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Mothers Club.

An interesting meeting of the
Mothers Club was held at the home of
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Beidler on
Muhlenberg Street Monday afternoon.
The program included a paper by
Mrs. Wilson Gearing, a poem by
Mrs Charles Hupp, and kindergarten
songs by the Club under direction OF
Mrs Gilbert E. Pence, chairman of the
music committee.
Mr.. c. V. Shoemaker, Division Sup
of Schools gave timely talk on schools
and especially explained the plans ano
necessity for the improvements of the
school building in Woodstock, which i.
not large enough for the increasing
number of pupils.
The next meeting will be held at tn,
home of Mrs. George Boyer, OF
Muhlenberg Street on June 9Th.
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Union Grave Yard, He leaves a step
mother, Mrs. Katie Johnson Of thi:
place, three half sistsrs Mrs. Morrison
and Mrs. Supinoer of Woodstock and
Miss Kate johnson, OF Becklev, W. Va.
and one brother John johnson, d
Woodstock.
Mr. Ernest Ruby who Rad an attacls
Of Pneumonia, IS convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs Ike Baker returned to
their home in West Virginia after
spending few days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Allen and family
OF Broadway spent Sunday with Mr..
Aliens father, Mr.. Boone Allen.
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District s. s. Convention

District s. s. Convention
of Johnston District, (includinp Wood
stock will be held at Woodstock Chris
tan Church on Thursday, June 2, 1921
Opening Session
devotional Service Rev. F. B. Shaver
Address of Welcome, Rev. J. Hanal1cl
Response Nh. Frank Bovel
Music
Address--Preparation for Teaching
Rev, W. H. Causey.
Solo, Mrs. Carl Boyer
Address-The Value Of a Mems Bible
Glass Mr.. Otto V. Pence
Music
Reports OF Superintendent or Dele
Appointment of Committee.
Address----Importance Of Attending
District and County Convention Mr..
S. B. Hepner
Address By State Worker
Offering.
Song.
Benediction
Evening Session 7:3OP. NJ
Devotional Service Rev. S. w. Kuhns
Report Of Committees and Election Of
Officers.
Special Music by Woodstock Male
Quartette.
Address----HoW to Hold Children of the
OF the Sunday School for the Preach
ing Service Rev. A. Q. Price
Solo Miss Tirzah Miley
Address-Ways That Win, Rev. Selwyn
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Church Notes.

Dr.. R. E. Blackwell President Of
Randolph-Macon College will speak III
the Methodist Church on next Sunday
evening, May D, at eight o'clock. DR.
Blackwell is one OF the mostprominent
men in the South today, and is every
where recognized as an authority on
Educational questions. y cordial in
vitation to attend is extended to all.
The Reverend Nelson P. Dame, D.
D. viii deliver the baccalaureate ser
mon to the class Of 81. Woodstock
High School, in ST. Pauls Reformed
Church on Sunday morning May -,
al eleven o clock. Ks usual, no other
morning services Will be held in the
churches of the town.
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LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Old hens 26c. ID. at Locke's,
Eggs zoe. doz. at Locke's.
Take your trade TO Locke's.
Best coal oil 15c. gal at Locke's.
Full head Rice &c. ID. at Locke's.
Sunshine soda crackers zoe. ID. Locke,
Becks best bread &c. loaf Locke's.
Pink Alaska Salmon 1Oc. can at Jokes,
Light Geiser traction engine in good
condition for sale, can be seen near
freight depot at Woodstock.
Apr. est. H.B. CHAPMAN.
Mrs. Holmes Irwin having set her
turkey hens, found that the gobIer had
selected a nest and was initiating the
action OF the hens. She placed a set
tlng OF eggs under him and he is now
patiently engaged in the labor of in
cubatiOn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20
Meeting of Descendants of
Hottie Family Is Called

On Saturday, May 81. at , p. M, the
first meeting of the descendants o.
Johannes Hotel, will be held in the
Court House here. The object of the
Injecting is to formulate plans for the
reunion of this family, which will be
held at some point in the Shenandoah
Valley during the coming summer,
when family association will be form
ed. This association will include mem
bers OF the family from all sections of
the United States.
In the Shenandoah Valley, nearly
every town and hamlet has at least one
descendent Of the well known family,
which include the descendants of
Hotels, Hotties, Huddles, Saums, Kel-
lers, Bordens, and other equally prom
inent families.
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MI, EsteD-Miss Shnmhnrq

