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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
FARMERS MEETING III
DICKSON NEXT SATURDAY

At Ia. regular meeting u the
& ..movs oi Commssce Board VI
Dire .toss. held Monday 4isrnoou
IL wss decided to have a meeting of
the isrm~s . SATURDAY 10 the Nj.
Galley Theatre At / o. o'slOck iof the,
parposs of trying to stimulate and
encourage the aro~iDs oi mof-
tobacco.
Experienced tobacco fais.s will
be present and give instructions on
Aox 10 prepare plant beds cnliufe
and handle tobacco
II 10 hopsd that every farmer ~ho
possibly can will b. present At this
meeting II II IL fmp0ssihie fnf
you o b@ psessat wfsr or sas Joe
b Wsems. S@es.tary II the Cham.
Der dt Commerce. and tell bin
about how many acres you want ~
plant so he esn get seed tor you
and g., your usnr oh mailing list
tn oih,r Va usblr Information which
VA, hx. saIsl. ons,t lress, t.sns: IA 1.ws,
regarding tht ra.slog aud handling
tho crops.
Alresdy quite numhrt oi
farmers Who have never ralscd to-
Lacco before are making prspats
ions 10 plant crop this ysat, aud
ths indications are that ssytgsi
hundred. seIrs will b. planted this
sprinx In a radius III ics ul'-s -
Dickson. which w,li ,nsnte tss ea.
tsblisbisg II = a,sss., ia D.sks"n
this fall y
Moat every iaTm-r can fsia ttom.
three 10 dye acres NJ taSsecn apt
not interfere with hja 6'hrf crup-
and will therefore net hln ne5t
iiff1fe rnrH ni rra,if RI Ii wffr-r.ss@.~ ~
Two Dickson County huy- ta'ss,4
thrs. aerss last yrp. end -ol5 h
last week Tor $500 no What tlpse
boys done can b. duplicated h}
many m,rs DiohAon County boys
and men II they will slvs IL lAf
trial.
Don ( iail TO attend the meeting
Saturday. Biting the boys and all
come and learn something ahou,
the tobacco business.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
|1elnnE n DElllF
WILSON FouunlTlon

"A aA enthusiastic ms~iins II.
tsN4s1 hs sev~ssl psomiusAt nca
of niaAsaa held In shs atscs II
lSaes ~ \. w~sms Wednesday
|Hcrnsns, IN sFuanisatlea was p<t.
tpsssd DR. u xaadsss MilsoA
Fossaasloa csmpaisa 10 - AslA
m Dichsoa Csanty shis ~v&l.
frAst y, Hen ~As elected chair.
man u the Meas camnissss tes
'.Ae campaign. sed MN W. A.
Clement wss named No ckairmAn al
the Wcmeas Caaniss~s.
rhese enmnsitse~'s sill cooperate
with the ether In Faisins nsetsea
canats,,s snala. .rhieA ID. -110O 10
An active essvass viii A~ mad. this
wset. Ia whseh everybody ~sli hs
xiv~a ~ opportunity II snhsesiee
60 the Foundation ~hlch hss been
-sta hti,hti " p.fnr.asN the Arss
N wcasrow M,lsan, end lo make
.swsris aud sis~ metals 10 The
,Rsps4pa bssa sssssns> >..,,e ,s,ta&. n
universal peace
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

In vaIlesr lss. Saturday.
= MiYses rrrtidts snd Eefs Mitchell
~rrs the sus-t. oi Ml-s Lacy ~pessht
Sunday
Mr. aui As Nsl.st BssseH aud
ehlldrsn ~ete guests oi Ar. and
Mr.. \ A Hs,soa Sanday.
Mr.. and Mr. Pomp Moore sp@Gt
SUNDAY 10 Charlotte.
Mss. Ja- Ef@y IL ea si.e s.es li~s
n, present wr!tlag
Mr. aud VIZ. a. A Scott sp@nt
lasl Suu,isy the guests u Mr. aud
Mr. ! A, BaIsou.
Mr.. Aai Mrs Albert Harvey we're
10 Charlotte Friday
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
Pond

Rev~J D Hessley. oi Dickaos.
vas welcome visitor here lsst
Friday.
Nrs. r. H. Lacy las rstuSnsd
from 4 visit With isiends near Lane
Oak.
Nrs L. r. Rsymcnd. of Charlotte,
vas the guest oi hsf sister. nn. n !,
Miller. last ~erk,
Mira. K Y. T,dvell and soos have
r~,urued from Dawsoa Springs. ( y, .,
where they waited relatives.
Mn A. G. Shawl and ehilds~n
spens th~ wesk-eoA with honsinlks
here.
N. u. Tsdwell was 10 Nashville
laM TAur~day.
Mn. RI. c, ksia was shoppira 4
in D,<tsnn Mooday.
J. A sAehy aud II nay attended
| tke 'lun*rsi NJ Miss B~uiaA Usd+r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
tosag Ladies Miaslo~ary
Society n. Z. Chse,A. S.

