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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-12
Death Claims Two
Chincoteague Citizens

Mrs. Josephine Clayville, wife of
George Clayville, died Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at her home on
Chincoteague Island.
Altho' Mrs. Clayville had been ill
for some time her death was a shock
to the community. She leaves hus-
band two sons, Clarence and Earl,
also one brother, C. B. Gall.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-12
POCKETBOOKS

One will find in this large
selection, pocketbooks of va
rious sizes, colors and prices.
They are indeed handsome
and your choice here will
prove satisfying. Pretty lit
tie ones for the children too.
Priced from SOC to $500.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-12
DOLL CARRIAGES

In our selection of doll car
riages one may choose with
us much care as if purchas-
ing a large baby carriage be-
cause there are some of the
same features contained in
them as in the large baby car
riages. We have them in sew
eral different colors and diff
ferent sizes, also the collapse
BILE leatherette ones. Priced
from soc to $6.25.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-12
RAINCOATS
! splendid gift item

A splendid gift item.
We have them in colors of
blue, red, green, purple and
tan at the moderate price of
S4.75.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-12
The Christmas Store

Throughout this store will find hundreds of gift items suit
able for every gift Novel and splendid little items of
usuaness well the expensive.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-12
GIFTS
From The POOlSOn Galleries

Charming little gifts hand
decorated, useful and orna-
mental and yet inexpensive.
Seeing them will probably help
you with some of your gift
problems. Priced at soc to
$3.50.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-12
Public Asked To Co.
operate With Postofce
Continued from page ~

Continued from page ~
braska, South Dakota, North Da-
kota, not later than December 10th.
To Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, not later
than December 18th.
To Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois
Michigan, not later than Dec. 18th.
To Indiana, Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Ohio, West Virginia,
New England states, except Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York state
December 10Th.
Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Rhode Is
land, December goth.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-12

Miss Annie Mae Mason spent the
Holidays with her uncle, Mr.. J. w.
Mason of Onley, Va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Reformatus egyhaz

Keresztelesek.- Mare. 22-tn
kereszteltek Miklos-Lajos nevel1-
re Bukszar Andras es neje Halus-
ka Jlllianna fiacskajat. Kereszt-
sziil6k voltak. Macy Janos es ne
je Boda Julianna. Mare. 2a-en Ke-
reszteltek Kapitany Janos es neje,
Ruszkay Margit kisleanyat Mari
an-Margit nevekre. Keresztsziilei
Menyllert Janos es Jakab Maria.
Ugyanakkor kereszteltek meg
Margit- -Piroska nevekre Dudas I'm
re es neje, Gilman Erzsebet ks-
leanykajukat. Keresztsziilei Hor-
vath Andras es neje, Gall Piroska.
Unnepi sorrend.-A reank k0-
vetkezo vasarnap a rendes lido
ben = iinnepi istentiszteletet tar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

tunk templomunkban. Ugy hi
szem, hivek ez alkalommal sem
feledkeznek meg arr6l, hogy fell
dSszitsek templomunkat viraggal.
Nagypenteken rendes predikaci6s
! istentisztelet. Husvet vasarnapjan
kisse korabban kezdjiik istentisz-
teletiinket. Ez alkalommal scent
iegyek kiszolgaltatnak azokhak,
akik ere kell5kepen elkesziilnek.
Husvet hetf6jen iinnepet bezaro
istentisztelet.
MOI Klub. Niragvasarnap a
N6i Klub tartja havi gyiileset, a
masodik vasarnap helyett. Keret-
mex azok, akik a amultban megiger-
TEX, hogy hozzak ell siitemenyei-
ket, hogy ezaltal is kedvesebbt
! tegyek delutant. Az elnok
Passiojatek. - Viragvasarnap
utani hetf6n, azaz apr. Gan, a gor.
kath. testverek szeretefeb6l, akil,
ide kolcsonzik napra Ifjusagi
K6riinknek mozgogepiiket :
alkalma lesz mindenkinek LATIN
egy gy0ny0rii "Passiojatekot. :
| Hozzak ell kiilonosen tgyermekei
| ket, akik ICY legk0nnyebben EN-
lekezetukben tartjak a husveti
iinnepek tortenetet. Ezuton is ko
szonetet mondunh g0r. kath. test
vereink szivessegeert. Belepti-jegy
felnotteknek 35c, gyermekeknek
15c. Kezdete este fel S-kor.
Felkeriiik asszony atyankfiait
ha keszitenenek ez alkalomra egy
ket kisorsolni valo tortat is F!
Adomanyok.-A ref. egyhaz hi
rangszentelese alkalmaval az egy
haz lelkes tagjai gyjijtest inditot
TAX. A gyiijtes 0sszesitett eredme
nyet lapunkban mar kozoltiik. 4
reszletes elszamolast alant adjuk
A kimutatasban esetleg el6for
dul6 tevedeseket, kerjJk szerkesz
t6segGnk tudomasara adni, hog,
+; azokat helyreigazithassuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

