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Arena
Ey MRS. .. MCINTYRE

Mrs. Howard Chenille and daugh-
ter Bcrnice Of Wing, Mrs. Walter
Newman and daughter Lavona and
son Buddy Of Braincrd, Mimi, were
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Granville Tuesday.
Mr.. Gordy, cattle buyer from
Hurdsfield, called at Mcintyre and
Tees homes Tuesday.
Ed Smith was out calling on
friends in the western part of the
county this week. He returned Sat-
urday evening.
Elmer Drum was a business call
er at Christ Stochlcr's Thursday. AS
Mr.. StOchler does plastering he
wanted him to build a chimney.
Last Sunday there was very in
tercsting sermon given in the Ger
man language at the st. Johns
Lutheran church at Arena in the
morning and English in the evening
by Rev. Brauer of Minot.
Anne and Albert Eide motored to
Bismarck Saturday to have dental
work done.
Francis Smith was dinner guest
at the Mcintyre home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gellncr and
family left Sunday for week S
trip. They expect to visit friends
and relatives in Goodrich, Dcnhoff,
Coleharbor and Underwood before
their return home.
Engvold Eide has been moving
his house that he purchased last
spring from the railroad company.
1t was formerly the section house in
Arena. Mr.. Eide is making several
improvements on it and will have a
very comfortable residence when
completed.
Ralph Leech, son of Mrs. Frank
Lambert, left the first part Of the
week for Chicago where he expects
to take course in electrical en-
gineering.
Mrs. Margaret Gellner was on the
sick list the past week.
Miss Lena Kraft assisted Mrs.
Charlie Sattler with her Homework
Wednesday I'd Thursday.
w. II. Stark was. an overnight
guest at the home Of his son, Walter
Starks, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Broza visited
their daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Hinkle, Tuesday.
Word was received from Mrs. W..
H. Stark, who is visiting in Mime
apolis, that she would not return
till towards the end of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes Of
Hazelgrovc moved their household
effects, and also Mr.. Hilme5' black
smith tools to Wing Monday, as
they expect to locate there for the
coming year. Mr.. Holmes has
rented the blacksmith shop and will
start work at once.
Charles Frazier and son Jack as
sisted John Holmes in moving his
things to Wing Monday.
Jacob Sattler has planned a trip
abroad to visit his old home and rel
atives across the water. He will
leave Monday. His old home was
near Odessa in Russia. We wish
Mr.. Sattler all kinds of good luck
and safe return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Whitsock and
son were business callers in Wing
Monday afternoon.
Laverne Guldberg motored to
Hurdsfield Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Guldberg.
Miss Otti.lia Broza visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Broza,
in Phoenix township over the week
end.
Wayne Drum called at the Kraft
home after school Monday evening.
We understand Emanuel Haas,
formerly Of hero, but now residing
near Denhoff is at the McClcary
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and Mrs. Sig. Rupp are the grand
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Aim and fam
lily were at the Chas. Noon home
Sunday, north Of Wilton.
Mrs August krause is patient
at the St. Alexius hospital at Bis
marck.
John Howe from Garfield was a
celIer in Regain and Sig Rupp home
Sunday afternoon.
Ted and Mary Hochhaltcr were
callers at the A. J. krause home
Monday evening.
4. j. .inglbretson left early Sun
day morning for South Dakota
where he will visit friends and rcla-
tives. lie expects to return the lat
ter part Of the week.
Richard Adams will work for l.. J.
Englebretson during his absence on
the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes were
business callers in Baldwin and Bis
marck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Kupp attended
birthday party at the Ed Kasche
home Saturday.
Ella krausc will return to her
home Saturday. She has been work
ing for Mrs. Englebrctson the past
month.
John and Bill Drawer were Re-
gan callers Saturday afternoon.
Herb Folmcr and son Tommy
were callers at the Elmer Folmer
home Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. Sig. Pupp Wednesday,, Nov.
21st.
Mr.. an,' Mrs. Chas. Magnuson are
the parents Of a baby boy born Sun
day, Nov. 18th.
Hilda krausc was Regain caller
Monday afternoon.
Barney Fisher was hauling barley
from the John keifer farm to the
+. J. Englcbretson farm Monday.
Fricda Ehnes was assisting Mrs.
J.. Thum with hotel work Monday
while Mr.. Thum was business call
er in Bismarck.
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MOffit
BY MAUI MOFFIT

