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LEADER
IS HONORED HERE

Mrs. George Banta Jr. of
Menasha, Wis, national president
of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, will
be honored at an informal tea from
8 to Sunday at the active chap
ter house, 442 West Forty sixth
street. Guests will be active mem
berS, alunnae and friends.
Mrs. Banta will confer with the
active chapter tonight at meeting.
She was guest speaker at the
annual Christmas party of the
alumnae club today at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Montgomery, 129
Downey avenue.
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Club
Group ConveneS
Here on Friday

The Seventh District Federation
of Clubs will meet at 10 Friday in
the SEVERN. The Rev. Ellis w. Hay
Of the First Congregational church,
will talk on 1.-THE Spiritual Safe
guards Of Childhood"
The program will be in charge
of the department Of public well
fare, Of which Mrs. w. w. Thornton
is chairman, and Mrs. Edward M.
Niles, vice chairman.
The committee includes: Mes
danes Charles Yarbrough, S. M.
Myers, c. K. Mcdowell, John P.
Cochrane, S. T. Matthews and w.
H. Link.
Mrs. o. t. Behymer, accompanied
by Mrs. M. D. Didway, will sing a
group Of Christmas songs.
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Services in City Churches Sunday

Truth Center of Applied Christanty-The
Rev. Edna F. Mauzy. leader. 1890 a. m.
at Lincoln hotel, Franklin F. Harrington
You and T.: music by Florence Evans and
Mary Rose Lowry Wednesday at p m,
subject. The Lords Richest Blessings"
Emerson Avenue Baptist-sunday morn
ing and evening, the Rev. Grover c..
Prince of Louisville, KY, will fill the
pulpit.
NorthwoOd Christian-The Rev. R. Mel
Why Men Quit the Church, night. Scout
Glenn Finley, with the pastor speaking
on Automatic Goodness"
Of Man IS the subject Of the lesson
sermon in all Churches Of Christ. Scientist
Home Presbyterian-The Rev. Walter H.
da a9 of e cbPis G ngh !a fRs RigRs
Question and Answer"
All Souls Uniterian-Dr. Frank S. c.
Wicks pastor Morning theme. What Do
We Mean by Loving God?"
ST.. Ma.they Lutheran-The Rev. L. c. E.
Fackler, pastor. Morning theme. who
VIII Win the Christian Racer; night. a
of Adam We h gym nes engT nishs
the brotherhood meets at the church.
BeviIIe Avenue EyangeIicaEThe Rev.
Ambrose Aegerter. pastor. Morning theme.
Wheels Of Divine Promise" night, The
Measure of Reward"
Speedway Boulevard NJ E.-oliver K.
Black, pastor. Morning theme, What Is
the Inspiration of the Bible?"
Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev. B.
ate o5n7 fse Pastor fo Morning sqgbIect
roll call; night, art Thou a King2''
First United Presbyterian--Joseph A.
Mears. pastor. Morning theme IAN
Aolding loyalty: $50 p. M, Young Peo-
pies meeting.
Broadway EvangeIieaI-The Rev. Lloyd
q Smith, pastor. Morning theme, "a
Night visitor; vesper subject. The Pearl
Of Great Price"
Central Christian-The Rev. W A. shul-
Those Who Can Stand" T:45 p. m. serv-
ice. illustrated sermon on "A Brilliant
Young Woman Who Lost Her Soul
Central Avenue II. E.-Dr. Charles
Drake. pastor. Morning and night sermons
will be preached By DR.. John @. Benson,
superintendent Of the Methodist hospital.
Grace N. E.-The Rev B. Brooks shake.
pastor. Morning theme. 'fTransdguring
Troubles" night. Lost Riches"
Edwin Ray NJ. E.-rhe Rev. william
Talbot Jones. pastor Morning theme.
An Imperative Commission: night, The
Basis Of Militant Faith"
Gavacld Park Baptist The Rev. Louis q.
@ z, pastor Morning theme. Go
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BIZ TimesNSpccinl
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 10.-The
wedding of Miss Marian Kemmer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Kemmer, to Joseph H. Lesh, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Eben Lesh of Hunt
ington, took place at 2 today at the
First Christian church here. The
Rev. j. Newton JesSup performed
the ceremony.
Mrs Mark Riseborough of Hunt
ington, organist, played London
derry Air" and Bach's "Air for G
String" while Mrs. E. w. Sweeney
of indianapolis sang eat Dawning. ="
Il Love You Truly" and Believe
Me If All Those Endearing Young
Charms"
The bride wore a gown of white
satin and tulle veil and carried gar
denias. Her attendants were Miss
Olive Lesh of Huntington, maid of
honor; Mrs. D. E. Speer of Indian
apolis, sister of the bride, matron
Of honor; and bridesmaids, the
Misses Gene Portteus, Indianapolis;
Mary Siebenthal, Bloomington;
Rosemary Hussey, Martinsville;
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S0R0RITIES UNITE
FOR YULE PARTY