The yeaag iad,ss missionary
sooi<sy oi the N. = Church. South.
met vi.A Mics kshsl Coleman, Jan.
uary GsA. i, 49,. .,.....-.... /. ,........
Africa vsa the topic dsocassesi.
The following o0cssv wess elected
ior tbs year
Psvsidsnt--Miss Lsvonis 6osse,t;
Wee Pres. .-Mi.s Mildred Twomsy;
Corresponding srey Mise Evt.yn
Csos, Recording secretary Ms.
Alleas IAslesa TJ@r..,rAls+a.staiSa
Dssa; Study and Publicity Mis-.
Ethel Coleman: Superintendent, II
suppIiss-Mi.. L-aa Roth, sup,
II Social Sesvics-Aiss Dofthy Nc,
Caul
= After rivlic,ouv rwirs*hm~uir w-r.
served the meeting adjourned Il
mssl Eshrpass H., .,,,,, ~, :,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
CENTRAL nls @Oo
y BASKETBALL FIVE.

In the game ot basketball played
in toe Legion Hall last Saturday
nisht between the fast Ave iSom
Camden High School and our local
which. hy the way. vas, the
drst time local iandom bad been
S,~-n "a opportunity 70 pAas inda
ment ~ 10 the strength and ability
oi Coach psstt's quintette--it vas
clearly visible that Central possesses
- snappy aud da.hias team this
-esson - moss and of em In High
School circles, With two regular
men out oi the lineup, they rushed
Gsmdrn every minute u play. and
=, certain intervals scored soals N
last that even the scorer vas accua-
"a Mailing 10 get one. hia figure.
showing Ceural Hi II poinu and
Tsmdra II while all spectators had
credited the local. with 4 tie. Their
hr'lliaet work vas deserving ii 4
VICTORY. but they had strong loes ia
ihs r~rsonsge n Camden High. All
Dickson pv iii Ans work, The
sll-rouni ~ark oi Tom suss, Voc
Bergen ard 'sChok,e" Le@te in d..
i.nc~ and shooting goals Vas 40
| " cislly 40 outstanding feature. and
shs YORK NJ Csrl,oc and Red Scott
=, center and inward ~. aiao cred,
italslY
The local Hlsh meet. aoothe,
st,org cesrtsti. here FRIDAY nisht
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
|. Q. Q. r.

On. iu--asy right, sxramy sist.
there will es . vesy interesting aud
.iaslrpciivs <sssaAag.an :. ntalslles.
ship ID Tennessee. I" 80 ~
Brother member. yoa wAo have
bssn abssa. isam The lAsds~ tss
teasons best known to youss~i.
may you no, diaesard this friendly
request d our. i@ ydor response IN
attendance add Interest,
One week later we begin q series
nf lllnsiiaisd lectnrra On iha ds-
srees of OddfsIlo~ishipi, ., ''''' - '1''..'
''ln union ssese 10 slrensth. no
coms and tncreas~ our forces,
Committee on Publicity.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
Hot Coffee Free Saturday

The ladies n the Missionary so.
eiety ot Fire. Baptist Church will
serve delicious hot co6es saturday
10 ID. Mrn's Rest Room al Fii.,
National Bank building. They will
aFsu hayr rtndWicflrv sna pivs u
cell at Zoe esch. Don, m,~ this
opportunity al aes.ias sosn- good
eats and = cup ei good ho, codse
Remember the eo6es IL tree This
10 made possible by the Maufy.Cole
Coffee Compaay VI Memphis hsvins
donated come oi their well knowu
CanoyA brand through their local
representative. w. A. G.,odsum. 10
cid tbs Society 10 their wark, Dont
forget Saturday, and o. hy and he
sesved bv = group Of y .uns ladies,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
xOl PEfNEs Doumo
OVER WITHOUT Iait

Nora p~ehles, the colosed ~omau
Who, ~ith her eleven year old con.
n. charged With killing their hrs.
band and father. Joe PEBBLES. Mon.
day night oi last week. a, their
home 10 East D,cksons was given !
preliminary hearing Monday before
Esos, A D. knshsh, J r. Petty
and j. +. Warren.
Quite = numb~s ot The plainti6
Witnesses vsfe put On the stand.
but TIE defence waived examination.
The woman vas bouod over 10
circuit court without bail and the
boy released under . $50 10 bond
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
Dissoluiioa Nogice.

