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Our Boys Suits

Are cut and made right ami
nohby styles. Two pants suits
$l3.
p bows suits. one or two
kind, that sold at IS 10 i;
duccd to - 10 800.
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The Best Overco.

Stylish coats for yomr m., a.
to $40. "'' =
Splendid values at SIS. aa
$25. '-' d
Some cheap coats at so AMI
elusive high grade roa,> e..
and $40.
Special values in BOYS, q
coats.
\ good chinchiIla coat at 6
MarknawS for men and bo,,
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GRACE 4. BOISYERT,

Administrators of T. Fred Boisvert
deceased
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Special Talks
BIZ Rev Gordon.


"A Eplendld pregram his been
.srrans d for HE ahtral chTistlan.
church Eva gslistlc service to
night. Dr.. .. 3. Gofddp win preach
the first Of 4 series 81 tour sermons
on Salvation = To- be presented to-
.night Wednesday, Thursday aud
Friday nights, under. tho special
soplcs as follows
!. salvaton and Eaith.r
Salvation and Repentance
Salvation and Confession.
salvation and Baptism. .
Several musical numbers hive.
been arrangelsby Francis i. Grow,
director Of music Including a duet
by Mr., and Mrs. Grow, My Savior
Liveth" by NandeYenter, aul Mr,
Grow will sing = My Father Watch
es over me- by Iillenas. Mr.,
Crow advises everyone to como
early 70 the evening services which
begin ct,7:50, as the audiences are
growing nightly and seats will be
alta premium. Tie great audience
last night filled tho audttorium ana
gallery, and nearly Gguallcd the
Sunday night crowd. "A varied
program was presented following
the aong service. Mr.. Grow sang
"The Bells dt Conscience! by
Excel uil Misses Eva ana Goldlo
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FIsggy Meadow

One Of the oil derricks of the
South Penn Oh company on the
Koen McGraw lease burned down
Saturday night. The origin of the
fire Is unknown. a
Miss Allie Neptune was the guest
Of friends here Sunday.
Mrs. ]. 2. Holbert was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ankrom, the latte.
part Of the week.
jim. Hamilton was visiting rela
hyes in Metz Sunday.
Miss Helen Moore, Of Homewood,
was the guest OF relatives here.
Sunday.
Edward Moore, Of Sunshine,
spent tho week end with relatives
in Flaggy Meadow.
Russell and Frank Baker have
shut down their saw mill near Metz
during the bad weather, and will
do some carpenter work in Brook.
side addition until the weather is.
more favorable.
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employed as telegraph operator in
the local offices and filled the pc.
sition in a very efficient manner.
He has many friends here who are
hoping to see him completely re.
covered In D short time. At last
accounts he was doing nicely.
Parent Teacher Association.
A parent-teacher association has
recently been organized In our
community, and the following per.
sons were elected as officers Of
the organization. Thomas F. Rice.
president; Mrs. Lee Hart, first
vice president; Walter Cox, second
vice president: H. Z. Duncan wna
named as secretary treasurer. All
persons Interested in tho better
ment Of echool conditions are ell.
gible to member hip and the or
ganization Is expected TO accomp.
lish a better cooperation between
the ths.t teachers and patrons Of the
FORMER heSlueht 1ere
Lindsay Beatty Of Wellsville, O.,
has been the guest OF relatives
here the past few days. Mr..
Beatty and his family were former
" residents Of Glover Gap and
they have many friends here who
are always glad to see them when
they return.
Personals
Miss Flossie snodgrass, who is
Q popular student Of the Glover
Gap high school has been iii at
her home near Brink since the
holidays. At one time her condi.
ton was considered very serious
but now r::1 is In q fair way TO re:
cover. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Troy have
leased the property lately vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Wander
grit, and moved their household
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goods to their new home tho first
Of the week.
Mr.. and hrs. Harry Moore and
little son, Harold. were guests Of
Or. and Mrs. H. p Books on
last Sunday.
George w. Phillips was a bust.
ness visitor at Warrington the last
OF the week.
Rev, Thomas Kendall has been
quite sick for several days and
has been unable to attend to his
pastoral work at the Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brumage Of
Fairrnont returned home Sunday.
evening after a visit with relatives
near here,
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ihe gas cranklns d Ford CIR re.
M aud us Dick Bentie 81
l.irnloiit spetit the Sgeeis end win
fAlfs Bentle,s parents M! "a irs.
Downs, nt this
W.. and Mrs Earnest Burnett 81
Manning ton, were visiting here
'oyer the week end.
Miss Mildred Talkington spent
The week end at her homo on Plum,
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No SESSION TonAvS

