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from New York today for Bermuda,
according to advices received here to.
day. Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Hanway and
daughter. Miss Isabel. have made res
ervntions for March 4 when they will
start on a 25-day trip with ten stops,
including Bermuda. Martinique, Bar
BADGES, Trinidad and six other
points
Mrs. Fred Place is confined to her
apartment home in the Ideal with a
badly sprained ankle, resulting from
n fall last week. Mrs. Place was
shopping In the Richards & Cunning.
ham store when she slipped and In
iurcd her ankle. She Is now able 70
be about the house although her foot
Is stm IN a critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Hoffine are
spending several days in Denver.
where Mr.. Honine, manager Of tho
Casper store of the Mills Printing and
Stationery company. is attending to
business interests-
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mills have re
turned from Los Angeles. where they
have spent. the past month. Mr..
Mills Is in much better health than
when he left for the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. H r. Teitjen have
left for Michigan. where they intend
to make their home for the next two
years. They have a wide circle Of
friends here who send best wishes
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs f. N. Sandofrd are
leaving within a few days for Grey
bull where they intend to make their
home In the future
Attorney ]. p. KEN OF Newcastle is
in Casper today on. business connected
with his oil interests in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Boeke and
daughter left yesterday for Denver
where they viii spend several days on
a combined business and pleasure trip.
Boeke. who Is city attorney, will
take up legal matters with Denver
bond houses.
, 1922-02-18

Corner of Sixth and DurbIn. Rev.
Cha A Wilson, pastor Sunday school
and Adult bible classes, e45 a m:
morning worship IL n m: ermon "a
Message From a Multitude" Anthem
Unfold. Ye Portals. Grounod; duet,
They Shall Hunger No More. c-rhe
Holy city'1. Gaul Mesdames Frank
and PeTkey. Young peoples meeting
$40 p. m MI. j. G. Mccain VIII
speak. Mr.. FfrmiD win sing a solo
Evening worship T:3o Anniversary
sermon o the Knights of Pythias
subject. -Frtendship." Anthem, &c
c~cssional. r. de Koven. Quartet. o
Lord Most Mercifui, drummer, Mes
DANES Buckner and Loschinsky,
MessrB. Firmin and LundberE. mu-
started lecture Monday TAO D. m,
subject. Children of Many Lands as
siides-) Meeting OF tho Missionary
society Thursday. $40 p. m. In tive
church pariors. Mrs Fowiers' class
WIN have ea party IN the church par
lors wednesday evening. There yin
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Sevcnlh Day Adventist.

Moose hall. 1ss East Second street
Walter H Sehaeht, pastor. Sabbath
school 10 a n. preaching service IL
a. m. bible lecture every Sunday
evening. Subject for Feb. 10. Gods
Memorials." This takes up the sub.
Icct OF baptism and Lord's supper.
etc What is the right torn Of hap
tism and what docs It meant What
does II meon to take part IN the
Lords support Como to the Moose
hall Sunday evening.
, 1922-02-18

Church of Jesus Christ of latter
Day Saints Services held in Labor
union han on North wolcott. Sun
day school 1880 A. m. Evening meet
ing 1880 Everybody welcome. No
collections taken. The relief society
VIII meet Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Carl
Bluthorsch, 332 South Grant street.
, 1922-02-18

$500 automobile payment 70 be com
pleted IN Denver after True had driven
Logan and a conpnion to that city.
True. however. was suspicious. teie-
phoned the Denver bank and the ar
est OF Logan followed
Logan Is an ex-colvict- having
served a term IN the Colorado state
prison
, 1922-02-18

Sabbath school 10 a. m. George
specht. superintendent: Calvin Nicely,
assistant Morning service IL a. m.
Text. Matt 41o: Thou Shalt wor.
ship Young peoples meeting 7 D. m.
Leader. Peter Peterson These meet.
ings Increase in attendance and inter
est All are welcome. young and old
to these meettngs- Evening service
7:45. Text Matt. 1913: Watch We
, 1922-02-18
MILLI0N-D0LLaR FUND
FROM BOND SALE READY
FOR WORK ON Highways