Miss Juanita Miller, $3.50 North
Delaware, street, will be hostess
Monday to the annual joint Christ
mas party of the indianapolis
Alumnae Association of Sigma
Sigma Sigma and Alpha Eta chap
ter at the Butler university college
Of education.
Each guest will bring book, to
be presented as a Christmas gift to
the John Randolph school library
at Formville, Va, which is the
Philanthropic enterprise Of the Or
ganization.
Pledges will entertain with a
Christmas pageant. Miss Mary
Koch of the alunnae will sing a
group of Christmas carols.
Miss Miller will be assisted by
Mrs Ocal Muterspaugh Miss Marie
Ruske and Mrs. Gene Haynes, fac
ulty advisor.
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Brightwood NJ. E.-The Rev. F. T. Tay-
Tor, pastor. Morning theme. Rock Found
elton or Sand: evening theme Fine Hus-
bands"
Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev. Herbert
r Weckmueller pastor Morning theme.
Handeis' I'm Messiah I'll b " the choir. directed
BY Mrs. Elsie Evans Patterson.
Second EvangeIical-The Rev. L c.
Wa,cknitz Pastor noTn;inig service 1920
vesper services 5 p. M. theme. Faith in
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
Next Moment, What?'; evening theme,
Does the New Testament Supersede the
Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. NJ H.
munion. service; evening theme, Evan
gelism."
Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
b. Mater, pastor. Morning theme, Living
Springs 2:30 p. m, the Rev. Vim. G.
Nelson will speak on Vital Question; 1880
on Gods Warning
University Park Christian-The Rev. Lee
Bvnamic Of the c;oe o ey sas theme nee
If I Be Lifted up" at the Capitol avenue
and Fortieth street buildinr
First EyangelieaI-The Rev. R. H.
Mueller. pastor. Morning theme, "Pledging
Loyalty and communion service; evening
theme, THE Open Door"
First Friend-The Rev. David. NJ. Ed
wards, pastor. Bible school $50 a. m.
morning worship l0.45 a. m, theme, "A
Soul-searching Question"
Christ -EpiscopaI-The Rev. E.
Anger Powell rector. Holy Communion,
q. m, church school $50 a. m. 10:45
MnisteT SIn and g tszsl s4' sermon Topic
EngIewood Christian-The Rev. o. A.
Trinkle. pastor. Morning worship. 1913
testament Obedience: 7:z5 D. m. theme.
"A Warning AGAINST self-DelusiOn.
Grace Church Of the Brethren-The Rev.
Russell @. West. pastor. Morning theme.
theme Christ and the Common welfare
An saints cathedral-Robert C. Alex
andeE. canon. 7:30 a. m, Holy Com
munion: 10 a. m. church school: IL a. m.
andsr viii begin series Of sermons on
some Trials Leading to God CONSCIOUS
ness" The Mems Club viii meet Friday
night Dec. Is at $50.
Southport Presbyterian-The Rev. Luther
8. Markln. pastor. Morning service will Oe
evening service. a frank discussion Of the
eighteenth amendment
cente AIRY Chr. .ian--The Rev. r. T.
Gwyn, stor. No. ming theme. His Name
CShaif Called Wonderful: evening
theme. THE asst 81 These the vested
Mission Nlll sing atsyenlng service. $3.50
4
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Christ Church
Choir to Sing
for Musicale

