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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18

ltainment presented by this club last
Monday evening proved successful
and plans for similar entertainments
within the next few months are be-
ing arranged.
/ 81. Anne's Guild OF Immanue'
/ Church will meet in the parish house
this evening. The young women are
doing special sewing to be donated in
much the same manner as the Len
ten sewing OF the Womens Auxiliary
of the Church.
The George II. Madden orchestra
! is in great demand at the many so
eial functions OF the larger cities
surrounding this section. They have
Christmas week filled, and also have
bookings well up into the early
spring. Last week the orchestra
played on Monday evening at the
Academy of Music, Philadelphia. for
the inter-frat dance for Jefferson
Hospitals; Wednesday evening. for
the Chester Club at Chester. Pa.
Thursday evening at Hotel dupont.
Wilmington; Friday evening. for the
Philadelphia School OF Designs,
Philadelphia; Saturday, at Swarth-
more College.
Jewelry and Watches. Bridge
water.-Adv.
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church
choir is preparing an elaborate pro-
gram for the Christmas entertain
ment. Rehearsals will be held at the
home OF George II. Madden, organist.
IN sruaedar opd rT,b,,rra,.. o,...f..-
beginning at 7.45 o'clock.
The Busy Bee Glass OF the VIII
liam street colored school will give
a Christmas entertainment in the
school building on Friday evening
Of this week. The receipts will be
for the benefit of the new grapha-
nola fund.
The Girl Reserves, under the d.
rection OF Mrs. Henry J. Kite. Bald
ton, are preparing for their fist
Christmas party in the old town
hall on Thursday evening of this
week.
Mrs. ]. Edward Addicks. who has
been the guest OF her niece and
nephew, Miss Mary Shaw and Coun-
ty Comptroller James G. shaw, left
Saturday for the South.
Mrs. Percie McMicking and son.
James 7. McMicking. are visiting
Mrs. rMcMicking's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas McMicking at Ham,
monitor, y. j.
Sergeant and Mrs. James A. Nc
Donald, OF Wilmington. were Sunday
guests of Miss Irma Jacquette. OF
Delaware street. Miss Jacquette and
Mrs. Mcdonald were associate in
structors in New Castle schools in
1920.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
.MUSS0LNI, NOT
MAN, ALCOHOL

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Dc. 16 Omitted
Press)-College students care so lit
tie about current events that they
think Mussolini is an alcohol, accord
ing to Prof. Finley c. Crawford who
recently tried out a QUESTIONABLE on
his class OF Syracuse University.
Taking names OF prominent men
and topics from headlines Of daily
newspapers, he found the students
with a low average idea OF who's
who.
Some OF the answers were:
Pinchot is a French interpreter in
the United States.
Moratorium is a death notice in
Germany.
Ghandi is italian Ambassador to
Washington.
Freudism is a revolutionary party
in Bavaria.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
TALBOT OYsTERNnEN ELATED

EASTON. Nd. Dec. 1S.-Talbot
oystermen have been reaping a har-
vest this season on account of the
good prices and also on account of
the favorable weather. Last Thurs
day oysters brought S1.25 a bushel
at the oyster houses and the tongers
are making great catches. Some are
catching so bushels a day. The quail
ity is excellent, for the bivalves are
fat and are not encumbered with
mussels as was the case last year
About this time of the year thou
sands OF bushels are shipped to all
parts OF the country for Christmas
dinner.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18

Not the least attractive feature OF
these new lamp shades and pillows
Is the ease with which they're made.
The shade is merely piece Of silk
draped over a wire frame, such as
one can buy In any department
store. The transfer design is work
ed out in beads, and small loops OF
beads weigh down the folds. The
silks are the newest shades and very
attractive.
To recllne comfortably in the glow
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
MINISTER INJURED
RUN DOWN BY AUTO

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Md. Dec. 1s.-The
Rev. d. J. Given. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at
North East, this county, il confined
to his home in that town from in
juries sustained by being struck by
an autom obile driven by II. S. Nc
Kinney, of Elk Neck. Mr.. Given
started to walk across the street,
near his home, when he was run
down. The driver OF the car claim
ed that he could not see Mr.. Given
until about the lime he struck him,
on account OF glaring lights from
another machine. Mr. Given sus-
tanned a number of cuts and bruises.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
LosHuA L. HITCH DIES.