CHErENNE. wyo- Feb. IA cool
million doIAH-prooeeds from the sale
Of an issue Of state highway bonds
authorized by the electorate last
sprtng-oow Is IN the Wyoming state
treasury. Much OF the sum is TO be
expended in payment for contract
work already let
, 1922-02-18

Christian Science services nm hod
- sunday at IL a m in the church
iice AZ h corner Of Fourth and
erant streets The lesson sermon for
tomorrow Is Mind"
me public Is cordially invited.
SUNDAY school is held at s.45 a. m.
Testimonial meetings arc held Wed
nesday evening at s p. m
, 1922-02-18
PERSONALS

John M. whisenhunt recently I'M
derwent q serious operation on his
throat and is now improving steadily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burckert, who
have been house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs b r. Tei.jen. have returned to
their horne. Mr.. Burckert Is a broth
er of Mrs Teitjen.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Sullivan and
Mrs. Sarah Morton of Douglas, sailed
, 1922-02-18

Services at ilos North Durbin street
MA Champion Schultz in charge. sun.
Gay Al go n. m Preaching At 4
O'Clock and 7:3o O'Clock. Revival
meetings viii DO held every nigh, next
week with special healing service on
thursday evening. Everyone made
Welcome
Tho subject Of the sermon viii 10
Ihe Soon Coming of Christ"
, 1922-02-18
First Church Of he N-urn.

eil E2st II street Mona ID. Gine-pie.
pastor. S33 North Madison street.
sunday school 1000 a. m. supe-intend.
emit T. A Turner Moring Worship
az LOO a M evening worship at 7:5o
p m West Side woman's Prayer
band win meet at the home OF Mr..
r. r. cathcart 1877 South Willow
street, Tuesday afternoon at go. lead.
er Mona ID. Gillespie The rerular
minweek prayer meeting at the
nur THURSDAY at TAO p. m Every
n Is cordially invited to an tho ser.
wees and strangers are given a hearty
welcome
, 1922-02-18

charfes O. Stout. minister. Office IN
No Church. phone 1s7s-W. Sunday
school a a m p. vanhekken. SUI
pertntencent Preaching ana com.
munion LOO - NJ Christian EndeAv-
or s',e D. N Mss Irene Royca. lead.
er. Boy Scout evening tao. Do not
mss the Boy Scout nesting. Troop
No IL VIII be there and scouts OF
other troops WIN also be In evidence.
A number Of the members Of the
local council and executive commit
VIII have part in use program The
PARENTS Of all troop II which ws are
fostering are expected and we hope
to make It a helpful meeting to the
boys and the people generally OF the
entire city. Everybody welcome.
, 1922-02-18

Therefore for ye know no< the day nor
the hour when the son OF mar
cometh-" You arc cordially invited to
attend u services Rev. c. A Mar
shall. pastor.
, 1922-02-18
&nChurcl
A@Announogmgut'

be open house at The Y. w. C A from
: To 5 p m Sunday afternoon for
the Girl reserves and friendA We
welcome every member OF the K p.
lodge to attend the anniversary ser.
vice Sunday evening Tho pubic is
welcome
, 1922-02-18
ST. Marks Church.

Seventh and wolcott Rev. Philip
X Edwards. rector. Holy commun.
ION at ) n m Church school at s:45
a m Morning prayer and sermon
at n1o a m
, 1922-02-18
s.5o.ooo FIRE IN FLORIDA.

oCALA- Fla. Fob. 1s.-Dsmage es-
timated at s25o.o resulted from fire
in the retail business district here
carly today.
, 1922-02-18

Eleventh and Cedar street
sunday school 10 a. m
freaching at IL a m. and TAO n. m
, 1922-02-18

South Park and East Fourth streets.
J.. H Goerkei. pastor. $50 sursday
school 1o-3o morning service Text.
Luke S'+ls. theme. Sowing and
Kcaping.~ T5o evening service Text.
Luke 2224-,o; theme: True Great
ness In Chrst's Kingdom"
, 1922-02-18
Swedish Evangelical Frce Church

