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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-30
LET US SMILE.

The thing that goes the farthest to.
wards making life worth while,
That costs the least and does the most
is just a pleasant smile,
The smile that bubbles from a heart
that loves its fellowmen
VIII drive away the cloud of gloom
and coax the sun again;
It's full of worth and goodness, too,
with manly kindness blent-
It's worth a million dollars, and it
doesn't cost a cent.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-30
k On You Ma,

well, Ma" said Hiram, 81 got two
good harvest hands hired already"
well, we'll" said Ma, much sur
prised, whats their names?"
Right and left" answered Hiram
laughing.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-30
Republican Club.

The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Republican Club of Absecon will
be held at the home of Mrs. John
Falivene on Ohio avenue, Thursday
evening. This is a very important
meeting, as there will be an election
of officers, and it is desired that all
members attend. Should you need
transportation notify Mrs. I. d.
Shovel by card or phone, 309-R. A
pleasant time is assured to all who
will attend.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-30

Nav Greek says: PA has always
pouted a lot. When we a first mar
ried l could make him happy with
kisses, but now it takes fried chick
en-"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-05-30
children's Day.

R|ehearsals for Children's Day in the
Presbyterian Church were started on
Friday last, following the close of
school. Quite a few children will take
part. The older members of the
school rehearsed in the evening.
The exercises will be held next Sun
day evening.
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ABSECON.
Concluded from page So

IConcIuded from page 81
ma Pruchnucki; Gypsy" Dorothy Nc
Murtrie; Sleeping Children" Flor
ence Hunter; In the Treetops," Dor
othy Allen; who Is to Blame" Doris
Rem.
Part 2. Chorus, Planets, Jupiter
Uranus" Elizabeth Thomas; Mars
Leroy Taylor; Comet" William Fry
mire. Mrs. Leona Reed will be &C
communist.
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Services in the Churches

karl. pastor. Sunday school and Bible
chart study at 8; preaching at 1880 by
the pastor and at by Rev. John Reinsch
superintendent OF Missions; meeting OF
the church council Immediately after the
evening service. With the visiting super-
intendent.
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran.
Hammond and New Braunfels: Rev. +.
A. Nsumeister, pastor. Sunday school
and pastors class at o; preaching at
1880. "A Gracious Revelation of the
Risen One" and at s. Jacob, the Mighty
Wrestler: Monday. Sunday school off,
GERS and teachers meet at 1880; Tuesday,
choir meeting at 1880; Friday, adult
cstechism class at 1880.
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran
Compton and Corpus Christi boulevard;
Rev. w. W. Laubach. pastor. Sunday
school at 9:I5; preaching at s; Friday,
choir meeting at 1880.
Evangelical Lutheran lions, Helotes:
Rev. W. w. Laubach, pastor. German
day school Immediately after the ser
vice.
ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran. Nueva
and South Presa; A. L. Wolff and Au-
gust Baetke, pastors. Sunday school and
Bible classes at $3.50; English service at
II, Faith and Obedience: German ser
vice at s. Equipment for Service; Mon
day, church council meets at s; Thurs
day, ladies' aid meets at 3: meeting of
the congregation Immediately after the
sunday morning service.
Zion Lutheran Chapel, 702 East Gin
cinnau (Branch of st. John's) Sun
day school and Bible class at $3.50; di-
yire service at II.
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500, 900 TEXANS LOSE
500, 900, 900 IN FIVE
YEARS IN OIL FRAUDS
Postoffice Departm e mt
Plans Vigorous Prosecu.
ton of Takers.

