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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-22

LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH
Nicolay Nilsen, pastor
Sunday, March 26th:
Services in Norwegian 1O:30 a. m.
English 7:45 p. m.
Prof. George Sverdrup, President of
Augsburg Seminary, Minneapolis, will
preach. Rev.oK. B. Birkeland, chair
man of the Board of Trustees for the
institution, Isl also expected to be
present. Members and friends should
make it point to hear these men. The
annual contribution to the Seminary
will be taken at the services.
/, Sunday School and Bible Class at
noon.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
1880. %s
Confirmation, class Saturday morn
ing at ten. H..
Dorcas society meets in the church
basement Wednesday afternoon, the
29th, with Mrs. C. A. Baklund enter
tanning
st. Johns church:
Services next Sunday afternoon, the
26th, at 3 O'clock in the afternoon.
Sermon by Prof. George Sverdrup,
whose address will be in the English
language.
Ladies Aid will meet in Willmar on
! Thursday afternoon the Both with Mrs.
Hans Hanson. 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-22
SWEDISH M. E. CHURCH
Corner of Minnesota ave and 9Th st. w
lon q AIo1 ! -.

COrHeT OF minnesota ave ana 9Th st. w
Claus G. johnson, pastor y
ST. 5th st. w. Telephone 1876 -
A short exDository sermon and pra-
yer meeting Thursday evening at 1880.
Swedish services next Sunday at
1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m. You are
welcome.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Trott Ave and Fourth st, w.
Luther C. Benson, pastor
Next Sunday morning will be the
opening service in our Lenten Mis-
sion. Rev. William c. Lee will preach
at both morning and evening services.
No service Monday evening. Rev.
Munson will preach Tuesday evening,
March 28th and Wednesday the 29th.
On the evenings of March Both and
31st, Rev. Kettlewell will be the spea-
ker. April LIST and End Rev. Bunting
will preach. The speakers for the
second week in the Mission will be
announced later.
Next Sunday worship:
Divine worship in the morning at
1880. Sermon by Rev. Lee.
Sunday school beginning at IL noon.
Epworth League devotional meet
ing at $50 p. m.
At 1870 the evening song service be-
gins, Rev. Lee will preach.
We extend special invitation to
the public to attend both the Sunday
and week day services to be conduct
ed during this Lenten Mission. The
frequent change of speakers will in
sure a variety Of thought, while their
divine message of Bible truth will
prove helpful and refreshing to all
who hear.
X X x
CHURCH OF GOD
0. T. Ring, pastor
"Tell me not in mournful numbers,
Life is but an empty dream.
For the soul is dead that slumbers,
And things are not what they SEEM
Life is real. Life is earnest.
And the grave is not it's goal;
Dust thou art, to dust returnest.
WAS NOT SPOKEN OF THE
SOUL
YES, the Book Of books, the Bible,
the fountain head of all wisdom, know.
ledge and truth has MUCH TO SAY
about it.
A good way to get facts about our
future life of which our present life
plays vital part is by thoro Bible
study. You are invited to the prayer
and Bible study evening in the Tri.
bune Building Hall Tuesday at p. m.
Subject study Of the Bible has pro.
ven very beneficial to many earnest
inouirers, and in fact it is the best
way of learning the good will of our
heavenly Father. Subjects, such as
Salvation and it's Effects" "The
State of Man Beyond Judgment" can
not fail in being interesting and
should be beneficial to all. Bring
your Bibles.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching II a. m.
Song, testimony and preaching ser.
vice Sunday at 1880 p. m.
P rayer meeting Tuesday D. m.
X x y
WINE LUTHERAN
Arnt Waller, pastor
No morning services next Sunday.
Sunday school at - noon.
Lenten services in the evening, at
500. Kindly note that from now on
the evening services will begin at 8
and not at 1880 as heretofore.
Choir rehearsal every Thursday ev,
ening.
The Vinje Mems Union will meet
on Monday evening, March ~, at 500.
| Address by Prof. NJ C. Dixon.
The East Vinje Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Nels Bredeson Thurs
| day, March 30th.
Services in the Solomon Lake
church next Sunday at 10:30 a. M. and
Sunday School and Bible class after
the service.
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z. GREEN LAKE CHURCH
q. R Rev. p. q 3. Gynild, pastor
Services next Sunday, March 26th,