POCOMOKE CITY, Md, Dec. IS
Joshua L. Hitch died at his home
on Second street Saturday morning
Mr.. Hitch was born near Salisbury
In 1886, being therefore Sc years
OF age. He moved 10 POcomoke IN
the early 70's and engaged in the
work OF a shipbuilder. at which
occupation he worked until about
two years ago. when failing strength
caused him to retire. He is sur
vived by a widow. Mrs. Jennie
Hitch
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
WANT SPEED TRAP
ON NEWPORT PIKE

Special to The Evening Journal.
RICHARDSON PARK, Del, Dec.
1S-Residents of this place are
talking OF requesting the Levy Court
to establish a speed trap along the
Newport pike to curb reckless driv-
ers of automobiles. The roadway
between Newport and dupont road
to Bellemoore at night is one Of the
darkest roads in the State.
During the past month one man
was killed on this speedway and
several persons had narrow escapes
from injury.
At times automobiles have beer
known to drive their cars at a speed
of fifty miles an hour along the
roadway.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18

The three-quarter-lengt coat OF
chiffon velveteen" is featured by a
well-known London shop.
With a frock of brown duvetyn
collared in summer ermine was worn
a swathed hat OF gold and henna red.
A short jack OF the ermine COM
pleted the costume.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
MRS. A. F. DUNNING DEAD.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Dec. IS
Mrs. Annie Foster Dunning. IS. o.
Washington street, died Saturday
night. following a lingering illness.
Mrs. Dunning was a member of the
st. Pau's r. c. Church. She has
resided here for several years
moving from the vicinity of Nc
Donough, where she had spent the
larger portion OF her life since com
ing to this country from ireland.
where she as born on February T.,
1897.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18

shed through this lamp shade, how
ever, one needs such an accessory as
the brilliant peacock pillow.
This and other designs like II are
recommended for Christmas gifts be-
cause OF their simplicity The elab-
crate effect is given by single
stitches covering all the short lines
the rest OF the pattern being worked
in with satin-st!tch and buttonhol-
ING
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
TO PRESENT CHRISTMAS PLAY.

In the Clean OF the Star" Is the
exercises to be presented by the
Sunday school at the Italian Pres
byterian church, Seventh and du-
Pont streets, on Friday evening. Mrs.
a. Dassori, the pastors wife. and
Miss Maud Nutall, the church work
err and kindergartener. have arrang-
ed the program. Mrs. w. s. Prick
EFT will be the accompanist.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18

A bandeau OF white velvet was
made interesting by bias bands Of
gold and bronze across the velvet.
The semi-fitted bodice and bout
FAINT skirt are attractive features of
some smart Partisan dance frocks
Dainty handkerchiefs which
you'd make delightful Christmas
presents have colored applique bor-
ders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

The small street carnival that has
been iutrWn this week may lcaIN Sat
urday FOR another point. The people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

Lewis. Norbert Smaltwood and George
Montgomery.
Theatre Party
Misses Ethel and Doris Schaffer en-
tcrtaiued number Of her fr!endst Win
II theatre party at the Virginia theatre
in honor Of Miss Johonna Iunkins. or
Detroit the guest Of Miss Sarah Ed
wards.
Entertained Club
The Young Womcn's Business Club
was delIghtfully entertained at the home
OF Miss Betty Hooker on Warwood ave-
nue. last evening. After the regular
business session n social time and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Swimming Party
A number of young people enjoyed n
swimming party at Camp Star last even
Ing. A dainty picnic supper was en-
loved after which the remainder OF the
evening was spent in dancing. Those
who attended were: Misses Catherine
Kelly. Margaret Woods. Lillian Stevens.
Catherine Harper. Lucy Bates. Ella
Fent, Helen Ncumann. Dorothy kunn
and Messrs. Jack Lewis. Harry Tracey
John Smith, Roy Baker, Earl thinner
man, Albert Rodgers. Ned Walker.
George Alderman. Frank Hunt ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tracey.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Braunlich and fam
ily are spending their vacation on Buy
falo Creek.
Paul Stein5icker Is able TO be out
after n several days illness.
Charles Genther, Jr., OF washington
IA. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, George
Gcnthcr. of Cherry Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson. Of Dayton IS
tho guest OF Miss Anna Swartz OF war
wood avenue.
V. l.. Pipers OF Bethany Is business
visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs clyde Hoge Of Colum-
bus. are the guests OF relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge Arrneite. or 81
Louis. will arrive today TO Wilt rela-
t!ves here.
Miss Lena StillwcN Of Pittsburgh
is the guest Of InAtivcs here.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Kelly and fami-
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date for county surveyor, was caller
In town Tuesday.
Mn. Allie Vogtley and Miss Frances
Mckinney were New Martinsvihe VS.
itors Tuesday.
The Timble Bee met with Miss Freda
fisher Wednesday afternoon.
Clarence Schupbach returned Aonda!
from American Ridge, where ne spent
a week at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Pounds, Charles
and Clyde Pounds and Mrs W. A. kas-
serman attended tho funeral OF the
late Dr. Gorhy at Moundsville SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Soil left Saturosy
in their car to visit friends At spencer
Station, o., and other points IN Inc
state.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Henthorne were
Woodsdeld visitors Monday.
Misc Pearl Schupbach returned home
Saturday from Athens. o., where she
spent six weeks at tho Ohio university.
son was born Friday. July II, to
Rev. and Mrs C. r. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Amber and Nj.
and Mrs. Henry Kasserrnan and son mo-
tored to Beallsville. o.. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gehris Of Marion,
n are visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gehrig.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Kasserman ana
son were Wheeling visitors "wednesday.
Miss Mary Gertrude Gehrig OF Mari
eta. o, Is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gehris.
Mrs. Blanche Gray of Moundsvfile 10
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Hen
thorne.
Miss Flora witten Of Witten, o.,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Lucy Dye.
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HANNIBAL 3hS