Tuesday night, May 10, Mr.. Melvin
Ray Estep and Miss VaIlie Y. Sham
burg, both of Mount Clifton, were
united in marriage at 7:30 o'clock by
Rev. S. L. Baugher, at the L. B
Parsonage. Immediately after the
ceremony they left for Culpeper, Va,
where they will spend few days with
friends. After their return nextweek,
they will reside on farm near Mount
| Clifton.
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Installation SerVi Ces

Rev. A. 0. Price the recently elected
pastor of the Presbyterian Church Of
this place will be formally installed
Sunday June 10Th, at 500 P. NJ.
Rev. j. H. Lacey, D. D., of Winches
ter will deliver the sermon. Rev. A.
H. Clark, Of Smasburg will deliver the
charge to the congregation and Rev
c. D. Gilkerson, OF Winchester vii
deliver the charge to the Pastor.
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TubercuIin Test.

DR.. Miller, of Winchester, will be IN
Woodstock, Friday, May 10Th, to make
tubereulin test of cows, Persons want
ing cows tested will please leave their
names at the County Treasurer office
or at Bailey &, Solenberger' store.
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Notice
Mir. c. " Shoemaker,
Woodstock Va

Woodstock. Va.
KIND Friend: Having been left . wild
ov II the year 1915. with 1--WE small
children 10 support my circumstances
became such that l was compelled to
place them in homes all eXceptmy boy.
In doing 50 l lost all track OF my Oldest
y 4. waom l am now securing the
a I'll find ] have fried severa!
times and failed. 5uc believe this
time | Will hear something Of HIM. i
am not leaving q stone unturned. am
writing all Supcrimendents through
out the State. if he is in any Of the
schools / am sure to find him. Now
will you kindly ask teachers under you
| If they have in their classes a boy by
tile name Of George Z. Ownsend from
Newport News. Va, if 50 it is my boy
o. whom am longing so much TO hear
| The is never of OF my mind, Il
| has been over q year since | saw my
darling boy. have been trying yea1
in June 10 find him will try on to the
end unless success comes to me IN the
meantime. My boy may be entered IL
school under an assumed name Just the
| same if the question is put before th'
lclass he will answer 10 it for he want
Inc and we'll know it. He has brown
Ihair and eyes, good set boy when Will
Inc last. He will be thirteen IN Aug
lust Ifyou can give me this informa
Ition viii appreciate it more than
lean ever be able to tell you. Trusting
lvou can help me for which will neve
Icease to thank you,
| Very truly yours,
| Signed Mrs. Alice Buokner,
Williamsburg, Va.
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Opposed to Anti-TObaCCO Law

The Press Service of New York sent
out the following QUESTIONABLE to a
number OF Editors:
Do you favor. the enactment of laws,
prohibiting the personal use Of tobacco
by adults?
| 7S47 editors replied 1903, or s.
per cent, represent public sentiment
in their communities as opposed tc
anti-tobacco legislation.
1t appears that the anti-tobacco agi
tators have a HercuIean task before
them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20
Drowned in Arizona

Clifton, two year old son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. William D. Northern, was drown.
ed in an irrigation ditch at Phoenix
Arizona on May 18th.
Mrs. Northern, mother of the little
son, was formerly Miss Leila Hoover
Of Woodstock, and the telegram wa.
received by her sister, Miss CLAIR
Hoover, on Thursday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20

AaFLIh H. Conner returned 10 New
oAior0' "a IaSt thursday,
Mrs. Raymond Ncwland and son,
Ben, who visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Kiscr returned 10 her home
home at Mt jackson ON sarurday
,f.- w., ,...,-.., -,4.,..-.. ,t.,.,.
and Ko,, -. '' 1af 'r''U r,,,ul - ''l,r,l
,.;a.. = - -, ~ = ~ = :
'Si' - He' l,~i .4t' &nG MIS- ?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20

