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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
A%DMORE HIGH GAINS NOTABLE VICTORY
DEFEATING NORMAN HIGH BY SCORE 1873

Ardmore 10, Norman 3!
Long viii he remembered that score
Fp II represents what may be re-.
arued ny far as the most notable
figh school victory of the season. and
victory which bids fair tu remain as
ne most glorious contest Of the year
The results of Fridays Ardmore
FlRh-Norman High game bear greater
ignlficance than merely victory by
Ihfue of the numbers. First of all. il
Ierects most marked dosrce the
Eoik of Coach Dorsey Boyle. whose
)ptring efforts to put forth n win
9ing eleven have been rewarded: and
|he work of Assistant Coach Van
pync, whose work with the lincsmen
|'as an important factor in bringing
$ome the bacon.
The names of sullivan. Willingham
lnd Slough viii go down in the an.
3als of Ardmore football history I'm
FL ink as will also the cognomrns
Il the other men who put the vic-'
ihfy over
The victory is the first which the
fcdl HtuS nave gained over Norman
p a local gridiron. Further signfi-
3hnce OF its results is the fact that
rdmore may now be regarded as the
post formidable contestant for the
hanipionship of the state.
Fridays game demonstrated that the
Gals are weak particularly i'm one
actor, and that is the receiving af
nrward passes. Even though both
Puchdowns were resultant Of for.
Iards. nevertheless most of those at
fmptcd in midlicd went to naught.
he hurlinss by the members of the
fcRiiold were made fairly well, ana
fould have been Intercepted more
Fequently than they were. With moro
Factice In this end at the game. and
q result greater efficiency. the work
the Agdmorc high team should de.
Ielor it more strongly than ever.
Sullivan and Slough were the boys
IN rut over the scores. The first
Frivod in the second quarter. Ard
bore carried the pgskin 10 the %.
fnd line. on the next play sullivan
brew SOyard forward over the goal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
NEBRASKA ELEVEN HAS
II LETTER MEN ON
THE VARSITY SQUAD

LINCOLN. Neb. Oct. S.-The I'ni.
vcrsity of Nebraska re-cnters the Mi.
soui Valley Conference football race
this year with an eleven composed Of
/ letter men. exclusive Of now mo
| tcri1i the pick Of which will make a
team weight average of 1856 hounds.
declared ly football authorities ut The
university TO be one OF the heaviest
prospects i'm Conhuskcr history.
Head Coach Dawson. former oy.
princeton football star. making his mi.
iial appparancc as tutor Of n Corn
husNcr machine. has introduced n nov
series OF plays ana signals which prob.
ably win ho followed I'm the grid SECS.
sions this flll Signal practice anu
line charging makes mp the brunt Of
lhe practicc engaged in by the candi.
dates thus far
Captain Swangon is working out for
his old position at left end. while Schercr
ia trying for a place as running mate
on the other cnd From the letter
men out Lyman is seeking berth at
left tackle and Wcnke Mt right Mum
is back for center, while Hasyett ANA
Weller are ioosing toward guard posi-.
t.ons.
Another now feature added to The
tanning curriculum Of the Cornhusl;
cr squad this year is boxing Coach
Dawson has supplied the team with
lhe padded mits and requires all can
cidates 70 mix each day as part of
the practice "lt develops speed and
footwork. two of the fundamentals Of
football Coach Dawson says. "as well
as tuning up the brain and getting
the men on their toes"
The Nebraska schedule this ycar.
outside of the games W'h teams in
tho Missouri Valley incluce those Of
Notrc Dame Pittsburgh University
and the Colorado Ageics
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
Tom Cooper Motor. Company

|Thc Tom Cooper Motor Company
|akcs the reports as follows for the
|le Of Ford cars during the week Of
h her , To October S.
Arh touring cars to, c. ; Sipc. Ard
Orc. l.. \. Stecn. wilson; NJ. r
Percc. Ardmore,
y rd Ioadstcrs TO; V. u. Coins Ard
|orc; j. e. billiard Ringing; jim Si-
|on. Wilson. John &. Alulk.y. Ard
|orc; j Il. Ilolbrook. Hcaldton, O.
r Anderton, Ardmorc. Mrs G. q,
heen Wilson; n VI. james, Wilson:
J.. Dunlap, Ardmorc; j. u. Evans,
fncling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
Real Estate Transfers

