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oo'Stuts SUuliWuW. Spr Srets
iers Strife | Senrp Street, 9roofIpn,
= Senrp St-airfen, iom oen popn.
lGrt falbeS = ferret iib1te Gsnbaa
65.aarSbagen for i'm StifteIie meo
Seltguostieneite ON 6ormioSaaen
og en- ieitlig Eilitelnins ON gfte.
ilen, meooeler "Rorb. Sib." 9eo
cen bsitioclige @uoStieneite preo;,
tet Taitor 6. 8. Eeberien paa Gu.
aellf % Weuigbebens Yrcit, TaItor
2. 1urmo,' baa Rorif,\ og Der bar
Gang al 6rf. Clara S~ngebretien OF
al Horom9noeneS Sangiorenina.
Seiten ON aitenen aabneoes al ga.
for s. y. 8ram meb @noast og en-
Solc, bpori ban irembar en- bierte.
l1 &4ien ira Sattermeuisbeoe,l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25
Sriit @nlSbrpllAp. Wr. % 90

Sriit 8nlbbrpllap. Wr. og Wrs.
Sons Spreenieni S14S Chaplin
SD, Chicago, ifuloe forleben Cal
eiter so aarS Samlip feire lit Sub.
lrpuup meb Ell itsrre Set, bport
flere bunore0e Wenneifer ifulbe taee
Gel, men oct belle blep foritprret peo
on iieIoen triif Seeipenbeb. Set ito
re Selifab ifllloe bolbes | Spiieia'
lem / llnoerctaaen, og peb Sertioea,
fcrt Sib for &i9iterne penteoes full
De oct 0rperoige s@gtepar inipicere
Spiieiale,l iom bar blet ualminbe'
Zig paffert beforeret for Inleonin'
cen. Sort Sio foruo babe Ssrne.
ne operraft inc 6orGlOre ct tort
Sptograii j Guloramne. 6otogrd'
fiet bar en- 8icngipelie al oct SnS
taa 1896 sSeberal ct, bpor De bleu
riet. SuIet itanr Der enbnu. "Wtor",
= ia ben gamle Mtano, ioet ban
Iiob % betragtcoe Sotograiiett, Oh
pegte paa ct bcitemt 8inou | gpg-
ningeu, al oct 9erelie Der for 80
&ar iiben ~. 9ef bar 'oe iiolte
Sro ban uotaIte. Saa falOt ban ont
fpo, ramlnet al Slag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25
Den nprife gmerifaliuies Nftier

SisIee Telegram fra Scbeofontoret
| ariitiania til Siniens Gbicagofon.
tor, bateret ben 19be OCTOBER, bar
Gurien paa 0iniens @ftier poa ari.
itiania Bars, 1909 eler ar. 800. 90
PIT. @ftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25
Or. 81. 8. Ssefman % Srne fei.

Or. &. 8. @sefinan % 6rue fei'
rer Splpbrai!p. g%eItpreren for 2il.
Their ~tbeologiife Seminar Or. 30. 3.
@scfman % Srue, fsot Sllga Solbp.
feireoe Wanoag Den 10be Sftober
Gslpbrpulip. 5 Gnleoning SugeI,
bapbe en- 8ruppe al Sslpbruoepor.
tets Genner urrangeret en- feltlig
Silitelning paa Seminariet. Ont
firing 200 oeIto9 / Soften for at be-
ere Sslpbrloeparret. &omiteen, iom
fpreitob Irrungementct, beitco al
Sr. s. o. Stub, Or. 6. 8r. Sobn'
icn, Mrs. 6 % 8espiJ % Wrs. s.
g. ailbabl o9 Stuoent tbeol. &apn.
&eb Seitborbet, bpor Or. Sobnier
t~rniioereoe, bolbtes Saler al Rrs.
6. s. 7ubI til 9ruoen; al Baitcr ..
anorem Rorum paa Epiaingbper'
neS HrciteifnbS 8egne, al Or. 8. g.
Brandt paa BET tbeoloaiife 8afiltetS
Gesre; Stuoent Hapn iom &epre.
ientant for Stuoenterne; Sipert
Nesbal paa @islionererncs geen,
NC al Or. $. q. Stnb paa Den rlorif-
httberife airfes 8egne; Or. Stut
operrafte SsIpbruoeparret Tom ct
@%rinbring ON Sueen ct pragtfnloi
Sslp.auifeierpice Iamt en- Eoienbu
fef til Wrs. gscfman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25
eenisr q. BiebIfeISts 2eSeI1e.