IS Rev. e.. 3. Gynild, pastor
Services next Sunday, March 26th,
at II a. M = :. ., g ....Ht se 5>.
:. X
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Rev. Walter H. Stowe, Rector
Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 26:
Holy communion a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon 1890
Church school IL noon.
Evensong and sermon 1880 p. m.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
mornings, at 1880. Holy communion
Wednesday evening, 1880, Litany &
address. ~
X x
REV. FINDLEY''S CHARGES
Rev. T. M. Findley will conduct re-
ligious services Sunday, March 26, as
follows ~.
]. :Spicer: Sunday school 10 a. m.
1O:45 a. m. Preaching service. An:
nual congregational meeting April 8,
at 8 p. m. ~': -.
New London, Sunday school 7:45 p.
m. Sermon Immediately following.
Ladies Aid with program Wednes-
day, March 20. IS ~.
Annual congregational meeting on
Tuesday, April 4, at p. m.
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:
day, March 20. "
Annual congregational meeting on
Tuesday, April 4, at p. m.
THE BAPTIST CHURCH
IS Corner Third st. and Trott Ave
4,y... Ernest A. Lagerstrom. pastor
What is the Destiny of the Church?
Are we living in The Laodicean Per-
iod? Has the Church lost the vision of
its ideal? Has the Church telling and
effective message for the day of I'M
rest and strain, in which we live?
These and similar pertinent and per-
picking questions will be dealt with
in the sermon next Sunday evening
A cordial invitation is extended to
you.
Sunday, $3.50 a. m. Church Bible
school. A place for all and each one
in his place. Wide awake contests on
between the Baraca and the Phila-
thea classes and also between the
Agoga and the Amoma classes. Come
and help. 1t may help you.
1O:45 a. m. Morning worship in the
American language.
1870 p. m. Gospel service. Sermon
by pastor: Are We Living in The
Laodicean Period?" Special music.
Monday, 7:45 .. m. Special session
Of the Church official board.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Mid week de-
votional service. ''
Friday 7:45 p. m. Young Peoples
Church Night. go
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NO MORE
CONSTlPATi1H
This Hurse Says Nerv-woc-sh L. Won
derul

Such a statement from D~oIrHsi"na!
nurse as the following needs Il" "Np'''-
nation. II s.mpl! proves "ur sN't"'Ur",
lint there is no other remedy = H."'n-
arn troubles ard bowel con-. ANTS ma
will give sIch quick, positive, ~" -
rcl~, r. this snler'td family r'ir"d! .
Mrs Thorn tells u> thai II" .'":!'rS -"
severely from stomach ir"Tr!" all tor
nd bowels that she hal tI.nt,"e SE"it.
Hi.r1i,&S nights. ncrNi'l.- CAt!i.'i 49,.
h!ratiur AID sour ";":''.I. I" IA -.
IRENE dcrrr" and ,oU.h i.Id Il" r"l.,i
either through ph!SI'ians or "ih"r Tv".
cafes until :-hc Uscd NrrN -Nrc;i bat
before she had taken IN "a" .Tst U"''''
she was 4 .r"at drI! better aud rrl dN
improved with It's "a" uniE -" i""HrT
:uc:.d health waT tp'!r r"-''rrd
Yol can -, This Gt.n"is ~''N'd" n
almost any dr.C -t"r" II; "'.'. 'i".l,.r Il
hottie II is always on 81" ~ tr.E rit'
=, the = n. Cries 4 20. drU;; s'ur" ana
caon druggist ~ auihcTizei 20 ave .hr
money back II the results from fhn first
hott!e are rot encouraging All Ss;'StaH-
;ory II Is sf,end:i ;f3'chv for DE-.
ate wo:aeu OF s:cA," rh',1Tsc because al.
:, pleasart ra$ta 2ri IS mid M al
49,: efficient aston.
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MARTINS FERRY
MARTINS FERRY
Al, TIER FIRE DEPARTMENT
HERE IS BEST IN ALL OH|U