Services viii DO held Sunday even
ing a 75o O'Clock at tho Carlson
homo. 637 East Twelfth street
, 1922-02-18

Irma Rafferty,. Miss Marie Bishop
played he part Of the minister and
b ring was carried by little Mar
ne Elliott The ceremony wxs elsy.
eriy worked out
The Bishop home was PRETTY deco
rated In Valentine suggestions The
end OF a ribbon was given to each Of
h guests and at the other end they
found their fortunes written. while
the other end Of Miss Johnson.s rb-
bon led to a cedar chest filed with q
necessary supply Of aluminium ware.
The pretty pots and pans. kettles and
saiice dishes made an attractive dis
play for the b~rideto-be.
Came were played and an enjoy
able wing spnt In an Informal way.
Delicious refreshments were served
by Misses Bishop and Lilly.
The guests Included Mesdames Ar.
thur Horsch. Herman Seidel, Charles
Wharton. Charles Rose. James Speas.
r. p. johnson. mother of the bride
to-be. Walter Schultz, Jack Rasnus-
sen- Floyd Penden and Hoffman, and
\ Misses Blanche Wagner, Mildred
Keith. Marjorie Keith. Lola Miller.
Marie Began. Florence johnson, Mar
garet Mclaughlin and the inspiration
Of tho event
, 1922-02-18

VIII Be given uniG the auspices Of
the Y and Y dancing club wu carry
out tbe-1,. WashinEton-s birthday.
Red and wtite and blue. win predomi-
nate IN tn, col6rs. and several clever
arrangements suggestive Of the story
of b cherry tre and the hatchst are
planned A committee Of young men
are In charge OF the decorating and
much time and effort VIII be put on
thu department OF the club.
The dance viii be held in the Ter
ncc Gardens and q popular orchestra
VIII play FOR tho event Dancing WIN
last from . o'clock until after mid
night
Invitations have been sent to the
club members and must Be presented
at the door.
Tho Invitation comraittee as wei
as h financial committee ask that
al patrous who expect to attend the
dance. send word Immediately to the
treasurer.
Light refreshments viii be served
during the evening
Program Announced
for Legion Concert.
The program which WIN b pre-
sentod Monday evening compliment
airy TO the American Legion by Prof.
Rudolph Lundberg. assisted by his pu-
pills. is as follows
Piano, I'm the Garden---Rusby
Leora Felml-s
Vocal. The Gipzy Tran--Gauoway
Mrs Il. r. PeIkey
Piano, Friendship valse"-streabog
Dox Wey Carr
Vocal. o) Rose Dreamed She Was
a Lily" Mary II Brown
b) -Chanson NapolitiansD Qy
request sun In Frenchl-
----- Submissions
Rudolph LundberE
Piano. In Norways--Hnakonsen
Otto sundwen
Vocal. waiting" -Crpke
Eda Holland
Vocal, In Your Dear Eye--Truter
y. A Finn
Piano. -Sparkling Eyes"--Anthouy
Eileen Butler
Vocal. -Rittens'' -F1oy Bartlett
Marion Keber
VUca Trio, Ant
Mesdnmea Leschfnsky. Peikey and
Theima Horner
Piano. "valse Lucfue--Frfml
Constance Metz
Vocal, The Silent Lute---Barry
Mrs Liai Branson
Vocal. to fMamrny Dcar~--Grey
(b) Sunrise and Ycl"-Penn
Mrs Z. C. Gates
Piano. -Gipsy Rondo---Haydn
RoIlin Nygaard
Vocal. Spring Is n Lovabie Iadyo-
Thefma Horner
Vocal Keep On Hopin'--
-------- Hcron-Maxwcf1
Mrs. r. J. Lcschinsky
Primo. 'valse Arrbesque-----Lack
Mrs. w. w. Anderson
, 1922-02-18

Elaborate Preparations
For Y and Y Dance Tuesday.
The decorative scheme of the for
NAL dance for Tuesday evening which
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Mrs. Sanford
Is Horiored.

