led by Prof George q. King, win sing
several special numbers and the pas
tor will preach, his subject being "A
Visit With Royalty"
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DIR. STONE TO PREACH
AT PENINSULA M. P.

AT the new Peninsula Methodist
Protestant Church, the Rev. Edward
Daniel Stone. of Baltimore, Md, who
Is the teacher OF he repuled largest
mems Bible class in the United States,
and perhaps the world. will speak
lie will address an adult rally at the
Y. NJ; C. A. on Monday night at 8
o'clock
The Rev Leonard B. Smith. the pas
tor viii preach at both services to-
morrow, at the Jr. Q. u, A. NJ Hall,
O'Clock will he IAN Opinion That
Counts" and at 730. "Prodlgals in tho
Making" Both services viii be evan
gelistc. The Sunday School at noon.
will observe home missionary day.
and the Christian Endeavorers viii
discuss Inspiring Stories from Home
Mission Fields" at 6.3O o'clock.
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.JR. MECHANICS TO
ATTEND WESLEY

Services will begin at Wesley NJ. f.
Church at 1890 o'clock when pastor
Will preach. This service VIII be fol-
lowed by the session OF the Sunday
viii teach his Bible class at the same
lime. The young peoples meeting
Win he held at Gas o'clock. Miss Edith
yallaau Will be the leader and Harry
Link. OF the Y. VI. c. A.. will make an
address This service will be followed
ny the preaching service at 730
o'oock, at which time the pastor will
preach a special sermon 10 the Junior
Order United American Mechanics OF
the State, VIII will attend the services
IN body, led by tho band Of Eureka
Council. No. 4.
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L0DGEMEN TO HEAR
SERMON AT MADELEY

Members Of the p. o. S. OF A. will
attend the morning services at Made
Rev.L. w. Broadway will preach on
the subject, Wisdom From Above"
The morning class will meet at
$50 o'clock, John II. Ford, leader
The Sunday School will meet at 2i5
O'Clock. The EpwOrth League SER
vice will be held at Gas o'clock. At
7.30 o'clock Prof ssor Smith will di-
rect the choirs in a song service. At
g O'Clock the pastor will preach re-
ViVal sermon
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
ST. ANnRENpS d H

The services in st. Andrews, cor
ner SfBpley and Eighth streets the
Rev. Richard w. T1apneil, rector. to
morrow. the first Sunday in Advent.
will be: Bible Glass and Sunday
School at 9.45 O'clock; Holy Commu1-
ion and sermon at II O'Clock; evening
prayer and sermon, 7.i5 O'Clock.
Tuesday, st. Andrews Day. cssbra-
tion OF the Holy Communion at t0.30
O'Clock.
The services in st. Matthew's Chapel,
corner Shipley and Eighth streets, tina
first Sunday IN Adwent, will be Sun
day school at 4 O'Clock; Holy Com
munion and sermon at 5 O'Clock
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KTNGsWOOD NJ. n CHURCH

The Rev. George W. Bounds, pastor
OF Kingswood Methodist Episcopal
Church, has announced the following
order for tomorrOw's services in that
church:
Sunday-iO3O A. NJ. public worship
ular session OF the Bible school; 6i5
p. NJ, Epworth League service,
George A. White. president; 730 p.
NJ, sermon by the pastor; Monday
evening-730 O'Clock, church class ;
Wednesday evening, prayer meeting.
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FIRST NJ. p. CnRcH

~ Flrst NJ. p C1uFVh, S1Venll
street below Walnut, the Rev. Warren
n Hodges. pastor. the services tnmor-
row Will be: Morning worship at
~ 70 o'clock, subject OF sermon. with
One Accori N One Place" The choir
VIII sing "Oh. Love That WIN Not
Lci Me Co." sabbath School al 2 IS
p'clock. Christian Endeavor at Z
O'Clock Evening worship az 745
o'clock subject OF Sermon. with ono
accord With Excuses" Miss Helen
Spooner win sing Unanswered Yet y
The evangelstic services will con-
tnue fach night OF the coming week
cNc pi Saturday nirht
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REVIVAL SERVICES
AT SWEDISH M. E.

