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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-17

Memorial services will be held Sunday
afternoon BY Ami6y ne, iedss 70 f5s haIi a ms
kansas avenue. The Rev r. e Gordon,
Church, will make the address.
The Rev. A. E. Gregory, pastor of the
First Congregational church, will speak at
the East indianola church Sunday evening.
war, died at his home. 1923 Central avenue.
last evening ut ESQ O'Clock. lie y survived
three sons, Jack King, Seattle. Wash; J..
J. king, 1926 Jackson street, and James
r King, 1922 Jackson street. Mr.: King
was born in Noble comfy. Ohio. May ?.
ciSfi war with the thirty sixth Ohio volnn.
teer Infantry He had been resident OF
! Topeka for the past twenty years
Shawnee~counciI No. 3. S. B. A., will hold
the regular meeting Monday evening at
the hall, So Kansas avenue Refresh
ments win be served.
The North Topeka branch of the. w. G.
T. U: win meet with all other unions IN
ley park next Tuesday from IL O'Clock until
s. After the noon lunch the following pro,
gram viii be given, with the Oakland and
East Side unions as hOstesses:
DevotiOnals-The County President
SympOsium--Wh bats the Harm in
Cider county president; root beer. coun-
ty vice president; Jamaiea ginger, county
secretary coca cola, county cor. secretary !;
A stunt by each union.
Song-Christ for the World We Sing.
Benedietion.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jordan haye moved
from 207 The Drive to 1127 Harrison street.
Doris and Alberta BaiRbridge of Au-
gusta, Kan, are visiting their grandpa
etns, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Batnbridge, 1026
Jackson street.
viii motor to Emporia Sunday to spend
Mrs. RAY Parnell will lead the Chris
tian Endeavor service at the Second Pres
meeting will be held On the church lawn.
A marriage license hes been issued to
John A. Sage and Elizabeth Cusick, OF
Solomon, Kan II Is rumQred the mar
is proprietor. Of the Sage drug store.
Ninifred Button entertained with
wienie roast Thursday evening at her home
on route Q. Those present were NSllie
Winnffred Button, Cara Kendall. Gladys
Stover, Charles Martin, Marion lessons,
william Levine. George Sanders, Clyde
Maze aud Bert Kendall
society will hold outdoor meeting sun
day evening on the school lawn, Every
Christian Endeavorer cordially invited.
The following people held picnic AT
Gage park Wednesday evening "a honor
of Mr.. Crayens of st. Joseph, Mo. MT
Cravens, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Seal, Mr.: and
Mrs H r. Satterfield and son, Basil, MT.
and Mrs. Raymond Peterson and daughter,
Virginia, Mr.; and Mrs. Young and aan Slsal
ter, Ruby, Mrs. Mallery, Henry walker
Harvey Smith, Dorothy Seal and Roy Bray;
1 positively never have and never Will
use my Influence to spend more money on
the brick yard bridge and road except 70
keep them in repair w. S. Robinson, can
didate County Commissioner.-Adv.
s. r., Dexter, undertaken. S23 Kan
saS avenue.-Adv.
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.OURTHOUSENOTEs
AND
POLlCEGOSSR.

wednesday will be the last day for
candidates for county and toWnsIili1
Offices to file their nomination papers
with Douglas A Graham. county
names on the official primary ballots
must file by that time The law re-
ouires that declarations ne IN the
county clerks office forty days be-
fore August L
The theft of a full set of tolls from
his automobile while it stood in front
of his house Friday night was report
Cd to the police this morning by r. W.
wilkinson, 1O1 Elmwood avenue.
Miss Tile Binger third deputy in
the office Of w. E. Anderson. clerk OF
the district court, was absent today
because OF Illness
George Moran. who pleaded guilty
TO holding up the Victory Lunch No
with Orville Sellers the night or May
II, and Ernest Newberry, convicted on
a perjury charge, Were taken to LanS-
ing today by Sheriff ROBERT MlIer 70
begin their sentences. Morans SEN
tence was from five to ten years.
Harold Dacey. convicted of a stat
utory charge, was taken to Hutchln-
son today by Robert Pendleton, depu-
ty sheriff, TO begin serving his term.
He was arrested with Earl Dspalh
following an escapade in Topeka with
two Council Grove girls, poney Brock
Gilman and Anna Roper, who are now
serving terms at Beloit-
one has to come early to avoid the
rush of taxpayers at the office OF T. y.
Bovd. county treasurer. From thirty
to forty persons are now in line al
most constantly during the day, ana
it is expected the crowd will be much
larger as the last day for. payment
June 20, approaches
Can't. Morris Leonard is on the sick
list at police headquarters and has
been unable to report for duty the
last two days. His condition was
somewhat improved today, it was said.
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OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mira n. d.
WadIeieh. Call Blue A22I or s630.