Washington, April THE Post
office Department will move in the
most vigorous and persistent manner
possible" against oil stock promoters
who are declared by postal Inspectors
to have robbed the public Of more
than S100,000,000 in operations in
the state of Texas in the last five
years.
This warning was served on fraud
ulent oil stock promoters in a state
ment yesterday by Postmaster Cen
eral New, who declared the depart
ment intended to prosecute vigorous
ly all other cases involving frauiu-
lent use of the mains under both
criminal law and the fraud order
statutes.
Investigations of posta, inspectors
in the state following complaints
from hundreds of the estimated $780,
600 stockholders who have been
bereft of hard-carned dollars by fraud
ulent oil stock promoters already
have resulted IN 200 cases being placed
before the grand jury now sitting at
Fort Worth, said a report from de-
partment agents there made public
by the postmaster general.
"Wildcat promoters" Mr.. New
said, have escaped prosecution from
the state authorities by operating as
common law trusts, over which the
state statutes provides no supervi-
sion."
While of the hundreds OF stock pro-
motion companies and syndicates,
which have been organized and have
passed out of sight in the last five
years, there may have been in some
cases hopes Of striking oil, the re-
port said, it was notable that except
in rare instances none of the promo
ters money was invested in the opera
tons.
The task of developing sufficient
evidence of intent to defraud in pre-
pairing cases, especially those involv-
ing large stock selling schemes, was
said to be an exceedingly difficult and
complex one that required months and
sometimes years.
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Spiiritualist

The SpirItualist Research Society will
meet Sunday night at o'clock at 422
Pereida street. A lecture by Mrs Riggs
will be followed by flower messages and
spirit greetings, Tuesday message seance
at HOG West Summit avenue.
The National Independent Spiritualist
Association, open forum, will meet Sum
day evening at S o'clock lin the w. D. W.
hall. S22 East Houston, Rev. Sarah g..
Rountree. pastor. Lecture by the pas
tors, ours Is World of Love-" fol-
lowed by spirit messages: Tuesday. mes
sage circle at s; Friday. psychology dem
onstration at S at $40 Beauregard street.
First Texas Church. O.o.F.S., will meet
In the Guntsr Hotel ball room at s
o'clock sunday evening. Rev. Winifred
Mcdowell. pastor. Lecture Jesus Ma
terializlng 10 His Followers" followed by
spiritual greetings; Monday, message cir
Gle meets at at sos Carolina street;
Wednesday. healing circle at at 31S
Martinez street: Thursday. message cir
Gle at at 3es North street; Friday.
message and healing circle at at S26
Avenue c.
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Baptist

Central Baptist Church. s1s West
johnson; Walter T. Davis, pastor. sun
day school at s:tS: preaching at IL by
the pastor and at 8 by Rev. w. II. An
derson Of Floresville; all B. y. P. US
Riverside Park Baptist Church, $500
South Presa; T. V. Herndon. pastor.
Sunday school at s:45; preaching at IL
and 7;4S; all B. Y. p. Us at $50
erlcksburg road and West Ashby; Mel.
win Z. Edison. pastor. Sunday school
at 10; preaching at II and 7;5O; an
b. Y. p. us at $50; Wednesday. teach
ers'. meeting at 1880; prayer meeting
Pegues Memorial Baptist Church. Den
yer boulevard and st. Anthony street;
&c. L. Skinner, pastor. Sunday school
at s:45; preaching at II and 7:45; an
out of-town pastor will preach at the
evening service: all II. Y. p. US at
6:I5; ladies' auxiliary meets Monday.
Prospect Hill Baptist Church. 1901
Buena Vista; Hulen r. Carroll, pastor;
Sunday school at s:4'; preaching at II
and 7:45. morning subjest. Christian
Experience"; p. Y. P. US at 6:tS.
First Baptist Church. Fourth and
school at $50; preaching at II and
1880; Junior B. Y. p. U. at $3.50; Fred
S. Hall intermediate Mt 5:15; Senior and
Alexander intermediate at s. with sep
arats meetings at ssIISS r MeanG gsss
ing at s.
Calvary Baptist Church. North Pine
and Hays: W. W. Lee. pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45; preaching at II.
Strength for the Coming Battle" ana
at s: all r. Y. P. us at Z; Wednesday,
teachers meeting at 1850: prayer meet
ing at s.
New Hope Baptist Church. 800 STAGE
street: J. Alfred Brown. pastor. sunday
school at e:45: preaching AT II and s;
Junior r. Y. p. u. at 1880; senior at
6:4s; Monday, Woman's Missionary
Union Mt $3.50; q. Y. p. L. training
class at 7:30; Wednesday, teachers
meeting at 1850; prayer meeting at s.
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Daily Talks on Practical Psychology
Copyright, 1922.