services at the Swedish NJ. e.
Church, tiii East Eleventh street
sne KEY. Joseph Karling pastor, will
pe ns neid at the usual hours tomorrow.
Niur1Ihs worship at 1890 o'clock A.:
League at Z o'clock and evening SER ~,
vice at 730 O'Clock.
series OF revival services will
Degln at the evening service and will
be continued throughout the week
every evening at 7.30 o'clock. The
hevv Carl G: Westerdahl evangelist.
VIII have charge OF the services
which will be ln English with the
exception Of Wednesday evening
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH

Worship viii be held in The New
Church. Pennsylvania avenue and
Broome street at i0i5 O'Clock the
Rev. George Henry Dole. minister.
Sermon subject: Taking Down the
Shields Of Gold and Putting Up the
Shields OF Brass" Musical program :
Prelude, by Faulks; anthem, "Thou
Crownest the Year With Thy Good
ness" Burdett; anthem, souls Of the
Righteous" Henry c. Banks; postlude
in G.. West
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
FIRST SWEDISH BAPTIST cHuRCH

The order OF services in the First
Swedish Baptist Church tomorrow
Will be as follows: iO45 o'clock
preaching by Frank Anderson; sun
day school at noon; the Young peo-
pies SocNty me Is al Gas o'cnock :.
az 100 p. n. Nile Anderson
VIII preach. Tho Ladies' Society
meets on Thursday afternoon. ne
oember ., at the home of Mrs Albert
Johnson. 2209 Church street. The
prayer service viii be held Thursday
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
RICHARDSON PARK NJ. r. CHuRCH.

The Rev. A. w. Goodhand. pastor
of the Richardson Park NJ. p. Church.
win preach the FIRST or a serf OF
sermons on THE prodigal SON" AT
that church tomorrow evening. The
subject OF The FIRST srmon win be
'The Departure. "
AZ the morning service at 1870
O'Clock, the sermon subfct will be
The Earnest Of All Inheritance.
the Sunday School will mret at the
usual hour
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MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.

Sunday services at the Christian and
Missionary Alliance, 504 West Fifth
street, tomorrow, will be as follows
10. 30 O'Clock, sermon by the pastor.
subj Ot. "17r Church's Possibilities -
2 O'Clock, Sunday School; $50 O'Clock,
Young Peoples m citing; 7.30 O'Clock,
evening sermon by the pastor, sub
iect. Seeing JESUS" Mid-Week pray
er meetings on Monday and Thursday
al 7.3O O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
THE OPEN DOOR
SERMON SUBJECT

Ihe Rev. E. C. Sunneld. pastor OF
Eastlake NJ E. Church, viii preach at
the morning and evening services In
ihat church tomorrow. The order oI
tne days services Will be as follo,vs
o.50 O'Clock, class meeting: 40 RI
Q CLOCK, sermon by the pastor. suh-
lect' Ihv salt Of the Earlh - The
Bible classes will meet al noon )
Q clock, Sunday School; Gas o'eIock
CnIlstlan Endeavor service: TIF
Q CLOCK. song service and sermon. snh-
Ject, THE Open Door" sun
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
MT. BETHFL BAPTIST

Revival is is still going on at Mt.
Bethel Baptist Church, West street.
near Second Street. Preaching to-
morrow at 1910 o'clock, by the pas
tor, The Rev. u. r. Corbin, subject
Up and Down Hill Journey; las
O'Clock, clear Deed and Ti.h TO
Heaven" $50 o'clock, B. Y. p. U.; 2
o'clock. preaching by the Rev. E. X.
L IOWmaX
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
ST. LUKE,S r.. Il. CHURCH.