Persian Garden-Omar Khayyam~
Lisa Lehman
Miss Filler, Miss Chambers
Mr.. Dymock. Mr.. Lawrence
INTERNIssIoN
"AIv Heart is -Nadeschda-
Gorino Thomas-AIjss Chambers.
.A1edi4ation"-Tbais Massenet
Orjentale Cui
Mr. snikcr
IN N darem h m9n0'-Don
|Giovanni-NIozam-AIiss Chambers and
Mr. Lawrence
Scenes from Venice Nevin
NJ G,n- Ronchoff
yanos yarderpooJ
At Night
Lilres Rochmaninoff
Ec>t2cy Miss Filler R4mmel
Bella Il-ljs del amore '-N4oletto-
\ erdl-Qu2rtettc
Admittance by cards which may be
lprocured at the Academy.
MASSAAlIIEA ACADEMY.
STUDENT RECITAL
LANTz HALL. S p Dill. MAY - l5-I'
Turkish Notwithstanding
Veneer
Con'ented Brc-RoWe-Luetlle CO.
laday
The Ko0n-Neer-Fleda iieprcr,
The observation-disclosures Burns
Lily Observation-Disclosures Mars
ton.
Silent Standardization Hepn>r.
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Chicken E2nd

Cracked corn &c per h., feeding corn
meal. e per h. fine cracked corn, PC
per lb. Pee Pee feedisize, or exchang-
ed for whole corn, stock always on
hand.
W Il. B. CHAPMAN & Co.
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Chickens Matched

will put my incubator at your ser.
VIC fu@ custom Matching at 3 cts. pc,
e-- E-4s to be delivered May 18th
W.tor will. match June Sth.
g. r. SAGER.
IT.. D.. 3 WOODSTOCK, Va. 2trd.
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Visiting at New Market Cave.

One hundred and fifty veterans of
the civil war from New Jersey passed
through Woodstock yesterday on their
way to the New Market Cave.
Three hundred and fifty persons
from Washington will pass through
next Sunday for the same place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20
Virginia State Firemen

The Virginia State Firemen will meet
in Lexington, Va, August "a, % and
26, 1921.
One Thousand Dollars in prizes are
offered
Detailed lists of prizes have been
sent to the various fire companies OF
the State.
The official program will be issued
later
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20
For Rent

Good house and garden. Garden
mostly planted. One mile from town,
can GIVE immediate possession.
{ \. SAuN- Apr. % l mo. pd.
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Death of Miss Toler

Miss Mary Toler, for some years ia
resident of Woodstock died lat the
State Hospital in Staunton, several
weeks ago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20

WI sell my entire stock Of buggies.
harness nc al cost. VIII rem my ware
house 10 he right party.
c. 4 SACM Apr 2q1mo. pd
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Lost

A green and red Winter Lap Robe
in Woodstock on Friday. Finder Will
please return TO HERALD Office. 1t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20
Boy Scouts,

At meeting Of Boy Scouts held in
their hall in the Herald Building on
Thursday night the following officers
were elected
STAG PATROL.
Frank Fravel, Patrol Leader.
Francis Ramey Asst. Patrol Leader.
FLYING EAGLE PATROL,
John Miller, Patrol Leader
Hunter Gaunt, Asst Patrol Leader.
RACCoON PATROL.
Willard Bauserman, Patrol Leader.
Robert Bauserman Brown Asst, Pa
troll Leader.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20

Philip Riddleberger Patrol Leader
Frank Lambert, Asst. Patrol Leader
Joseph Clover, Jr., Scribe.
Selwyn Cockrell, Jr., Treasurer.
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Program Of Finals Woodstock
High School

SERMON TO CIR tDI-ATES
NJ. Nral..,,, p I,s,,o 81 4l,apaf,,.,,,o,3
church. Sundat. NAV Pr at II o'clock
a Al
CLASS NIGHT
Wednesday, May q, 7.45 O'Clock P.
NJ. at the New Theatre.
PROGRAM
,dd,.oss ~ Waioo,oo Ho,o1d ,,l1o,,
~ vo' "a -" Ir1r'!r Ond la 'l, " 'iVi
NV SI, Us 't'' my ''''0 O''OS 1A=''''i
t1; C4aSS uono c;,o
liiS'o' N.Y. 'o'iie
prophecy fauNnee bowman
Prophecy iof Prophet Dorothy hoontz
ORCHESTRA.
Grafton Frank NG"stOn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-20