energy, and Happiness puts the joy
into his work that not only lightens
il, but stimulates his mind for clear,
sure and accurate thought. and the
direction of it into channels where it
will achieve the best results in the
shortest time.
The joyous worker can perform his
work well and do twice as much,
whatever its nature may he, physical.
mental or spiritual, with only a
fourth Of the expenditure of energy
required by the faithless. pessimistic
and unhappy worker who does his
work poorly. Faith brings inspira-
ton. Fear says at can't be done. -
Optimism says. "Oh, yes it can," and
goes ahead and does it. Worry says.
"Oh dear. What will happen to me
if we can't sell it," And Happiness
answers, But think of the fun we
had in making it. Besides, we CAN
sell it, Optimism told me So" And
they do sell it.
But let us leave old Pessimism and
Associates to brood and nope and
condemn and go dancing along with
the joyous trio, Faith, Optimism and
iidpplilcSSs lLtI Us CULTIVATE Iutlu
and learn how we may make of them
permanent guests.
And how may we do this?
You'll laugh when l tell you.
Drink water, water, water and
more water, and just have faith in
yourself, be optimistic of the present
and future, and happy because you
are alive, whether you feel like or not,
and this is what will happen:
Water refreshes and purifies the
blood. the blood refreshes the mind,
the mind creates thought, thought
produces action, action produces habit
and habits form character, and good
character produces Happiness.
With the water, drink IN thoughts
of faith, optimism and happiness.
They fuse with the refreshed intellect
and, shortly. become habit, the Habit,
we shall say, of Happiness, which.
in turn, is woven into the cloth of
character, and good character, as we
stated, by a reciprocal process, re-
produces Happiness, Faith and OPP
timism.
Observation-Disclosures Keeps Us
At 1t.
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A Woman ObseSsed
BY CAROLYN BEECHER tc) 1928 Carolyn ssseh'r
co 1928 Carolyn Bsecher

was an intriguing feminine quality
which she called upon to aid her IN
winning a return for the love she had
given him, love he did not even suS-
pect. He thought her only grateful.
Bruce noticed a subtle change In
her however, but he laid it to the fact
that she now had employment and no
longer was dependent. To himself he
said:
This is her real self. all her en-
barrassment gone because she is now
independent of me-" He was charmed
by her evident desire to please and he
also gained a new interest in her.
There was the old camaraderie with
an added softness that intrigued and
flattered.
There was no real cruelty in Lulu's
nature. Had Muriel not insulted her
and left her with yelled threat it Is
doubtful if Lulu would have tried de
liberately 10 win Bruce. She loved
him-yes. But her love up 10 this
time had held no element of selfish
ness. She had looked up TO Bruce,
admired him and been happy when he
had a few moments for her. But 1t
had been the admiration she gave to
one beyond her reach, and a love
that hid itself, so she might enjoy
his companionShip. Resentful because
of Muriel's attitude at the millinery
shop she had convinced herself that
she had been stupid TO conceSl her
love so long. And it was sweet to
WELD to il even in a measure, even
though she had no surety it was or
ever would be returned.
Lulu had no pity for Muriel. A
woman's cruelty TO woman had
brought TO her a bitterness nothing
q man did ever could have brought.
She supposed Muriel had heard the
town gossip about her and that had
given her the daring to come 10 her
and forbid the continuance of friend
ship with Bruce. In this she wronged
Muriel. Living by herself, in her
own emotions as she did, she had
heard nothing about Lulu. To her
she was just a girl trying TO lure
Bruce from his fealty to her, a girl
like Elizabeth Longworth or any other
who admired Bruce's boyishness, his
good nature and took up his time
the time that belonged TO her.
And also to do Lulu justice she did
not look ahead to what might follow
her resolve to make Bruce care for
her. She held no future with him in
her mind. But Muriel's action had
her to get what sweetness
she could from association with him.
At the same time she would be re
venged upon Muriel.
ITO Be COntinued.)
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Church of Christ