SN"'p~ VI ftSJtISAoAS NCpcAIS. "
$enbolo til De EIaner iou Snsenisr
Eiblfelot bar ~uoarbeioet, fomngr
Der life til at bli noeen ptbere Era.
f;fitars grnnoet Smbptnineen al Den
garnle meo Den me gro. Waf gjsr
Hegning paa at bape Hasiagertrafis
ten | fnio Gang efter bare So Ri
rters 5orlsb. gnfeltbeoerne pco
Den pmfattenoe % p~anlfeIiee SIpt-
hing er blet ~uborbeibet meb lige flor
asia9tigbeb iom en- General gisr
fet, ttaar ban logger fine enoeIiae
Flaner for ct Sopeoangreb. Gaar
bette rtpe 9roarbeioe itaar fnIot f9r-
Zig, fan De norife Sngeuisrer / Ime-
iifa fGite en- M @Ipmit / i'm aIe.
reoe ftore Spbersfrans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25

efrip eiter Vrpoerrrmplarer al "Teesrab'
Soften o. gto slrncu". Mseft iibbrebie norffe
gIab | amertfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25

eIrahninae % genner bismme I sloree euer
Gannart bill iGiie flor 8ris paa at mobiaee
"secorab.V oiieu % Deb grnen". aun $500
esatet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25
uacns Gctr.

Ge SorcneNe Staters Scirblreal'
meSbcIcr feIgcnoe ON Seiret | StoS'
runtmct 24oe i'll % meo 29oe Oft.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Normal temperature and generally
fair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25
Miuneapulis er opfo

! minneapolis er opfommei
en- 9epeselie for at itarte Ell ibelnf'
tenoc % belt norIf Renigbeb. Wis.
Itpnsfomiteen for Senbre Winne.
toto. 0iitrtft bar Sagen unoer
Sperpeielie, og oe ioreIsbiae timber
irgelier bar piit en- Iterf Stemring
tnr 1en. gn 8omite beStaaenbe al
NaItor &ispoIb, @uitap @tbe 90
Sperre GaIlano er | f~orelsbigt Mr.
teioe. On meeet foitbar Strife er at
iaa fjsbt til Ell Serrteoel al oets pir-
fclige 8ris pa 9epGgelien er oa og'
iaa rettet MOB ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-25
0ircftpr Spbmipn biem fra &ns-

StSSApA S~yutp" JDN" W" oN"~
lauS. Seem Oorfs 2aitbbrugslfole
8arminebale, 6. s., fom forleoen
tilbase eiter at bon / npgcn Sto paa
@nmooning Of Sunoelsminilter
Sooper bar itnbcret Sorboloene /
,pungeroiitrifterne / &uslano oe
2iIeaiien. Com Weolem al en- SEQ.
mite paa 5 Weblemmer bar ban reilt
5000 WtiI / bisie @gne; De fit al
Sen rusiiife &egierilrg SiaaoeIie til
at gaa, bpor De enifet, og ct eget
9ofomotip meo-&ogn, belfpttet al
@sOe. @arbiiter, bteu itiaet til De-
res Sisppiitiou. Yr. Sobnion no.
taller, at SprboIbene er f~orfGroeli3e,
og at De 80 Gage, ban tilbragte
GuSIatS, er De pGrite ban bar OPP
lepet. Oct er, flyer bon, life Sol.
ibepifitpret, men WfiSpert, iom er
Sfplb I Sungersnoocn. 8olibepif'
regierinser, bill meget eierne foo
iitonb biplomatiif 6orbinoelie og
S~anoeISiamfpen, meo De Soreneoe
Stater.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-24
GOVERNOR TAKES
NEWSPAPERS TO TASK
CONTINUED from Page One)