Rev. Samuel W. Kuhns, Capt. and
Mrs. 5. H Bowman and Mr.. aud Mrs,
j. L. Shaffer attended the Conference
at Bethel Lutheran Church, near
BoWmans, this week.
The condition of Mrs. L. s. Walker
who has been critically i'll for the pas
week, is greatly improved Mrs
Walker was stricken suddenly in the
home OF Mrs. John Heller on Cour
Street, but if is thought she will be-
well enough to be moved to her apart
ments at the home of Mrs. j. w
Martin this evening.
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Massanutten ACade my
FACULTY RECITAL.

LANrz HALL, S P. NJ, MAY %, 1921.
Persian Garden-Omar khayyam-
Lisa Lehman
Miss Filler, Miss Chambers
Mr. Dymock. Mr.. Lawrence
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
new BISHOP TO
PREACH HERE
Rt. Rev. E. G. Richardson,
of Atlanta, to Speak at
Grace Church
MRS. BABCOCK TO
SING OFFERTORY

Tho Rt Rev. Ernest @. Richard
son, d. d. IL d.. Bishop OF At
ianta, Georgia. will preach at Grace
NJ. f. Church. Ninth and West
streets. tomorrow morning. Bishop
Richardson Is one Of the newer
bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, having been chosen az the
session OF the General Conference.
held IN Des Moines. Iowa. In 1920.
The Bishop Is now IN charge OF the
Atlanta. Georgia area OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. In Septem-
Der he is expected to go to London
as delegate to the Ecumenical
Conference. The organ prelude will
be the Largo from. "Xerxes" by
Handel. and the postlude Pilgrims
Chorus" by Wagner. The choir will
sing The Silent Sea" by Neidllnger.
and the offertory will be a soprano
solo by Mrs. Babcock.
Bishop Richardson win speak al
the Interdenominational Service al
Washington Heights in the evening
The mid-week service will be In
charge OF Mr.. Mckay. who win con-
clude his series OF talks on Travel
ing With The Great Teacher" on
Tuesday evening the summer outing
club will give a moonlight ride 10
Philadelphia, leaving Fourth Street
wharf at z O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
QUESTION OF AGES
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

At West Presbyterian Church.
Eighth and Washington streets. the
Pastor. the Rev. Z. Franklin Smiley
ID. ID. will preach al the service for
Public Worship at II o'clock on
"The Good Soil Of the Spiritual
Kingdom" The subject Of his ad-
dress at the Twilight Service at 7
o'clock will be THE Question OF the
Ages" The Bible School assemblies
In all departments at 10 o'clock.
Prayer and Praise service will be
held on wednesday evening al s
O'Clock. Each service is for one hour
only.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
SERVICES At
SUMMIT CAMP
DR.. Carlisle L. Hubbard
Will Preach There To-
morrow Afternoon
MEETING FOR
CHILDREN AT 2.15