The Christmas open program Of
the indianapolis Matinee Musicale
will be presented at $3.50 Sunday,
Dec. 18, at the North M. E. church,
featuring the Christ church choir.
Cheston L. Heath will be organist
and choir master.
Mrs. G. Harold Larsh, chairman
of the student section, will arrange
the program, which will include vo-
cal numbers by Mrs. Ruth Sterling
Devin, soprano Soloist, accompanied
by Mrs. Frank t. Edenharter.
An organ recital will be given by
Miss Susan Grey Shedd. A quartet,
composed of Mesdames j. Marion
Greene, Irene Jarrard, Ethelywinn
Arnholder and Ruth Jones, will sing.
accompanied by Miss Mary Eliza
beth Johnson.
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KAPPA BETA WILL
HOLD OPEN HOUSE

Kappa Beta sorority of Butler
university will hold open house from
4 to 5 Sunday at the home of its
faculty sponsor, Miss Allena Graf
ton, Sis North Capitol avenue. The
affair will be in honor Of faculty
and patronesses.
In the receiving line will be Miss
Dorothy Phillips, president. Miss
Grafton, Mrs. Alfred De Croft.
alumnae president; Miss Martha
Alexander, faculty ally; Mrs. WAL
lace o. Lee and Mrs. j. David Ross,
patronesses, and Miss Lavonne Full
graf, social chairman.
Tea will be served by Misses Dor
othy Fulton and Lucille Clapesattle.
Miss Leah Bell will pour.
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Guild to Give
Holiday Party
at Sunny side


Sunnyside Guild will give a
Christmas party at Sunnyside sana-
forum Tuesday, with program in
charge of Mrs. G. F. Kleder and
Mrs. Carl Wood.
Mrs. B. T. Wright, reader, will
give several numbers in costume.
Miss Robby E. Smith, blues singer,
will be on the program.
Other persons on the program will
be Billy SteinEaetz, child magician;
Miss Sylvia Hoffman, accordion
player; and Miss Hazel Wallace, &C
Gordon player and singer.
The refreshment committee will
be Mrs j. Hart Laird and Mrs. B. M.
Forbes.
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DINNER OF
SORORITY PLANNED

Final plans for The annual state
dinner of Beta Sigma Omicron sor-
GRITTY, to be held Monday, were dis
cussed today, at a bridge-luncheon
Of the indianapolis Alumnae chap
ter, at the Bamboo Inn.
Donations of canned good to be
used in the relief work of the alum
nae chapter were brought.
Miss Leota A. Haynes, general
chairman for the annual state din
ner, will be assisted by Misses Doro-
thy Ricketts,, Vera E. Grant, Agnes
E. Spencer and Mrs. Sylvia Mozart
ney.
The dinner will be in observance
of the forty-fourth anniversary of
the founding of the sorority.
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KIRSHBAUM HOLDS
JAPANESE CABARET

More than 100 groups have made
reservations for the Japanese cab
aret and dance tonight at Kirsh-
baum center. The auditorium has
been decorated under direction Of
Mrs. George E. Frank and Mrs.
Fred E. Newman.
Mrs. Philip Falender is chairman
of the social committee. Jack Tilson
and his novelty orchestra will pro-
vide the music.
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OFFICERS SELECTED
BY CHURCH GROUPS

New officers for the Calendar club
and Women's Missionary society of
the Broadway Evangelical church
were elected recently.
Heading the Calendar club are
Mrs. Wesley Rhodehammel, presi-
dent; Mrs. Homer Axtel, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ralph Schneider, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Charles G. Walsh.
Mrs. G. B. McAnnally is president
OF the missionary group; Mrs. Lloyd
E. Smith, president; Mrs. j.
Clifton Hirschman, secretary; Mrs.
Minnie Schaaf, corresponding sec
rotary, and Mrs. Charles Aldag.
treasurer.
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ENTERTAINED AT
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Twenty members of the Wanda
worker Club were entertained Fri
day with a Christmas party and
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Will
liam H. Polk, So South Irvington
avenue.
Miss Dolores Mainard, presented
a group of appropriate readings by
James Whitcomb Riley.
Canned fruit donations for Christ
mas relief work were brought, and
gifts were exchanged in the club.
Mrs. j. B. Vandaworker, honor
airy president, was a special guest.
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Merle Sidener, leader of the
Christian Men Builders class of the
Third Christian church, will speak
at the class services Sunday morn
ing on "The Man Children Loved"
This is the second of series
leading up to Sidener's final sub
ject on Christmas morning.
Special music will be provided by
Leslie Troutman, violinist.
The service will be broadcast over
WFBM, beginning at $50. \
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Jewish Life in Ilatviao will be
the subject of an address by Mrs.
H. Joseph Hyman at 2::3O Sunday
at the annual meeting OF the In
dianapolis chapters of Junior and
Senior Hadassah at Kirshbaum
center.
Mrs. Hyman is first ce-president
of the senior chapter. She OBJ
tanned material for her talk during
the last summer, which she spent
in Latvia.
Mrs. David Sablosky will bring
greetings from the senior organjza-
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Life
to Be Studied
by Sisterhood