Ere, DWiup la-t wocj snld tu u
u. aud Ros Whitfield two PILATES ul
land iu thr north castup part of 90.
county, hcns in sections So and g.
for tuc sum of S2a.eou
Othcr rml estate salcs recorded
during the week mcudc WIN G. Gard.
ncr o. Cpytou $. Brooks. Dot g3 Ard
Worc. $4,000; Ida Yntcs To b. j Stro.
man. lot in block 81 Ardmorc. S3.6oO;
w. g. McCullom TO G. H. Frazier lot
n block 1868. Arimorc. S3.i0o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
FORMER MINISTER EOrND
GUILTY OF MURDER

tAkEImvT. cahr. oct. s--Iohn
r. Spencer. former clergyman was
found guilty Of murder In the first
degree by superior court jury thlH
morning In connection with the death
cf his wife. whose body was recovered
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

The Goshorn Motor Company re-.
,Ils the sale OF an Oldsmobilc Model
Eight Cylinder touring ear 10
T. Melvin Riser, SOC g strcor south.
est Mr.. Riser represents the Rus
u Hardware Company OF McAlcstcr.
Il has recently located In Ardmorc.
Mr.. Bcrt Matthews 4 ll6 I. street
lrihwcst purchased % Paige Touring
y NJ the Goshorn Motor Company
Nd wrck
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct. S-'Three Ne.
hrasEa baseball players. all well known
IN semi-profcssiona circles, will per
form next year in major and minor
league class
Floyd Brown catcher for the sid
ncv. Nebraska, team (which won the
Denver tournament this year, will try
out with the New York Giants next
Eear Brown backstopped for the
Omaha team of the Western League
the greater part Of the season.
Outfieldor Dick Wood. member Of
the Exeter and Wibcr. Neb. teams
this year. has signed with the Detroit
Americans
Rack Dickson, former football and
baseball star at Cotner College Beth
any. Neb., has signed with the Minnea-
polls team of the American Assocla-
tiou.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
SPORT BRIEFS

Chicago White SoN OF the
American League gave their national
rivals q second heating n the scrics
io decide the city championship 10y
winning to- ..
LOUISVILLE KY with Jack OK.
dcn premier hurlcr 'of the interua.
tlonal league. pitching mastcrly
game. Baltimore cvcncl up with Louis.
vile. champions of the American AS.
sociation In The second game of the
junior worlds srrios. . tu /.
LEXINGTON. Ky.-Pctcr Manning
Irving Glcason's great i've year old
gclding trotied the fastest milo ever
recorded In race against time when
he turned the oval Mt the Lexington
track In i.57a. Aaron Guy also
starting against ,inc. clipped second
aud half of the worlds record for
four year olds. when Murphy piloied
him around the oval in i.5eh.
.t..n a. tt.......i ,l,t <..t.......H,..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
PROHIBITION LAW CASES
FiiIL GARFIELD cot My
CRIMINAL DOCKET

Enid. okla. oct S.-Thc criminal
docket Of the Garfield district court
which opens Here Monday. Oct a.
AZ made public today shows
thirty.cight ul the forty catrs set
Tor trial to be on charges of man-
ufacturing," possession" and trims
porting liquor in violation Of the pro
hlbitofy laws.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

Retorec-Deaccn. Oklahoma univcr.
'ily Cmpire-Luster oklahoma uni.
Nersiy Tmckceper- Strachlcy. Uni
versiy of Cincinnati Head Linesmau
Wallace, Kendall college
Tcucl downs, Slough , goal kicked
after touchdown. Sullivan field goal
Mccall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

Thc Bccde Motor Company reports
~ sale OF Dodge Brothers sedan
Nv. c. Baker Of Arfmoc aud a
Ddgc brothers roadster to The Mag
'lia Petroleum Company during the
eck lust PAST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
Iaililliic InninllIN