The Mothers club met at the home
of Mrs. Asa Werner on Thursday
afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in soci..l conversation and
about 4 o'clock a lovely lunch was
served by Mrs. Werner. Then every
one departed for their respective
homes, having enjoyed the after
noon very much.
Church services were held at the
church Sunday morning. Next Sum
day, November 25th, church services
will be held at 7:45 in the evening.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter
and daughter Marcelete and Miss
Ihelma Moffit all motored to Bis
marck Saturday.
Miss Madge Runey, our county
superintendent. and Rollin WEIGH
transacted business in Moffit Sat-
urday. While here they met with
the school board.
Burns Bailey was a capital CITY
caller one day this week. He mo-
tored up with a load of poultry
which he sold in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hoover and
sons Parke and Roy, who have been
visiting for several days in Mime
sofa. returned to their homes on
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Faust entertained
the following friends and relatives
at sumptuous dinner Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young and
sons, Parke and Roy, and Mr.. Snow.
the pastor. A lovely dinner was
served by Mrs. Faust.
Miss Anne Hayes, a teacher Of
Morton district No. /, visited over
the weekend with the Misses Har.
riett and Maude Moffit.
Mr.. McCarl and sons stayed at
Mof1lt on Friday evening. They
were on their way to Burnstad with
a number Of Mr.. Burnstad's horses.
Fred Dutton shipped q carload Of
sheep and Valentine Benz shipped a
carload Of hogs to st. Paul on Sat
The hunting has been very good
lately because the large northern
ducks are here and. many of the
Bismarck people have been enjoying
the hunting in this section Of the
country.
Fred Argast visited at his home
several days last week.
Mrs. William Carroll entertained
the following relatives at dinner on
sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Car
roll. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Werner and FAM
ny. a lovely dinner was served bv
Mrs. Carroll. -
Alfred Dutton was seriously in.
Jured while working in the gravel nit
north Of town. He had his LED
broken in three places and also =
few blood vessels were bursted. We
all hope for . speedy recovery.
Mrs. B. F.. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Lane and family, and Mrs.
Harold Lane all motored to Bis.
marck on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soules and
sons motored to Bismarck THURSDAY.
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Evening star., 1928-04-07
PLAN FOUR SERVICES.
Shiloh Baptists Will Begin First
Easter Observance at $50 AM.

Easter Observance at $50 Am.
Services in memory of the resurrec-
ton of Christ will be held at four diff
ferent hours at Shiloh Baptist Tnstitu-
tional Church. Ninth and p streets. to-
morrow. The services will begin at $40
am. with a prayer and song service by
the Christian Endeavor Societies of the
District Of Columbia. and will be In
charge of Miss Sarah r. Whetts. The
Sunday school, under the direction of
superintendent James r. Moss and
Frank S. Reid, jr,, will consider THE
Teachings of the Scriptures Concerning
the Resurrection of Christ and His
ments of this school will consider the
same subject.
At IL am an especially prepared
musical and literary program presenting
Lessons From the Resurrection of
Christ" and sermon on the same sub
ject by the pastor. DR.. J. Milton
Waldron. will be rendered. A number
of the students of Howard University,
headed by X. c. Eidridge, viii have
special parts on this program. The
pastor will pray for number Of chill
iren and parents OF the church and
Sunday school. and the members and
friends of Shiloh are making special
effort to raise a $1,000 love gift" for
the church in memory Of the resurrec-
ton Of the Lord and Savior, Jesus
Christ. Resurrection services win be
held at various hours in the afternoon
from 4 10 7:30 o'clock by the junior.
intermediate and senior G. E. Societies.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
WILL HAVE AMPLIFIERS
Overflow Expected at Easter Morn
ing Services-Other Events
on Days Schedule.

Easter day services announced for
the Church of the Epiphany are as
follows: 7:l5 am, Easter carols on the
McKim memorial chimes; 7:30 am.
celebration of the holy communion;
0 am, celebration of the holy COM
munion; 9 am, corporate communion
for the rectors adult Bible class: II
am. festival service. sermon by DR.
Phillips, ana holy communion: pm.
festival church school service Of pre-
sentati0n Of flowers and Lenten Offer
ings; 6:l5 pm, Young Peoples Society.
and 8 pm, adult Bible class, conducted
by DR.. Phillips. Subject: The
Resurrection.
Amplihers have been installed IN the
parish hall adjoining the church to
accommodate about 800 persons unable
to gain admittance to the church for
the IL O'Clock service Easter morning.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
PASTOR WILL SPEAK
EASTER PROLOGUE
Luther League Play, ''The Rock,
Will Be Seen Tuesday and We'd
nesday at Masonic Hall.