ga Imre, Fabian SAndor, SzilAgyi
Gy6rgy, id. Batari Andrisns, Kuni Ja-
nos, Kun J6ssef, vezse Istv&n, Frank
Marion, Ress Lassl6, Winczs Fersnc,
Mihaly Kasxferk6, Mike Kusnir, Ho-I
gya Karoly, Meaei Lajos, Juh6sz 10.
zsef, Kolat Lajos, Kopacsi Pal, Kiss
Gabor, Kajeti Andras, Kopacsi Janos,.
Papai Laszld, Lutheran Andrasn6, ifj.
10th lstvan, ifj. Kan6cz Istvan, Nemet
Ferenc, Antal Matyas, Bork6 Mihaly,
Omeisz Karoly, Kiss J6zsef, Kiss Mar
git, Petranczky J6asef, Dank6 Istvaa,
Warga Istvanne, Lengyel Andrasne,
Palai Andrasne, Somsak Janosne, Dor
ks Janosn6, 6zv. Kovacs J6zsefni,
Macy Peterne, seb5 J6zsef, Molnar
Gyula. 50c--50c: Mezei Janos, Kaldez-
ki sandor, Mr.. Hiilvch drug store),
ifi. 10th Karoly, Dank6 Janos, Deak
J6zsefne, 6zv. Hokvart Tgndcne, Sanyd
Janos, Koran Janos, Kovats Ardrds.
Kovacs Tivadar, George Homor6di, Hof-
fer Imre, Madacsi Janosne. 25c--25c:
Kozma Mihalyne, Mr.. Rigby.
| Fiizi Bertalanne tyuk, sBarta San.
dor tyuk, Bosnyak Ferene 2 tyuk
Durda Mihalyne ! tyuk, Mrs. Eszenyi
tyuk, Kapitdn Janos 9 tyuk, Macy
Sander 3 tyuk. Poznar Janos ! tyak
PoAlar Lajos l tyuk, 6zv. Nemetl
Gy6rgyne l tyuk, Kiss Jhnos ! tyuk
Papusza Pal l tyuk, Jancsurak Janos
ne | tyuk.
OssZesen 70 dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Vas Martonn6 6s
ifj. Batari Andrasne gyiijt6se:

$1-$l: Revesz Menyhertne, id. Lu.
teran Janos, Szilvasi Janosn6, Kovacs
Janos, Csontos Janosne, Olajos Janosn6,
Majer Maritime, Pogany Istvan. 50e--
soc: Maszaros Bertalan, 10th Claiborne,
Balog Ferencne, Jurista IstvAnn6, Was
k6 Janosne, Hamenik Claiborne. 25c--
25c: Tordai Istvan, 10th Lajosn6.
Lengycl Lajosne 3 tyuk, Bclenczki
J6zsefne 3 tyuk IS kaposzta, Was Mar
tonne 4 tyuk, iii. Batari Andrasne :
tyuk, d. Barta Istvdn ! tyuk.
Osszescn II dollar so cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