..r, ct anu".""::- t.. Sprung .'A'' ,
I,,..,a IL" r..,l''. IT," ! ""Er".''d VI
=. f...i,y,:rg. N,~.c-, Locn"tI E'''
l:.G E.cth'a.l':.
Miners Meet Yesterday.
ms ,rs.,,n; &C tn" miners "7N
he!I lc-'r-,l1; ?ftorn""9 81 -" tTf''''
mi ha!. Sc "a. hInG-r.! miner" "'f'
;r.>cr, as ~" - "a"v tr"iN ihn VI.
the RIVER ,ow2S. f'ra-N L.NdS'">". pres
der. GO thu .vH-d'stC!ci "r-"n "tt'''
rl,. IN address. rirns w"-' "'n' u
afford the rn.".;o: t. hc he'd \; F"'a's
IN the n.ar future.
Mechanics TO Barnesvtne.
Many junior Mechanics VIII aN" -
II" rally - lr hc.i II l;ar0"S\:I"
Thursday evening Members rom
Martins r'Hrry. EyHd:"l'Ayt "n' sever
u.hr- towns W. MAX" ~ t." W. ~
lark II urtAra. state "~Sa" I'V VII
be- II" man speaker
New Ics and Storage Plant
Tho Erliu"rt lr"dIr'> have been
making irprrN sm' MS 10 ta''r r'Ah'
on .'.tr..rS.a street "NG W.; te in uio
10y this summer. OwiN= 20 "a" ,WpS we
rr"utS. mitch more goods can "a. stored.
Room bas t."a maGc fly i.h"o cases
@; r<rs.
Maa Escapes
C,a-.Ne coed. wa !. alleged I" hav"
a;tcr,rtCI 20 sad one woman and MI
a man n tho head wlih = brick E"S'c~-
DAY attc-nuoa c~cLI'l. :" West virginia
after l hard chase rs the police. lao
incident occurred nCa- F!rst street ana
~aS Supi"s"i - Nav" H"H1 caused ~
Al Italian l.v:rk with Goods S'stc!. MS
sister, Sarah. was the &C whom no
trsci = stab hE' "H,y 'Aa"c S"Sa'
marx q her arm Wheeling police
we:" aut.icd and started OF the huS'
o.: the man.
Mrs. willis Buried
-he rv-c~ai Of Mrs.. Virginia Wills
WHO died EST Suada.', WAS he'll yeS'cT-
day afternoon ~ twn "'c.och from tn"
home Of her sra Nddaugnte- Mrs. liza
Armstrong Oh CLINTON street. EeH. H.
u Mrpane! o. he Frs; Baptist rnHr"h
otf;c;ateG. Inte-:uc0, was II k.'cTN'e"
cemetery.
Martins Ferry Briefs
Martin SALISBURY u: -. C!a'rSFi.'"
Wan = business yls.;y- n this c!;y YES
te-dar.
Charles J2deg-aT ~: las; evening
. Cor Cleveland where 10 vi NV" -"s
aer Chalmers through
W. C. Wake. o. Cincinnati: vas Sus'
.cass visitor /? this ".;% yesterday
rYvde Morgan o: Pittsburgh Trtu7Ar"
after several days' \;s;; Eta i'Ec"o'
here.
, Practically al IN" inspectors !eft las;
ovn,.,r for their h"'""s VINE lH"
will remain "a th;> r.'y ;Or ire mex
sc.c"al da:S. ,,u,
Mrs. C:,:hcr.ue ll,uz"- q LauE,,Nn
Addition - abe l. q" OF; as@'" - 'e'
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80 yer brother Mixes got JOB ~
night Waterman. He'll save money.
"rhwy so?"
"Ts:,ura. he rar shape al day an ave
NJ, lahard and work a.! night an save
tls irls,n'."-Poston Transcript ..
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KENOVA WILL NOT
GET COURT HOUSE