Young peoples societies In all Luti1-
eran Churches In the city are being
assisted by members of tile ST. Adams
Dramatic Club. the Chapel Players and
other church organizations in the pres
entati0n OF the Easter drama of THE
Rock next Tuesday and Wednesday
nights AT the Masonic Auditorium. The
play Is being given for the benefit Of
inner missions under the auspices Of
the Luther League of Washington.
DR.. Fl. d. Hayes, pastor OF st. Marks
Lutheran Church. has arranged the
prologue. DR.. Hayes will speak IL
Tuesday night. and DR.. c. NJ. Difien-
derfer Of Luther Place Church viii pre-
sent it Wednesday night.
Members OF the Luther League Of st.
Marks. ST. Matthews. ST. Paul's, Zion,
Atonement, Keller Memorial, Concordia.
Incarnation, Luther Place. st. Johns,
East Riyerdale and other churches viii
appear In the play, and the pageant
scene entitled And The People Sought
Him"
The Rock" is based upon the life OF
Simon Peter. and tells in simple dra-
matte from the powerful influence Of
the Master upon the character Of this
great apostle. Scenes are laid at the
time Of the crucinxion and resurrec-
ton. This win be the first pregenta-
ton OF THE Rock" in this city.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
EARLY HOLY COMMUNION
ANNOUNCED BY CHURCH
First Easter Celebration at st.
Paul's Will Be at T:30
A NJ. Tomorrow.

The first celebration at St Pauls
Rock Greek Church of The holy conf
munion tomorrow will be at 7S0
hanan. will preach the sermon. The
second celebration will be at IL
o'clock and the rector, DR.. F, J. Bo-
hanan will preach the sermon. The
church school festival service Will be
at $50 am. i'll the church and will
take the place Of the usual lessons.
The rector will give The address, A
large wooden cross win be placed In
the cllancel and decorated with flowers
brought by the children and after the
service will be taken TO the grave OF a
departed child.
The rector will hold his first con-
firmation class tomorrow night pre-
paratory to the bishops visitation for
administering the rite Of confirmation
Sunday morning. May 6, at IL o'clock.
The annual parish meeting will be
held Monday evening at 7:30 O'Clock,
at which time the officers will be
elected and matters of vital concern
viii be presented and discussed.
The Young Peoples Society will meet
tomorrow evening at Z o'clock and
while several special features viii be
introduced there will be continuation
of the subject. How May Church
Unity Be Achieved?" Group 3. under
the leadership of Mr. Edwin Whitcomb
will be in charge Of the meeting.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SERNCESPLANNED
NEAR MONUMENT
Parmenter win Speak at
Easter Eventide Program
in Sylvan Theater.

The second annual Easter eventide
service under the auspices of the Dis
trict Of Columbia branch of the Ma
tional and International Community
Bihle Readers League. Inc. viii be held
at the Sylvan Theater on the Monument
grounds tomorrow from 5 to pm.
Senator Wesley l., Jones Of washington
will preside.
Following the selection by the United
States Army Band. the Navy Church
pennant of the Mayfiower will be
hoisted. The church call viii be sounded
by Master Sergt. DafreSne. Mrs, Louis
Harding Earl. president of the league,
will introduce Senator Jones.
The Battle HYMN Of the Republic"
will be sung by the audience. and DR..
Frederick Browne Harris. pastor Of the
Foundry M. E. Church, will offer prayer.
Bov and Girl Scouts. led by Louis ID.
Grenning and Eleanor Lewis. viii give
q salute to the fiag.
Representative Albert r, Hall of 1ndi-
ana will lead the Bible reading, As
siStant Attorney General r. NJ, Par
rnenter viii deliver the principal address.
His subject will be Easter"
Elizabeth E. Earl and Sidney w.
Clark. children, will tell Of Children
and the Bible
Capt. c. H. Dickens naval chaplain
will give the henediction.
Those attending are requested to
bring their Bibles.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
MORNING EASTER SERVICE
WILL BEGIN AT 9 O'CLOCK
Rev. Jason Noble Pierce Will De-
liver Sermon at First Congre-
gational Church.