The life of Spinoza will be dis
clIssed Monday at the monthly
meeting of the Beth El-Zedeck
Sisterhood. Mrs. Kathryn Turney
Garten will review Lewis Brownies
Blessed Spinoza" and John Uri
Lloyd's Felix Moses; the Beloved
jew"
The meeting win be held in the
vestry rooms of the temple, Thirty
fourth and Ruckle streets. with
Mrs. Jack A. Goodman presiding
Following The book reviews, a mu-
steal program will be given by Miss
Frances Benner, with Mrs. Isaac
Marks at the piano.
Musical selections viii include
Come Raggio Del SOL" by Cal
dara; "Esile," by Burleigh, and
Sailor Mar" by Wolfe.
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THETA CHI OMEGA
TO SPONSOR BALL

Theta Chi Omega sorority will give
a semi-formal dance Christmas eve
in the Travertine room of the Lin
coin. Miss Louise Smith is presi-
dent and general chairman.
The decorations and favorS will
be in charge of Miss Marie WATSON.
Publicity and invitations will be in
charge of Misses Marie Barnett and
Anne Iantau.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCES
LENGTHY PROGRAM

The close of the Church Loyalty
Crusade will be observed in the
Fairview Presbyterian church Sun
day with the winter communion and
reception of new members at the
morning worship, and a fellowship
night in the evening, with presenta-
tons from the various departments
Of the church, followed by fell
lowship tea in the church rooms
for all members, old or new.
The Women's Association, Mrs.
Ralph R. Reeder, president, will be
the hostess at the tea.
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
Kimsey, pastor. Morning. service. Com
munion and fellowship; night subject, Re
turn Unto the Lord"
Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. ). s.
The True Messiah" Monday at 1890
a; m, the Lutheran Pastors Union of IN
olanapolis and vicinity viii meet. The
Rev. P. S. Recher will lead the devotions.
Advent EpiseopaI-The Rev. George S.
Southworth, rector. Morning theme, The
Greatest of These Is Charity: church
school, $3.50; Holy Communion, 1880.
Irvington Presbyterian = 1890 a. m.
Communion OF the Lords Supper and re-
ceptton of members; $50 p m. .Two
Thieves" a dramatic production BY the
lrVlngton Mummers.
st. Paurs Ref0rmed-The Rev. William
II. KnieTim, pastor German theme at
S.45 a. m. The Diving Christ" English
theme at SIS 4. m. Devotion to Duty"
Trinity keformed--rhe Rev William H
Knierim. pastor. These at IL a. m. "A
Diving MesSate of Cheer"
The BeIIaire NJ. e. Church-The Rev
Walter B; Grives. pastor Sunday morning
sermon. THE Day OF Judgment: evening"
sermon bv the Rev. John Hewson. eyangel-
ist OF Indianapolis.
Lyndhurst Bapfigk-The Rev. O. H.
Scheick. pastor. M2rnine theme, Thou
81 th i men ii cEnrch Al wkirh Dr.
Ernest N, Evans. ecnfire SECRETARY Of the
chuFlsh fcdezatios viii preach
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WOMEN
TO HOLD SESSION

Monthly meeting Of the Women's
Union Of the Emerson Avenue Bap-
tist church will DO held Wednesday.
Mrs. Asa Hoy, president. will have
charge Of the business meeting.
which viii be followed by lunch
con, in charge of Mrs. H. H. Kat
tau and her group.
Mrs. B. G.. Street win direct the
missionary meeting at !. Mrs. @. o.
Lawler win have charge Of devo-
items
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Bible Glass to Meet