Huntington. ". Va. APRIL CT pse'-
ring all calcuiatiurs and overcoming
hcayv lead held BY T~r'ovalists IN -
,f So prccr~'s II appears tonight tnat
WAYNE count" has yo:"d 10 retain '"s
county ccur, house ~ ~" town OF
Wayne. Last night il appeared that 'n'
proaosai 20 move u. county seat !"
kc1oya had carried i" an orerwhelm'
Ing majority. -.r,
With the Kiah's creek precinct SIM
missing tonight the vr:" from 81 pre-.
cinc,s gave the r"m""aiists Sill ano
ar;i.rcmcvalis,s I.4e?. kenoTa falnns
annroytmatc': $50 woes short OF the
rcnuircd thrce-ncih yo:e TO win the re-
novaI. 7, Is estimated there are aeo
votes r. the missing precinct. no.
cnourh TO change the result indicated
b. the precinct now reported. -
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ancc tax. TaN d"t"rri""1 N''"'i'
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE
ALLEDON|A ?. D.
IS BURGLAR|ZED
DEPUTY SHERIFF DON AhRDESTI
SENT TO INVESTIGATE
Located IN Minor Bros. Store from
which Merchandise Is Taken

Tn, rohb:ng "t tho pos ofic" an'i
general store Of Minor Broth"rs at
All"dnnia on Tuesday night was rrr"rt-
I'd to 'he Office "c Sheriff r. T. Lynch.
Yesterday morning. Deputy lia-dcs'y
.mmcd:atclr Let or tho scene OF the
c7iIn" Owing - poor telephone COW
rr'ti0ra tho .n"riN Va" "nt@(" {" ~"t =
detailed account Of tic amount Of goods
stolen. hut due 20 tho fat that both
rn,, oCTrc ard s:or" ar" in tho same
buildings. II IS thought that quite a
yaIuab2c haul wa, mad" by III" ihicres
\; Il late h"nr last evening no report
had A""a made ~ deputy Hard'Sty IN
--unnrc, nm WIN tho case
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Eight European queens plan 70 a'
tend the wedding Of Princess Mary OF
Great Britain and Eiscount Lascelles.
They are: Helene OF Italy. Marie OF
Rumania. Victoria Of Sweden. Elisa
beth O. Belgium, Alexandria OF Den.
mark. Wihelmina of Holland. Maud OF
Norway and Victoria Of Spain.
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BRIDGEPORT
MURDER
TRIAL ON MAY )

Rova, Pcynter. who * charged with
the murder or William Iac> A t"w
months ago a: PAGES EAack n EoNd%-
v;itr Viii go on trial At -. '!7:revlNf.
Ma : "" va Indicted 20 : *"'nH7
,iHEr~c murder charge. witch w"9nS =
hn : rnurI guilty. u" viii pend Tho re
m1indcr -" HE If" IN p~.:""
I. WI h" rsmCm6"rcT TIA, rNyr'"r
rad !is,?p.arrd for several days e.!
lowing ,hn finding .: tho deaG man "Hd
a: ~; -ave himself NJ 10 the Wne"l;n-
polio" \ flor several days ~ sl"cp,"ssn"ss
and worry. HIS brother was held at -
T-idc"Go-' city building for 8 '''rH'
DAYS uu.il following thr "o-o0'r's ~
1uest. when hc was released. y woman.
WHO : sad 70 NC tho direct CauH" "f
.hn killing. IS in KcntTcky. t"t i y
trou~h. ,Eat ST." will not =" her" :"r
The tr.ai.
Eagles STAR Drive
TIE local Aeric az F.a-'.., ha'o s'ar;"N
a ,nerrAOrsh!a Jr;se 7hr. -" 'rH!rc -
each tho :, mo goal. --,l row hdr" \
,rc:nrcrshin or $50 and i; j. Though; rha.
;%~ 1000 mark VII bo r"acn"I n ~"
ar fu,nrc This civ has ~" rr"s'
lumber ~ Eagles than 40 any "l@'r
,o-.n .r iwi"" II" ropv'n:'"n u III
.,.;.rn ia reached. hs buaVurt Will bH
arranged.
bicycle Recovered
Tive h!ry'iH taken from :: :'nHH hoy n
Er~kwn rd T;".dLv afternoon 10y i per
go, cr.,n pm. ','r, ma been rc"rr"r'l
ard $50" lt," H. h,-a place! "a I":.
H., W. h,. :.,,.'" |" -. Ctair~vili' '"'
a, vh.. y. fr,"Milr cour; VIII r'' 3.
n. h.:Hc.~ - been returned 20 a."
boy.
old-Ttme Pop.
T-'G.-,r.-, displayed Tho "ld-':r,"
....,. -, yr,l"-d..>'s Earn" VITA Shady
%! e, M, nilcr. r." I"r"! i 90"
,zrL matter T. get runs WHOM 'N"s
,.>dcd them, although tho local team
vas rey~r in danger. Local f'"~ 'h'0.
That the local team viii star. i "lr'i" {,
streak from now on.
Faces Assault Charge.
II y CroSSic%. o. iArin". WI -. =
hearing before SOUR" Williams l.-tt,' '
E-;ca~ IN 2 Charc" of asSlN' |:
alleged thu, q COW owned by Mrs. Au
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WHY did ycI ;''ave &c" |crk 70 90
md live in HARRISBURG:
"'ro be rear"r NJ daughter rho Ives
n san Francisco legion Weekly.
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M Man or Woman

