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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-19
LEGAL.
NOTICE no nInDEUs

NOTICE TO BIDDERs.
r The Hoard Of Education of the city ~
IulsS and STATE Of Okiahoma. will rcccive
sealed bids at their ufficoa I'm tbe GENITAL
high school building of said city we untti
,er 1sSioek ,s noon TugsisE sept -, 1891,
tain Insulation Tor steam boilers. pipes
hssters. etc! In the central nigh school
sdaition Of the city OF Tulsa OKLA
a. All TO be IN accordance With the apce
ticauons and under the direction Of
1yesrse Wlnkler architect. 4ii-i6 Palace
Each bid must he accompanied win n
serutied chsfk In the amount of OF least
?, ppsr cent 81 tho bid ~ guarantee that
VII sign agreements az required by epld
Hoard 81 Education and furnish bond a.
required BY them ana by law.
haid Board u Education reserves the
hsht 10 reject any or al bids.
ph, n. w. MAYGiNNtA, Pros.
.- oEp hsccuRpY Secretary.
published In tho Tulsa Daily world
September 10. 90 2i, 20 and aq. is2i.
World Publishing CO.. rublishcrJ
NOTICE ron HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTs ron PAVING IN RTitrtr
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NtMnHR
27L CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA
~ compliance with the resolution " the
hoard OF commissioners adopted on The
l5tn day 81 September 1871 .oiI,e ~
hereby rivou that tho Hoa.I Of tatrtils.
nioncrH Vt the city ot Tuisl. Oklahoma
has examined the estimate and statement
~ WV ny engineer ~ '" ihr amount ~
the cost ~ tho concrete pavement which
Bhoaid be- assehscd against tho hbuttiuE
popofty, The property benefited ana other
property llnblo TO assessment and the
ownerH thereof IN STREET IMPROVE
ABNT btSTRiCT No 27i. which Includes
tho following drrcribed portions 81 streets
10 wit.
SIXTH STREET from tho east line, NJ
Lewis Avenue 10 tho West line of Deia-
ware Avenue.
Ana The said Hoard OF Commissioners
IlrNnIWfIuU 81.
aforesaid statement and estimate of tho
city Engineer ANA has determined 10 aa-
Hcrs, the cost uf improvements In said bis
hlot against the abuttinE property. tho
property benefited and other property
liable io essesamcn. ana the owners theFs-
Of. as follows. tu-wit.
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LEGAL.