Szeminarium. "A legujabban a
kIovetkezok adomanyoztak az cpl
tes alatt levo papnevelo iskolara
Gajeczki Jozsefne 81, Cselle Jo-
zsefne $3.50, Rnboczky Istvan So,
Pasztor Istvan $5, Molnar Istvan
$5, Bodolay Istvan $40, Csernay
Lajosne So.
Havidijak.-Carmen Leone 81,
Nicola De Maria 81, ifj. Hornyak
Gyorgy SO, Tobias Mihalyne $3.50,
id. Paloczy Janos Sc, Bartha Jii-
nosne So, Bodnar Istvan 81, Kor-
bacs Laszlo 81, Haszonics Ferene
So, Hochvard Vendelne 81, Frank
Janos 50, Ruboczky Istvan 50,
Burcsak Istvan 81, Gregosits Jo-
zsef 81, Kovacs Mihaly 81, Dem
jen Laios So, Varga Danielne 81,
Keszler Wendell E. Youngstownbol
hozott $34, Tubica Gyorgy S. ST.
derol S21, Bodolai Istvan Steelton.
r6l $24, Tis6czki James Z. Young
stownbol -.
Adomanyok.- gyiijtot-
TEX E, Yourgstownban Lukoszky
Mariska es Bissup Mariska $23 go
ezenikiviil adtak ere celra: Ma
tyassi Jozsefne soc, id. Pal6czy
Janosne 81, Hochvard Vendeln{
soc, Cselle Jozsefne 25c, Hubert
Gyorgy 81, Burcsak Istvan 81, id
Balask6 Gyorgyne 81. Gyertyars
adtak: Matyassi J6zsefne 81, Mrs
Rosenberg So, Meddle J6zsefnt
81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

Sardi R6za, ferj. Beke Janosne
szemelyeben. A rs ewes Greg no
eveinek terhe alatt eppen hazafe-
le ballagott a templombol, amikor
egy gepkocsi eliitotte es halalra
gazolta. Temetese leanyanak, Kiss
Andrasnenak' hazatol fenyes gyasz
pompa kereteben t0rtent aprilis
Len a Kalvaria temet6be. Ad-
jon neki listen orok nyugodalmat
ezen az idegen foldon es az 0rok
vilagossag fenyeskedjek neki.
Nagyhet.-A jov6 vasarnappal,
melyet Viragvasarnapnak mondsi-
max, kezd5dik nagyhet, mely XII
l0nleges szertartasokban b6velke-
dix es megvaltozas nagy tenyt-
re vonatkozi'k. A Viragvasarnap
annak emleket hozza emlekeze
tiinkbe, amikor az Ur Jezus KrisZ-
tus iinnepelyes bevonulasat tar
totta Jeruzsalembe es a nep 0ro-
meben rivalgott es olajfa agakat
sort utjara; a farizeusok es iras-
tud6k pedig fogukat csikorgattak
ra es magukban karomoltak OF,
amit farizeusok es irastudok
most is megtesznek. Az istentisZ-
telet a SIT. Istvan templomban a
rendes idoben lesz, ugy, mint mas
vasarnap. Akik gyonni ohajtanak
a j0vo vasarnap, azok reggel G.
kor igyekezzenek mar a templom
ban lenni Szombaton delutan f6
3-kor gy6nas lesz Steeltonon tot
templomban. Hetfon, kedden e>
szerdan mem lesz semmi kiilonle
ges szertartas. Csiitortok0n reg
gel 9-kor lesz nagymise, mely
alatt elnemulnak a harangok 5
csald Nagyszombaton kondulnak
meg ujra. Nagypenteken regge
9-kor lesz az ugynevezett "Cson
ka mise kapcsolatban sirbatetel
lei. Este pedig fel S-kor kereszt
ut ajtatossag. Az egesz nagyboj-
a magabaszallasnak es komoly ell
melkedesnek az ideje, de meg in
kabb a Nagyhet az. Figyelmeztet
| jiik a kath. nepet, hogy viselked
iek ehhez az id0h0z melt0an.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Rom. kath. egyhaz