In honor of Mrs r. N. Sanford,
who Is leaving for Greybufl about
the first OF March. Mrs. v. E. Han
son acted as hostess at a bridga tea
served this afternoon at her home f51
Devinc
Decorations and the favorg were in
rcd. white and blue in keeping with
washington's birthday
Three tables of auction bridge were
played during b afternoon
, 1922-02-18

holden Wedding
Anniversary Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Goulding. who
win celebrate the event of their ff-
tieth wedding anniversary on Sunday,
win receive friends in an Informal
m at their home, ia North Park
street
, 1922-02-18
Box Social and Dance
For Tuesday Evening.

Redmen, Pou Agile No. 10, and Iro-
qouise Council. degree of P~ocohantos
No. s, will hold a box social followed
by a dance, at the L o. o. b. hall on
Tuesday evening.
The ladies r asked to bring the
boxes OF supper which win be auc-
lionel off, and win start the evenings
entertainment in a lively manner.
Dancing will be enjoyed to the mu-
sic OF the orchestra Of the Natrona
county high school and light refresh
ments> viii be served. All members
of the organizations and their famfl-
les are invited to attend
, 1922-02-18
Friday Bridge
Club Meets.

Club Meets
Several out-of-towu guests and a
number of substitutes were present
yesterdsy afternoon at tho regular
meeting Of the Friday bridge club
which was held at tho homo Of Mrs.
George B. Nelson on South Center
street
A lunchaon preceded the afternoon
OF bridge. Three tables OF cards were
played
, 1922-02-18
Mrs Blackmore Prosides
At Bridge Luncheon.


Ono OF h o attractive events
OF the social week was the bridge
luncheon presided over by Mrs. w.
A Blackmoro and served at the Black.
more residence on South wolcott
street yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wal
ter MacGregur assisted as hostess
Tho table decorations were OF tultps
n freesia following the color scheme
OF red and white. Appropriate table
appointments were used in carrying
u the attractive idea
Following the delicious luncheon
the afternoon was spent playing auc-
ton bridge. Five tables played.
The high score OF the afternoon was
taken by Mrs. W. j. Bailey while
Mrs. Major ormsby received the con-
ISOLATION.
The guests included the Mesdames
Thomas Cooper. w. r. johnson, Ju-
lian Lever, John McGrath, John
Grieves. c. v. Norris, G. A Holmes.
J. B. Barnes. L A Reed, Major orms-
by. H. l. Patton, I. A Dean, Carl
Shumaker. Seeley, Weed. wallace
Leavitt. w. M Holland. John McFay-
den. w. J. Bailey IND Walter Mac
Gregor.
The pretty affair WINS the first of a
series Of bridge luncheons which will
be served at the home of Mrs. Black
more. The next luncheon win be held
during the coming week
, 1922-02-18
Animal Social Event
OF ID. A. II. Next Week.

The annual guest evening ana so
cial entertainment to be heId under
the auspices of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Will be an event
l recognition OF Washington's birth
day ncxt Friday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Kimban Sr.
Tho idea Of tho entertainment VIII be
carried out with Washington's birth
day suggestions under the direction
OF Mrs William Holland. regent
, 1922-02-18
Lita.xy Meeting
For Monday.

The Literary division OF The Welfare
club win meat on Monday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at the homo Of Mrs,
w. M. Kcber, s65 Cy avenue
The study of modern drama win be
taken up by the club members.
, 1922-02-18
WUnnn's Benefit
Association Meet

Tho Woman's Benent association
win meet in regular session Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock in the I. o. o.
F. hall
The delayed initiation services WIN
be conducted and-aI1 of the members
who have received the obligations are
requested to be present for initiation.
Mesiames Wilson. Walker, ca
evood- Palmer and Stanley will be in
charge of tho social hour and will
serve refreshments
, 1922-02-18

Vocal Duet, New Ldfe"--Genbei
nfesdames e. c. Gates and L. T.
Sundwell
Accompanies. Mrs. A L Cook and
Rudolph Lundberg.
The evening OF music VIII start at
s o'clock at the club rooms of the To-
gfon in tho West Hotel building.
The next concert VIII take place
Monday, March 20. when the program
VIII consist OF old, familiar songs.
, 1922-02-18
Aluminium Shower
for Miss Johnson

Miss Marie Bishop and Miss Cleoia
Lilly acted as hostesses at an an1um-
mum shower held at the home Of Miss
Bishop, s1S East Second street. last
Thursday evening. honoring MISC Ma
bel Johnson. who will soon be mar
ried to Lester A. Parker.
The first event of the program OF
entertainment WAS the mock wed
ding service. The part Of the bride
groom was enacted by Miss Lillian
Bishop and tho dainty bride was Miss
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Bridge Climb
Has Meeting.