4
an"nnt 9t Sush cos'S ., ,o ns 80
total estimated amount 70 be assessed
htsns .a.n 9wnoa, sun go sT1s,s1',sir ~
N SIhEET iMfNON bmENI DlHIhltl
NO zgl w form and suDsthnce a. PRO
Nlded " section Or AItics ~ OF the
Chattet ni the rsld ,ty Or Iuisa hnu
WHEHEAs' lhls buard mas uulE *
am'n"d SAID ststement ana Ipund the
same 20 De correct ana IN conformity 10
law -. ............. - $50 -
NoWL JhhhEtphE! Bh II ne
SnLNED ~ IHE BoAHb ~ tom.
MlsslpNEhS OF THE CITY OF
IilSA, OhLAHOMA -, az. ..
hereby. is, approved, and,
BE 1T FURTHER KESOINBp, that ~
ia the determination ot this Board 70
sssoss the cost of the !inproYemenis pro
yiied Tor IN SAID STkBEI IMPhoNE-
MENT DISTRICT NO, t33, sgainN the
lots and blocks abutting said improve
monta and tho property benefited thereby
and the property liable To ssseAsment -
set out 1n the aforesaid statement OF the
city Engineeri and
BE 1T FURTHER RhSDbNEDi that
notice of such determination TO assess be
given TO all owners ot any and all such
property BY publication In the Tulsa Daily
world a daiy newspaper Of grnero! cir
Tor five t5j consecutive days, beginning
on the l9th day ~ September. 1921 and,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, that the
city Auditor be, and she hereby IL al
tered mall to all Of the owners Of prop.
erty affected by the aforesaid proposed
proposed assessments, said notice to be in
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/ east corner OF said Lot l.
/ Block li2 o. r. Thence north
/ along the east lire ~ pik ii2
| q. I. distance Of 3o0S
| feet. Thence due west dis
| tancs OF itt77 feet Thence
southeaHterly distance "
| topt feet TO n point on the
west line Of Lot I, Block li2
| @. r which II t2.5s foct north
| OF the southwest corner OF
said Lot I Block li2 q. r.
| Thence northwesterly along
line parallel 90 the south
line OF Lot /. Block li2 o.
! 7. a distance Of iO7 . feet TO
the place ot beginning. r. H. -
iis iE. 6sg Of W go
O. NJ. Downing Sr 1900 6G2
i2 So Herman Mar
i42 s Herman MarRolin 1874 i,54G 81
iia 1 So John W. Van
Horn $50 san
as Int and J.,w,
VanHorn rs IB $50 706 81
tAa ? N G5' John W. Van
Horn $50 36i 81
tis ? $ sS' II. J. prlckner.
as Int and J. W.
NsntIorn rs Int. $50 65s4
ia Q N 55' Of f. sSt5
J. W. Vanhorn $50 430 81
J. Briskner $50 ssS.SC
supply Co 400 tos.7t
fi3 s T.. 62S' OF w go
CO. ,a''"o '"'''' 400 coo.
/" . ccntluental sp- ,
Co. 1900 1,Os9.4l
I'a 10 Continental supply .,
iss Ella n Cummings issas.tt isis.ssi
iss 2E Ella Cummings 400 7StS'
10 Midland Valley ny.
,o u ssss. southwest ''''' ''''''
,o sGSih@s.tern SS sSi pen 100 "'.''
Telephone Co. Mo. 400 1890. Il
i6s Southwestern Bell
Telephone Co., Mo 400 l475.4i
1874 W lS Midland Valley
,ss Part OF Lot /, Block
scribed as Follows: Begin
ming at the southeast corner
OF Lot !. Block 100 o. T.;
Thence north along the east
line OF Block lB9 O. r.
a distance OF 1874 feet 10
the northeast corner Of said
Lot Block 100 q. II
Thence southwesterly along
Block iGS o. T. a distance
Of iOi feet Thence In
southeAsterly dlrectIon
along line parallel 10
the west line of Lot I,
Block 100 Q, r. distance
-6or,n.a.G.r,y e. ,'' 'sr't siaas Theme GSs
south line OF Block l69 ..
r. a distance OF i3.7 feet
Mathew Wilson 1874 s'oss
l69 az 65.5S Midland
100 : Midland Valley Ry. WV '-
~ CO. 100 s5sig
valley. Ry. Go, loo 1904
iso Midland Valley Ry
Co 1900 g2963
iSS 10 W. Midland Valley W" ''
ny. co. 300 522.53
i6s II Gilbert ForEuc 1874 Oi5.Ss
BURNETT ADDITION
(Paving for Kenoaha Avenuo)
rs s5i' J. r. WI.
llams s5.7 iis9ssl
an l0' selma Roberts 400 65i,As
HODGE ADDITION.
CPaving for Kenosha Avenue)
pik Lot Name Feet Amt
lat S5 Sadie Casey 35O B32.s7
pav,nE SHio Tor Konosha Hbs is Avsnue)
NIX e, & 80. Ne%S s.S u.,, rorn,. Feet Amt.
,urs Go. 500 wn1o!
N So Carl C Johnson 500 sss.is
s's Sam Hsrdes'y 500 si7oo
voorhis 7sO 1,.39.7l
as sS' William, II. Lip
plncOtt $50 liss13
Charles w workman 400 325.s3
SEA Charles W. Wort
man 1900 lG9.6f
sw% Clarence Rhodes
and wife Il0.O iTAS7
Clarence Rhodes and
wife 400 sG6.22
cos s5' orator Taylor
ana wife $50 iO3,95
10 n 1906 Violet Blanche
Langley 1850 3il.T7
ems ab' orator Taylor
and wife $50 1880
II n lO5' Violet Rlnncho
Langley 1850 s7l9l
sEs So Orator Taylor
and wife $50 lb502
Si2N iO5 Violet Blanche
Langley 1850 46T69
!. q. !: I:'.3 y. y. \: \. II: ~
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Nll UWnorH ~ ebuttiug property. the
property benefited by said improvements
and other property liable 20 asHeHament