Denver Heights Church Of Christ 4ol
Porter street; Foy F.. Wallace. minister.
Bible study at s:45: preaching at II
and 1880; Wednesday, prayer meeting
at T:30.
Grove Avenue Church ~ Christ. 12i
Grove avenue; W. y. Bills. minister.
Bible study at Gas: preaching at II and
7:45: Wednesday, special prayer service
at 7;i5.
South Flores Street Church OF Christ
1900 South Flores street. The nrotract-
ed meeting continues every evening un-
der the tent at the end Of the South
Flores street car line. preaching by !.
Early Arceneaux. There will also be
the regular Sunday services.
Beacon Hill Church Of Christ. Grant
and Magnolia: T. w. Phillins. minister.
Bible study at 9:4s: preaching at II
and 7:i5: Bible drill for young people
and children at 6:i5: "wednesday. nrayer
meeting; Friday evening. song drill.
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Episcopal

Christ Episcopal. Laurel Heights. Bel
KNAPP and Russell: Rev. l.. p. Richards,
rector. First Sunday after Easter. Holy
communion at 1880; church school at
ing at IL and 1880; Friday. holy COM
munion at $3.50.
st. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park;
Rev. S. Arthur Huston, rector. First
Sunday after Easter. Holy communion
at 1880; church school at $3.50; preach
ing at IL and 1890; Fellowship League
at 6: Monday. annunclation Cby trans
fer) holy communion at 10: Friday. holy
communion at 10. followed by interces-
sions for the sick.
st. Johns Episcopal. Burnett and
North Cherry; Rev. Jay Scott Budlong.
rector. Church school at $3.50; morn
ing prayer and sermon at /.
ST. Luke's Episcopal, West Houston
and Chupederas Rev. Jay Scott Bud
long, rector Church school at $50;
evening prayer and sermon at 1880.
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Presbyterian

West End Presbyterian. zarzamora and
Waverly. D. H. Kirkpatrick. pastor. Sum-
day school at 9:45; preaching at 10:45
and at 7:i5: evening subject. THE Call
Of Matthew: Christian Endeavor, $3.50.
Pine street Presbyterian. North Pine
and Omaha, DR.. A. II. p. McCurdy, pas
tor. Sabbath school at $3.50: preaching
at IL and s, the sacrament of the Lords
supper will be administered at the morn
ing service; Wednesday, prayer meeting
at s.
Utica Presbyterian. West Woodlawn
and Michigan. Chaplain j. Stuart Pearce,
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50; installa-
ton Of deacons at IL o'clock service
after the service the Lords supper will
be commemorated; preaching at 1890;
intermediate and senior endeavors $50;
Wednesday prayer meeting at 1880; Fri
day. troop I. Boy Scouts. meets at 1880.
First Presbyterian. Avenue D and
Fourth. p. b. Hill. pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50; preaching at II, The Meaning
Of the Cross" and at 1880. "a Man who
Prevailed; Christian Endeavor at $3.50.
Westminster Presbyterian. Garden and
King William, Rev. J. Leighton Green,
pastor. Sunday school with classes COR
all ages at $3.50; preaching at II and
! 1880; Junior endeavor at 4; intermediate
at s; senior at $40: Wednesday. mid
week prayer service at 7:45, followed by
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Methodist