Having aold my n'r, ., ~ tho
agency 4 the Continent, i FIR IT,.
su.anc- Co. TO /. X H. r~ss. | am
10 longs, responsible a. the com
pany of policy holders, no IN hss
assaued sA .,.uei~htp~av ri, ..sh~
Fentres. 4 Bowers Agency
] also w'.h 10 'sta hi msrns N
thaoking oil pole, ho,dtr for their
loyal support and payonagr.
You vii 6nd me a, my o@ea 10
the Frs, Na,ionsi Bank buildirs.
shere I Sill be pleased 10 have you
eall and see me when In Dicksou.
This. Jan. -. 1e97
G, ID f~n,ress
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

stance taks the sankiag hand levy
Oh S3e and mslsiply the ian assre.
safe. which ssvs yoa N.l0W
shieh shows the levy cot suGieisa,
~ tAks cars VI ths intssrsg on thu
tswn Indebtedness. with no pro.
vialons to create 4 reserve fuod
Tsks tins levy ies City schcol IA.
sAich gives yoa N<10Oo, In orde'
10 have . nlne. mostAs. school alter
the ssass end Cessts kunds are En-
A..ssss+;;s. A.ssss+;;sA ee 8 ssss q, =sss.a =ss;;.a AA.=Tz
besu necessary 10 TAKE care II this
fund. hence II can be sesn this fand
tails short, - veil ~ all other fund,
based oa the present lew. :
IL 10 generally known BY the tAx.
payers A the town thai the County
Beard os k~salisation ea. The valua.
ton VI come property owners. which,
followed by = cut al 10 eescsa, 90
the valussion Of oil the property ID
the so~n reduced the tan aggregate
'ti,h jysSai lfafs ' rhaA 3iW. .o0o fssi
than the year ieD
The problem ot making 4 tsl
lew 10, the year 1891 vas studied
more closely by the Mayor and
Haard ii AldssmAa than sxss, In
,he history Of the town. from ths
TACT. that aadss present con iition'
they did no, san, 10 levy one CEN
mote taxes than necessary,
The following tabulatsd statement
from The City Treasurer snow
tho Indebtedness u the town
which si,er . careful snalys,s vill
.hov . dsAcit 10 all iunds. whiet
will mste II necessary for ,hs ad
ninisuation following thi, one /,
borrow money ID tale care of;rhis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
AN#r tory

il.at .n sprn ta Rave ues
iu6uEt. fFi v II Ma,tssuG IL
ma sias ore Hhtlbna T. est&hlsh 4
cigar f4tats ~! will h.a,u the
rt,.slsu q ! -litahle huia!na short.
~ snd eAetenple,es being r~say
Tor hur,us III the early spfiLs
Wllit Or Nstisson IL no, an ~
pe,,enco,. cigar maker, he II IN
touch With s.petts 10 this line from
Florida, where he resided prior To
coming here lev months aso--
who wil do th1 mechanical work
and 10 see no reason why the
enterprise should nc, be a success
from the starr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
M Duncan in Gods Country and the Woman the Mccay Friday and Saturday

wood as Sylvia last Tuesday
GilAsfs nAnsll IN aa the .siek
hss.
Alss Ksllis Black. III tene OAA,
10 visisias Ms T. n, Lacy.
Miss Clara knsland u sst~nasas
echoed here.
We regret thai cur school eiesAs
this wesk, Several girls arr wcsk
iaa Zoe diplomas.
Bro, Ksllas Alled HE regular ~
posatmsnt hesv SUNDAY sisernoen,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27
WE HAVE

Bsri--Vpal~-porh--Lilk Il Pork
Sausage " a,rs Bslony- Brains
L'ysr- pacnn- Boiled Hsm-S~isa
and Cream Cheese -Fish--OYetefs
salt Macksra!--Lsttuce -- Celery
Quality and Service. iyou don I
believe VIZ HAyy. call los
I.VNN MEAT MARKET.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