Services at St. LuNe's Reformed
Ep soopal Church, Monroe and Eighth
streets, the Rev. William Lamming.
rector. tomorrow win be as follows
ing prayer and sermon at II O'Clock ;
chaldren's service at 2 O'Clock; even
ing prayer and sermon at 730 O'Clock ;
mid-week prayer service at 8 p. m.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
REV. AS. D0LB0W TO
PREACH AT ASBURY

AZ Asbury NJ r. Church, Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev George White
VIII be as follows Q A. NJ, union class
meeting, J. c. Wilson, leader: fO3O
A. NJ, sermon by the Rev. Andrew j
Dolbow. evangelist; . p. NJ. SUNDAY
school; $50 p. NJ, Epworth League.
heme, "Un-Chrlstian America. a
Menace and a Challenger 7.3O p. NJ,
sermon by the Rev Andrew J. Dol.
bow
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a. u. CHURCH.

Tomorrows services at The a. L..
Church, French street above Eighth
street. The Rev. j. W. Brown, pastor,
will he as follows: 1890 o'clock.
preaching; 70 O'Clock. noon, class
meeting; 2.3O p. m. Sunday school,;
I.45 p. m, special sermon TO United
Orler OF Tennis.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
TRINITY CHIfRcH

The services on Sunday at Trinity
p F. Church viii be as follows. Holy
Communion at 730 o'clock: Sunday
school 40 2 30 o'clock. morning PRAYER
and sermon at n o'clock: evening
prayer and sermon at las o'clock. tn
Rev r. VI; kirkus will preach morn
ing and the Rev. A. 2. Jones in the
evening.
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mLLCREsT NJ. ID. CHnincn

AZ HIIIcrest NJ. p. Ohuroh lhe nul-
PIT Will eb occupied tomorrow morn
llng and evening by the Rev. Penrose
IaIley. The Rev. j. p. Otis, the aewfv
appointed pastor, will have charge Of
all the services next Sunday.
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SECOND NJ. p. CHImcn

Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage streets. the Rev. B. +
Jester. pastor, will sold services To-
morrow as follows. Sunday school
2-3O p. m; preaching, 730. by the
pastor; prayer meeting Friday even
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
FIRsT UNITARIAN cmncn.

science and Prayer" will b the
subject OF sermon by the Rev. w. A..
Nrooman in the Unitarian Church.
West street above Eighth, at the Al
o'clock service tomorrow morning.
Miss Wales and the ladies' choir will
lead the singing
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PROGRESSIVE sPIRITUAIIsrs.

ReIlglOus and messag. service SUI
day evening at 7A5 O'clock,
Pyihian Castle. 9O6 West
street. Service conducted by Mrs
Ellen Con. Licentiate. mesag by Dr.
harles Gatier, Of Philadelphia.
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"THE WOULD Hope -

Charles Ferguson Of Chester. viii
sneak or the subject, "The Worlds
Hope" on Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock, in Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Hall. qO7
ratnall street, under the auspices OF
IN / B. :. A.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
LATER DAY sAINrS

NC Lhurch OF Jesus Christ of T,at-
TER Day Saints (Mormons), will hold
sunday services in Eden Hail 2nS
West Tenth street, at 7.3O o'cBock.
WON n missionaries from Utah viii
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
TrNIoN A A = cmncu

The Rev Robert Z. Williams Will
preach at ne Union American NJ. r..
Church. Twelfth and French streets
at n O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Sunday School meets al go
n'cock Evening service az 8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
GOSPEL SINGER AT CUApEI

J. A. Fitch, gospel singer Of Phila-
delphia, Will sing at the NJ. E Chanel
seventh and jefferson streets. at ali
services tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
Special Sermons and Music TO Be Heard in City Churches again
Why You Should
Go To Church
The Churches of Wilmington

welcome you to their services which you will find an
nounced in the adjoining columns If you have no regu-
lar church home you will find hearty welcome in the
church of your choice An hour spent with God in COM
pany with your fellows will give you added strength for the
DAYS work.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-20
Announcement