The Helping Hand class of the Oakland
Christian church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ. Keene,
249 After avenue. Mrs. w. G. Wallace
will assist Mrs keene-
Mrs c. NJ Reaugh will entertain the
members Of the Oakland W. c. 4. U. Tues
day afternoon at her home in Winfield
avenue
Mr.. Joseph Gordon has returned to his
home in Casper, Wye, after spending some
time in Oakland the guest OF relatives and
Mrs John Plath. 500 Clay street. enter
tanned the members OF the Friendship club
an day Friday at her home
Mrs Geo. Cnrothers of kellam avenue
entertained the members Of the Plus Ultra
class Of the Oakland Presbyterian church
Friday evening at her home in honor Of
her sister, Mrs James Horton, Of Eastland
Texas The guests were: Mrs. Horton,
Mrs. Frank Carson OF Smith Center, Kan,
Mrs. NJ. r. Dimond, Mrs. Richard Taylor,
Mrs Myrtine Morgan, Mrs Isaacson. Mrs
]. F. Handley, Mrs; w. E Guy, Mrs. Hat
tie Galyean. Mrs. Chas. Dronberger. Mrs
Alfred Crouch Mrs. Frank Collins, Mrs,
Porter Cole, Mrs. W. G. Barker, Mrs Ar
mine Willsey, Mrs Chas. Sanns, Mrs. Car
Others and Mr.. r. p. Taylor
The choir of the Oakland Methodist
church held a pienic Friday evening at
Gage park There were twenty-five guests
present.
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Bible SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY
Course at Central congregational
Church VIII Continue Five Weeks.

Forty-six pupils are now enrolled IN
the week day Bible school of religion,
which will open Monday at the Cen
trail Congregational church. The
school will continue for five weeks.
There will be about fifteen instructors
The school will have two department.
A primary depart -ent for children
from to years old and a Junior de-
partment for pupils between the ages
of s and IA.
Mrs. r. H. Cav will be IN charge of
the primary department, which will
meet each morning from until 1880
o'clock. The junior department, un-
der the supervision of Miss Winifred
McKirihan, will meet at 8 o'clock and
be dismissed at 1880 o'clock.
The work of the school will Include
the memorization of hymns and scrip
trraI passages and the dramatization
OF Bible stories. The members OF the
junior department will study the
Bible.
Children may enroll between $50
and o'clocl Monday morning. There
is no enrolment fee.
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HOkGLAED IN THE LEAD
Receives Greatest Number OF Votes
rpr Grand Master /. o. .. +.


for Grand Master i. O. o. +.
r. $ Hoagland of Hutchinson is in
the lead FOR the office of grand master
of the Kansas 1. .. O. E. lodge can
6fdates fon- other offices. who are lead
- are. J. p. Cowen, Emporlas
deputy grand master; VIII J. RusselAs
Ksnsas clay, grand secretary h z,
stevens. Topeka. grand treasurer ana
". F. jackson. TT Scott, grand repre-
sentative. a.
These reports are the results OF the
ballots OF ass lodges over the state ana
7r5thout a doubt Will be the maj out
come OF the election" VIII }. Rnsssll'
7resent grand secretary OF the loose
zv1nha. p. DhE of Hutchinson is the
leading candidate for the PRESIDENCY
oetbe Rebekah State Assembly, 1. y
n Others who will probaply WIZ
~ hts election. according to VIII ).
T9uszeU. grand secretary, are; Eui@
+ VValsa. Independence, wee pres
80 katie ~ A Horne, Manhattan
1--arien. Gertie X Johnson Law renee renee
sr'-re-arv. and Afaude Hughes HOW
ard. treasurer -. olsction
In tl1e kansas grade lodge eiece 80
none Of the candidates for grahn va" ~
Je1 received forty per cent Oh .I
votes 80 it win be necessary 10 coll.-
,,fets the election az the next meet
inc Of the grand lodge
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DEATH or JOSEPH 4. KING
Had Been Resident of North Topeka
Since 1902.