> II ~as shown by .ctusl Esurss
Submitted hat the interest on the
bonded Indebtedness. oi the Town
aii outstanding notes held by
banks ~ss ~ 75t - interested
taxpayers can ascertain the amount
10 40 10 the eredi. VI each fund by
taxing the levy Of ssid fund and
nultips, ing the sum total Of the
TAX a.steaat. 81. 200. 200 vor' Ia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

Do nea. SATURDAY nj Harris
LevslIs stable, ,~o good. ssll.
broke ho.%-y will he offered st
puhiic auction on II months time
wi,h 20 4 security
Tarse hots~s belong 10 Mrs.
Cismm,e but,r., and will ea Tor
the high inllas no hi hid i+ts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

wANTED-To huy tour ~ Eve
thousand % inch bosrds, Gait m
zee J y. Johpsou. Al Ofkson Hard
ware Co Dickson.
'Aif - ~, -, 't",' ,,'f>}r ~ at','','; :; q
Wood n, Asls--i6 inch hesiss
wood pw further inia,m ation .el.
ephon~ ei J Mrs. 3 NJ. Rogers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

WANrEh-- several vide s~sks
salesman ~ sell McCnnnnn 4 veil
know products direct u consumer
II interested -ut- McC.rnon 4 Co
" nH'n.. Nina az r. n ,,SssksryA
n,csean, Isaa.
Mary A,lhnus'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

When in need a monumeuU se@
@ write. n II, Rr~~ce. Dickson.
Tenn P, o Boz III H. wili b.
pl.as~si to call and +es ycu. All
~sk pa, 90 concrssr hound alton
and erected by experience nan,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

BOND IHD9wTEDNxM
S7S 900 90 Water bonds aI interest 81 500 00
rs e00 20 school bonds 6vs 1880 %
2,i0o 10 School property bonds 10 %
500 90 Payne Spring bonds a six 80 %
5000 % ws bonds i've 80 90
10000 90 schoo Improvement honda II interest GO %
Total bond ntsses yearly ~ oS4 %
fLOArMa DISr
% 900 % Central High school interest
$4,000 Ons Of these u 0O % notes years due
1Sie 10 in notss Al sil cent interest. o3ls -
GKsERAL FUND ExrxsDtrvxsxs
Salaries Of oca and Mashals Tor 81 $40 90
Rent, trlephonr printing. election l6e %
Total Expenditure OF General Fund 1109S 20
Amount paid Sanitary for l03c S,s7 0S
leMy BOND ineses - ~ II ~ 700 W
Interest Floating Notes 9lS %
Notes to b. Paid July 5000 90
Gsu~ral Fund ----- --~ xU36 %
Sanitary Fund - - ---.~-.~-- 7SC col
- -
Respectfully submitted
r. HOLLEY. Mayo,
"a W Mullins. Harry Davs H. r T. Miller L. Parrish A. L. White
w. D. Brown. q C. Redden Aldermen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-27

Wary. MiIllnn.f
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
COURIER-NEWS =.
MEN CHARGED
WITH LIBEL

Fargo, April 1.-P L. Aarhus, busi-
ness manager OF the CourierlNews and
John Andrews, the editor, were ar
rested yesterday on a charge of Grim
inal libel. They were arraigned be-
fore Justice H. F. Miller and released
on their own bond Of $1,000 each. The
preliminary hearing will be held Mon
day.
The warrants were issued by States
Attorney w. c. Green on complaint Ct
S. j. Doyle who recently was re-
moved from the office of United
States marshal for North Dakota by
President Harding. Doyle alleges
that he was libeled in a certain news
story printed in the Courier-News,
sent it by its correspondent at Wash
ington, D. C.. In this story it was
stated that Doyle's removal resulted
from charges filed with the depart
ment of justice at Washington.
A few days ago demand for re-
traction was served on the Courier
News by Mr.. Doyle but it was ignored.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
me and bring 4 friend.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