1 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IT,
There was no session o. the Roscoe
g. Arbnckle granddaughter trial IN
superior court this morning. Mat
thew Brady district. attorney. flay.
ing asked tlrss 81 study certain
phases Of the case more thorough.
". The court ret the first series
OF extended sessions for q p: nj.
OF testimony was expect
ed to begin at this session. A
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Community Program TO
Discuss the Need Of
New Building

- ....st4 x441s. - ~ = - -,
SLoNlsh 1 an. Tins
recent cpmmanlly tnesting held az
Inc N, y, u chlise crew e g yety
very 'eiSi'', gratifyiag so the5 persons
having tne attAlF ~ jcnarge a
number or MIN SCHOOL students
Furnished Splendid music as the
opening teataire et me meeting
p olioWlns mo tL1Asis am tne
nlplep. or caootS IND oyement
wnicn nas nee1 aeltst 81 am ong our
lean'ng eit,zenls e Innen recently re-
caine W ior alsggE !. Ut. p.
N booeSA enaiEnaa ~ the cons
,nl1teo, lee me plsc lsslon. ytners
1nteressed = En or ss a ~, tolloW-
ca With 4he opyect
Oh inc eolnnlltte s ~, 70 soe 70 \
rug out Nnss 9l " tne Itlost el-'
lec.lse Wey g Eva I; ]. tnelE appeai ~.
pe..es SENIOR ssslltl' es ,9eteFe Tue
u9afu ol eensssss9h sltnolt GONG
~ ytnlns FF,tcn nllsnl Re q iillury
.n !, 9t aelplnEi s9ps slne cause
tney 4Le 80 nnch anL 19I,: g y.
\, lsan WI. Me ate SUI noplEns
1 ,as ny an9hnes ytIs s, W. may. PC
lple 70 pessln seapol WORK unaer1
'h'pfoFsu conn1ta0ns;
a tribute
!. e;
me ses,pents s. ~ Stltoyer Gap as
" sn ~ tns slsiztsIl q 81 tne'
, 1ulsoo u NUM- esnnsty Sr,egtet INC
ipss oR o,lt otaess sS1tlzen MT.
.aA , rNfpees wnose DEAN occur
s gsrs :. aro s 9e as mare Saa : sn asM
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coasti'ne Of England Is s,22o
miles long.
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i ARMIMgToN


oVefifa IN Hines
81 ~ Burnett Ssll0i has been dan.
gronHly NJ 81 his home here with
rheumatism and complications 81
that disease, a covering nicely at
this time. His daughter, Miss AIDA,
who has been here on account. OF
her fathers illness has returned To
shinnston, where she Is teaching IN
the public school.
Hers for Game.
"A number OF visitors from Fair
mont, Warrington. Downs and Bar.
rackyille. were here Saturday night
for the high Fcbnol basketball game
with ". W.. hreshmen.
From shinnston.
Mrs, Edna Smith, OF shinnston;
came down Friday night for the
Submissions Pennington basketball
gamo. While here she visited her
aunt Mrs. Z. NJ. Bryan.
Lleense issued.
"a marriage license was issued by
the county clerk Saturday to WI.
liam Douglas and Miss Alberta
Blsh, two populs- young people Of
this place. r
From Monohnah. 4
Mrs. Jerome Hubbs, Of Monon.
gah. spent Sunday here as the guest
Of her cousins, Charles and Miss
Martha Davis.
Monorsah Girls Here.
The girls basketball team OF
Pennington, will play the West Mo.
nongah high school girls here to,
night. Our girls. under the able
coaching Of Miss Lura Tenant. arc
doing some fine playing this year,
and this Is sure to 80 very inse,s
esting game. %S4
Personals.
Miss Charlotte Vandiyert. OF
Fairmont, spent the week end here
with Miss Esther Fogle.
Miss Luo Fupp, who has been
threatened with pneumonia, Is much
better at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Martin have
returned from q weeks visit with
in Fairyiew.
While coastlng down Chatham
hill Saturday, Johnnie Mcneil
bumped into the company stable
and broke his arm in two places.
Claud Pitzer is suffering from a
fractured right arm, received when
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CHIC Campaign
...SIART5..T0lAN!
Flying Squadron Opens
Nee ings Here This
i Afternoon