Con Story Of Pittsburgh transacted
business IN town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stoveall ana MI
.,d Mrs John Iattimer Of Harr!etsvHle'
a vare visitors Of Miss Maggie buch-
wald Sunday.
Mrs, Troutman and Miss Gertrude
Rocker Of Wheeling are the guests Oh
Mrs. A. w. Yerian.
Miss Frances Henthorne returned
home Tuesday from snort WISH win
Miss Mary wayman Of New Martins
Vile.
Mrs, Sam fisher returned home Tues
dav from visit with relatives IN
Wheeling.
After spending a week at his home
here. Ford Cline returned TO Athens ~
Sunday TO resume his studies at the
Ohio university. 10,
a "Trip Around the World" Will be
given by the members Of the ". f. NJ. D
of the German NJ. f. church TO thelf
friends Friday evening. Stops VIII be
made nj Japan. Island. Switzeriana ana
France for eats Everybody 10 attend.
Sam BraunliCh OF Marietta o., was
visitor in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rist Of Shadyside. o.
vcrc visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs Dan Leep
the pas: week
" NJ Wins of Woodshed was
hurirces caller in town Monda".
Herman Suter returned home Monday
from Albion. Ind. where he spent sew
eral months with Rev. Webster and
family on their farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Workman Of wheeling
were in town Sunday the guests Of MT
and Mrs. A. w. Yerian. They were &C
compan!ed homo by their daughter MISS
Ethel. who had been visiting hare.
CLAYTON petle- Of Woodsfeld. candi-
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McMECHEN
Library Open.

r,,s .vening is the evening the no
-,rv ia omen for this week l" "
,fternoon the Riddles OF the to""
ha given the preference OF t.en''J.
and all their wants will be supp"eu' ~
tha evening will arc invited 10 a'U.u"
the Grading room or TO secure any -
rat,ro that NAV be wanted. only tae
hes, books and literature arc
end together with wide assortment
80 rt.r.ture OF various kinds the
I,hrarv room - In the old school oulso-
w. and ia only open on Friday Owing
N rho limited amount OF time that can
hn given 10 the institution by the d.
rcctors.
A. rho meeting OF the city counch
held last evening In the CITY oui!u'"s
all matters OF Importance that come
I'M were disposed OF and others were
brought up for discussion. Mayor T.
c. Morris presided.
Ala Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid meeting OF the FIRST
NJ. E. church met at the homo OF mrs.
White of Ninth street last evening
where they held their regular bus!-
ness meeting. The ladies' were enter
;ained by Mrs. Nichols and Mrs White.
After the business OF the evening was
disposed OF social hour was enjoyed
At the close OF tho evening Hgh'
luncheon was served.
Strike situation
The strike situation here Is tho same
as II has been for sometime. All Is
very quiet. The men Of the railroad
are holding their meetings in their hall
on Logan street as usual and the pic
kc,s are on tho job watching to report
anything that may come up OF tmpor'
lance. The shops are receiving men
from all parts OF the country and have
about 100 men working but arc only
:ahorers and no work that they d"
would he able 70 hurt tho skilled work
men and rs a result no attention IS
being paid to them.
Carnival May Leave
The small street carnival that has
been int"wn this week may lcaIN Sat
urday FOR another point. The people
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WARWOOD
rterns for this column may DO leie
At MoNamnra's Drug store for misa
EuEabeth Mcclure, correspondent
Five Hundred Club