L. +. johnson, Pastor.
10:30 A. M.-Morning worship AMI
sermon. Topic, The Religion OF the
Second Mile" Following the sermon
the communion Of the Lords Supper
will be observed. Il
IL Sunday school, Mrs. Evarts.
superintendent.
4P. MA meeting for the boys and
girls for song, story. and instruction.
Parents are urged to encourage the
children to attend the meeting this
Sunday and the next, April 9th.
$3.50 p. NIB. Y. p. u. Group No.
! will be In charge. This isja conse.
Grafton meeting and the topic will be,
Better Bible Reading" Following the
discussion Of the topic, the pastor will
speak on Difficulties In the Way Of
Becoming a Christian 4,
1880 P. Approximation OF a short
play, 'WaitNa Minute" by, the Guild
girls, followed by the regular preach.
ing service. "Wait Minute is the
contribution, Of the girls to the public
ity Of the Continuation Campaign now
being carried on in the churches Of
the Northern Baptist convention. Mrs.
Newcomb and Mrs. Smith are in charge
Of the play The public is cordially
invited to attend all the services OF
the day. ...s ;.'5; ;:. 81: ~ :5}},' s,Es ..
;.SgP. M. "Wednesday, the first meet:
ing Of the series to- be conducted by.
Rev. ~Wiesle from April GIG. Rev,
Wiesle will reach town on Thursday;
April 9Th In time for the evening meet
ing. The pastor will conduct the meet.
ing on Wednesday evening, and invites
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
LEGION is NOT
POLITICAL CLUB
Has no Connection with County
Organization Adjutant Says

The Burleigila. coun$y Veterans Fo
litical Club has no connection what
ever with the American Legion, ac-
cording to p. e. Harrington, adjutant
of the Lloyd Spetz Post. The state
ment was made in answer to numer-
GUS inquiries concerning the meeting
Of the political club to be held April o.
The club has rented the American
Legion hall for the night. The politi
cal club embraces veterans pf all
wars. .
The purpose of the political club,
it is stated, is to review the records
of candidates for state offices and the
legislature, to oppose any candidates
the service men feel do not represent
their ideals of citinship and to gain
representation for service men in the
government. 1t was said it is not
likely that the club will take any part
in county I,olitics.
It is possible, it is said, that the
service men VIII seek to have a SER
vice man on the legislative delegation
from Burleigh county.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.

(Avenue D and Seventh Street.)
10:30 A. M.-German Lenten service.
500 P. M.-Last sermon in the ser.
les: "The Atonement and the Chris
tian ife." &
Friday evenings-Bible class. 2ti:i225' 7.ss.s. s
Saturday mornings = Religious
school for children. f~ 4
VICTOR BARTLING, Pastor. !
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01

The Session will meet Monday eve
ming at 500 at the Manse.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1880. Personal Workers Confer
lence Immediately afterwards.
The annual congregational meeting
will be held in the church parlors
Thursday evening at 730. All reports
of Treasurers and Secretaries Of the
various organizations should be pre-
sented in writing at that time. We are
grateful for the large congregations
that are filling the church at all SER
vices. We trust that the interest may
continue to increase and that all men,
bers and friends will attend all SER
vices during the Letnen season es-
pecially.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
BIDS REJECTED
AT AG. COLLEGE

Fargo, April 1.-The state board Of
administration today rejected all bids
for the moving Of Francis hall at the
agricultural college. A new location
must be found for the new $150,0OO
agricultural building and the old
structure will continue where it
stands. .
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01

FOR SALE-O One car Of graded pota-
toes no side track at bismarck by
Russell Mill. Good cooking and
seed. $1.1 bu. Deliver over 10 bu.
Taylor. u-1t
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
Pains in your feet or knees?
Tired aching feeling quickly re.
lieved by our shoe appliances.
'The Mems Clothes Shop"
Alex R0sen & Bro.
CHEVROLET PUTS ON NIGHT
SHIFT At FLINT PLANT

Detroit, April 1.-Chevrolet Motor
Co. has started a night shift at the
Flint plant for the first time in several
months. Nine hundred axles a day are
now being made for shipment to the
various assembling plants. 1t IL plan.
ned to build 500 engines day by
April l.. All engines and axles for
Chevrolet cars are now being made at
Flint
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Father Hiltner. Pastor.