I
Keresztelesek.-A multi vasar
nap hangos volt SIT. Istvan tenn
plom gyermeksirastol. Negy kisI
bohot hoztak keresztsziilok a
szentegyha7ba, hogy a kereszt-
seq altal juttassak ell 6ket az Tn
Jezushoz. A keresztseg ugyanis az
az alto, amelyen at a kisdedek ell
juthatnak az anyaszentegyhazba,
azaz az akolba, melynek paszto
ra az Ur Jezus Krisztus. Kereszt
= nelkiil mines iidv0sseg, mem ha
semmit, akar ikdcsiny,
[agy valaki. Azert dore do
tanitani, hogy az Ur Jezus
a felnottek szamara rendel-
keresztseget. Dehat NIT tehc-
Tx arrol, hogy az emberek min
llg jobban akarjak tudni dol
A gokat, mint maga az Uristen. De-
hat nezziik, Xix voltak azok az
edes bohosagok, Xix multi vasar-
nap eljutottak az Ur Jezushoz a
SIT. Istvan templomba a scent ke-
resztseg reven:
Lajos-K Karoly, Lengyel Lajos es
Pek Ilona fla, sziiletett marcus s.
an megkereszteltek marc. 29-en.
Keresztsziilei voltak Pek Gyula Is
Polevka Maria.
Vilmos, Schwartz Pal es Tar En-
zsebet fla sziiletett mare. Zen
megkereszteltek mare. 29-en. Ke,
resztsziilok voltak Jambor Mihaiy
es Kocsis Maria.
Blanka- Maria, Barko Istvan 6
Csernay Anna leanya, sziiletett
marc 10-en, megkereszteltek mar
cius 29-en. Keresztsziilok' voltah
Miller Carlyle es Csernay Julia.
Lajos- -Karoly, Miller Carlyle &
Csernay Julia fla, sziiletett febg'
21-en, meokereszteltek mare. q
en-. Keresztsziilok volthk Barkt
Istvan es Csernay Anna.
Temetes.-Korunknak atka, a;
"Ordog-masina" uj aldozatot k0
vetelt multi vasarnap es pedis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Hiss MihAlyn6 Is Luteran
J&nosn6 gytijt6se:

$5: Luteran Janos. $3--$3; Kiss Mi
haly, Szadai Benjamin. $a-$2: Mag
dies Fcrencne, Markovics P6ternt,
Danes Ferenc, Nor Piczer. $1--$l:
Kantor Peter, Zsirka J6zscfn6, Zovdk
Sander, Bokri Istvan, Riczu Janos, Ge-
leneser Gy6rgy, Fintor Karolyne, Macy
Bertalan, 10th Andras, Majoros Janos-
ne, Hagymasi Lajos, Kiss Andras, Mog-
macs Andras, Kan6cz Istvan, Bclens2.
XII Janos, B5ltshazi Janos, Kuesar Mi
haly, G0rgeii Janos, iii. Kan6cz Ist-
van. 50c---50c: Dedk Ferencn6, Villa.
81 Mihaly, Siska Gyuiahe, Marion Gyu-
la, Mitu Istvanr szilsgyi Janos, Orosz
Fercncn6, jSut6 sJ6zsef, Miss Helen ia
rabile, sz6es Tstvan, Mognacs josef
25c--o5c: Mih6k Andrds, Benczc La.
jos.
Teglds Gyula 9 tyuk.
| Osszesen A dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Egyhazi hirek

l@TlII1@i=ITlTl lTllT=If]C=IIlT=IE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Frank Janosn6 gyiijt6se;