Or. Leigh colyin and Arthur q.
Whitney are the snea liers who will
open the meetings OF the Flying
Squadron. at $3.50 this afternoon
ct the First Baptist church, Wal.
nut avenue.
The squadron comes here Under
the auspices Of the Ministerial
Assoc iation, N the interest Of law
enforcement, and will remain for
three days. Meetings WIN be held
each afternoon at 1880 and each
night at 1880. After today the
meetings will be held at the 81.
P. Temple. No admission Is
charged and all the meetings are
free to the public
Tho purpose Of the campaign is
TO strengthen the hands 81 all of
Iticials an dto increase the deter.
limitation Of the people for law en-.
forcement and civic Righteousness.
ITO consent to the violation Of
the law by a business which Is
the drowning infamy OF modern
times. would undermine the Repub-
iiic, break down our civilization and
defeat humanity's fondest and
highest hopes.
"The Flying Squadron is IN the
field to meet this assault You are
invited to be present at its meet.
Iings as indicated below and to
bring your friends with you. This
is tho hour when all lovers OF
freedom and liberty and Of constl-
tutional government should rally
to the support Of prohibition"
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- go - :.
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sweeten your husband and the
whole house-with Blue Devil
Cleanser. Adv.
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Peasants Of those countries where
black bread is eaten usually have
good teetn.
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SHOPS clnsrn

CHICAGO. Jan l7.-Chlcago,s
s2TO0.000 municipal repair shops
have been closed as a failure, II
became known tJday. following an
Investigation by q committee OF
Aldermen because the city, work
done there cost 800 percent OF
what It would have cost on. the
outside"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.

Grace Church chimes will play at
10 a. m. tomorrow as follows: THE
Chimes of Trinity" 1.-THE Spacious
Firmament on High" Another Six
Days Work is Done" THE Church's
One Foundation"
The musical numbers Of the morn
ing service will be: Organ prelude,
"Elegie, "Borowski; anthem, II VIII
Extol Thee" Maker; offertory, tenor
solo, BE Thou Faithful Unto Death"
Mendelssohn. Mr.. Smith; organ post
lude, "Recessional," Browne.
The chimes Will play at p. M:
Rock of Ages" Jerusalem the Gold
en- Through the Night of Doubt and
Sorrow
The organ recital at 7.15 will in
ciude: Fantasia in F Major" Polleri (;
"Elsas Dream" Wagner; "Cantilena.
Grison.
The choir viii sing at the evening
service: "By Babylon's Wave" Gou-
nod; Savior Again in Thy Dear
Name" Shelley. The organ postlude
VIII be: 'Verset Chorale," Batiste.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
CHURCH UNITY.
To be- Discussed by Rev. c. l.. Candee
at Westminster

A. the morning service IN Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church tomorrow,
Rev. Charles /. Candee. the pastor
will speak on Our Heritage" In the
afternoon, al ( o'clock. he will con-
clude his series OF sermons on COM
parative religions with a talk on THE
Holy Catholic Church" He will pre-
sent certain conclusions CLEANED from
the series OF studies showing, in his
opinion. grounds for possible church
unity. During the morning service, the
double quartet will sing selections, and
In the afternoon, Harry T.. Stausebach
will give selections on the violin.
on Monday evening. the recrea ton
room OF the church Will open for the
use OF the men Of the church for bowl
lng. A match game Of quoits will be
played with Trinity NJ. f. Church. The
regular service will be held at s
o'clock Wednesday. On Thursday eve
ming. the Choral Club will meet for
lts second rehearsal Of the Pirates sof
Penzance." under the direction Of
John A. Thoms, Jr. This will be the
last meeting Of the club prior TO the
departure OF the president. Miss Ag-
mes Y. Downsy. for South America
The Women's Missionary Society will
meet at y. m. Friday. Mrs. w. G.
Mendinhall viii preside. Mrs. e. j
Rieterer win talk on Alaska" The
Boys Club. directed by Charles +
Parks. Jr.. viii occupy the recreation
room Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
Continue Revival at Bethany

The Rev. Charles C. Earle, ID. D.,
pastor OF Bethany Baptist church, viii,
administer the ordinance OF baptism
20 a number OF candidates tomorrow
evening. The revival interest captin-
ues undated. The sermon on the
morning viii be on THE Power of
Personality, and the Ten Qualities
Which Must be Cultivated TO Strength
en- It."
The evening subject Will be, THE
Man Who Refused Million, and Lat
er Changed His Mind. and Another
Man who declined TO Give up a Mil
lion for Christ's sake. and who was
never heard Of afterward, and three
I'M y who gave up millions for Christ
and gained earthly immortality"
Two large choruses will sing. A So
cial sing az 7-30, led by Raymond
Slawter. Bible School will be held al
~ and c. y. Society at CAS-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
LOCAL PREACHERS SERVICES.
Methodist Pastors May Arrange for
Them With National Secretary.