The Cadillac Company of Ardmore
Fports the sale Of a big six Studc-
bker touring car TO o. ". Redficd
kl1 the past week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

The Enwlcy Motor Company re-.
|r,s the sale of Hudson spccdstcr
T.. ". Tccl of Ilrnldton during the
II week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS PATHE
Pli0NOGRAPH CLUB. SNEED FUR.
NITtR C0.--ady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
WnrG Mninr CnnlnanN

The Ward slot Company reports
y sale Of used Packard twin six
Bob Biggs. taxi driver Of Ardmorc,
4 the past week.
T.. Il. James Of the Ward Motor
,mpany returned Saturday from q
" days business trlp {, Dallas ana
okla. Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

Read Aram rcitc Wan, Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
POLICE TO ATTEND
VESPER SERVICE

Services at Westminster Presby
ian Church, Pennsylvania avenu
and Rodney street will be held q
the usual hours tomorrow. d
Charles L. Candee, the minister, vii
preach both morning and afternoon
The sermon subject in the mornin'
will be "Our New Opportunities.
The double quartet under the dired
ton Of Frederick w. Wyatt will sing
GLORY to Cod" (PergolesD and 81
Prayer for the New Year" (Schultz
The police department has accep'
ed an invitation to attend the Yes
per Service at o'clock when th
double quartet will sing, Ring Ou
wild Bells" (Gounod) and Edwar
NJ. Hobbs will sing the solo part j
Behold the Days Come" (Wood
ward). The Sunday School will NEE
at noon and the Airoplane Fligh
Contest will start.
on Wednesday evening the schoC
teachers and officers will hold thei
monthly supper and business meet
ing. Mrs. S. ]. Newman is chair
man OF the supper committee. Su
perintendent +. +. Ballantyne ha
arranged for a number OF items {
Importance to be discussed. o
Tuesday evening the Choral Clu
will give a reception to the presiden
Miss Downey and the director, NJ
Wyatt; Miss Downey will leay
shortly for South America wheI
she will visit her sister in Chile. NJ
Wyatt is expecting TO take up wor
in New York.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
TO AID
PASTOR Theme
Rev. Leonard White to
Preach on "The Story
The Keg Told Me"
VARIED PROGRAM
AT WATCH SERVICES

The following services will be held
at Mt. Salem NJ. e. Church. tomor-
row by the Rev. Leonard White.
pastor; 1880 a. m..s Sacrament OF the
Lords supper. The choir will repeat
part OF the Christmas music.
Mt Salem Sunday school viii meet
at 11.45 a. m, when the Mems Bible
class viii be reorganized and a drive
for new members will begin. Rid
lie Memorial school will meet at
2.30 D. m. The Bpworth League de-
votional meeting at o'clock At
las p. m. there will be a song SER
Vice followed by the motion picture
THE story the Keg Told Me-" a
powerful religious picture.
The annual Christmas cantata OF
the Riddle Memorial school will be
given at the chapel Monday evening.
Watch Night services viii be held
tonight beginning at $50 p. m. with
congregational singing. moving pic
lures, a social hour with refresh-
ments and a religious service.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
''THE DIVINE GUIDE"
MINISTER'S THEME

At Union Methodist Episcopal
Church. Fifth and Washington
streets. the Rev. Harvey winfield
Ewing. ID. D., minister. services to-
morrow will be: Glass meeting at
$50 o'clock; public worship at 1880
O'Clock. reception OF members and
holy communion; Epworth League
at Gas O'Clock; evening worship at
7.3O o'clock. sermon subject, THE
Divine Guide"
Music for the day: organ pre-
lude. "a Christmas Fantasy. Norris;
professional hymn. anthem. Christ
mas Carol" Greig: anthem. "Sing
o Heavens" Tours; offertory, Der
ceuse." Delbruck. "The Christmas
Message" will be repeated by re
quest. chorus. shepherds Ger the
Flock Are Tending" quartet, &C
Lovely, Holy Night" sextette, "Thc
Bethlehem Lullaby" tenor solo anf
chorus, "The Message OF the Bells
soprano SOLO "The Song the Angel
Sang" quartet. THE Homage Of the
Wise Mem" chorus. "The People
That Walked in Darkness" Christ
mas Postlude. Hosmer.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE
AT GERMAN BAPTIST