are hereby notified that all matters ~
frciinE such improvements or brncnta 10
The property thereby. ami any claim or
objections 10 tho assessments aa above nat
f9rth shall he filei in writing IN tho office
u Mrs Franz seaman city AuJttor nf
mo tity ot Tulsa. Dklhhopn. on or before
The i0th day ~ Roptomber 1921, 81 D
% cflch y. m. and the Hane shall Do heard
ny the Board ~ tummisHipucra on. tho
lpth day ~ September, 1871 81 Q O'Clock
q. M, ana any claims or objections not ~
tlod ~ writing before said timo shall be-
deemed waived
Dated this IAN dsy 81 September 1922.
MRS FRANK REAMAN.
City Auditor
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Missourl, Kansas a Texas Rail
way Company risht-of- way de-
Hcribed ss follows: That part OF
the Missouri, Kansas a Texas Rail-
way right of way lying between
block 20. Trying Place and Block
?b of Phillips Re.Subdivision OF
BLOCK 20, irving Place and Block
!. bunker Hili Addition. and be
tween the Northerly projection OF
the East line Of Block 4, Bunker
mn Addition and a line iie feet
east OF and parallel to the north
erly projection of the west line Of
Block 1, bunker mn addition.
Also the part Of said right.of-way
lying between line ii0 feet fran
and parallel to the northerly pro-
lection OF the west line OF Block T.
Bunker lilll Addition and the
northerly projection ot the west
line OF Block I, Bunker Hill Nd
dition and south Of line lsS5
feet north OF and parallel 20 the
north line Of Block /. Bunker I'M
Addition 500 IT, " AZ
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hl"ck - That part ut the
NJ, X. r. Railway right.of-
way described as follows An
OF that part ot the NJ k. & T,
Railway right-of-way lying be.
tween the north production, uf
tho east limo of Tacoma Avenue
and the north production 81 tho
| confer line ot Tacoma Avenue.
And beginning at the northeast
corner of BLOCK B. Overlook
Park Addition, thence north
slSnS 'bs wo., the rns north grodgo,'}n OF
nue. u distance Of l79 It., more -
or lesn, thence west along
line parallel to the,s south line OF
ton. ton" distance HSn'SoS Of iiis,s HSS. faS,
lei 70 the west limo ut Tacoma
Avenue distance Of i13 n,
more or less, to a point on
the south limo of the NJ X n
I. Railway right-of-way. which
IN 10 Il. more or less west OF
the northeast corner uf Lot g.
Block s. Overlook Park Addi.
Iion' thence east along the south
line OF the NJ. X. T. hallway
right-ot-way distance Of 1i5
r., moro or less 10 place OF be-
ginning,
Missouri. Kansas q Texas
All owners ot -abuttinE property The
property benefited hy said improvement,
and other property liable 10 assessment
nre hereby notified that ali matters az,
fecting such improvements or beneNta tO
tho property thereby, and any claim OF
objections 70 the. assessments as above sot
forth shall be filed IA writing In tho office
nf MrS Frank Seaman, city Auditor OF
the city of Tulsa. Oklahoma. on or before
The SOth day Of September, 1891, at Q
D clock a. m. and. the samo shall be heard
by the Board OF Commissioners on the
l0th day OF September, 1884, at 0 o'clock
a. M. and any claims or objections not ~
filed In writing before said time shall be
deemed waived
Dated this 18Th day Of Septembar, 1894.
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved Sept -. 1891.
FRANK r.. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.
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published in the Tulsa Daily world Seq
tember 18th 1921. World rrblishrs
Company, Publisher).
REgDIITION
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MI oWneTs OF abutting proprrtyN The
property benefited by said improvements
ana other property liable TO assessment
are hereby notified that all matters af-
feoting such improvements or benefits 20
the property thereby and any claim or
objections to the assessments as above set
forth shall BE- filed In writing In the office
OF Mrs. Frank Seaman, city Auditor OF
the CITY OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, on or before
the 3Oth day Of September. 1874, at
o'clock a. m, and the same shall be heard
by the Board Of Commissioners on the
3Oth day OF September, 1924. at o'clock
a. m, ana any claims or objections not 40
filed In writing before said time shall be
deemed waived.
Dated this lathNday Of September, 1871.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved Sept, ~. 1891.
FRANK Il. DUNCAN,
CITY Attorney
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Approved sept "a, 1891.
FRANK T.. DUNCAN.

