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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-07
A 4. Fascinating Ar
Books.
THE HONEY BUNCH BOOKS

THE HONEY BUNCH BOOKS
(For Children from 4 to : years)
BY Helen Louise ThOrnlyke
Honey Bunch: just a Little Girl
Honey Bunch: Her First Visit to
Honey Bunch: Her First Days on
the Farm
THE BOBBSEY TWINS BOOKS
(tor little men and women from 5
to 10 years)
BY Laura Lee Hope
The BobbSey Twins
The Bobbsey Twins I'm the Country
The BObbSey Twins at the SeashOre
The Robbsey Twins at School
The BObbSey Twins at Snow Lodge
The BobbSey Twins on Household
The Bobbsey Twins at Meadow
Brook
The Bobbscy Twins at Home
The BObbSey Twins i'm n Great City
The Bobbsey Twins on Blueberry
Island
The Bobbsey Twins on the Deep
Blue Sea
The Bobbsey Twins in Washington
The BObbsey Twins in the Great
West - ~ IL '---
The Bobbsey Twins at Cedar Camp
The Bobbsey Twins at the County
Fair
The Bobbsey Twins Camping Out
THE BUNNY BROWN STORIES
(For Children from 5 to 10 years)
BY Laura Lee Hope
Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue
Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue on
Grandpa's Farm
Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue
Playing Circus
Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at
Camp Rest-a- While
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-07
State House Chat

Bertrand Z. Packard, ~
State commissioner of educaloA
Mrs. Packard are the happy 4
ents of a daughter. born TnI
noon at the Augusta Genera Y
tai. The young lady weigheo
pounds and has been named
Martin.
Secretary CRUDE B. CornlS
the State Board of Charites
Corrections will give briel
this Friday morning at Cony
school concerning the arranss
which are being made to
Christmas presents for the en-
under the supervision of the
DR.. Augustus o. Thomas.
commissioner of education. rev
word Thursday that he had ~
a grandfather. His son. ~
Thomas, athletic director at tls
lin, N. H., high school. ana
Thomas are the parents OF an
pound boy, born THURSDAY
ing.
b. E. Packard, deputy STATE
missioner of education. WI
an address next TUESDAY aIIe.s
at . meeting of the D. A. r.,
held at the home of Mrs. Wa
Wyman, Western avenue. Az
His subject will be 'Rambles y
-Pownalborough. "A
L. B. Barrows. assistant en-,
OF the State Highway. DepeL..
was in Rockland on Tuesday ~
ing the new section Of paw
Park street. He expressed musss
isfaction with the great impros
which has been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-07
p. u. Decision
on MillinOcket
Light Co. Petition

The Public Utilities CommissaiO.s.''
order issued Thursday decreea
the Millinocket Light COMPANY
authorized to, sell. transfer ahu y :
sign to the NTiilinocket and Last :
linocket Light Company an
under its charter and its progEss'.
that the Millinocket and East ~
nocket Light Company be autnO5
to render service in the townI1
Millinocket and East MillinocKs., :
that the company be authoEi1sy
issue and sell at not less tnaa
1860 shares of its common ~
stock of the par value OF WY
for the purpose Of acqalifinsN IA
rights and property Of the ~
nocket Light Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-07