The enga agernents for the national
secretary Of the National Association
Of Local Preachers OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church in America. during
the balance OF the present quarter for
holding Local Preachers Day Services
are as follows:
Darlington, Maryland, January
2sth; South Chester VI. e Church,
February 18th; Roxbury NJ. z.
Church. Phila-. February 2sth; Trim
ity VI. z. Church, Camden, New Jer-
sey, March 18th.
He will be at Easton. Pa. February
18th attending the quarrerly meeting
OF the Emhury Association OF Local
Prea chers.
The secretary has already held dur
Ing the quarter Local Preachers Dav
Service in the Eastlake NJ. e Church,
and at Marshallton.
Any pastor of Methodisn can have a
lIcal preachers day service, by fixing
a date and with the
national secretary, at 1903 Walnut
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
LEAGUE q
WINTER INSTITUTE
Will be Held in Harrison Street
M. e. Church During
February.

Tho Epworth Leagues of Whining
ton and the nearby towns are plan
ming an Epwcrth League Institute 20
be held IN Harrison street VI. u.
church for five consecutive Thursdats
beginning with the first Thursday IN
February. Two years ago a similar
Institute was held In EDvorth church
with an average o, attendance Of over
two hundred and eixty young people
In the classes Of the institute. The
District Cabinet IL hoping 70 doubis
that number for the coming Insti-
tute.
Prominent men OF the church VIII
be present each evening 70 give ths
closing address. Among them win be
Chaplain Francis Mccoy Of Washing
ton ID. c., Dam OF several summer
institutes. The Rev. Dr. French of tho
Board Of Homo Missions and DR.. J. c.
Bieri are planning to be present. Tho
teaching force Will be ministers from
/ the city as follows: Bible study. by
DR.. j. w. n. sumwalt. home missions,
| by Rev. r. w. Jones; church history,
| Rev. T. J. Sard assisted by another
minister; Junior League methods
| Mrs. Latter, Junior Lea que superir-
tendent Of district: stewardship. REV.
w. V. Moore. district president: Ep-
worth League methods. ". q. Harris.
who VIII be assisted By several promi-
nent League workers.
The sessions viii begin each eve
ming promptly at 7.15 O'Clock. The
study period Of the fret evening viii
be followed by social hour in charge
Of Harrison street E.pvorth League.
A banner win be awarded the League
having the largest percentage Of -
membership present. An unlimited
number may attend. A registration
fee Of fifty cents VIII be charged %
defray expenses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
LUTHERAN.
st. Stephens.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church.
Tatnall street, near Seventh street.
Rev. Frederick Doerr, minister
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve
ming by the pastor. Subject, $780,
"Life's True Aim; 7.3o, The Needed
Aspiration" Sunday school at 215.
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and
Jackson streets, Rev. Frederick Hass-
karl, pastor. Preaching morning and
evening tomorrow. Subject, 1890,
'Christlike Conduct" 7.30, THE Rails
Ing of the Widows Son." Sunday
school at $50 and 2.15. Reception of
new members at 7.30. The Wartburg
Band Of Mt. Vernon, n. 7, will give
concert in the Sunday school audi
torium at s. p. m, Wednesday.
Holy Trinity.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Madison and West Twenty-third
streets. Rev. S. f. Wicker, pastor
Services tomorrow as follows: Bible
school. 10; morning woi ship, II; ser
mon on Increasing and Decreasing; =
Torch Bearers meeting, 8; Chris
tan Endeavor meeting, q; vespers
and sermon. 7.45, subject, The Un-
popular Saint" Prayer service al
7.45 Wednesday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

At the morning service in Second
Baptist Church tomorrow. Rev. G.. ID.
Allison, the pastor, will deliver the
third Of series of sermons. The quar-
tet choir will render several selections
and Miss Virginia w. Fuller, leader,
Will sing a solo. In the evening, a re-
production of Sargent's Hosea" will
be given to everyone present in con-
nection with a sermon on the sub
ject. Stausebach's orchestra will rem
der a program, and Mrs. Ramoth
Mitchell will sing.
On Wednesday evening the progress
sive roll-call of the members viii be
continued. Persons whose names begin
with HI, as well as all others, are
invited to attend. The study outline
will be taken from the 1Ith Corin-
thia rs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
kingswood.
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First

First.
First NJ. L. Church, Seventh street,
below Walnut street, Rev, Fred q.
Holloway. minister. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours
Second.
Second NJ. Il. Church. Fifth avenue
and Anchorage sreet. Rev. b. F.
Jester. pastor. Preaching at 7.3o p.
m. tomorrow. Sunday school at $50.
Prayer meeting Friday evening.
Peninsula.
Peninsula NJ. p. Church. Jr. o. Q.
A. NJ. Hall, Rev. Leonard B. Smith,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor: subject,
io.4S. Holding the Home For
Heaven" 7.s0. Lives Changed From
within" Class meeting at 10: Sunday
school at noon; Christian Endeavor
at 6.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Old Sw~dM.