An Easter service will be held in
First Congregational Church at 9
O'Clock tomorrow. DR.. Jason Noble
Pierce minister, will preach, and at IL
am. there will be reception of men,
bers and baptism Of children. The
topic at s pm. will be Sorrow and
joy" and q motion picture, The
Fourth Commandment" viii be shown.
Sunday School tomorrow viii be held
at 1905 am The friendly class for
men viii be led by Rev. Frank N. Gree
ley and the Fannie Hazen class for
women by Mrs. Frank E. Webner. Mrs.
Donald Luxford viii lead the S. S, c. E.
on the topic, why We Believe in In
mortality" Josephine Tremain will
lead the Y. P. S. C.. E. on The Full
Mllment."
Daily motion picture services will be
conducted next week at 4:30 and 8
pm. A short sermon will supplement
each presentation of the feature film.
The Music Teacher" Pictorial news
events and educational films viii be
shown regularly For the special enter
tainrnent OF children program viii be
presented at 2:30 pm. Saturday
Miss Rose Phillips. director Of the
Platoon Schools. Detroit. who viii ex-
plain The Work -Study-Play School,
illustrated By the motion picture. Our
Changing World" Monday night. The
won1en's society Of the church until the
end of May viii serve luncheon In the
Sunday School room on Wednesdays
from IL am. to pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
AUXILIARY MEETING
IS SET FOR TUESDAY
Episcopal Women Will Gather in
Annual Evening Session
of Diocese.

The annual evening meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Episcopal
Church In the Diocese of Washington
will be held Tuesday at pm. In the
parish house of the Church of the
Epiphany. The night branch Of
Epiphany Church will be the hostesses.
This meeting is arranged by Miss Julia
Karr, president of Epiphany night
branch. The rector, DR.. z, B. Phillips.
will welcome the visitors.
At the meeting ii is proposed to
introduce to the Episcopalian women of
Washington n new form OF church
work, that for and with foreign-born
Americans. The speaker will be DR..
Thomas Burgess, secretary OF the
foreign-born American division of the
department of missions of the Epis-
copal Church. with headquarters at the
church missions house in New York,
To carry on this work in Washington
Mrs William d. Hurd, diocesan presi-
dent of the Woman's Auxiliary, has
appointed committee, of which Mrs.
+. j. Howerton of All Souls Church is
chairman, The work will be carried
on largely through those parish
churches which have foreign~born
members III their congregations.
Mrs. Hurd plans to assemble In
Epiphany parish house at 7 pm. the
various heads Of committees who are
working tor the success of the triennial
convention of the Womans Auxiliary
of the Episcopal Church in America,
which will be held in Washington in
October next at the same time rs the
general convention of the church. The
Woman's Auxiliary will meet in the
rooms of the Mayfiower Hotel, holding
its mass meetings in the Washington
Auditorium. About twenty committees
of women have been at work for several
months Each chairman viii make a
brief report of the work accomplished.
About 1000 women will attend the
convention besides a considerable num-
Der of women missionaries at work in
the foreign field.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
WILL BE OBSERVED
Corinthian Baptist Congregation to
Mark Eighth Birthday.
Reception Planned.

The eighth anniversary of Corinthian
Baptist Church, Fourth and @ streets.
will be observed with special exercises
beginning Monday and continuing
through April 16. There will be a
reception Monday night at 8 O'Clock.
Rev. Wesley C. Wheeler. the new
pastor, will be installed at $3.50 pm.
April IS.
The church was founded by Rev.
B. Fl. Whiting at Fourth and K streets,
April Is. 1919. A prayer meeting
marked the beginning. led by Rev. A. J.
Tyler. pastor OF the Mount Airy Bap-
tist Church. On April Is. 1921, 1t was
organized as church by Rev. A. j.
Tyler, with Rev. B. Fl. Whiting as
pastor. with 35 members. In the same
year they purchased the property at
the northeast corner Of Fourth street
and New York avenue and paid for 1t
in three years. Rev. B. II. Whiting
served as pastor eight years, when he
was called as pastor of the Frienship
Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1928-04-07

MANY years before the Time OF ChFIst
and while Europe was still In state
Of barbarism. Great temples, palaces
and other public buildings unearthed
during the past 30 years give ample
evidence OF the culture OF the Maya
long before their country was known
to the Europeans.
The castilli or principal temple at
the ruins Of chichen Itza. the feathered
serpent, patron deity OF the city. is
among the monumental structures
erected by this remarkable people OF
antiquity. The pyramid, gurmonnted
by an imposing temple, rises TO height
OF 100 feet above the plain and covers
an acre Of ground. The temple proper
Evening star., 1928-04-07
THE MESSAGE OF EASTER
Is THEME OF PASTOR
Rev. Henry B. Wooding Will Speak
at Eckin gton Presbyterian
Church TomorroH.