Joseph H. King. Sc. died Friday
night at his home, 1898 Central ave-
nue.. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Julia F. King, and three broth
ers. John J. King. 1925 North Jack
son street; James E. King, 1922 North
Jackson street, and Jack King, Seat
tie. Wash.
Mr.. King, who was born in Noble
county, Ohio, May ., 1886, served
three years in the Civil war with the
Fhirty-sixth Ohio volunteer infantry.
He came to Topeka in 1902 and has
lived here since Mr.. King was a.
member of the North Topeka Chris
tian church. The body will lie in state
at Peebler's undertaking establish
ment Sunday afternoon from until
5 o'clock.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock from the
North Topeka Christian church In
torment in the Rochester cemetery.
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PASSING OF STATION B

Station B postoffice will soon be
ssB'' no longer. The postmaster. II. L.
Quail. has resigned After eight years
Of faithful service. the gray haired
veteran OF public service has decided
to take a rest
The building has been sold. The
office will close July 1. and the build
ing will be removed from the present
site. which was on leased ground The
lease could not be renewed and there
was nothing else to do, no suitable
location could be found for the build
ing Station B" has been a great
convenience to the neighborhood AMI
especially to FVashburn college,
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CHURCH CALENpAR.

CHURCH CALENDAR.
SUNDAY AFTER
TRINITY.
MONDAY-ST. JULIANA-
SILVERIUS. TRANS.
OF S, EDWARD X. & NJ.
WEDNESDAY-ST. ALOYSIUS.
THURSDAY-ST. PAULINUS.
FRIDAY-SACRED HEART OF
JESUS.
SATURDAY. - NATIVITY OF ST.
JOHN BAPTIST.
Subject OF Sunday School Lesson for
Sunday, June IS, 1922
1.-THE DOWNFALL OF JUDAH"
II KINGS 25:1-21.
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Morning services, II O'clock sermon BY
the pastor. Young Peoples , soeassty At ~, 3
p. m. Evening services SEn<t'AA1s Z %
UNITED BRETHREN.
F4RsT-Corner a,welfth and Quincy
Sunday school. . AS a M, Martis, Miller.
s9pperintendens. Morning services, IL
O'Clock. Senior Christian at ?. n, Eve
ming services. s o'clock. sermon oy the
p ssiEScttoND-corner Fifth and Leland
sstEsess ssv n FINE Mss ESs '0d5 sre ss5
perintendent. Morning services, II o'clock.
sermon BY the pastor; Holy Ennion:
services, s O'Clock, sermon by the pastor
Prayer meeting and Bible study, Wednes-
day evening at so O'Clock.
UNITARIAN
FIRST-014 Topeka boulevard. Zone
block west OF state housed, kev. Clifton
Merritt Gray, minister. Church school at
dent All children and young people cor
daily invited Morning services, II O'Clock
Judge Frank Doster, former. chief Justice
of the Kansas supreme court VIII deliver
the address, from the subject, The Life
again ~ Jobs question OF 5000 years ago,
the riddle of the universe will be discussed
answer H as satisfying not only g the individ-
ual questioner, but acceptable 20 the uni
versal sense Of mankin .S, Judge poSter
scientific research, and that the answer viii
be In accord with the aspiration and trust
Of mankind. soprano solo, MIRA Robert
Steiner, The Cross" (HarTtet Warels vio-
lin solo, Miss Iruia Doster, 20 Promise
Me- (Reginald DeKoven). arranged for
violin; contraIto solo, Mrs Rose GiloerG
Nutter. "Omnipotence" (Sehuoertl- At
p. m. the Peoples Forum, auspices IN, Uni
president; Col. John S. Dean, chairman.
Justice John s. Dawson, Of the state su-
pTeme court, Will deliver an aaesess On
and entertaining sketch of the historical
events Of a century ago IN which the bril-
liant American traitor was the outstanding
figure Judge Dawson's xersatility and
his judicial training especially qualify him
to present without prejudice all phases OF
the unusual characteristics Of Aaron Burr
Mrs. Rose Gilberg Nutter VIII furnish mu-
morning and evening services.
UNDENOMINATIONAL.
ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS-od
study, 10 30 a. m. Song OF Solomon at
"a ?; N, Lecture at s Bomprasrvr
III west 9Th avenue. Services Sunday eve
ming, Z 80 O'Clock, lecture and messages
Message Circle Tuesday evening and We'd
nesdayl afternoon ss MT s;.t E; = SMITH, pas
FIRST SOCIETY OF SPIRITUALISTS-
Corner Fourth and Monroe streets. Eve
ming services, s O'Clock, lecture BY J. IL
FOUGHT, messages by Mrs. Lord ana Mrs.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF PsYCHICAL
EARCH-Sunday evening services at
Z so o'clock. at 116 East sixth street;
TER-Meeting held at the MetaPhysieai
library rooms, 504 West Tenth. Services
Sunday, IL a. N
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STUBS FILED BY PETITION
Former Governor of Kansas Is Waxing
Aggressive Campaign