$5: Wikete J6zsefne. $l--$l: John
Juhasz, John Buttka, Zsuzsi Szeman,
John Popovszky, Walent Ferenczak,
Frank Haszonics. zoe: John Walinczki
50c-50c, August 'Hlebari, Martin Hocz,
kick, J6zsef Handrik, George Warkon
ia, John Guleczki, Miss Clenzics, Geora
~, John Scachny, Michal Bindas, Pal
ul Szab6, Tamas Janos. 25c--o5c: John
Tkac, Juraj Murdjak, Barbara Sobhk
J6zsef Komara, John Hudoczk, Anna
Sunni, John Bali, 6. Cergustinak. l0ci
Steve Bajtos a3 =
Osszesen 10 dollar 30 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
szant6 J6ssefnS gyiilt6sc:

$l--$l: Macy Ferepc, gSzanyi S.. San,
dor Kerti Imrc, Thee Gdbor, Kovacs
Mekne, i'd. NBcnedek Janos, 10th Ist.
van, Stefan Rohasky. 50c--50c: Bene-
dek Samuel, John, Fehuibl Csordas J6-
zsef. 25c--25c; Kiss Sander, Was lst-
van.
Bere Mikl6s egy csirke, Szant6 J5-
zsefne egy csirke es cgy iiveg tejfel.
Osszesen 10 dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Kirkly 1stv&nn6 -
e0y6rt s1Eih&lynt gyijttss:

$2-@3s Hsiss Mih&ly, s1snds Fsrshc.
as, Msln&r Istv&n, Gouesknyi 0ixi. $l----
n: B&nyAcski 'J6nos, Spirnagel Lajcs,
'Gyskgy Tam&sit. fAl6csi JdEscf, La
katos Karoly s. neje, Eazter Soru, 6zv,
Macy Sandorne, Wajocski Karolyn6, IN.
les Andras, Takacs Josef, Boros J6-
zsef, Illes Andrasne, Gy6ri Mihdlyne,
III. Kiraly Istvan, Tur6czi Ferenc, Las
kaji Mihaly, Berecx Sahdor, Sarosi Ja-
nos, Farkas Pal, Hutter Iajos, More
Janosne. Soc: Boda Istv&n. 25c--25c:
Fodor Lajos, Demeter Andras.
Csepke Balazs Aegy friss sonka.
Osszesen 80 dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
1895. kPRIL,Is2.
kir&ly Istvann6 -
[SsilAsyi A0ySsgynt gytitttas:

rs: sFekete Mikl3s thaYangra) Sc
a42: Tomcsanyi Gsxa, Molnar Istvan Is
Faeje. $l--$l: Huter Lajcs (harangra),
More Sandorn6, Zarka Pal, Zakacs Joe,
Saskai MihAly, Zucseri Ferenc, Ber-
Ell S&ndor. 25c: Demetis Andras.
Osszesen I6 dollar 26 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

$1-x$l: Alnsasi, Wese Mihalyne,
Agoston Janos, oath Lajosne, Gijor-
Fgij Mihalyne, Dogcsik Matyas, Mit6
Mihalyne, Lakatos Karolyn6. 5Oc--50c:
Jomori Arpad, Demjen Janos, Rajnel
Lajosne, Rajnel Laci, Nemet Daniel
Csokcsy J6zsef.
Osszesen IL dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
B. kiss Janosne gytijtSse:

$1--$1: Nemet Sandornt, Eredei
Andrasne, Szakacs Daniel. Bocs Mi
|haiy.
Nemeth Sandorn6 B Angle Cake, Sza.
lai J6zsef 9 kacsa, B. kiss J6nosn6 2
tyuk es ] kvart tejfel.
Osszesen dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Kiss Samueln6 es
Szulligan Janosn6 gyiijtese:

$5-$5: DIR. Fuzi Pal, Bak6 Fcrenc.
$2-$2: Kopcsu Mihaly, Ritz Janosn6,
Cs. 10th Janos, Eva Josef. $3.50. Cser-
mai Lajos. $l-$1: H6dori Sander, i'll.
Balogh Istvanne, Horvath Andras, Ham
"a Andras, Szulligan Janos, Kiss Samu-
el, Bakos Andras, Bagin .janos, Wcres
Imre, Inella Mihaly, Breznik Pal, War
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
'Rpier J&n6sn6 Is Kiraly rstv&nn6,
hubhardi gyiiitAae:

hubbard gyiijt6se:
So. Palai Janos, $2-$2: Cobos And
ras, George Hendel. $l--$1: Bir6 ia.
nos, Kuti Gergelyne. Warga Mihaly.
ne, zanlbor Janos, Warga Gyula, Meny,
hert Stephen, Katk6 Janos, Miss Juro.
hon, 10th Ferenc IS nejc, Katk6 Fe.
rene. 50c--50c: Bata JOSEF, Balls .Fe
rencne, Bnbn6 JAnosne. 25c---25c: Sze.
kcres J6zsefne, Kun Andrasne, Miss
Dempke6.
Miss Anna Jajis tyuk.
Osszesep 10 dollar ,25 cent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-19
Methodist

10;30-Thank offering service for
the w. F. NJ. S. Miss Hatch will
favor us with violin solo. Special
numbers by the choir, and an address
by the pastor. Parable of Safed the
Sage.
11:45-Church School. Going fine,
come and enjoy profitable hour with
us.
2:30-Choir.
6;45-Epworth League. All young
people invited.
7;30-Music by the choir, and by
the pastor, There are sermons in
books" Beggars Gold.
Friday evening at the Congrega-
tional church let everyone interested
in work for our young people be at
this meeting. Mixer at six, supper at
six-thirty, twenty-five cents, followed
by fine program with special ad-
dresses by Secretary Rogers and Miss
Town. A community meeting. Don't
miss it!
G. A. Bird, Past N.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-19
English Lutheran

Services in the evening at 1880.
Welcome.
Sunday school at GAS. A grade
for your child.
Young peoples Bible study classes
at same hour.
Adult Baptism and confirmation
class a week from next Sunday.
Juniors Friday after school. These
youngsters are getting ready two
songs for Easter Sunday services.
Mrs. ManSkee, directress.
Children's confirmation school has
been divided. Juniors meet at 4 p. m.
on Wednesday, and Seniors at 4:45.
Resident choir Friday evening at
1880. Mr.. c. Smith, director.
Waffle supper to be served by the
ladies' aid at Fraternity hall over
Wenzel's grocery store this coming
Saturday. Serving begins at 4 p. m.
Aside from waffles there will also be
coffee, sausage, elk, elk. Pay accord
ing to your appetite.
Regular choir rehearsals Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Hagestad, direct
ress.
Soldiers of the Cross" a religious
play, will be given at the church a
week from next Sunday evening, in
stead of the regular devotional meet
ing. We have not seen the play but
it comes we'll recommended and has
been put on in many Of the churches
of neighboring towns. No admission
will be charged but free will offering
will be called for.
AT the services next Sunday an Of
fering will be received toward the
synodical deficit. Blank envelopes
viii be distributed to the members of
the audience as q convenience in de-
signaling the purpose of the offering.
Mrs. Manske, directress.
A. L. Rustad, Pastor.
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CHURCH SCHOOL COLUMN