Rev. Henry 3. Wooding will speak
tomorrow morning at the lexington
Presbyterian Church, North Capitol
street. and Florida avenue. az IL O'Clock
On the theme, The Message Of Easter"
In the evening at O'Clock the theme
is The Lord of Life At the NOM
ing service new members will be re-
ceived into the church and the bap-
tismal service held.
An Easter pageant Eill be given az
the Sunday school session at $50 am.
under the direction Of Mrs. n. Z.
Conard and Miss Dora Kuhlmarr.
The following are in the cast: Darrell
Grain, jr.; jeanette Day, Janet Bates.
Ruby Woodfield, James Bates. Harry
Thompson. Margaret Day. Ruth Nickles,
Ernla Matthews, Vesta Pollock, Mar
garet Davis, Katherine Miller. Lucille
Grain, Janet Logan. Beryi Wooding,
Elizabeth Ferton, Elizabeth Conard,
Catherine Hodges, Marian Bates.
The members Of the Fidelity Bible
Glass will give a measuring party We'd
nesday evening in the Sunday School
House. The men Of the class win fur
nish the program
Evening star., 1928-04-07

ECENT archaeological discoveries
in Mexico indicate that the
regions OF this country border
ing on the Gulf coast were the
uA.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
NEW PASTOR TAKES
. UP HAML|NE DUTIES
Dr.. Chesteen Smith Has Filled
Other Leading PuIpits-Re.
Ception Next Thursday.

DR.. Chesteen Smith, IT, new pastor
Of Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sixteenth and Allison streets, recently
appointed at the Baltimore Annual
Conference, has assumed his duties
here.
DR.. Smith came from the pastorate
OF Grace Church in Baltimore. He is.a
native Of Indiana With Mrs. Smith
he IS graduate of De Pauw University.
His early ministry was in the North
Indiana Conference. From a pastorate
in Kansas City he went 70 Court Street
Church, in Rockford, III, after five
years pastorate at First Church, Deca-
tur. Ill
For quadrennium he vas vice presi-
dent Of the board Of control Of the Ep-
worth League Of the United States.
Mrs. Smith has been actively identi-
fed with the missionary societies Of the
church
A reception will be given DR.. and
Mrs. Smith by the members Of the
church next Thursday night.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
WILL RECEIVE MEMBERS.
Peck Memorial Chapel to Have
Service With Infant Baptism.

A class Of candidates for church
membership will be received tornor-
row night at Peck Memorial Chapel
The rite Of infant baptism will De ad-
ministered to number Of children
This will be followed by the observ-
ance of the sacrament of the Lords
supper.
At the morning service the pastor
Rev. Irving w. Ketchun, will have for
his subject The Resurrection Life"
The Sunday school viii meet at 8
pm. and the Christian Endeavor at
7 pm.
The mems morning class at 10
o'clock will be addressed by Repre-
sentative Ralph n. Lozier OF Missouri.
At the same time the women's class
will meet, with Elizabeth r. Ketchun
speaker, Thursday from $50 10 8 pm.
the Ladies' Aid Society will serve a
chicken dinner In the gymnasium to
the public.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ANNOUNCE COMMUNION.
Church OF the Advent Will Held
Tive Services.

Special Easter services Will be held
at the Church of the Advent. with eels-
hration of the holy communion as 7SSa
and III am,
A program With sermon on the ReSur-
rection Life viii b. given. C>ailerenS
service viii be at iNs4S am. X =. X,
Plant. superintendent, viii preside.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
The Castillo of Chichen I,za, Yucatan, Mexico.

contains three chambers. an ante
chamber. back corridor and an inner
sanctuary. the most holy place In the
city. 1t was here that ceremonies be-
Ran-~the incensing of the sacriflciai
victims, which terminated so tragically
at the brink of the cenote of sacrifice,
quarter of mile distant.
The victims OF sacrifice, usually the
most beautiful maidens. were taken 10
the brink OF great hole In the EARTH
225 feet In diameter. and thrown into
the pit to the dark and mysterious
waters 7o feet below the surface. II
any Of them survived the fearful shock
they were hauled to the surface and
asked what they had seen. what mes
sage the gods had for their people.
For these girls were supposed to have
found the answers to questions that
we're OF vital import to the city.