The personnel of the State Be,a
of Charities and Corrections 4
completed Thursday when Cove
Baxter appointed Hon. Charles
Hichborn of Augusta as a member
I'LL the vacancy caused by the resl
nation of Hon. NJ. +. Milliken, n
merly of. Stockholm and now 81 n
gusta. Mr.. Hichborn's appointms
will be in order for confirmatiOrl
the next meeting of the Governor +
Council Dec. 81.
Mr.. Hihcborn has long been int
ested in penal and charitable n
tiers and his wide experience in N
ness will qualify him as a pariol
larry valuable member of the bos.
MIR. Hichborn was born in Stockn
Springs, the son of Hon. Nathan
Hichborn, who was State treasu
from 1868 to 1858. He was educz
in the schools of his native town !,
at Westbrook Seminary. of wh1
institution he now is a member
the board of trustees. He cane
Augusta when q boy, 43 years 4
and entered the employ of the IA
National Bank. Seven years ID
he was elected ca Aier, which I'D
ton he held for % Years.
Foil owing the death of Hon. u
dali Titcomb, Mr.. Hichborn
elected president of the First q
tional Bank. In the spring Of "a
he was also chosen president Of
Granite National Bank of Augs
holding the presidency of both nd
until they we're consolidated IND
the name of the First National Gn
lite Bank with Mr.. Hichborn at
head, which position he now holdA
Some 20 years ago when the ia
graphic, photographic and geOea
survey of the State was ordered
the Legislature, Mr.. Hichborn
named by Governor Powers as
of the commissioners, holding U
office until the work was taken q
by the Public Utilities CommlssioR
In 1907 when the project of y
hotel in Augusta was contemplu,
Mr.. Hichborn was elected presto
of the corporation and as such
the new Augusta House Of VIZ
he continued at the head for
years. In 1909, he was appointed
Governor Fernald, chairman Of
commission to build the new 50
House, which work was done with
the time and within the approprH
tion-a most worthy achievement.
Mr.. Hichborn is president oil
Forest Grove Cemetery Associate
which work has taken much Of
time for the past 25 years. In
the days of the State Board OF Tfao
lie served for two years as its pres
dent, and during the World
he was government agent oil
Public Service Reserve. having COZ
troll of the labor of the State as @
of the famous dollar year men
He is q staunch Republican "
formerly chairman of the Comm
Council and president of the Boa
OF Aldermen Uf the City of Angus
and served two years as mayct-
the city in 1904 and 1905. He ka
i've in the banking affairs Of
nation and is a member OF the ei
custive council of the Amellu
Bankers Association. He IS Wy
tee of the Lithgow Library Assoc
ton.
Mr.. Hichborn has been actively
gagged in charitable work IN me
and has been one of the Leaders
various campaigns conducted 70 =.
funds for charitable work. ne
long been interested in penoN
From this interest came his eng
in behalf of Henry Lambert, Wnos
serving n life sentence In SAl
prison for murder. At 4 pardon y.
ing before the Governor and Cou:
Mr.. Hichborn pied Lamberts ~
and as the result Lambert was ~
an unconditional pardon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-07
Girls and Boys Books at Use each

THE RALPH HENRY BARBOUR
BOOKS FOR BOYS
By Ralph Henry Barbour
Left End Edwards
Left Tackle Thayer
Left Guard Gilbert
Center Rush Rowland
Fullback Foster
Quarterback Bates
Left-Half Harmon
THE AMY BELL MARLOWE
BOOKS FOR GIRLS
The Oldest of -Four
The Girls of Hillcrest Farm
A Little Miss Nobody
The Girl from Sunset Ranch
Wsn's Camping Days
FRANCES of the Ranges
Inc Girls of RivercIiff School
When Oriole Came to Harbor Light
When Oriole Travelled Westward
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The Rover Boys Under Canvas
The Rover Boys on a Hunt
The Rover Boys in the Land of
Luck
The Rover Boys at Big Horn Ranch
The Rover Boys at Big Bear Lake
THE PUTNAM HALL STORIES
BY Arthur NJ. Winfield
The Cadets of Putnam Hall
The Rivals of Putnam Hall
The Champions of Putnam Hall
The Rebellion at Putnam Hall
Camping Out Days at Putnam Hall
The Mystery of Putnam Hall
THE CHRISTY MATHEWSON
BOOKS FOR BOYS
BY Christy Mathewson
Pitcher Pollock
Catcher Craig
First Base Faulkner
Second Base Sloan
Pitching in a Pin
ALE BOOKS PUT IN CHRISTMAS BOXES
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THE FAMOUS ROVER BOYS
BOOKS

THE FAMOUS ROVER BOYS
BOOKS
BY Arthur Nj. Winfield
The Rover Boys at School .....-
The Rover Boys ON the Ocean
The Rover Boys in the Jungle
The Rover Boys Out West
The Rover Boys ON the Great Lakes
The Rover Boys in the Mountains
The Rover Boys on Land and Sea
The Rover Boys in Camp "
The Rover Boys on the River
The Rover Boys ON the Plains
The Rover Boys in Southern Waters
The Rover Boys on the Farm;
The Rover Boys ON Treasure Isle
The Rover Boys at College
The Rover Boys Down East
The Rover Boys in the Air
The Rover Boys in New York
The Rover Boys in Alaska ~
The Rover Boys in Business
The Rover Boys on a Tour
The Rover Boys at Colby Hall
The Rover Boys on SnOwshOc
Island 9
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THE RADIO BOYS SERIES
Trademark RegiStered)