! c. H. Gr!sst ard Company. and al good
! Druggists
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ns1au 1n,nroycrlents

t,o,tomn,ttel 'mprU'em'"T' ~
Fa:lc nrn," Oh Union s'r'"i iN'i ",''''
c,y; several tNousard dollars h"N' '''"
dela~eG temporarily, at least. '' r,'
son, nuiid.0c is To Nc cN''','.''| - we
r':cy undo ,Nc improvement u.
mated ! third story :" L. aide" aA'
,hc orcsCn; rnOrrs rCrr"G"i"l.
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Eer. 7 y. raimrr. na~t"r o. IL" f'"S'
Methodist Episcopal Chrrch - tAiS CITY
Will deliver the annual h""" iAHrrtir
sermon THIS yer 10 tNe ll'EH S'N"o'
graduates The service Will y" n N"'"'
ono OF TIC Protestant chnr'h"S ~"
will be held at tho Temple theatre. 'th'
- local pastors will have part IN "a"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Omen Bank Monday

The new Union Savings ban WIZ u
open for business Monday m"rn!"r' !!
was announced today. 1t WI +" l""H'''
In the building which NOW houses 'h'
Dollar Savings Rank Is Trust company
The Dollar bani> is 20 bH"om" 97"' {"
tho merger with the Fir Nation"
bank
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PERSONAL COLUMN

Miss Sarah Potts, of Newark, has
returned to her school in Wilmington
after the holidays.
Miss Caroline Norton, of Thomp-
son Station, who for sometime has
attended the Newark High School, is
now attending the Avondale High
School, in Pennsylvania.
Eddie Miller and Miss Iva Miller,
of Coatesville, Pa, spent the New
Years holidays with Miss Mary
Potts, of Newark.
Mrs. Florence Carpenter and chill
dren, Clara and frankie, of Lebanon,
Pa, spent the holidays with Mrs.
Jonathan Johnson, of Newark.
Mrs. Robert Potts, of Newark, has
returned home after spending the
New Years holidays with Mrs. Ray
mond Kramer, Of Philadelphia.
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Ten Trip Tickets

Inc people Of Newark have not
much longer to wait for the time
when they can purchase 10-trips to
wilmington on the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for $3.50. The date has
not been definitely set but will be
about the first of next month. These
tickets will be welcomed by local per-
sons who have been after the rail-
roads for long time to place such
tickets on sale. What action the
pennsylvania system will take on the
matter is not known.
The Chamber of Commerce of Will
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Methodist Episcopal Church