NAAg NNA'tN'1s
Gubished In the Tulsa DAILY World Sep
touber 18Th 1874 Work. Publishing
Company publisherl,
HESOLJTIpN
Resolution determining Rasess-
ments and directing notices thereof
for paving IN STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT MO- 21i VI Tho city
Of Tulsa, oklahoma. ana declaring on
emergency.
WHEREAS. tho city Engineer on tho
18Th day II september, 1924, submitted to
the BoardN his wriffrn HlttemUnt showing
the names of the owners. the number ot
tfOnt feet owned by each. description
Of the property and estimate OF the total
cost Of the improvements. the proportional
amount Of such costs TO be assessed
rsst"at the ahuttinE property and tho
total estimated amount to be assessed
against such owner. subject to assessment
tn STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. 81 IN form and substance as POO
vidCd IN Section OF Article TX of the
Charter ~ tho said city Of Tulsa, and,
WHEREAS, this Board has duly ex-
awiugd said statement and found the
same to hc correct ana In conformity to
law
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LEGAL.

10 " cara Htll liU AlVNl
10 - clara Hill lt0 2SA6s
Au owners ~ ahuttinE property. the
property benefited BY sad improvements
and other properly liable TO assessment
are. hereby notified that all matters az.
fectirs such improvements Or benefits 10
the property thereby. and any claim or
objections to tho assessments as above set
forth shall be filed In wfiting In the office
sf Mrs. Frank seaman, city Auditor ot
the city of Tulsa oklahoma, on or before
the 3oth day of Septomber/ 1921. At ?
o'clock a M. and the same shall be- heard
BY tho Board of Commissioners on the
I0th day Of September. 1921, at o'clock
a. NJ. and any claims or objections not 80
filed " writing before said time shall be
deemed waived.
patcd this i5th day of 9sptsmbef, 1921.
Mhss FRANk SEAMAN
city Auditor.
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OWEN ADDITION

Paving Tor Archer strecO
NIX. Lot Name Feet Amt
~ 2 y. co. y 81 Brown 135 24o 60
Il z ~ ESQ Minnie Hard
aker iss i7791
- Minnie UardRker 135 1909
~ IS 17f sylvester
Garcia I55 573s
1rton i2.25 I2L27
burton Gas5 t2t27
10 2 ~. iS.3 ~ n Albert st.5 l6ig
OVERLOOK Park ADDITION
tpuvinE FOR Archer StreeO
puk Ipt Name Feat Amt
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(Psying for sixth StreeO
Bin Lot, =, Name Feet Amt.
y: Jones -, 50 tIssoa
W. p. sullivan so isSOi
Ellison ioS sstss
S. 10 OF N. 6i'
O. G. ., White i05 slSs
HIGHLANDS SECOND ADDITION
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IT ENTN0. IW" NTIF FlUETHVVT UI ITIV
18th day Of September, 1871 submitted to
the Board his written statement showing
the names Of the owners. the number Of
frdNt feet owned by each, a description
OF the property and estimate Of the total
cost Of the improvements, the proportional
amount Of such costs to be assessed
against the abutting property and the
total estimated amount to be assessed
against such owner subject TO assessment
In STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 800 in form and substance as pro-
vided in section Z or Article TX OF the
Charter of the said city Of Tulsa; and,
WHEREAS, this Board has duly ex-
same to be correct knd In conformity to
law;
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A Resolution determining assess
ments and directing notices thereof
for paving In STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO. 3O7 OF the city
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, and declaring an
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Attest;
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN. City Auditor.
Approved
FRANK f. pUNCkN, city Attorney.
published In the Tulsa Daily World Sep
tembor 18th. 1921. World Publishing
Company, Publishcr).
RESOLUTION

A Resolution deterrnining assess
ments and directing notices thereof
for paving in STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO. 800 ~ the city
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma; and declaring an
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MRS FRANK SEAMAN, City Auditor.
Approved:
FRANK L. DUNCAN. city Attorney.
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN, CITY Auditor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-02-12
REV. E. H. COLLINS
TO TALK ON PRAYER

An interesting program has been
arranged for toniorrow's services
at Trinity NJ. u. Church, Twenty
second and Church streets. The
morning class meeting. led by John
Lacey. will be held at o'clock. The
Rev. E. II. Collins. the pastor will
speak on Prayer. a Great Force
for Good" at 1890 o'clock; the
Bible school. with c. w. Cook. su-
rerintendent. viii be held at 2
o clock; the GAS o'clock devotional
services under the auspices OF the
Epworth League. will be held, fol-
lowed by sermon by the pastor. on
''Nnat Shall the End Be-" Special
music has been arranged for the
services, by the choir under the
leadership OF Professor Bower and
a sole by William T. Jefferson
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-02-12
TO PREACH SERMON
TO BOY SCOUTS