At the German Baptist Church,
the Rev. W. A. Schoen. pastor
Watch night services will be held in
German and English. from Q TO u
o'clock tonight.
The services tomorrow win be as
follows; 10 o'clock. sermon in Ger
man and English. subject: "The
New and the Old" 1O.45 o'clock.
the Ordinance of the Lords Supper
will be administered and the right
hand of fellowship given to three
new members.
11.15 O'clock, Bible School Eng
ish. Mrs. Elizabeth Finn. director
Of weekday religious education and
church vacation schools, viii speak
to the Sunday school
7.SO o'clock, English service, Miss
A. Edith Myers. missionary editor
of the American Baptist Pubhca-
ton Society, will deliver an address.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
XMAS MUSIC
ATEPWORTH
Choir to Repeat THE Com
ing of the Messiah"
Tomorrow
REV. E. P. THOMAS TO
PREACH AT NIGHT

Epworth NJ. p. Choir will reneat
the service entitled The Coming of
the Messiah" in Epworth Church
tomorrow night This exercise was
given last Sunday night, before an
audience that crowded the large
auditorium, and It Is in Difference
to an urgent request that the choir
has consented to repeat it tomor-
row evening.
The characters taking part, be-
side the chorus choir, include the
shepherds, the wise men, the women
OF Bethlehem. the Madonna. All the
participants will be in appropriate
costume. The manger used in the
service at first rendition was loaned
by ST. Johns Church, through the
courtesy of the rector. DR. Alban
Richey, and it will be used again in
the service tomorrow.
Epworth choir is composed of
forty-five voices and they have been
trained by Professor George e. King.
with Mrs. Emma Saxton as accom-
panist. Mrs. ]. Edward Wilson will
be in charge OF the Illustrated part
NA Alit nGINAht anu AhANo r. AAAhRA
Wilson will read "The Annunciation''
as recorded by st. Matthew Mrs
Helen Merrick. as the Madonna. will
sing the lullaby. "Sleep sweetly
Little Child OF Mine. Within Thy
Manger Bed" During this part OF
the exercises the main part of the
audience room will be darkened.
Those who attended the first rem
dition OF THE Coming OF the Mes
siah," last Sunday. were enthusiastic
in their praise Of the whole pro-
CRANE. pronoundphg it the best
Christmas service ever given by Ep-
worth choir.
At the morning service, at 1890
o'clock. the pastor, the Rev. Essel
Parks Thomas. viii preach on the
subject, "The Man Who Spoiled a
Great Record"
Sunday School will be held at
Up. NJ. and Epworth League meetins
at 6.3O o'clock. At the Wednesday
evening mid-week service, Mr.
Thomas will have for his subject
THE Year OF Public Favor" This
is a continuation OF the study in the
life of Christ.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
MUSIC AT
BRANDYWlVE M. E.

At the services at Brandywine NJ.
E. Church, 22OO Market street, will
be Of a special character tomorrow.
Class meeting at 9.15 o'clock. At
1890 o'clock the pastor, the Rev. w.
Ernest Greenfield, will preach a
short New Years sermon, followed
by the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per and reception OF new mem
bers. The Sunday School and Bible
classes will meet at O'Clock.
The service will be featured at 7.sO
o'clock, with a special musical pro-
gram by the Epworth League, under
the direction OF the President. J..
Francis Blaine. with Miss Lillian
stark, organist The program will be
as follows:
Chorus. Part 1-"Brightest and
Best of the Sons OF the Morning: /:
trio. Mrs. Frank L. Baylis, Mrs.
Annie G. Thynge and Miss Evelyne
G. Elliott; solo. Mrs. Frank Baylis;
quartet, Mrs Albert r. Ludlow, Mrs.
Frank L. Baylis. Frank l. Baylis
and Marion j. Minker; male quar-
tet, Marion ]. Minker, ]. Wilson
Greenfield. J. Francis Blaine and
Frank L. Baylis. Part 2-"The
Birthday OF King" solo and
chorus; soloist, J. Francis Blaine.
Part 3-'Bethlehem" solo. Mrs.
Frank L. Baylis; duet, Mrs. Albert
i. Ludlow and Mrs. Mildred =. Bay
lis; solo, Frank L. Baylis.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT 1ST M. P. CHURCH
Services az the First NJ. p. Church