blackberry Street Methodist Episcopal,
South blackberry and Montana Rev. l..
J. Rode. pastor. Sunday school at s:45:
preaching at 1915 and 7:i5; Junior and
senior leagues at Z.
Prospect Hill Methodist. Buena Vista
and Cibolo; James W. Allbritton, pas
tor. Sunday school at $3.50; preaching at
II and 7:i5; Epworth League at s:45;
Monday stewards meet at s; Wednes-
day. missionary society meets at q;
prayer meeting at 7:45.
East End Methodist. East Commerce
and Polars; Rev. Paul W. Evans. pas
tor. Sunday school at 9:45; Junior
league at 3; Wednesday. prayer meeting
at s.
Palm Heights Methodist. Walton and
DeSoto; l'ev. Paul W. Evans. pastor
sunday school at 9:45; preaching at IL
and S; Thursday. prayer meeting at s.
southside Methodist. Mary and Green
wood; r. F. Curl, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:45; preaching Mt IL. THE Greatness
Of Jesus; and at 7:45. THE Third Com
mandment"; Junior and intermediate
leagues at 3: senior at 6:45; Wednesday
evening. mid-week prayer meeting.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Beacon
Hill; Harry c. Leonard, pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50; mems Bible class at 10:
preaching at IL, God. Ever Present."
and at s. Truth Stronger Than Fiction" !;
Epworth League at Z.
helHOulSI, west w OOQ-
lawn and Belknap; s. II. c. Burgin. DID.
pastor Sunday school at $3.50; preaching
at 10:i5, The Sin of the Unlit Lamp" |:
and at 1880. Fishing: Junior league at
$3.50; Burgin chapter at $3.50. election of
officers.
Alamo Heights Methodist, broadway
and POGO; John X. Beery, pastor Sun
day school at e:45; preaching at 1880
by Rev. Bolton Boone and at 7:45 by
Rev. G. S. Wright; Epworth League at
6:i5; Wednesday. mid-week prayer SER
vice at 7:45.
Travis Park Methodist. Travis and Ma
varro; Rev. Arthur J. Moore. pastor. Sun
day school at 9:30: preaching at 10:i5
and S; Epworth League at Gas; Wednes-
day. prayer meeting at s.
Mckinley Avenue Methodist. Sunth
Presa and Mckinley, z. V. Lilies pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50: preaching at IL
and 1880; intermediate league at 1880;
senior at ESQ.
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Chapter LXNI.
BY CAROLYN BEECHER

A few days after Muriers visit to
Nine. Ortens millinery establishment
Bruce had a telephone call from Lulu.
Am / never going to see you
AGAIN." she asked.
''Of COURSE" Bruce quickly replied,
delighted to hear her voice, and all
his resolutions about not seeing her
forgotten. Something particular?
"Oh, no. j just wanted to see you. %
There was a hurt tone in her voice
he was quick TO perceive. Uncon-
sciously that tone flattered him.
Name the time and place." he an
swered gayly, "and I'll be there"
Gould we take another ride? / did
so enjoy it, and l haven't been in a
car since"
That's all right. I'll-no, meet me
near the office-about where you did
before. Six-thirty. / shall have to
stay late tonight" Bruce did intend
to remain TO finish some work. 1t
would be almost dark when he met
her. Bruce called Muriel 10 tell her
he would not be home until late and
passed a disagreeable five minutes
evading her questions,
Lulu was waiting when he drove
up to the curb. The dusk was fall
ing rapidly. Even now one could
scarcely distinguish 4 person at any
distance.
Ordinarily women held no allure for
Bruce Conway. Muriel had almost
destroyed his liking for the sex. OF
course there were exceptions like Ann
Mason, whom he admired immensely
because of her real worth. But Lulu
held an allure. She was the only
woman of her type he ever had known
and 10 him she was like waters I'M
der a rock unfathomable in her lin
pidness. She was worth studying
She had ideas and could listen TO his
i-eas.
Her gay welcome delighted him. She
was so simply natural. She knew
he was married. and so directed none
of her arts at him, showing that she
was square. Bruce told himself. The
thought made him comfortable.
She gave him of her good nature
without demanding a return. While
not highly educated. she entertained
and interested him as no other woman
ever had. So. seated beside her, he
gave himself up to enjoyment of the
hour, turning deaf ear TO conscience
whose prickings were apt to disturb
him.
At dinner after a jolly ride Lulu
for the first time laid herself out,
not TO please but to fascinate him. |
Now added to her gay friendliness
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Catholic