The members Of the Warwood Five
Hundred club will he delightfully."- en-
tertaincd by Mrs Edward Mcthli~ 1T
Green's Hotel. Tradclphia Satu;d'-'
Ma sdameS George Grant OF Pittsburgh
carl, McCulla OF Baltimore. and MiSs
Ruth Highland Of rarkershurg. VINO are
visiting here. Five hundred Will ~ the
pas,ime until o'clock when deEc'cu'
chicken waffle dinner will y" sarNeN'
after which the club Will enjoy the snow
at the Virginia theatre.
Entertains Club
Mrs John Carker will entertain her
club nj her home this afternoon with
bridge luncheon. The luncheon Will he
served at o'clock. after which inc
afternoon will he devoted 10 bridge.
Among those who will he present arc
Mcsdancs Donald Reeves. Gcorg" Null"
Robert stevens. Harry GuUmor", NharieS
ADAMS. Robert Rowan, Jack Patterson
and Albert Parker.
Presbyterian Church
Next Sunday at 1916 n. m the rev
J. Alex Brown will administer the sac
ramcnt Of the Lords Supper, and at >
n. N. the sermon topic will he Was
Jesus OF Nazareth the Messiah
During August the evening hour or
Worship will ne discontinued. but the
Bible School at $50 n. m and the wor-
ship and sermon at l0:i5 a, m. VIII con-
tinue. For the first time In years inc
Wednesday evening Peoples IralSe
and Prayer Program" will continue
through the summer. The topic FOR
next Wednesday Will be Grace For
common Duties" A special invitation
20 the evening service Is extended to
friends Of the Hebrew faith.
weiner Roast
The ladies Of the GR. H. Il. CInb ana
their husbands enjoyed wc!ner roast
at Camp Hubbard at Glendale last even
ing, Those who attended were: McssNS,
and Mcsdames Harry Perkins James
Moore. clyde EnCler, Bert S'had' FRANK
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Of the town are not giving much sup
mort TO the affair and IL Is felt tha'
the expense OF running the merrH-E =
round and the other concessions dro
too great for the amount of patronage
that II IS receiving. Where II VII. go
form here Is not known yet.
McMechen Briefs.
c II. Brown. Of Wheeling was n ouSi-
ness visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Margaret Bowman, Of cameron
Is visiting friends on Marshall street
for few days.
Mr., and Mrs. II. f. Williams. Of Mar
shall street are visiting relations IN
Huntington for several DAYS.
Mr.. c. r. Lowe. OF Cameron was
business visitor In town yesterday.
Niles Marie McCormtc. of Bcllaire'
returned home after spending week
vacation as the guest OF friends here
II. a. Scott. of Hundred. w. Va
was a business visitor in town ycstc7-
day
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MCkeenon OF Columbus, Q. are Visiting
at the home OF Mrs. 7. S. Bradfie!d.
Mrs Paul Waddell and sister Miss
Nayme Robinson Of Bcllaire the the
guests Of Mrs Frank Robinson.
The following people enjoyed swim
ming party and picnic dinner a. Nc
Cartney's Tavern Tuesday evening:
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Roy Deepen. Mr.. and MIS- ROSS
Hcizcr Of Columbus. O.. MtsSesEIvira
Taylor. Daisy Taylor. Edr!a pepcw, Mil
dred pcpew. Mildred stein. Lillian Book
us and Ernest Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harrison spent a
few days with relatives at LNnChnurS
Ohio. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. LsFalle Barrett and emil
drcn Of Detroit Mich. are visiting MIS-
Alice Barrett Of Park street.
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WELLSBURG
Local Musician Honorod

wellsourg W. Va. July Elm We'd
nesday's edition mention was made Of
the fact that Miss Katharine Reid Of
wellsburg had been engaged to broao-
cast a program from the University OF
Wisconsin on next Friday evening.
Since that time We have a letter from
Miss Reid. stating more clearly OF wha,
Is expected OF her.
Miss Reid informs US that on next
Friday evening she will give a radio pro
gram with Waldermar Won Geltch. vio-
linlst, and on tho same evening she IS
10 sing the leading role in an operetta
and then becomes soprano solotst In a
choral cycle which the University CHOIR
US will present.
In closing. Miss Reid expressed a
desire that West Virginians who have
radio sets sufficiently strong 10 get the
station doing the broadcasting. make an
attempt to do 30 in order that they may
hear how IL sounds.
Social Course
Miss Thal;a Miller OF Wellsburg has
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BENWOOD
MAXIM Preparations.