Since devoting the past twenty
one months of my time and pro-
fessional services to the United
States Government, l have re-
turned to Carrizozo to resume
my former practice. l have
opened offices in the building
formerly occupied by DR.. h. T.
Lucas and am ready to serve
every one who may desire my
services.
Very Respectfully,
DIR. JOHNSON.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-20

r. e. Berry, Carrizozo, N. M.
M. j. McNamara, Sr., Carri-
zozo, N. M.
For the present. any soldier or
sailor belonging TO the Post who
desires to obtain a book from the
Post Library may call on I. M.
Carr for the key to the hall, get
the book or books he wishes, re.
gister his name and the date he
got the book and the number of
the book in the record provided.
which will be found on top of
the book case and when he re-
turns the book simply write
across the record, ''resdrned.
The Local Post of the American
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-20

The Benjamin l. Berry Post
No. II, of the American Legion,
Carrizozo, N. M. has announced
the receipt of five French Mem
orial Death Certificates which
have been distributed to the fol.
lowing relatives Of the deceased
soldiers:
Mrs. j. N. White, Graham,
Texas;
Mrs. Pearl Hughes, Carrizozo,
N. M;
Mrs. Martha Hamilton, CARR.
zozo, N. M.
Zella Morgan, Carrizozo. N. M.
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THAT within two hours drive
4 from Carrizozo. N. NJ. at an
altitude Of 5000 feet, Is to be
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wherr the speekled trout abound,
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Where one may sit in the shade
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DO you KNOW?
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Of a place ofrest and a play ground
for It's members?
And that they r going to give
you, and every lover Of fresh air
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one Of its members2
At a recent meeting ofthe board
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rate Of $50. 90 which will Qf accept
ed during this short period,) in
clude dues till June LIST. 1921.
DO you KNOW?
That hardly less essential than
sleep Is sunshine and the open air?
There are some men and women
who do not manage in six months
TO be out in the open sunshine for
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These Same individuals have
been taught that the energy con
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for vitality. health and vigor, yet
they ignore this fact. living on
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Sunshine helps to remove and
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-20

Legion, C~arrizozo, New Mexico,
has announced that applications
for membership have been re-
ceived from Sgt. Ralph M. Dow,
Lincoln, N. NJ. and Sgt. William
w. GALLAGHER. Carrizozo, N. M.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-20

AS a branch of the Woman's.
Missionary Society Of the Metho-
dist Church of this city. a mis-
sion study class has been. or
ganized. Mrs. George Barber.
the president, has appointed Mrs.
Stadtman to take charge of this
work for the coming year. 1t
starts off with twelve active
members and the meetings will
be held on the first and third
Wednesdays of each month. in
the evening, at the Methodist
Church. The first meeting was
held this week, on Wednesday
evening with the study of the
book entitled Christian Amer
icanization" by Charles A.
Brookes, Secretary of the For
eign.speaking Missions of the
Baptist Home Mission Society,
New York City. Unifcation of
effort for a common cause is
perhaps the most significant
trend of the day. The theme of
the book is especially important
at this time, when America oc.
cupies so CONSPICUOUS a place in
work, influence and power.
"One language. one flag" is
much. but 1t is not enough for
the highest national unity and
expression. There must be a
spirit Of the betterment Of the
social unity and order in the
United States, and only through
the contagion of Christian think
ing and living, can this be &C.
complished. 1t is with these deep
convictions concerning the re-
lation of the church to American
i2ation that this book, a task for
the churches, is sent forth. 1t
might be interesting to know
'hat everybody, both young and
old are urged to join this class.
The Gentlemen are extended an
initavtion to join. and participate
in the study. The following
program is for Wednesday night
this week:
Song service, Scripture read
ing and prayer-Rev. Douglas.
Organization Mrs. Stadtman
The Text and the Author
Mrs. McQuillen.
Introduction and Purpose
Mrs. Barber.
Americas Geographical posi-
ton and features in relation to
character of its population Miss
Spence.
Racial composition of Ameri-
can population-Mrs. Cole.
Social and Economic conditions
and developments that have
changed the character of Amer
lean life Mrs. Mccall.
Reading "Abou BenAdhem.
Slogan
United we stand
In defense of our land
Come and hear of the tasks