fellows. The meaning Of Easter may
be made real to the boys and girls
to the extent that they are led to
share in the great Christian enter
prise. The Easter program involves
carefully planned and directed in
struction, worship and service activ-
tiles.
For instruction, lessons in the life
of Jesus may be given that will en-
able the pupils to better understand
and appreciate Him and His work,
lessons dealing with the way in which
Jesus followers of other days and in
our own have helped to spread His
spirit through the world, also lessons
dealing with the worlds present need
of the Easter spirit.
1t is to be hoped that at the Easter
season the boys and girls may gain
a deeper insight into the value of
prayer as a means Of entering into
vital contract with God and of
securing from Him the help and
guidance needed to live the Christian
life successfully.
AS a result of the worship and in
struction of the Easter period, ideals
of Christian service ought to find
their disqualification in acts of
Christian living. As the pupils come
better to know and appreciate Jesus,
may they be inspired to cultivate His
spirit of self-forgetfullness and to
follow His example of service.
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Easter with its assurance of LIES
renewal gives hope and courage to
adults. But for children who have
suffered little, who have felt no need
for such promise Of immortality,
this concept of Easter has only vague
meaning.
What, then, may Easter mean to
children. When the very young,
surrounded by the verdant beauty Of
the Easter season, hear the verse and
come to understand its message.
"Fbr 10, the winter is past;
The rain is over and gone;
The flowers appear on the earth;
The time Of the singing Of birds is
come"
Easter becomes for them time Of
JOY and gladness. And in the pres
ence of Gods beautiful world they
are better able to understand and APP
preciate His loving care.
In later childhood, that is the
Junior period, Easter becomes in
creasingly linked with Jesus and His
claim upon the allegiance of boys and
girls. Throughout their religious in
struction they have had stories deal
ing with various phases of Jesus life
and ministry. They have come to
think of Him as Friend, Helper, Hero.
But into these relationships Easter
should bring new element--Jesus as
Master-workman, World-builder, who
for the successful achievement of His
purposes needs the loyalty and CO.
operation of boys and girls. That is,
they must be led to realize the obli-
cations, both to Jesus and to their
fellows, which the Easter season
makes clear.
Our broad objective at the Easter
season should be to lead the boys and
girls of the Junior department to a
definite and personal commitment to
Jesus and enlist in the Christian way
of living More specifically, our aim
is to help them realize that the
Christian way of living is very prac-
teal, very real--that it touches every
phase Of life, and is closely linked
with the way they think and feel and
act, not only toward God and Jesus,
but toward their fellows as well.
Easter, then requires a program
that will provide the children with
definite opportunities to cooperate
with Jesus in the service of their
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written for last week.

The Supreme Opportunity at
Easter time. BY Ernest Bourner
Allen.
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Catholic

Sundays-Low Mass and Sermon
at 800 a. M. High Mass and Ser
mon at 1915 a. m. Rosary, Litany.
and Benediction at 2:3o pm.
Week Days, except Saturdays
Mass at 1880 a. m.
Saturdays-Mass at 900 a. m.
Catechism Instructions for all child
rem under Is years Of age from $3.50
to HOO a. m. Confessions, 400 to
600, and 500 to 1000 p. m. Rosary,
Litany, and Benediction at 1880 p. M
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First Baptist

1000 a. m.-BibIe school. Glasses
for all ages.
HOO a. m.-Regular service.
Preaching by the Pastor. Theme:
"a Great Preacher Before a Small
Audience"
$50 p. NIB. Y. P. U. Main
Topic, Preparations for Winning
Others to Christ" Leader, Miss
Violet Parsons. Sub-topic, Choosing
to follow Jesus. Leader, Miss
Dorothy Kohl.
1880 p. m.-Preaching by Pastor.
The Theme, Goods Plan of the
Ages" will be continued. Illustrated
by 80 foot chart. Every Bible lover
should hear these lectures, in fact if
you are a Christian you can't afford
to miss them.
Week Meetings:
Monday-Sister's Prayer meeting
at parsonage, p. m.
Wednesday-Prayer meeting in
church, 1880 p. m.
Wednesday-Junior Bible study
class in church, Ais p. m.
Thursday-Choir practice at the
home of Mrs. Jay Morgan, 1880 p. m.
Saturday--Senior Bible study class
in parsonage, 7:45 p. m. Mrs.
Graham teacher.
No creed but Christ. No book but
the Bible.
o. A. Graham. pastor
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7:S0-Evening service in the local
church. Theme: "Not as / Will"
The Confirmation class meets at
the parsonage next Saturday al,
noon at o'clock.
Wednesday night our regular mid
week service at 1880. Special
studies of the First Book of Samuel.
A Young Peoples meeting will be
held in the local church Thursday
night, March 20, at o'clock. An in
teresting program. Refreshments
served.
Always welcome.
Paul A. Nygren, Pastor