Reu. Frank Herson
Sunday School, 10 o'clock a. m.
Morning preaching services, II
o'clock. Subject, "The Christian Over
plus"
Evening preaching services, 7.30
o'clock. Subject, "a Bad Bargain"
This is the second of series of SER
mons on "The Life of Jacob"
" Mid-week services, Wednesday
evening at o'clock, led by Prof. E.
G. VanKeuren.
The Junior Epworth League met
on Wednesday afternoon.
On Thursday, the Women's Home
Missionary Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. c. A. Short, at o'clock
The Queen Esther Circle will meet
at the home of Miss Marian Gallaher
on Saturday afternoon, January 14th
at 2.3O o'clock. Mrs. Harris, the new
directress, will be present at this
meeting and this will give the young
ladies of the circle an opportunity tc
meet Mrs. Harris.
The Young Women's Missionary
Society of the Church met last Mon
day evening at the home Of Miss
Davis, on South College Avenue. II
was the regular monthly meeting Of
the society.
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First Presbyterian
Rev. Fl. Everett Hallm,a1,

Sunday school, 9.45 o'clock a. m.
Morning preaching services at IL
o'clock. Subject, "The Temptation"
Christian Endeavor gathering at
6.45 o'clock.
Evening preaching services at 7.3O
o'clock. Subject to be announced.
Regular midweek services this week
on Wednesday evening at 7.45 o'clock
will include the first lesson on Home
Missions.
On Thursday evening at 7.3o
o'clock the Women's Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home OF Mrs
Ernest Frazer.
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yrs Lille Campbell has returned
!. hor home in Washington, D. c., af-
ter visiting Misses Sara and Emma
Campbell.
vrs Stella Campbell who has been
listing relatives in Washington, D.
r has returned home.
Charles Jarmon has returned home
t.or visiting some time with his
1o,obter. Mrs. w. H. Holloway, of
Newark, Nd
Owen Kendall is visiting friends
here.
Misses Esther and Katharine
pritchett spent the weekend with
Mrs. Eliza Butler.
George Leak, who has been i'll for
sone time. is improving rapidly.
Miss Alice Blackson spent Sunday
in Chester.
Daniel P. Finkbone, Jr., Of Read
mo Pa, was a Newark visitor last
Sunday.
The Band of the Continental Fibre
Co. will give dance in the Armory
on Wednesday evening, January is.
The New Century Club was the
scene of the dance given by the
Senior Glass of the Newark High
School, last Friday evening.
Delaware Alpha Chapter, Sigma
Phi Epsilon Fraternity will give its
fourteenth annual dance in Old Col
lege, on Friday evening, January IS.
Mrs. Henry C. Milliken was recent
visitor in Petersburg, Huntingdon
county, Pa.
A recent visitor here was James
Tighman. This lad was formerly a
student at the University of Della
ware but is now in the moving picture
colony of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Townsend,
Of Gillespie Avenue, recently enter
tanned L. Scott Townsend, Jr., Of
Wilmington. es
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad X. D. Lewis
were the weekend guests Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Lewis.
Mrs. Katherine Dairs left last week
for Pemberville, Ohio, to spend sew
eral days with her daughter. ~
Members of the senior class Of the
Newark High School gave dance in
the New Century Club building last
Friday night, which was attended by
about 80 couples. The patronesses
we're: Mrs. George L. Townsend, Mrs
D. Lee Rose, Mrs. C. O. Houghton
Mrs. j. Herbert Owens, Miss Houston
and Miss Heiser. There were 1t
dances on the program.
The Blue Lantern Society Of tht
University of Delaware held vel
attended dance in Old College on Sat
urday night. Among the invited guests
were: Miss Parkhurst, DR.. and Mrs
Walter Hullihen, Dean E. Laurence
Smith and Professor George =
Dutton.
Mr.. Carl Ragan, Of McClellands
vile, has returned home after spend
lnp sayorol Iovc II, Zoo ofoeuil1o Pa
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mlngton was after the latter railroad
sometime ago to place such tickets at
the disposal of the people of Newark
but no action was taken.
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CHURCHES
Glasgow Church

Glasgow Church
A song service will be held in the
Pencader Presbyterian Church at
Glasgow next Sunday evening at
7.30. The usual service at $50 will
be omitted for that day.
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Does your union allow you to sing
tonight?'
Yes, but only out Of key."-Le
Journal Amusant.