The services at Mt. Salem NJ r.
Church. Nineteenth and Mt. Salem
lane. the Rev. Leonard White.
pastor. tomorrow will be as follows
Mt. Salem Sunday school at s.45
a. M, +. p. Gentieu. superintendent.
At the II O'Clock service the pastor
viii deliver an illustrated sermon on
the theme. christian Stewardship.
Riddles Memorial Sunday school
at $50 p. m. r. W. Brown. super
tendent The Epworth League devo-
uonal service at 6.45 p. m. topic.
"Restoring n Country" The closing
service Of the day begins at 7.30 D..
m. The Boy Scouts OF the church
will attend this service and the pas
tor will preach a special sermon in
honor OF the scout anniversary.
on Monday evening the fourth
quarterly conference will convene
following supper served TO the mem
beers OF the official board and their
wives, together with the teachers
and workers from both Sunday
schools. A discussion OF vital prob
lens connected with the work OF
the church will follow the supper
on Tuesday evening the monthly
business meeting and social OF tbs
Fpworth League will be held. the
president, j. Harvey Mearns. In
lcharge. Prayer meeting on Wednes
day at the church and on Thursda,
evening PRAYER meetings in all O
the groups recently organized.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-02-12
count ON Me-
SERMON THEME
Rev. E. w. Jones to Conduct
Evangelist Service at
Silverbrook Church
SPECIAL MUSIC
AT SERVICES

The Rev. Elwood w. Jones, pastor
OF Silverbrook NJ. e. Church. will
preach there tomorrow morning and
evening. The subject OF his SER
mon at the morning services. which
begin at 1890 o'clock will be Gods
Standing BY His own" Special mu-
sic for the service will be provided
by the choir.
Sunday school, Joseph w. colev.
superintendent, convenes at 1215 D.
m. The orchestra. directed by Miss
Connell, will be heard in a number
Of attractive selections. The Mems
Bible Glass, George w. Bedwell
president, will meet at the parson-
age and the pastor will lead the dis
cussion OF the lesson
The Epworth League will hold its
devotional service at 6.45 D. m.
The evening preaching service,
beginning at $50 o'clock, will open
with organ selections by Miss Con-
nell, followed by a congregational
song service, old familiar hymns
being used in the service. The pas
tor will preach an evangelistic SER
mon. his subject being, Count on
Ne"
Classmeeung Tuesday evening in
charge OF Joseph w. Coley and the
mid-week class and prayer service
led by the pastor, Wednesday even
ing at o'clock will constitute the
week night meetings.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-02-12
To PREACH
ON DREAMS
DR.. Hubbard to Talk on
The Interpretation of
Dreams" at St. Paul's
OF INFANTS
AT MORNING SERVICE

The Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard Will
preach at both services at 81. Paurs
Methodist Episcopal Church tomor-
row. In The evening he will continue
his series on the life OF joseph and
speak on the subject, 1.-The Interpre-
tation OF Dreams" His morning
theme will have 10 deal with the mat
ter OF Christian Stewardship and viii
be, THE Separated Portion The Rev
Raymond w. Cooke will preach a
short sermon To the boys and girhs OF
the Junior Church before the regular
sermon. During The morning service
there VIII be baptLsmal service,
when large number OF infant dill
dren and others will be baptized by
DIT. Hubbard
The special music N the day win
consist Of solos by Mrs. Eleanor G.
kemery after tie sermons: soprano
solo, by Mrs. Esther Rhinestone
O'Blenis by the waters OF Babylon"
Howell: baritone sole by Wilmer 8
Boldly. Come 10 My Heart. Lord
Jesus" Ambrose violin solo by Chas
laBoube Edwards, '"Traumeri." Schu-
man. and anthems by me choir, Way
Of me Cross" Edwards. and Jesus
Chrht Now Reigns Today Brown.
The Sunday school meets at 3 o'clock
William F.. Skellenger superintendent.
The Christian EndeavOr Society will
hold their weekly prayer and praise
service at 6f5 O'Clock. The nrst MEET
ing Of he day Is ne general class
meeting at go O'Clock. led by the
Rev. W. G. Strickland
On Monday night the Junior Auxfi-
larry Of The w r. ". s win hold their
annual mite box opening in the oflcial
board room OF the church. and at ne
same hour the Queen Ester Circle
WIN meet at the home Of Miss Marion
RoOp, 1908 west FIFTH street
DR.. Willie Rowe, a returned mission
arv from Africa will lecture in me
church on next wednesday evening at
O'Clock on the subject. Africa. the
Neglected Continent" lie will Illus
traie me- lecture with beautiful col
ored slides from negatives taken while
he was IN Africa. This viii take the
place OF the regular weekly prayer
meeting The group leaders and as
sistants. q which there arA -, vii
meet In the church at o'clock ina
night FOR a light supper and a talk y,
Or. Hubbard and the finance commit
tee concerning the work OF M
Every Member Canvass which vii
be made ne following week.
The Ladies' Md Society N m
church viii hold a pure food suppe
on thursday night in The churrh din
ing hall
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FLAG PRESENTATION
AT HARRISON ST.