Services az the First NJ. p. Church,
the Rev. r. G.. Holloway, pastor. to-
<smorrow viii be as follows: Morn
iiig services at 10.45 o'clock. Bible
schooi\at o'clock. teachers. the
pastor ahi Mrs. ID. A. Hay.
Tho " W. s c. f. meets at D.
m. with NJ Fpndin leader
At 7s0 p. m there viii be a mu-
steal program. which has been in
= dugurated for the first Sunday even
ing in each month. The new song
books recently purchased being
used In the congregational singing.
Grays orchestra will play from 7.30
to SIS, as follows: Overture, "Gol-
den Sceptre;" selection. Longing
for You" overture. Around the
Christmas Tree" cornet solo. select
ed. by Charles Wright; selection.
"Deiicia;" selection, Holy Night"
Nfessrs. Harry Lenderman and
Clarence Rooney will play first vlo-
lin. Joseph Gnbride, Samuel Freed
man. Leon Smith and George Schaf-
fer. second violin; wilbur Clements,
clarinet; Paul Dennis. cello; Charles
Wright and George Jones. cornets;
William Lenderman, trombone. Miss
Ruth schaner, piano; Arthur =.
Gray. director.
Tho pastor In aecordrwith the mu-
j sicai program. will speak on the
subject Music and the Human
Heart"
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
HANOVER PASTOR.
HAS 1922 SLOGAN
Will Suggest New Watch
word in Sundays New
Year Sermon
DIR. WEBB TO
ADDRESS CLUBMEN

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street,
tomorrow. the Rev. Charles H.
Bohner will preach two New Year
sermons, his subjects being "How to
Win in the New Year" and "A
Watchword for 1922" morning and
evening, respectively. The morning
subject will emphasize certain es-
sentials principles that underhe a
victorious life. The evening sermon
will suggest a slogan with which
to begin the New Year. BY request
the musical program presented in
the church on Christmas morning,
will be repeated on Sunday evening
January 8, at which time the church
quartet will again have the assist
ance OF Mrs. Alfred c. Henley, So
prano, and Ralph Jacobs. yiolinist.
The program as arranged by Prof.
II. S. Drew is regarded as one OF the
best ever heard in Hanover Church.
Tomorrow morning the quartet
viii sing the anthem Il Am Alpha
and Omega" (Stanier). and c. A.
Hume will sing "The Penitent"
(Vandewater.) At the evening SER
vice the anthem number will be
''The Day Thou Gavest Lord, Is
Ended" (Hosner). The other eve
ming number will be the trio
Praise Ye" (verdi). A. c. Nun
son will be the organist in the alb
sence Of Professor Drew.
The Pastors Aid Society will meet
in the church all day Tuesday. Sew
ing for the p. & S. Hospital will pre-
cede the business session.
The Westminster Club will be ad-
dressed on Tuesday night by shc
Rev. Aquilla Webb, ID. D.. pastor OF
First and Central Church.
At the prayer service on next
Wednesday evening the pastor will
begin a series Of lectures on The
Kingdom and the Nations" his
theme being Japan. The followine
subjects will be discussed on sue
cessive Wednesday nights. Young
Chinas Problems" india, q"
Africa" and 'Journeying From
Panama to Parana-" The lecture.
will be profusely illustrated with
( colored lantern slides.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
RALLY DAY
TOMORROW
Second Baptist Church to
Receive New Members
Tomorrow
BIBLE INSTITUTE
TO BEGIN SESSIONS