Mrs. r. NJ. Bartholomew acted as
hostess at a regular meeting Of the
Duplicate Bridge club which WINS held
at her home yesterday afternoon A
luncheon was served. followed by the
afternoon of duplicate bridge.
The substitutes for the afternoon
were Mrs. II. II. Schwartz, Mrs ]. T.
Gratfct and Mrs. Laigh Townsend
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MADISON LAKE NEWS

Madison Lake, November-9.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Mosher of Eagle Lake Were
business callers here Tuesday.
Miss Olivia Roenler, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Roemer spent Sunday
with Miss Mabel Muellerleile.
A party was given by the high school
pupils of the All Saints school at
Wondra's hall Sunday evening. The
evening was spent in playing games.
At eleven O'Clock delicious lunch
was served.
ed to their home at Pennington Mon
day after a weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Muellerleile motored to St. Peter and
Judson Sunday afternoon,
G.. w. Allyn, Glen Allyn: simon
Mimi, Wednesday morning, where
they will spend a few days hunting.
Willard Murphy of Faribault. spent
a few days in this vicinity With friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Sieberg and
family and Leonard Snyder spent Sun
day at the Leo Sieberg home.
Mrs. Joe Greene of ST.. Paul returned
to her home Tuesday morning after a
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Peter Kauffenberg, Jr.
Mrs. Joe Roemer and family were
entertained at dinner at the George
Daschner home Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Oney and friend of
Mankota spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Oney.
The public school pupils enjoyed the
day on Tuesday it being election day.
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DolNos M DANvALE

Danville, November 9.-Friday night,
November g. the Dagner and Latoureli
districts gave a. hard time dance and S
box social at the Danville town hall.
A good sized crowd assembled and the
if1erriment started at an early hour.
At 1880 r. L. Lutz. dressed as the
country rube, sold the baskets; Attes
supper the grand march was held ana
prizes awarded. Mike Morris receiv-
ed the prize for being the funniest
man and Louis Phillips was proclaimed
the best. dressed man. Dancing was
again resumed until late hour.
Mrs. George Williams spent Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Piltz.
Arthur and Alfred Thompson spent
Sunday with their father-in-law,
Charles Bolinger.
Miss Ethel Lentz returned to her
home Sunday after visiting few days
Mrs. bertha pitt is on the sick list
Miss Irene Newcomb spent Monday
night with her friend Hannah Nelso1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shubbe spent
Sunday at the. onier Boiinger home
= Miss Evelyn cowager returned to
her home IN Waldorf after spending
several weeis with friends in Danville.
A large number attended the Ladies
Aid meeting at the home of Mrs. Ber-
tina Piitz last Thursday
There viii be services in t.. Meth
odist church Sunday. Nove'-~er Il.
EVERYONE cordially invited.
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NEWS FROM TivoLi.