n.ttcd went to Savannah, Georgia,
custody, and the fact Of his departure
was published in the afternoon pa
pcrs. When he left Savannah, ostcn
sihy for Columbia with his prison
crs in charge, this fact also was
given wide publicity. When his pris
oncrs were delivered to the sheriff
Of Charleston county and were Sc
curcly guarded, the officers, as well
rs tho governor, were charged again
with surrcndcr!ng to the mob be-
cause the prisoners were not brought
forthwitn to Columbia, where the
mob was supposed to be forming.
"To have adopted this course would
probably have meant the shedding OF
blood and the unnecessary sacrifice
of human life. 1t is a VOL known
fact that the jail at Lexington is inse-
cured If there was no danger OF vio-
lcnce from without. These prisoners
must be incarceratcd, therefore, else
whore in Lexington until the time
Of trial. ] am unable to see where
the state government is failing in its
duty when it decides to hold the pris-
oncrs in the Jail at Charleston in pre-
ference to placing them in the Jail or
pcnitentiary at Columbia. The peni-
tertiary is not a detention house, but
is a prison where persons are in
carccratcd after conviction. 1T fre-
qucnuy happens, Of course, that pris-
oncr5 before trial are placed in the
Rcnitentiary for safe keeping There
would be no objection to such a course
in the present case, but there Is no
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-24
Netice Of Bond Sale

The trustees Of Youngs School
District No. Z, of Laurens county, the
State Of South Carolina, will sell at
the Offices of Simpson, Cooper 6 Babb.
Laurens, 8. c.. on the 3rd day Of Sep
tember, 1921, at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, coupon bonds Of said
school district in the sum OF -Four
Thousand Two Hundred Dollars
($i ,2O000). maturing twenty t20)
years after date thereof, bearing in
terest at six per cent per annum pay
able annually. to the hi@hcst
bidder, for cash. Sealed bids will be
received up to the time of the sale. All
bidfcrs will be required to deposit
with the chairman Of the Board cash
or certified check of some solvent
bank in tho sum Of One Hundred Dol
lars ($10000) to guarantee perform
ance on his part with the terms Of
his bid in the event same should be
accepted Deposits Of unsuccessful
bidders will be returned immediately
after the close OF the sale. The trus-
tees reserve the right to reject any
and al! bids. Sealed bids should be. ad
dressed to the Chairman OF the Board
OF Trustees, care Simpson, Cooper &
Babb, Attorneys. I4aurens, S. c.. and
plainly marked Bids for School ..,.r,,
"HM
]. II. ABTiRCROMBIE.
Chairman Board Of Trustees.
G-2t-A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-24

threatened to participate, In any act OF
violence or who was going armed,
demonstrations to the terror
Of the peace Of the community should
be arrested and committed to jail.
am assured by Sheriff Hetse that ho
has been vigilant and has been unable
to discover any threatened act Of vio-
lence. He assures me that persons
who were supposed to have gone to
Augusta, Ga, and entered the Jail
there, left the city of Columbia quiet
ly, and when he was informed Of their
departure, he notified the sheriff at
Augusta, Ga.
| was unable to get in direct COM
with Sheriff Roof of Lex
ington, but | have had u conference
with him today and he assures me that
he has been vigilant and active in the
discharge Of his duties. | did get a
to him similar to the one
given Sheriff Heise."
Says Wires Leaked
1T is rather significant that in al
most every instance here l had occa-
sion TO use either the telephone or
telegraph information as to the con-
tents Of my conversation or message
in some mysterious way found its way
to persons os the streets and to mem
bcrs, or ysmoathisers Of the would-bc
lynchcrS. This matter would like
to call to the attention Of the .authori-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-24