1dE AADlO Buys SEftfES
trademark Registered)
BY Allen Chapman
Each volume has a foreword by
Jack Binns
Tho Radio Boys First Wireless
The Radio Boys at Ocean Point
The Radio Boys at the Sending
Station
The Radio Boys at Mountain Pass
The Radio Boys Trailing Voice
Tie Radio Boys with the Forest
Rangers
THE TOM SWIFT BOOKS
(For Boys from 10 to IL years of
age)
By Victor Appleton
Tom Swift and His Motorcycle
Tom Swift and His MotorbOat
Tom Swift and His Airship
Tom Swift and His Submarine Boat
Tom Swift and His Electric Runa-
bout
Tom Swift and His Wireless Message
Tom Swift Among the Diamond
Makers
Tom Swift in the Caves of Ice
Tom Swift and His Sky Racer
Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle
Tom Swift I'm the City of Gold
Tom Swift and His Air Glider
Tom Swift in Captivity
Tom Swift and His Wizard Camera
Tom Swift and His Great Search
light
Tom Swift and His Giant Cannon
Tom Swift and His Photo Telephone
Tom Swift and His Aerial Warship
Tom Swift and His Big Tunnel
Tom Swift in the Land of Wonders
Tom Swift and His War Tank
Tom Swift and His Air Scout
Tom Swift and His Undersea Search
Tom Swift Among the Fire Fighters
Tom Swift and His Electric Loco
motive
Tom Swift and His Flying Boat
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These Books are all so cents each

THE TOM SLADE BOOKS FOR
endorsed by the Boy Scouts Of i.
,- America)
BY Percy Reese Fitzhugh
Tom Slade, Boy Scout
Tom Slade at Temple Camp
Tom SIade on the River
Tom Slade with the COlOrs
Tome Slade on q Transport
Tom SIade with the Boys Over There
Tom Slade, Motorcycle Dispatch
Bearer
Tom Slade with the Flying Corps
Tom SIade at Black Lake
Tom Slade on Mystery Trail
Tom SHADES Double Dare
Tom SIade OH Overlook Mountain
THE ROY BLAKELEY, STORIES
endorsed by the Boy Scouts of
America)
By Percy Reese Fitzhugh
Roy BIakeIey
Roy Blakcley's Adventures in Camp
Roy lSlakeley, Pathfinder
Roy Blakeley's Camp-on- Wheels
Roy Biakeley'S Silver Fox Patrol
Roy Blakeley's Motor Caravan
Roy Blakeley, Lost, Strayed or
Stolen
Roy Blakeley's Bee-Line Hike
Roy BlakeleX at the Haunted Camp
Roy Blakeley's Funny-Bone Hike
THE PEE-WEE HARRIS STORIES
endorsed by the Boy Scouts of
AMERICA.
By Percy Reese Fitzhugh
Pec-Wee Harris
Pee-wee Harris ON the Trail
Pce-wce Harris in Camp
Pec-wee Harris i'm Luck
Pec-wee Harris Adrift
Pee-wec Harris +. o. b. 'BridgeborO
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Little Jack Rabbit and Professor
Crow
Little Jack Rabbit and Old Man
Weasel
Little Jack Rabbit and Mr.. Wicked
Wolf
THE SIEEPY-TIME TALES
BY Arthur Scott Bailey
The Tale OF CuTy Bear
The Tale of Frisky Squirrel
The Tale of Tommy Fox
The Tale of Fatty Coon
The Tale of Billy WOOdchuclx
The Tale of Jimmy Rabbit
The Tale of Peter Mink
The Tale of Sandy Chipmunk
The Tale of Brownie Beaver
The Tale of Paddy Muskrat
The Tale of Ferdinand Frog
The Tale of DicIlie Deer Mouse
The Tale of Timothy Turtle
The Tale of Benny Badger
The Tale of Major Monkey
The Tale of Grumpy Weasel
The Tale of Grandfather Mole
The Tale of Master Meadow Mouse
The Tale of Nimble Deer
TUCK-ME-IN TALES
BY Arthur Scott Bailey
The Tale of Jolly Robin
The Tale of Old Mr.. Grow
The Tale of Solomon Owl
The Tale of Jasper Jay
The Tale of Rusty Wren
The Tale of Daddy Long Legs
The Tale of Kitldie katydid
The Tale of Betsy Butterfly
The Tale of Buster Bumblebee
The Tale Of Freddie Fircny
The Tale of Bobby Bobolink
The Tale of Chirpy Cricket
The Tale of Mrs. Ladybug
The Tale of Reddy WOodpecker
The Tale of Grandma Goose
THE sLUMBER TOWN TALES
BY Arthur Scott Bailey
The Tale OF the NIuley Cow
The Tale of Old Dog Spot
The Tale of Grunty Pig
The Tale of Henrietta Hen
The Tale of Turkey ProudfOOt
The Tale of Pony Twinkleheels
The Tale Of Miss Kitty Cat
The Tale OF Snowfall Lamb
The Tale of Mistah Mule
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JACKSON GREGORY
Desert Valley
The Bells of San Juan
The Joyous Trouble Maker
Judith of Blue Lake Ranch
Man to Man
The Short Cut
Six Feet Four
Wolf Breed
MARGARET PEDLER
The Hermit of Far End
The Lamp of Fate
The Splendid Folly
HATsiY LEON WILSON
= Bunker Bean
The Wrong Twin
Ma Pettengill
Ruggles of Red Gap
The Boss of Little Already
- The Spenders
KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN
Mother Carey's Chickens
Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm
New Chronicles Of Rebecca
Timothy's Quest
Rose O. the River {
HENRY HERBERT KNIBBS
Ridin' Kid from Powder
L River
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of
people Of the day.
be
wireless
thou dians
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THE RAILROAD SERIES