old swede.' p. r. Church, Seventh
and Church streets. Rev. Robert Bell.
vicar. Services tomorrow Will be as
follows: a. m. holy communion; ;
II. morning prayer and sermon; 2-30,
sunday school; 7.so., evening prayer
and sermon.
st Andrews.
Services tomorrow IN 81. Andrews s
Church. Snipley and Eighth streets,
Rev. Richard ". T-apnell, rector. Will
be: Holy communion At a. m: Bible
ciass and church school at Gas: morn
IFS prayer and sermon at Il; evening
prayer and sermon at 7.45.
ST. Matthews Mission.
Al ST Matthew's Mission there viii
be sunday school az 2.so p. m; evening
prayer and sermon AZ 8.
Trinity.
Trinity p. =. Church. corner of Della
ware avenue and Adams street. Rev.
Frederick NJ. Ksrkus. pastor. Preach
Ing tomorrow morning and evening al
II and 7l5 O'Clock. Holys communion
az 40: Sunday school at $50.
Immauuel.
Emmanuel y. r. Church. Seven
toenth and Riverview avenue. Ser
vices tomorrow will be as follows
Holy communion, 7.45; church school
e45: morning prayer and sermon. II
evening prayer and sermon, 7.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
PRESBYTERIAN.
West.


West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. Rev. u. r.
Smiley. ID. D., pastor. Preaching to-
morrcw morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject. 1890. THE Pub
lican;" ;".7,3o, The Pharisee"
Hanover.
In Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. to-
morrow morning the Rev. Charles II.
Bohner pastor will preach on the
subject, God Wrestling with Men"
In the evening Mr.. Bohner's subject
will be, "On What Road Are You
Camping7" The Girls Club Will meet
in the church on Monday night.
The session. board of Trustees
and board OF Deacons will hold
n Joint meeting In the church at
. p. m. Tuesday night. On Sunday
night week the combined choirs OF
Hanover and tho Church OF tho New
Jerusalem will present special pro-
gram in Hanover Church. Those taxi
Ing part will be: Mrs. Leonard Il.
Wales and Miss Eleanor Gleason,
soprano. Mrs. Ferdinand Gilpin. Jr,
and Miss Virginia Keen, contralto; J..
Wales Davis and Harry Cox, tenor.
and Frank Ford Palmer and Walter
Ii. Bennett, basso
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church.
Twenty y-seventh and Market streets,
Rev. William Leishman, pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning services. including baptism.
1890, sermon, "Contending With
Horses" evening service, 7.sO. SER
mon. Net Mending;" Sabbath school,
2; Christian Endeavor. $50. The mid
week prayer services will be at 745 on
Wednesday evening.
Westminster.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street, Rev. Charles l.. Candee. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and
afternoon. 1890. Our Heritage" g.
THE Holy Catholic Church." Special
music at each service.
Flrst.Central.
! First and Central Presbyterian
Church. Market street above Ninth
Rev. AQuilla Webb. d. D., Ill. d.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor Subject
1890. Something TO Say" T.3o. I'm
consistent Sinners" Sunday schoo
and other regular meetings at tn,
usual hours.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church, Els.
mere, Rev. Irwin F. Wagner, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning ant
evening by the pastor. Subject, IL
Likeness to Christ" 7.30, Excuses.
Sunday school at 10 a. M; Christian
Endeavor meeting, $50 p. m.
Greenhill.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church
Kennett Pike, Rev. Thomas Kerr
pastor. Preaching tomorrow mornin,
at 10.45 O'Clock. Sabbath school a
$50 o'clock.
, First United.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets. Rev. N. n
Calhoun. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject, IL a m, Knowing and Do
ing the VIII Of God" 7.45, "A Brav
Queen" Sunday school and othe
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
Grace Church Dinner.

The women of Grace Church will at
tend dinner in the church house next
Wednes sday evening. Miss Mary
Wheeler will SPEAK and Miss Elsie
Copley will be the soioist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
Sune Bible Class supper.

The NJ III. Slime Bible class Of Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church will serve
an oyster and cold meat supper in the
basement of the church, Twenty third
and Madison streets, between $40 and
D. m. on Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
Holding a Bake.

The What So Ever, in cooperation
with Eastlake Presbyterian Church is
holding bake today at Zelly's Meat
Market, 29l0 Market street.