The order OF services at Harrison
street NJ. Il. Church. the Rev. w. r..
Habbart pastor. tomorrow. will be
a. follows:
$50 a. M. class meeting, George
b. Crossan, leader; 1880 a. m,
preaching service; prelude, Prayer. "
Won Weber: anthem after prayer,
Wen Keep Old Glory Flying
High" onertory anthem. Seek Ye
the Lord" Roberts; presentation Of
Gag. by Mrs. oscar Draper; accept
ance OF flag. by w ]. r. Hill; reci-
tation. "Our Flag" by Esther
Draper: sermon by pastor. subject,
"Our Flag" postlude. ''Postlude in
b Flat" West 1916 D. m, Sunday
school. /. Elmer Perry, superin-
tendent; Mems Bible class meets in
Epworth League room, the Rev. W.
y. Habbart. teacher; $50 p. NJ
Senior Epworth League, topic, Re
storing Country" $50 y. m,
preaching service; organ recital. (a)
prelude, Read; OBJ "Monuet
Gothique." Bollermann; Co 'Melo-
die in f." Rockwell; song service.
anthem after prayer. Consider the
Lilies" offertory. Believe in Me, 4"
Petrie, Mrs. W. c. Highheld and
Miss E. j. Ball; sermon by pastor.
subject, ~WOman's Part m Recon
struetdon;" postlude. ''Postlude IN A
Minor Calkin-
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FEATURES
AT BRANDYWINE

At Brandywine NJ. +. Church.
Twenty-second and Market streets.
the Rev. W. Ernest Greenfield. min
lister. tomorrow. the services will be
as follows Glass meeting at 9.15
O'Clock: Samuel II. Pippin. leader.
At 1890 o'clock, prelude I'm r.
Flat" Guilmant; Virgins Prayer"
Massenet; "CommemoratiOn March"
Clark; anthem by the choir; ser
mon by the pastor. The session of
the Sunday School will be at 2
o'clock. The Epworth League SER
vice, at Gas o'clock. will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. william N. Rose,
with special music by the young
peoples choir. There will be a
pentecostal meeting at $40 o'clock.
in which McCabe. Eastlake. Trim
ity and Kingswood NJ. +. churches
Will unite with the Rev. George W.
Bounds In charge.
At 7.3O o'clock the service will
be under the direction OF the young
women's organized Bible class, of
which Mrs. Howell NJ. Pedrick is
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organ numbers. as follows: Sane
tus." Gounod Ave Maria" Verdi;
March in c." J. ID. Williams era
die Song" Spinney; inauguration
March" Clark; hymn by the congre-
CATION. followed by the Lords
Prayer. anthem by the choir; duet.
in a Pilgrim" Mrs. Frank Baylis
and Mrs. Alfred Il. Ludlow; Scrip
ture reading; singing by the class,
From Every Stormy Wind; solo,
obngato. Mrs. Frank Baylis; class
paper by the president OF the class,
Miss Louise Coe: recitation. "A
Modern Heroine" Mrs. Conrad
Lewis: duet, "Our Best" Mrs. AL
fred e Ludlow and Mrs. Frank Bay
lis; address. Modern Efficiency
for young people" Miss Elsie Wal
Ter. OF EastIake NJ. f. Church; short
sermon by the pastor.
on Tuesday evening the Brother
hood will observe ladies' night. An
interesting program will be given