THE RAILROAD SERIES
(For Boys from = to Il years Of
age)
BY Allen Chapman
Author of the Radio Boys Series
Ralph i'm the ROlmd-HOuse
Ralph in the Switch Tower
Ralph on the Engine
Ralph on the Overland Express
Ralph the Train Dispatcher
Ralph on the Army Train
Ralph on the Midnight Flyer -
THE GLORIA BOOKS FOR GIRLS
BY Lillian CARTS
Gloria: A Girl and Her Dad
Gloria at Boarding School
THE MARJORIE BOOKS
Happy Books for Happy Girls" !
BY Carolyn Wells =
NlarjOrie's Vacation
MarjOrie's Husy Days
NIarjOrie's New Friend
Marjorie in Command
Marjorie's Maytime
Marjorie at Seacote
THE OUTDOOR GIRLS
(For Girls from s to"12 years of
BY Laura Lee Hone
The Outdoor Girls of DeepdaIe
The Outdoor Girls at Rainbow Lake
The Outdoor Girls in a Motor Car
The Outdoor Girls i'm Winter Camp
The Outdoor Girls i'm Florida
The OutdOor Girls at Ocean View
The Outdoor Girls on Pine Island
The Outdoor Girls in Army Service
The Outdoor Girls at the Hostess
House
The Outdoor Girls at Bluff Point
The Outdoor Girls at Wild Rose
Lodge
The Outdoor Girls i'm the Saddle
The Outdoor Girls Around the
CamDfire
, 1923-01-20

at the tabernacle next Sunday morn
ing. Mems BROTHERHOOD class taught
by DR.. G. NJ. Anderson is very in
teresting and worth while. The
young married ladies' class taught
by Mrs. C.. A. Wilson Is very large
but there is always room for one
o There is a class for elderly
women taught by Mrs. j. c. Ross.
Your place is in n of these Bible
classes. Why not attend next Sun
day morning. Morning worship and
sermon, II, "Poise of Victory" An.
them, For All the Saints"-Avery.
Solo, ''Open tho Gates of the TEN.
ple''-Knapp. By Mr.. L. II. Sehlcr.
Young peoples meeting. $40 p. m
This is TO be n SPECIAL meeting and
L am told a meeting OF very great
interest. A full attendance is de-.
sired. Evening worship and prayer
service, 1880; subject. "Moral Law"
Anthem. Blessed Be the Lord God
Of Israel Rockwell). Sextet, Beau
tiful Land Called Home" Ba'nes.
Missionary meeting. 2:3O Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. c. II. Bowman,
leader. You are welcome to all serv.
ices
, 1923-01-20
MORE THAN PLEASED
WITH QUICK RESULTS