At Brandywine Summit Camp
Grounds services VIII be held each
Sunday afternoon during this month.
The Rev. Carlisle l. Hubbard. D. d..
pastor Of ST. Paurs Methodist Epis-
copal Church. this city. will preach
the sermon there tomorrow after
noon at $50 o'clock. The choir OF
st. Paurs Church will furnish the
music. Mrs. Eleanor Girton KEN
cry. Mrs. Theresa Downey and Will
mer S. Boldly win be heard IN solo
selections.
The children's meeting WIN be
held at 2.15 o'clock. at which time
an interesting program will be given
under the leadership OF Mrs. Ella
Bhoads and the Rev. Raymond W.
Cooke. AS there are almost half
a hundred children IN the camn
grounds these meetings are well at
tended. The older young people OF
the camp assist with the music.
on Friday evening next there win
be another concert at the grounds
Mrs. Eleanor Girton Kemery wSll
have charge OF the program and
will be assisted by Wilmer S. Bod
dy. baritone, and several OF her pu-
pills. Miss Sarah Hudson White
will be the accompanies These
concerts have proven popular and
draw large crowds from the sur
rounding country.
The trustees OF the camp have
provided a splendid playground foi
the young people and children a.
the entrance TO the grounds on @
plot OF land that is almost ideal foi
such a purpose. There are swings
see-saws, chair swings. sand boxe'
under large tent and courts foi
volley ball and tennis. In the cen
ter Of the playground is a beauti
ful spring. The area is about equal
ly divided between open and shade'
ground go that the children can plal
there az any time Of the day. Th'
older folks can usually be foun'
playing croquet on the court at ,n'
head Of the grounds.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
MANY FEATURES
AT EPWORTH
To Explain Origin of Cos
pei Hymns Sung at
Services
DIR. THOMAS TO TALK
AT ALL SERVICES

The Rev Essell Parks Thomas,
pastor OF Epworth NJ E. Church.
viii preach at the IL o'clock ser
vices in that church tomorrow. His
theme will be Jacob. Whose World
Was Mostly Himself" The morning
services are proving popular
Tho Sunday School meets at 10
o'clock. willis l. overdeer. super
.intendent
The twilight services being held
at the church are attracting large
congregations. the musical program
under the direction OF Professor
George f. King, being a feature.
DR.. Thomas at the services tomor-
row, viii preach on the theme
Books That Have Influenced Men"
The open forum at this service will
be another feature when the con-
gregation will be invited TO speak
Of "The Man Of Their Acquaintance
Who Exemplifes the Best Type OF
Christian Life"
A special number OF the musical
program will be the singing by a
quartette, OF 1T is Well With NJ,
Soul" sung by Miss Anna Cochran
Mrs Grace Burns. Clarence Thomas
and Herbert Mikesell. Preceding the
singing Of the quartette, Professor
King will give brief story Of the
beautiful gospel hymn. and will tel
how It came to be written.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
and Music To Be Again T0morro1
INTENTION VS.. ACTION,
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

The services tomorrow morning
and evening at the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church. Delaware ave-
nue. and West street. will be in
charge OF the pastor. the Rev. JOS
eph Young Irwin. S. T. d.. who will
take for the subject OF the sermon
at 1880 o'clock, Intention W. Ac-
ton"
The Sunday school VIII meet at IL
o'clock.
At tho evening service al 7.3o
o'clock tho pastor will take as the
subject OF the sermon. "a Promising
Young Man"
The mid-wcek prayer and praise
service will be held wednesday eve
ming az S o'clock.
Tho choir, under the direction OF
Mrs. Victor Pyle will have a good
musical program Al both the morn
ing AMI evening services.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
AN UNH0LY ALLIANCE,'
PASTORS THEME

The order OF service at Harrison
Street VI. +. Church. the Rev. Will
liam f. Habbart pastor. tomorrow
will be as follows: $50 a. m, class
meeting, G.. 3. Crossman. leader:
1880 a. m, preaching service. pre-
lude. 'Intermezzo Inoscagna"; an
them after prayer, Il VIII Extol
Thee; quartette. selected: sermon
by pastor. subject, The Woman Of
Samaria;" postlude. selected.
1915 p. m, Sunday school. I FL
mer Perry, superintendent.
1880 p. m. preaching service: pre-
lude. Melody in z Flat" by Brown;
song service; anthem after prayer.
MY Jesus Love Thee" Edwards:
odertory anthem, zone sweetly Sol
emn Thought" Ambrose; sermon by
pastor. subject AN Unholy ALI
ance.- postlude selected.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
CONDUCTS CAMPAIGN
FOR CHURCH FUNDS