necessity for 1t unless there is reason
to apprehend danger Of a successful
attack on the Charleston jail.
In Touch With Situation
There seems to be an idea, also,
that the governor Of the state cannot
discharge the duties of his office un-
less he Is at his desk, in the COVER
nor's office in the state capitol. l wish
to say that l have been in constant
and continuous touch with this whole
situation, by telephone and telegraph
from my temporary residence on
Paris Mountain and have given the
same instruction and advice that l
would have given had been in CO.
lumbia. 1t IS neither customary nor
advisable, in my opinion, for the gov
ernor to be personally in charge and
Immediately on the scene of a dis
turbance OF this character. 1t fire..
quently happens that such an out
break is threatened in distant part
of the state from Columbia and |
have never known but one instance
where the governor left his office to
go to the scene OF trouble"
AS soon as | was informed that
there was a probable danger from an
act Of violence and that IL mob was
forming in Columbia. l communicated
with Sheriff Heise and directed him to
use his entire QClice force and would
give him additi, 'al men if necessary,
and that every person found i'm his
county who was participating, or
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-24
Notice Of Election
G-2t-A
tate Of South Carolina,
County Of Laurcns.

County OF LaurcnS.
Whereas, petitions signed by a legal
number OF the qualified electors and
free holders residing in Laurcns
school district No |, Laurens county,
South Carolina, Gsking for an election
upon the question OF voting an addi
tional mill tax upon the property in
said school district to be used for
school purposes, have been filed with
the county board rf education, an cleo
titn is hereby ordered upon said ques
ton, said election to be held on the
7th day of September, 1921, at Trim
ity-Ridec school building !. said dis
trict, under the management Of the
trustH of said school district.
Only such electors as return real or
personal property for taxation and
who exhibit their tax receipts and reg
istration certificates as required in
the general election shall be allowed
to vote.
Those favoring the mill additional
tax Shall vote a ballot containing the
word "YES" written or printed there
on Those against the 4 mill addition
al tax shall vote ballot containing
the word mo" written or printed
thereon. Polls shall open at the hour
of s O'Clock in the forenoon and shall
remain open until the hour of 4 o'clock
in the afternoon when they shall be
closed, and the ballots counted.
The trustees shall report the result
Of the election to the county auditor
and county superintendent Of cduca-
ton within ten days thereafter.
r. r. WILSON,
GET BY order Of County Board.
See Priscilla Dean in The Virgin
Of Stomhoul" at the Princess Theatre
Monday, August 20.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-24

See Priscilla Dean in "The Virgin
Of Stomhoul" at the Princess Theatre
Monday, August 30.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
MAN TOOK ALL
Her belongings
Woman Says Prospective
Husband Even Borrowed
Her Underwear
$500 OF HER COIN
ALSO GOES WITH HIM

Observation-Disclosures r. Walters.
60 years Old. testified IN a police
court against James B. Stanton.
charged with false pretenses and
operating a confidence game, that he
got everything she possessed, even
her underwear. silverware and pock-
etbook. When filing her complaint
against Stanton in the district attor-
ney's office. Mrs. Walters said;
stanton got everything had
everything. He took my silverware
which l saved from the San Fran
cisco fire, and pawned II. 1 even lei
him have a suit OF my underwear tC
wear when he was without any"
Stanton is alleged is TO have repre-.
scented himself to Mrs. Walters as IN,
direct heir 10 a fortune OF f25.OO0 II
Kentucky and owner OF mining in.
terests in Nevada and Colorado and
a farm in Oregon.
Stanton. il is said, obtained s70i
from Mrs. Walters and then disap
peared. lie represented, Mrs Wal
ters testified. that he was going 4
Idaho Springs to conclude a minini
deal which would net him $4,000
Mrs. Walters declared she conductel
a matrimonial bureau and tina
through her advertisement she me
Stanton. Instead Of finding a wifi
for him. she planned to marry him
Mrs Walters had been marrie
/ twice. Her first husband is dead an
she is divorced from her second
Stanton, she said, was to be he
third.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
Denuded Eggs, on Paper Plates,
Supply the Food for Picnic Dates
TODAYS RHYME BY FRANCES BOARDMAN