Many verbal and written testimon.
ials of this nature are being received
every day regarding Wonderlite
Facial Complexion Clay.
Those who want to stay young and
have a beautiful complexion should
t~v this Jeaut fier right away. 1t
removes p.mples. biackheads. wrinkles
anu . otcnes and gives you a smooth.
velvety skin, that heretofore could
unIy be attained by frequent mas.
saEes. An application OF Wonderlite
is as good as a massag and by far
much cheaper.
a special Introductory offer Of
$3.50 for a $500 tube, which Is SUI.
flc ent for nearly six months appll-
cations, means the starting to the
road Of a beautiful skin for you. The
pathway leads to all Druggists in
Casper. Fol,oHAit ToDAY.-Ady.
, 1923-01-20
BEACH SCENES
FILMED IN PLAY
COMING TO RIALTO SUNDAY

Beach scenes at Deauville, France,
home of the one-p!ece bathing suit,
h liyeliest summon resort in the
world. is the locale for important and
colorful sequences of THE Impossible
Mrs. Be.lew." Gloria Swanson's new
Paramount star picture, which will
be on view at the Rialto heater Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday.
A feature OF the Deauville scenes
will be the appearance Of glorious
Gloria Swanson and a hundred of the
most beautiful California bathing
beauties in tho sea costumes of
stripes polka dots, Jerseys, silks and
satins, all of the oceanic sartorial dis
pay which has made Deauville the
best known bathing resort in the
world.
1t is to Deauvtlle that THE Impos-
sible Mrs. Bellew'' flies when gossip
in America has SO blackened her
name as to make further residence
Impossible. In Deauvllle she tries to
Crown her troubles in gayety. to les
sen the pain which came when her
little boy was torn from her by d.
vorce court officers Just as she was
calling from New York. And it is in.
neauvllle tina she has to make n
choice between the lovers, COUNT
Radlsleff. a titled Don Juan, and John
He!stan, u young writer of advanced
ideas. a situation hat brings strongly
dramatic situations.
"The Impossible Mrs. Below was
adapted by Percy Heath from a novel
by David Isle, The male lead is as.
sumed by Conrad Nasel. while others
n the cast, all members Of the Para.
mount Stock company, include Rob.
,rt Cain, Richard Wayne, Frank FL.
lot, June Elvidge Herbert Standing.
Mickey Moore, Pat Moore, Heleq5
Dunbar Arthur Hull and Clarence
3urton. The excellent photography
vas by Alfred Giks.f
, 1923-01-20

305 North Grant street. Rev. T.
J. Burwell. B. D.. minister. The
Sock social given by the Willing
Workers oh Thursday evening was a
grand success. Their report will be
made today. The survey is being ar
ranged and actual work is to beg n
at once on the same. Mrs Virginia
Anderson. our new Sunday school SUI
superintendent. will DO the delegate
to the s. S. institute. Jan. 1928. at
the NJ. L. church. Keep off the date
February l and listen for announce.
ment. a new feature of the Sunday
morning service will be the organiza-
ton of the Junior choir. Come hear
the little folks sing tomorrow morn.
ing. Regular services both morning
and evening. The minister will
preach. Morning sermon theme.
THE Best Proof Of Christianity 80
, 1923-01-20
City Briefs d.

? Robert Simpson left today for Dead.
wood, g.. d.. to attend the reunion of
The Black Hills Consistory- No. B.,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Masons.
A business visitor here IS h. E.
Gaze of the B. T. Goodrich Rubber
company.
q. NJ. McKenna left last evening
for Denver where he intends to make
his future home.
e. NJ. Crlngled and son are bust
ness callers for a few days from their
home in Colorado Springs.
Dan Hunsaker who Is q largo
stockholder in the Fargo OIL com
, 1923-01-20


Corner of East Second and South
Durbin streets. Rev. Lewis e Car.
ter, pastor. Sunday school. 945 a. m.
IL u m, sermon, 1.-THE Tanning of the
Shrew." This will be a message in.
tended to encourage kindly speech to
and about each other. sThe League
OF the Kindly Tongue vii; be organ
lied. Anthem Awake, the Day
Hoyes Quartet. THANK We All Our
G~od'-Wildermere. II a. M. Junior
church conducted by Mrs. Carter;
subject, Bone Breaking" Beulah
Bailey VIII recite. 2:30 p. M, Mem
bership class. Parents are urged to
send or bring their children to this
class. $50 .. M. Palmer Johnson
viii lead tho discussion OF the Ep
worth League class. A male quartet
will sing. 1880 p. m, sermon, THE
Remedy for Sin" n sequel to last
Sunday nights sermon on "Sin a
Self.Injury." Anthem, peace, ]
Leave With You."-Roberts. Monday
and Tuesday an institute for Sunday
school workers and all who are I'm
terested in the child life of u city.
Mrs. Shaw. of the Colorado Sunday
School association and DR.. Carlyon,
of Denver University, will speak.
This is open to the public and is not
a Methodist institute. All churches
are Invited. Any church that re
mains out of this institute Is losing
much valuable help. Wednesday
7:3O .. m., prayer service and teach
ers' training class. Friday. 7:3O p.
m, choir rehearsal. AL members Of
the woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety who will tako part in the pa
geant to be presented in the near
future will please meet in the base
ment of the church at 3 p. m. on
WEDNESDAY, January "a. Signed
Mrs. s.. e. Phelps. chairman of com
mlttee. Friday. 2:30 p. M general
L.aSles' Aid society nleeting. The
K~enslngton circle will hold a bake
sale at that time at the church.
, 1923-01-20