St MGry's Catholic Church, ST. Mary's
street. one block south of the Gunter
Hotel: Rev. A. c. Dusseau, O.M.I., pas
tor. Masses on Sunday Mt 5, 6. Z, s, 3.
10. II and IL o'clock: high mass at IL
o'clock; visitors welcome at all masses:
children's mass at s:15 in the school
auditorium. followed by catechism; the
Holy Name Society will receive holy
communion in body at the o'clock
mass; the senior branch OF the Children
of Mary at the s o'clock and the Junior
branch of the Children of Mary at the
Sis mass; evening services. including
sermon, at 7:45; night prayers and
rosary every evening, except Saturday,
at 7:45: devotions in honor OF st. An
thony. the question box and henediction
of the blessed sacrament Tuesday eve
ming at 7:45;.way of the cross for the
poor souls and henediction of the blessed
sacrament Friday evening at 7:45:
masses during the week at $3.50, 1880,
S:I5 and a. m.
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! choir practice. Visitors and strangers
are cordially welcome.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian, Den
YER boulevard and Mittmsn. Edgar Hub
bard, minister. Sunday school at s:t5:
preaching at IL and s; Junior endeavor
at 3; intermediate and senior at s:45;
Thursday, choir practice at s: Wednes-
day. annual congregational meeting and
social at s.
First United Presbyterian. Ogden and
East Locust. Rev. S. G. Huey, pastor.
sabbath school at 9:45; preaching at II.
The Kings Jewels" and at 8, The
Register of Gods Saints: junior en-
deavor at 3. senior at 7; Wednesday,
prayer meeting at S.
Madison Square Presbyterian. Camden
and Lexington. Asher Harlan Brand.
minister. Bible school at $3.50; preach
ing at II, christian Faith and a Blaz-
ing World" and at s. Jesus Is King" /;
junior endeavor at 3. intermediate at Z:
high school Christian Endeavor at !;
Y. =. s. c. z. at $3.50; Wednesday, mid
week service at s.
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Church of God

G. +. Miller. pastor. SUNDAY school at
e:45: preaching at II and 1880: young
people meet Mt $50; Thursday, prayer
meeting at 1870.
Spanish Church OF God. 17s ANGLE
street: NJ. F. Taffola. pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45: preaching at II and
1890: Wednesday, prayer meeting at
1890
The Children's Alliance Chapel, 1872
Parson street; RMS. Martha Kier. super
intendent. Sunday school at 2:30; Thurs
day. Bible class at 4.
First Congregational Church. South
Presa and Carolina street; Rev. NJ. o.
Lambly. minister. Church school at
e:45; preaching Mt II. "The Post Easter
Pre-eminent Personality" and song
service at 1880, success Spelled With
-Four C's"
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Christian

Prospect Hill Christian Church. North
Sahinas and West Travis; Lawrence WIZ
liams. pastor Bible school at s:i5;
preaching at II and 7:45.
Government Hill Christian Church.
Sandemeysr street: C. +. Cogswell. pas
tor. Bible school at $3.50: preaching at
le:4s. THE Divine Touchstone." and Mt
s. "whosoever WIZ; Christian Endeavor
at :.
Central Christian Church. Main and
San Pedro: Hugh Mcclellan. minister
Sunday school at $50: preaching at IL
and 7:45: Christian Endeavor at 6:45.
South side Christian Church. South
Presa and Cunning: Rev. Patrick Henry
minister. Bible school at $3.50; preach
ing at 1855 and 7:45.
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Evangelical

Frledens Evangelical. Main and East
Elmira; Rev. Joseph Polster. pastor.
Sunday school at s:l5 with Bible class
session at the same hour; English SER
service: Monday, mems society meets al
in the Sunday school room; Thursday.
adult Biblye class business and social
meeting at In the Sunday school room.
First Evangelical, Nolan and Muncey:
Il. p. Brundage, pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50; preaching at lO:i5 and s: junior
endeavor at s.; senior at 7:l5; Wednes-
day, prayer meeting at s,