The Picnic Supper IS a Thing OF
which shall attempt to sing today
My Child This Kind OF Meal exerts
a very Wide Appeal among thos,
Elemental Souls who don't object e.
Chilly Rolls and Jelly overlaid with
Ants. and Missing Forks, and Ruin
ed Pants; who like TO have their
Coffee spilled each Time the shaky
Mugs are filled II is for Those who
like to squat upon a Slanting Lumpy
Spot without Conveniences for Legs.
while patiently denuding Eggs, pro-
testing that they do not mind be
cause the Salt was left behind
Some like the Porus Paper Plate
which will, in Time, amalgamat,
with all 'he damper Forms OF Chow
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

number 10 in the order OF organiza-
tion.
Quarters in the old car barn were
continued until October, 1914, when
the fire house at Third and Union
was dedicated in connection with the
celebration for the "old home week"
The company was motorized about
a year later. At the present time
all the apparatus is Of the latest
motor type. The present officers are
A. NJ. Haggerty, president; william
Rossiter, president; ID. S. Haley,
secretary. and F. f. Taylor financial
secretary and treasurer. The trus-
tees OF the company are Samuel e.
Hlnger, Henry +. Bickta. James +.
| Dougherty and John B. Appleby.
with the president A NJ. Haggerty
ex-officio chairman. John b. APP
/ pleby is the son OF the late Thomas
l. Appleby who called the meeting of
the citizens OF Silverbrook and vi
cinity in April. 1902, for prelimin-
ary organization.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
Union fire CO.
:, 10 YEARS OLD
Has Been Active as West
Side Volunteer Organi-
Zation
NO CELEBRATION
ON ANNIVERSARY

4 Union Fire Company is nineteen
years old today, the organisation
having received It's charter May 10.
'1902. Today also is the last ami
versary day Of the company's exist
fsnce as a volunteer organization.
the paid FIRE department becoming
effective on September /. Members
are not celebrating the anniversary
TO commemorate the organization or
Incorporation.
The Union Fire Company grew
out Of the old Union Social Club.
Agitation had been on for some time
for the formation OF FIRE company
in that section in and about Front
and Union streets This agitation
eliminated in meeting held on
March "a, 1892. when Henry F..
Bickta- now director Of the com
pany, presided.
y No definite action was taken at
this meeting. as Il was desired to
know the desires OF the people in
the matter. A second meeting was
held in April OF the same year. at
y which many citizens OF the Silver
brook section were present 1t was
then decided to organize the fire
4 company and william Rossiter.
Thomas r. Clairingbold and Robert
Kite, were made a committee TO OBJ
tain the charter These men were
the signers Of the charter which was
obtained May 13--Herbert II. Ward.
Sr., now an honorary member OF the
organization, was legal adviser dur
ing the organization OF the company.
The first meeting for organization
was held in the office OF Mr.. Ward
= on May Is. 1892. and the permanent
organization was put into effect on
the following Monday, May is. The
frst officers were Frank NJ. Sewer
president; Ernest ]. Otteni. secre-
tary. and Horatio L. Grubb. treasur-
-er. Between forty and fifty mem
bers were taken into the company
at the Saturday and Monday meet.
fngs
The first FIRE house was in the car
barn OF tho old Peoples Railroad a
Front and Union streets. portion
OF which ground was used for al
athletic field. The only apparatus
was a wagon. there being no horses
and when a fire alarm sounded
horse was hired for the occasion
The first fire. responded to by tn,
company, took place on July
! 1909, the blaze being about a squar
from the present location. By thi
time a horse had been added to tn
equipment, and the company wa
81
ing organization. The company wa
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
SHIP CARLOAD OF BERRIES.

Special TO The Evening Journal
SEAFORD, May 13.-The first
carload Of strawberries for this sea-
son was shipped from Seaford to-
day The prices ranged from 81
TO So per crate. It is expected that
several carloads will be shipped to-
morrow. Cool. rainy weather has
prevented the berries from ripening
fast. Indications do not point TO
more than half crop around Sea-
ford.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
MRS. B. t, OSWALD DIES.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. May 13.-Word was re-
ceived here yesterday OF the death
OF Mrs. Belle Todd Eiswald. wife OF
the Rev. T.. C. Eiswald. az Troy,
Ohio. The body will be brought to
Dover this afternoon and the Rev.
]. W. Colona, d. D., pastor OF Wes-
ley NJ. r. Church. will have charge
OF the funeral services. Interment
will be made at Lakeside cemetery.
Mrs. Eiswald was the youngster
daughter Of the late James II. Todd.
OF this town.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