EVANGELlCAL CHUKCH
Church on corner Of 9TH and Rosser
Sts., G. r. Strutz, pastor.
German service from $3.50 to 10:3O
a. IN. All other services are con-
Quoted in the English language.
The live wire Sunday School in
charge of Lyman D. Smith. begins at
10:30 a.. m. Glasses for all. Come
and feast with us on the rich truths of
Gods Word. This is followed by an
address on Improving the Quiet
Time" by the pastor. An interesting
service from start to finish.
Young Peoples Alliance Topic:
Better Bible Reading" Miss Esther
Teichman, leader 1915 p. m. (Notice
the change in time).
Evening sermon: "The Most Peril
GUS Night" 800 p. m.
Special music by the male chorus.
Prayer service and Bible Study
Tues day evening, 8 O'clock"
Church night. Wednesday at s.
A cordial welcome to all.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01

FOR RENT Modern apartment, Fur.
niture in flat for sale at reasonable
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
Dance every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings a
$3.50 at The Coliseum. 10 Gents
per dance.
PAINTERS GO
OUT ON STRIKE

Fargo, April -Thirty-five union
and non-union painters walked out
here today demanding that wages cut
from 80 to 20 cents an hour last fall
be raised to 75 cents an hour
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
SOUTH SIDE MISSION AND CHAR.
ITY SOCIETY

Regular services will be every Sun
day 10:45 a. m. in German and 1880
p. m. in English. Sunday school from
2 to p. m. in both languages.
The Charity Society will always ac-
cept the help from the party on whose
heart the Lord is laying it, for the
neglected needs all kinds OF help in
clothing and shoes as we'll as in food.
etc. j. B. HAPPEL, Pastor,
J. B. ALSBURY, Asst.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-04-01
McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. r.

DR.. s. F. Halfyard, Pastor.
1890. a. M. public worship.
Music by the Quartette.
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
1890 m. Sunday school. All the
teachers and scholars are urged to he
present. The attendance is on the in
crease and 1t is. hoped that the 800
mark will besreached by. Easter Sun
day. @
$50 p. "a. Epworth League This 10
. servicApf eJaritua1 uplift and help
fulness. All the young people OF the
chnrchfare invited.
s7:30p, N. public worship. III
Music by the mems chorus. NJ
Solo by Mr.. Henry Halverson,
Leave 1t with Him." by Ellis.
Sermon-theme, "The Cross OF
Christ"
The pastor will point out the mean
ing Of the cross and its relation to hu-,
man redemption.
Those who haXe- heard the previous
sermons on the Eenten season should
not mtssthis one. Gospel hymns will
be sung. ,t5'a
Come and bring 4 friend. 4
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Sunday Service at HOO a. m.
CS,n~

Subject: "Unreality."
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at s o'clock.
A reading room is open in the
church building every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, except legal holi-
days, from to 4 pm. =,
! All are welcome to attend these
services and to visit the reading
room.
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CHURCH NOTES

ST. MARY'S PRO.CATHEDRAL.
8 O'Clock a. m. Low Mass and Holy
Communion and English sermon.
9:15 q. m. Low Mass and German
SermOn. .... .'"..
10:30 a. IN. High Mass and Eng
lish sermon.
' Father Hiltner, Pastor.
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ST. GEORGES CHURCH

Rector Rev. T. Dewhurst
Services tomorrow, fifth Sunday in
Lent. .|
3 A. M.-Holy Communion.
10 A. M.-Church Sunday school.
III A. M-Holy Communion and SER
mon.
4P. M.-Service at Christ church,
Mandan.
The services tomorrow will be in
keeping with Memorial day. At the II
o'clock service Mrs. Herman Schefter
will sing I'm Flanders Fields" The
hymns will all be appropriate. We
want to feel that there is genuine
welcome at ST. Georges church.
Calendar for the coming week:
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock Con
firmation class. 's
Monday, 1880 P. M.-senior Boy
Scouts.
Tuesday, 700 P. M.-Junior Boy
Scouts.
Wednesday, 7::30P M.-Lenten Mis-,
sion service followed by choir prac.
tice.
Thursday, 2:30 P. M.-Ladies Guild.
Friday, 1880 p. M.-Senior Girl
Scouts. w5 NV @,.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Harry C. Postlethwaite, minister.
Morning worship at 1920. Theme,
THE Waters Of Damascus" 4.
I Junior Sunday School at $3.50. All
other department" at 12m.
Catechumen class at $3.50 Christian
Endeavor at $3.50. A splendid place
for young people. :.
Evening worship at 1880. Theme.
"Sin, No Error, But a Great Reality"
Great hymns Of the church will be
sung, led by chorus choir Of twenty
voices under the direction OF Mr..
Gross. Anthem from Stainer's Cruel
fixion "Fling Wide the Gates" So
prano solo, "How Sweet is the Grace"
Mrs. Barnes. Chorus, Then On to the
End" Anthem, "Consecrate Us All, ?"
Carrie B. Adams. E.. a