In preparatton for the bazaar and
musical that Is to he given by tho con-
gregatlon OF the s.. Johns church the
~. II and 10 OF August. the ladies' are
out canvassing the town for bids on
tho various things that will he on sale.
The men OF the congregation held one
meeting this week and will hold another
one next Tuesday for the purpose "t
making arrangements for tho part they
will take In this bazaar.
All the arrangements for tho ara!r
have not yet been completed hut they
will be very elaborate. This Is going
TO be one Of the biggest times In the
town and much work. expense ana
trouble Is being put forward.
Father Schooner In Rome.
Word was received a short time ago
that Father Schooner In having good
time on his vacation and VIII soon
complete the first half Of hts tTip by
visiting Rome. Father Schooner l"tt
here in company with a number OF
other priests from this district 10 spend
three months vacation In Europe
where they expected to sec the Passion
Play and visit all the principal cities
Of Germany and several other countries
and lastly 10 visit Rome. on the way
hack they will visit the battle fields OF
France and Flanders.
Kerries Entertain.
Members Of the Kerry club Will en-
tertain a number Of friends at their
camp In the Narrows. South of Nc
Mechen. this evening. Splendid music
has been secured for the evening and
all preparations have been made for
a big time.
The club entertained last evening at
their camp a number of friends from
East Wheeling with swimming party
and dance.
Sunday will also he a big day at the
camp for the members.
Mountain Engine Hero.
Because Of the condition of SO many
Of the engines OF the b. & O. railroad
here. the company has sent mountain
engine here 70 take the place OF the
present yard engine that II can he used
on the road. The engine sent here Is
Of the old type and ia very inconNcnicnt
as the engineer and fireman cannot see
each other without one leaving tho
window Of their cab
On the siding here and in McMechen
there are large number OF engines
that are in very bad condition and can
not be run without being overkauled.
Cooey Elected.
Edward Cooey. formerly a resident Of
this town and at present manager OF
the Cooey- Bentz furniture store and
undertaken rarlors OF this town was
elected vice president Of the West Nir-
ginia Funeral Directors association ut
their annual convention held in Wheel
ing the first Of the week.
Benwod Briefs.
Miss Rose Galley OF the North Wheel
Ing Hospital Is spending her vacation
with her parents here.
Carroll Newan of East Wheeling was
q business visitor in town yesterday.
Or. HartwiG and family moved to
Cambridge. Ohio. whore they Will take
UP their further residence.
Yrs. T. +. Decgan is spending sew
oral days in MoundSriile visiting friends
Joseph Coleman, Of Moundsvllc IS
visiting friends in town Yesterday.
George Liston, OF Pittsburgh was a
business visitor In town yesterday.
George Morningstar Is visiting friends
in Farentin for 4 few days.
Mrs Otto Pratt has returned ~ her
| home at Dallas after spending few
days here visiting friends.
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GAINESVILLE.

Rev. Allen Krlchbaum OF Canton, Ohio
will occupy the pulpit Of the First Tres
byterian church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Palmer of Mas
sillon are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Clary OF y. Chestnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Friday were
visitors at Wheeling Wednesday,
Miss Margaret Barnes left Thursday
for Woodsfcld 10 visit her sisters Mrs.
Raymon Morris and Mrs. Glen Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs James Barnes spent last
week with their daughter Mrs. Jack Con
nor at Coshocton. Ohio.
Mrs A. A Dorsey of Wheeling visited
relatives here this week.
Mrs. William Meek and neice Sara
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" are the guests Of Mr.. and rms FRANK
Kelly here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WOODS ana SON.
of pittsburgh, are visiting FeAa'''e'
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-24
MINISTER URGES SERVICE
At WORK AND IN CHURCH
DIR. Thompson Tells Hearers
There Is No Alternate.
Saws God Guides

very large congregation OF Pres
byterian young people heard Rev. w.
1. Thompson at the First presby
terrain Church yesterday afternoon
speak on Like Service" The meet
ing Is an outgrowth OF young peo-
Pies work here during the past three
weeks in which much Interest has
been shown In definite work for
Ghrist. As explained by DR.. Thomp-
son. the meeting was called to demon
s'rate to these organizations how this
might be done.
In his address. DR.. Thompson said
service was the thing in the church
and In the world. There Is no al.
'ernate. he said. And this must he
nnseihsh, he continued. 1T does
not necessarily mean that man
must be preacher. But, whether
ne pc preacher or banker or farmer,
let him put into his work un.eIssh
service for Christ. In that way he
VIII carry out the command of the
Master. II YOU really want to serve
ana nave made up your mind to serve
Just ask God to guide you. He viii,
ten you what TO do"