But there's no Need TO
tell you how this Social Functions
'arried OUT you've often taken Part.
no doubt Now, Dining
Rooms may be Enete. but still.
when II is Time 70 eat, I ind my
self a willing Slave 70 such Con-
ventions; I will Waive my Right
TO be a Primitive-to Seek the Sol
and Really Livei"
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
oHRoNIcIH GETS CONTRACT.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
DOVER. May i3-Bids we're
opened yesterday by the State Board
Of Supplies for the printing OF i.500
copies OF the banking laws passed
by the recent LEGISLATURE. The bids
were as follewss Milford Chronicle.
t3.6a per pasei Sunday Star. sfi4B
per pagei Charles l.. story, s4.i5 per
pagei Mercantile Printing Company.
s4.G0 per page. Tho award was
made to Milford Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
SHAVE COSTS s27.2o.

NEW YORK-One shave cost
1920. Manuel Lax paid S2.20 for
4 quick shave. Magistrate Corrigan
fined the barber s25 for charging
that much.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

The Want Ads win reature good
values in real estate and hotel prop
erty. Automobiles will find sales
through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
NATIONAL THEATRn

Vaudeville Saturday Gibson Trle
Good singers and dancers. Prices
&C. i1o and s3c,-Ady
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03

lar protection. We knowHa printing
Office hasn't
The funeral Of Arnold Joseph Brown
took place Tuesday afternoon from
the Catholic church, the esrvice being
conducted by Father Dooley Of Tyn-
dali. Arnold Brown died Sunday at
ternoon at the nome Of his father in
Springfield, at the age of twenty two
years and three months. The cause
of his death was tuberculosis. The
boy had been cared for at the home
for feehie-minded at Redfeld for about
two years, but last week Mr.. VIM.
Brown went to see his son and found
hinn in poor condition and brought him
home last Thursday. The boy was
born and grew up in Springfield All
these years the boy was a care to his
parents, but this burden was forgot
ten in the love for the child. The
mother died about three years ago.
Sweet memory will linger in the
fathers heart unto his sunset days.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
800 REWARD, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages and
that 10 catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional condi-
lions requires constitutional treat.
mont. Halls CatarrA Medicine is
taken internally and acts thru the
blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System thereby destroying the founda.
ton OF the disease, giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The proprietors have 10 much
faith in the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine tbat they offer One
hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails te en.e. Send for list Of ts5ti-
monials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. TIC.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
CHURCH NOTES.
METHODIST CHURCH.
J. W. zsrbs. Pastor.

Morning Worship 10 80. Fine mu'
sic, splendid social spirit.
Sunday School 1880. Classes fol-
all grades.
Junior League 800 p. "a. I'll.
Children should come regularly. Oi
ceurse this parents will encourage
them. - go
Epworth League Z 100 .. m. Carl
Pfeiffer. Leader Miss Hiidsgarde
Aoeller brought out the lesson in fas
style last Sunday.
Evening Message 7:3O. An rreans Cd.
couraging atm ,sphere is always pfsss.
Int. The Home Like Church Wsl.
comes You i n III!
Prayer Meeting and choir S:sS y; ae
on Wednesday eve. You are invited
Palm Sunday il Decision Day.
Teachers and parents are making
worth while plans.
Easter 10 ln-gathering Day. You
are invited to unite with the church.
It 10 the best move possible.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Soci-
ETY. Wednesday. March 9th. at the
homo Of Mrs. Miriam Colwell. There
should be . large number of new
members. Have you secured the
share allotted to your
Ladies' Aid March 18th. Easter
Supper the one Scotland usually an
ticipates with pleasure. will be held
az usual. =
1.-THE finest Easter Oratorio'' on
Easter eve is tie talk of the choir.
The address of the Rev. w. D.
Schermerhorn, D. D., Of Dakota
Wesleyan. on 1.-THE Citizen Of To.
day." was we'll received.
The Mother and Daughter Banquet
bee is buzzing.
Keep up the Community programs.
Come with your friends. relatives
and visitors next Sunday, March 6.