Al the second Baptist Church,
Ninth ana Franklin streets, at 1880
a m. tomorrow. the Rev. George
ID. Allison. Pm. d., pastor Of the
church. win preach on The Com
nand TO co Forward" There will
be a New Years rally Of the church
members at this time. and the
service OF Communion Of the Lords
supper viii be observed. The hand
of Fellowship win be extended TO the
new members. who were baptised on
Christmas At this service the choir
undar the direction OF Miss Virginia
W Fuller, will sing "Hark to Harps''
ana "Rejoice Greatly, o Daughter Of
Jerusalem"
The Bible school viii begin at 2
O'Clock Noon and new courses Of
study will begin in the classes for
men and women.
A rally aud mass meeting TO form
ally open the Delaware Baptist
workers Institute will be held at 3
D. M. Miss Meme Brocllway, of the
American Baptist Publication So
cietv. will be the principal speaker.
and the members OF the institute
faculty will be introduced. All young
people are urged to attend a special
meeting in the church at Gas p. m.
TO learn OF their part in the insti-
tute. the speaker will be Mrs. Eliza
beth Finn.
The sermon for the evening serv-
ice at 7.45 p. m. will be deliverd by
the Rev Warren =. Behan, Ph. d.,
who has taken as his subject, "Our
Common Task" Special music by
the choir will include BLESSED is He
That Cometh." and peace to All
the Earth"
The Wednesday night meeting
will be omitted ON account Of the
closing lecture of the institute TO be
held AT SIS o'clock, the subject for
which is Failing over Yourself"
Evening journal., 1921-12-31

The First Swedish Baptist Church
will hold special evangelistic SER
vices nightly for two weeks, begin
ming tomorrow, under the leader
ship of Rev. p. C. Nelson, OF Sioux
City, Iowa Mr.. Nelson will speak
at both the regular services tomor-
row as follows: 1O.45 a. m, theme.
"A New Year Message" followed
by the Holy Communion
IL noon, Sunday School; Gas D.
m, Young Peole's Meeting; 7.s0 D.
m, gospel service in English.
The annual church meeting will
be held Monday afternoon.
The services next week will be as
follows; Tuesday. at 7.30 D. m.
Swedish service: Wednesday. at 7.sO
p. m, English service; Thursday. at
7.30 p. m, Swedish service; Friday,
7.3O p. m, English service.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
VISITING PREACHER
AT AVENUE CHURCH

Services tomorrow at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. Della
ware avenue and West street, will
be in charge OF the pastor Rev.
Joseph Y. Irwin. s. T. D.. who will
take for the subject at 1890 a. m.
The Potential Value OF the Neg
locted." Ordinance OF the Lords
Supper at this service.
The Sunday School will meet at
- o'clock. Miss Meme Brockway,
OF Philadelphia will bring a New
Years Message The Christian En-
deavor meets at 6.45 p. m, leader,
A. G.. Martin.
At the evening service at 7.sO
O'Clock, DR.. +. b. Frizeiie. Of Phil
adelphia, will be the preacher.
BY special request the music OF
last Sunday will be repeated under
the direction of Mrs. Victor pyle.
chorister, and Miss Margery Hamil-
ton Hill, organist.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
TO BEGIN WEEK OF
PRAYER AT MCCABE

At McCabe Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church Boulevard and
Twenty second street, Rev. George
c. williams pastor, the services to-
morrow will mark the beginning OF
a week of prayer, and will be evan
gelistic in character At 1890 a. m,
the pastor will have charge Of the
service and viii administer the Holy
Communion; Sunday school meets
at 1915 D. m; Epworth League al
6.45 p. m.
In the evening at 7.3o p. m. the
subject for the sermon will be Co
operation" A program Of excellent
music will be given by the church
choir at both the morning and eve
ming service.
Evening journal., 1921-12-31
AsBURY NJ. Il.

At Asbury NJ e. Church, Third
and Walnut streets. the Rev. George
White Dawson. pastor. services will
be; Q O'Clock, prayer meeting; 1890
O'Clock, preaching. subject Turn
ing over a View Leaf" followed by
the Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per; . o'clock, Sunday school: $50
O'Clock. Epworth League; 7.3O p.
NJ. preaching. subject, 'The Old
Year and the New" Union revival
services viii be conducted at Ep-
worth Church January 10 6, in
elusive. by Epworth. Scott and As
bury pastors and members.