Evening worship 7:45. Orchestra
and piano muse. Special services
Sunday morning and evening. A. o.
Kuhn, the religious educational dl-
rector for the Rocky Mountain re-
& on, will speak. He is here to boost
and help us toward the Leadership
training school which will be hell
February 70 TO 16. He always brings
a great message. A fine Bible school
session OF special interest has been
planned for this week. The contest
is starting with a fine spirit. 1t Is
catching. All teachers and officers
are expected to be in the church at
$3.50. Important. Tho men are gath
ering speed. DIR. Sayles the teacher
is going strong. We are expecting
you. Push.
, 1923-01-20

Fifth and Beech. c. NJ. Thompson
Jr., pastor. Sunday school, s:45 a. m.
Morning worship, II a. m: theme,
: Marks OF the Happy Man." B. Y.
p. u. $50 p. m. Evening service,
1880; theme, THE Three Great Things
in Life" Mid-week service, wednes-
DAY, 1880 y. m: subject, Our Goal
for 1928" Mems night in the gym,
Friday. 1880: open to all men. Wo.
mems night in the gym Saturday.
I 30; open to all girls and women
All the services of the church nre
for the general public. This is a
church tina serves. It is for the
people and all the people. It is for
, 1923-01-20

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preach
ing II n. m. B. Y. p. u. $50 p. m.
Preaching at 1880 p. m. The brother
hood meeting each Monday night at
s O'Clock, Teachers training class
each Tuesday night. 8 o'clock. Mis-
sionary meeting. Wednesday night.
s o'clock. Church house. 900 West
A street. Walter John Brannon. min
lister.
, 1923-01-20

Evening, keeping the Heart" The
Sacrament OF Baptism Will be OBJ
served at the evening service. when
Mrs. Jessie Anthony ahd Miss Ocie
Williams will receive the same by
sprlnkllng. All are welcome to our
services.
, 1923-01-20

1908 North Durbin street. George
Woodland. minister. Sunday school,
10 a. m. Christian Endeavor. $40
p. m. Morning service, IL a. m; sub
ject. The Salt OF the Earth" Even.
ng service, 1880: subject, "a Lite
Leaven Leaveneth the Lump"
, 1923-01-20

Corner OF Poplar and Fifteenth
streets. r. I. Blanchard in charge.
Sunday meetings arc as follows: 2:3O
p. m, Sunday schools $50 p. m,
Young Peoples meeting. 1880 p. m
preaching service: a message showing
the value Of a life in touch with
Chr st. will be given. Thursday.
, 1923-01-20

Corner Of Seventh and Center
streets. The Rev. Father j. H Null
in. pastor. Early mass. 7 a. m; sec
ond mass, 8 q. m; las mass, 1880
a. m; benedlction. 3 y. m. misses
during the week at s a. m.
, 1923-01-20

you. Those without a church home
are welcome. Special musical at all
OF the Sunday services. You are n
stranger but once In the First Bap.
list church, Fifth and Beech.
, 1923-01-20

Tabernacle. corner Sixth and Dur
bin streets. Rev. Charles a. Wilson.
d. D., pastor. Sunday school and
Bible classes, s:45. Are you attend
ing Sunday school anywhere? II not.
come out and attend the Bible class
, 1923-01-20

r. I. Blanchard in charge. SundRy
meetings as follows: 10 a. m. Sunday
school. IL n. M. preaching services;
subject. unfinished Life Building"
The public Is invited.
, 1923-01-20

Corner of Grant and Lind streets.
r. r. HIldebrand. pastor. Bible
school. e:45. Morning worship. 1915.
Christian Endeavor societies, $50.