The Rev. Leonard b. Smith. pas
tor OF the Peninsula Methodist
Protestant Church. who has been
conducting a campaign in Worcester
county, Maryland. during the week.
in behalf Of the new church fund in
Wilmington, will occupy his pulpit
both morning and night tomorrow
at the Jr. o. q. A. NJ. Han 907 Tat
nall st-cet. Next week ne will con
duct a similar campaign In Wicomlc
county. assisted by tho Rev. J. NJ
Sheridan, ID. d.. conference super.
intendcnt Of church extension. sun
day school at noon. The evenin.
service will be in connection with
the Young Peoples service from
to s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
BISHOP TO BE
PARKPREACHER
DR.. Richardson, of Method
ist Church, Will Address
Sunday Meeting
DIR. ALLISON TO
PRESENT SPEAKER

Worshippers at the union interde-
nominational service at Washington
Heights tomorrow evening will have
the privilege OF hearing the Rev.
Ernest G.. Richardson. ID. d., Ii. ID.
a Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Bishop Richardson comes TO WI
mington to MI two engagements.
preaching in Grace NJ. Z. Church in
the morning and at the park service
in the evering. Because OF his prom
inence as a churchman Il is likely
that large audiences will hear him
at both places Bishop Richardson
was chosen a Bishop Of the church
at the General Conference held in
Des Moines in 1920. He is now in
charge Of the new Atlanta area Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. He
will go 70 London in September as
a delegate to the Ecumenincal Con-
ference.
The joint committee in charge OF
the park service expects a record
breaking attendance although large
congregations have heard all the
previous speakers. There will be
seats for all. Tho service viii be-
gin al 7.15 o'clock with a sacred con-
ccrt by the Philharmonic Band. The
band will also accompany the con-
gregational singing. The Rev. George
ID. Allison Of Second Baptist Church
will preside and introduce Bishop
Richardson. The Rev. George c
Williams will offer the prayer and
the Rev. Charles II. Bonner viii
read the scripture. The service con.
tinues one hour.
In case OF rain, Bishop Richardson
will speak in Hanover Presbyterian
Church at the announced hour.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
UNION NJ. Z. cHrRcn

Union Meth odist Episcopal
Church. the Rev. Harvey Winfield
Ewing, d. D.. minister viii observe
services tomorrow as follows: class
meeting at $50 a. m.. r. W. Dun
lap leader; public worship at 1890
a. m sermon subject. "The River:
sunday school at noon. W. J.. Bick-
ing sup perrin ten d e mt: Epworth
League at 715 o'clock. Evening
worship at p. m. sermon subject.
Mount Carmel; or The Mount OF
Victory"
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
BLIND EVANGELIST
AT CENTRAL

At First and Central Presbyterian
Church Market street above Ninth,
tomorrow, the Blind Evangelist, the
Rev. Thomas Houston. will preach
a; the morning service at 1880
O'Clock. Miss Louise Crownover, Of
Philadelphia will sing a soprano
solo. The quartet win sing The Lord
Is My Rock. Rogers Albert Nun
sen will preside at the organ in the
ohsence Of John A Thoms.
Sunday School at - o'clock
This congregation co-operates with
the Union Service az Washington
Heights at 7.30 o'clock.
Usual Service OF Prayer and Praise
and Bible study Wednesday evening
at s o'clock, led by Rev. Thomas
Kerr.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
DIR. MORDECAI AT
WESTMINSTER CHURCH

The Rev. T. p. Mordecai, formerly
Of this city VIII preach tho sermon
at the morning worship at the West
minister Church, Pennsylvania avenue
and Rodney street, tomorrow. In
the evening the congregation OF this
church will worship at the Open
Air service on Washington Heights.
During the week the Daily Noca-
tion Bible School will meet each
morning. under the direction Of Mr..
Mercer Of the dupont school.
The r. +. S. Club will hold its
weekly meeting on Friday evening.
Miss Kathryn Ayers will lead the de-
votional service assisted by Miss
Madeline Black. Miss Ruth. Schafer
viii have charge Of the music.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
FIRST NJ r. CHURCH

Services tomorrow at the First
Methodist Protestant Church. Sew
enth street below Walnut street, will
be at the usual hours. Preaching
both morning and evening by the
Rev. F. G. Holloway at 10.45 a.
m. and 7.45 p. m. theme, THE Good
That a Tongue Can Do"
Sunday school at 2.15 p. m, Y.
p. s. c. z. at p. m. Prayer meet
ing wednesday evening at s.