Tivoh, November 9-Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Peterson, Mrs. Pharis Har-
vey and Lucinda Harvey spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert whiting.
Caswell and wife in company with
friends enjoyed a dinner on the I'll
voli picnic grounds Sunday.
Luie Tietz is hauling coal for the
Nj. and Mrs. John Crowley enter
tanned at a chicken dinner Sunday a
number OF relatives. Among those
Hilton and Pearl Buchholtz of ST. Clair
and Lottie and Nelson Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jefferson of
Kerns and Mrs. -Eldred and son Roscoe
and wife and daughter of Mankato
were callers at the Bennett home
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Helmst. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Crowley and daughter, Car
rol Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Chris
tianson and family and Harry ASK en-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp at Mankato Fri
day evening.
, The Ladies' Aid meeting, which was
to have been held at the home of Mrs.
poned on account of the Indictment
weather and bad roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Jesse and sons
of st. Paul spent a few days last week
as guests at the nome OF lne ldlter
mother. Mrs. Phalen.
A number from this vicinity attend
ed a party given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bowe Tuesday even
ing. 1t was a surprise on Mrs. Bowe.
It being her birthday anniversary.
Funeral services for the late Fred
erick Schostag were held at the home
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
Ralph Jensen of Mankato officiated. A
quartet consisting of yerna Haedt:
Mrs. Reuben Haedt. Albert Juliar and
Otto Juliar sang Interment was
made in the cemetery at st. Clair.
The deceased had been in poor health
for some time A short time ago he
was stricken with paralytic stroke,
which was followed later by pneumonia.
He passea~away Monday evening at the
age of 79 years. months and twenty
days. When the deceased was about
many and came to America, settling
first in La Crosse, Wis, about nine
years ago he moved onto the farm
which has since been his home and
where he passed away. Mr.. Schostag
was one of the pioneer residents and
was held in high esteem by his neigh
bors and friends. who extend to the
family their sympathy in this, their
Several homes in this vicinity have
been visited by night prowlers OF late.
One party departed in such haste he
left several sacks in one farmers yard.
The people are now on the alert and
IL the party is caught it looks as
though anything but a warm welcome
awaits him.
Whiting home Saturday in honor of
Mildred Whiting. who will be a bride
in the near future.
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CENTENARY
e METHODIST
NOTA TONS

Christ and the Boy This is the
topic for the Centenary Methodist pull
pit on Sunday morning next. The pas
school, the boys of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
the boys of the street, all boys. He
has some helpful things to say to
boys and he wants the church as a
whole to hear 1t. Parents. everyone
Of you plan to be at church on sun
day morning and hear this exposition
on Christ, and the Boy. Service at the
hour of eleven. on Sunday morning
the 18th. the pastor will take for his
theme" The Girl that is wanted"
and he surely viii have some things
On Sunday evening at 7:45, 1.-TWO
factors In Profitable Preaching" will
be- the topic for consideration. Today
ering the church and trying to upset
the spiritual equilibrium Of our young
manhood and wonanhood and TO wipe
out the foundations OF our Christian
two factors and it will give you a SOL
idity and strength for future activity.
The Epworth league will meet at
! Sit5. the subject for discussion is
Il
is a great subject and there will be
a great meeting. The Epworth League
is having a wonderful devotional hour
every sunday evening; An young
hand in the service. Methodists es-
pecially should be on hand.
We have a great Sunday school,
intendent and this Sunday school with
its nearly threeSnundfed scholars in
average attendance is strong factor
in the church. Each class is furnished
everything is done to make the scholar
feel at home. Centenary church is a
friendly church, helpful church and
All may come and partake of, its
oounties. The recent renovations have
given to the. Sunday school greater
Accommodations for the caring for the
large group that week by week as
The Mid week service will be held
this evening and DR.. Frank Doran, the
district superintendent win give a short
address. At the close OF this meeting
the first quarterly conference will be
held. All officials are kindly asked to
heed this notice. Let US have a full
and happy quarterly conference.
Amy person or organization needing
dishes and the like from. Centenary
permission of Mrs. H. j, Kuhn. whose
phone number Is 72S. address 322
Cherry street. who has been appoint-
ed by the official board as custodian
Of all such things.
The official board has voted the plac-
ing of a Hymn Board in the church,
We're the whole congregation can see
1t. This will make 1t possible for all
to know the number of the hymn
though they may not hear the num-
Der announced. The pastor expects the
board here by Sunday. The official
chair the gallery with opera chairs
and thus to thoroughly complete the
T s,d thst has been started. The adj
enhanced the value Of the church and
given to 1t finer interior appearance
viii those taking the church paper
the North eWsterp Christian Advocate
Kindly send in their subscriptions b
mail to the pastor or hand It in. 50
that he can check up his list and send
1t TO the head office ct Chicago as
early as possible?