.va1ter Roscoe Stubs Of Lawrence
- eila5 a. a candidate for the Re-
pubiican governorship nomination he
filed by petition x-.z.,,a,-
Stubbs recently opened heaoq u ll-
80 in Topeka. He is making an aS-
s-,r,sf,-e campaign. althO he has 1llleo
Int few speaking engagements he
filed petitions on the twenty county
Other candidates who filed today
included. r,.,,,,.
E7eD11blfcar candidate for renomina-
3fo5 Tor state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction r,o,-..
80 s,,5,-e of the Twentieth district
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Epistle for second Sunday after Pente-
cost, 1. st. John, 8 :13-1S.
Gospel for second Sunday after Pente-
cost, st. Luke, II 1924.
Epistle for Feast of Sacred Heart or
Jesus, Isaiah, IL :1-6.
Gospel for Feast of Sacred Heart or
Jesus, st. John, 10 ;31-35.
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION-Cor
ner Eighth avenue and Jackson street
Rev. Patrick McInerney, pastor; Rev. WI
linn BoIand, assistant. Low masses. $50
a. m. and a IN. High mass. 10 80 A. m
Vespers and Benedietion of the Blessed
Sacrament at 80 p. IN Week day masses
at 6 ID and a.. m.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME-Cor-
ner Tenth avenue and Clay street Rev
NJ. G. O'Leary. pastor. Low fnnss. 9 80
a. m. Low mass. 8 a. m. High mass, 1880
A. m, followed by Benediction Of the
Blessed Sacrament. Week day MASSES
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Corner Seward and Elliott avenues, Rev
George Eekert. pastor Low mass and
Holy Communion, a. m. Eigh mass ana
sermon at 10 a. m Week day masses Mt
n m Sunday afternoon. O'Clock. Rosary
and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
SWEDISH.
SWEDISH BETHEL MISSION-Corner
Sixth avenue and Harrison street, Rev. a:
L. Nystrom, pastor. Sunday school. zap
a. m, Ernest johnson, superintendent.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Mayo, 81,
who died Thursday in q local nospital,
will be held sunday at Della- bufai IN
the Della cemetery.
Word has been received in Topeka Of the
death Of Mrs Victor Anderson at Detroit.
Mica. Thursday. Mrs. Anderson formerly
lived In Topeka. The body VIII be Drought
here or burial.
hnrvr age Z who died Thursday. WI be
heIi Monday morning at 10 o'clock from
Redden chapel. The Rev. William Rice
will offieiate.
LORDS Flowers satisfy. Tel. 22s1.-
Adv.
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WOULD TAKE THE AUTOS.
Traffic Law ViOlatOrs Would Be
Liable for Prison Terms

Memphis. Tenn. June 14--Passase
1esysslatllre providing for Jail sentences
Of yiolators OF traffic laws and for the
confiscation of automobiles whose
owners violate these laws, viii De
asked. Mayor Rowlstt Paine OF Mem
mis- announced today.
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GO snIe 90 aim so.

Fnsporia, June 1T.-Fifty dollars
and costs was the, penalty assessed
1gsnids near here for selling cigaretS
n violation of the state law. The
cafe vas raided by county officers,
Who found cigarets and cigaret papers
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North Topeka

Items for this column may be left
at Petro's drug store or telephone
Eleanor KimbalI. 1891. before 10 o'clock
or after 2. Other hours $3.50
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SANTA FEE NOTES
Notes and personals by hrs- n. D.
Wsdlearh. Call Blue 61S1 - 3Sse.

Miss Hilda Olson Of Denver, Colo, and
Miss Sophia Carlson Of Topeka were the
dinner guests Friday evening Of Mr. and
Mr., Ernest Eckwal in Ohio avenue.
Mrs Curtis Gerwig and 'daughter Eleanor
of Fort Scott, Kan, have come 70 spend
GerwiG's parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Croll,
In Madison street;
avenue left today for Estelline, Texas,
where they will accompany the body OF
Mrs Haggard's father, Mr. Henry VaFdy,
for burial Mr.. vardy died Thursday at
the home Of his daughter after an Illness
Miss rave Knox of Salina, Kan, and
Mrs L. NJ Mills wers the dinner guests
Thursday evening of Miss Vernon Woods
in Emmett street
Mr. A. Is. Snider who has been I'll in the
Santa Fe hoApitd suffering from the
ncciaenR recently, has returned 20 his home
IN Suzaner street and IS Improving slowly
Mr. w L. Jury who hasabeen quite III
with an sttack Of appendicitis at his home
in Madison street is improving
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Diamond Engagement Rings. $50 TO
$500. Easy terms Harris-Goar Co.
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KANsAs CITY PRODUCE MARKEr.

Kansas CITY. June 17--EGGS-Market
unchanged Eirsts- zoe
BUTTER-Market unchanged Creamery,
Soc. packing PC; butter fat. sc.
POTITRY-AIarkef UnchanEed Broflers,
SIC; hens, 19cs ROSTERS, lie.
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Memorial services will be held Sunday
Afternoon by Amity lodge No. 231, and
Pvfhian Sisters No los, at the. hail, 900
Kansas avenue. The Rev r. e Gordon,
pastor of the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church. viii make the address.
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CONGREGATIONAL

CENTRAI-Corner Huntoon and Bu-
f pssror 9WashburG r College H students Wei
s School IN five dspartments Special classes
m Morning services, II o'clock, sermon
James Harvey Rohins sons, book, The
s 80 D. M film, 9The Stream of Life !
Christian Endeavor, q 80 ? m Evening
services, o'clock, film, THE Stream of
ture services of worship until fall. Wei
come. Daily Vacation Bible School for
term Of three weeks from June D ~ e. July
The purpose: To salye the problem Of vaca-
ton days, give Wholesome Instruction and
healthy recreation Fine conpanionship
EAST fNDIANoLA-East IndianoIa
aehoa1 house.. Rev Aaron. BFeek, pastor
Ii pa oeioei sermon subject. souf satistae.
ton not Bought with Money Junior and
senior Christian Endeayer at 6:45 p; m.
Evening services, o'clock sermon by Rev.
Gregory Of idrst church.
EIRST-corner seventh and Harrison
streets, Rev. Alfred z, Gregory, pastor.
Glasses for an Special Primary work,
Mems Forum, Morning services II o'clock
abort devotional sermon. 'The Upper
DUNKARD.
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN-242
Michigan avenue. Rev. c. j. Hooper. pas
tor. sunday school. 10 q. m Morning
services, IL o'clock. Christian workers,
G 60 .. n. Evening services, 80 o'clock.
EPISCOPAL.
EpistIe for First sunday after Trinity,
gospel Tor First Sunday after Trinity
Color for altar and vestmentz. green.
CHURCH or TUE GOoD SHEPHERD
Corner Laurent and North Quincy
street Rev Waiter }. Msrshheld. rector
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The Rev A. T. Gregory, pastor Of the
First Congregational church, will speak at
the East indianola church Sunday evening.
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CHURCH ca CHRI

CHURCH OF CHRIST 500 Polk street
Bible study at 10 a. m. Communion services,
IL O'Clock conducted by Evangelist NJ. A.
Draper. Evening services, 3 O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Evangelist ". a. Draper.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENIIST.

FIRST CHURCH-Corner Huntoon and
Polk streets. Sunday school, $3.50 a. IN.
Morning services, II o'clock. Evening serv-
ices at S o'clock, Wednesday evening
meetings. including testimonies, at
o'clock Reading room, IO0-tOd Mills
building, open daily except Sunday and
HOLIDAYS. from 0 80 a. N. TO ) 80 D m.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS-S3I North Kan
sas avenue. Srd floor, Elder Ernest Suili,
van, presiding elder. Sunday school, 70
a. m Morning services, IL 80 O'Clock
Evening services, o'clock. -.
REoRGANIZED CHURCH OF, JESUS
CHRIST-11OO Clay street. corner King
aud Clay. Elder t. G. Whipple, pastor.
Sunday school, 0 AS a. m. Morning serv-
ices at IL o'clock. Religio at Z 30 p N.
PRAYER meeting. Wednegday, s p. m.
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| FIRST CHURCH - Corner Eighth and
| Topeka avenues, Rev. G. Z. Clayton, pas
| tor growing Sunday school opens at
g,45 a. m Morning services. II O'Clock,
] sermon by the pastor. Young Peoples
meeting at 6 80 p m Evening services,
| z 40 O'Clock Spirited song service by con-