The nineteenth meeting of the
Marott Bible class will be held
Tuesday, in the Arcade clubrooms
of the Marott, under the direction
of Mrs. Charles j. Buchanan. The
subject of study will be the Book
of Ezekial. The meeting is open
to all Indianapolis women.
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Among recent brides are Mrs.
Joseph II. Lesh of Huntington,
Mrs. Harold L. Foltzenlogel and
Mrs. Christian Carlson.
Mrs. Lesh, before her marriage
today at Lafayette, was Miss
Marian Kemmer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Kemner of Lafay-
cite. Mr.. Lesh is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eben Lesh of Hunting
ton.
Mrs. Carlson was Miss Roberta
Cramer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w. Cramer, 1888 Washing
ton boulevard. The marriage was
solemized Saturday in Mckee
chapel Of the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain church.
Mrs. Foltzenlogel was Miss Ena
Shepherd, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shepherd of Maho-
met, Ill. The wedding was an
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Musicale
Scheduled
for Club

A musicale by Miss Ruth Braun,
lyric soprano. of Evanston, H., will
feature the holiday meeting of the
general membership of the Woman's
Department Club at 2 Wednesday.
She viii be accompanied by Charles
Lurvey in her program, ranging
from old Italian songs to modern
English.
Miss Braun is a member of the
Musicians Club of Women and the
Lakeview Musical Club Of Chicago.
She is a pupil of Mrs. Rudolph
CAM.
The program follows:
"spiaEsi Amato" from Elena e
Paride" ........-........>...... Gluck
"connais-tu lie Paws from 'AIignon"
........................ Thomas
"A Chioris' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hahn
"Guitares at Mandolines" ........ Grovlez
''Ehl Boniour. Madams Tartine". GrovIes
''FTeundliche Vision" ............. Strauss
Stanochen ......................S Strauss
The Sailors Wife" 18Th. T. Burleigh
PIPER ....................... Head
oieats ...'................... Bealv
Sea Rapture ...................C Coates
Mrs. R. o. McAlexander, presi-
dent, will introduce the artists and
will preside at the short business
session preceding the program.
The tearoom will be festive with
holiday decorations for the social
hour following the meeting. Mrs.
Everett NJ Schofield, past president,
and Mrs. Frederick G. BALI, recently
elected first president of the
Indiana Federation of Clubs, will
preside at the tea table.
The Book-a-M Month group will
meet at II Wednesday, Mrs. j. H.
Hellekson will review Fannie KEN
ble," by Dorothea Bobbe.
A buffet luncheon will be served
at 1890 by the ways and means
committee. Reservations should be
made with Mrs. G.. w. Seaton.
The board of directors will meet
at the clubhouse at 10 Monday
morning.
The auxiliary to the Public Health
Nursing Association will meet with
Mrs. Christian Olsen, 6258 Wash
ington boulevard, for luncheon at
1890 Tuesday.
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Hats of the Moment

Appearing in smart places with
luxuriously furred coats are tiny
turbanS and toques that fit neatly
inside the big collar of the coat
They're of dull uncut velvet, rough
dress crepes, crepe satin, and new
crepey corded material.
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PIT. A. to Give Program

Parent-Teacher Association of the
Theodore Potter fresh air school
will hold a Christmas program
Wednesday for patrons, children
and friends. Dinner will be served
at 6;15, followed by entertainment
at Z.
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international
Study Club

Chapters of the International
Travel Study Club Inc, this month
are studying Christmas and Ara
bia. Mrs. S. r. Artman will talk
next week on the Last Crusade in
Jerusalem"
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Party at School

Ladies Of the Holy Gross church
viii entertain Sunday in the school
hall. l4l7 East Ohio street.
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Entertdins Club

Miss Helen Mudd, 1929 North
Capitol avenue entertained the
Easy Aces Club recently.
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mo, if there is any other
way of taking care of her.
Doctor Laird, psychologist, in a
confidential study of $50
couples in Who's Who found
that, next to money differences.
cantankerous, oficicus rel
atives-in-law were the chief
causes of divorce. Within the
family unit the rights of a hus-
band and wife are superior to
those of every one except the
children.
2-Yes. Everyhuman being
man or woman-enjoys indie
peldence. Financial indepen-
dence is the heart of all indie
DIR. Wiggam will be glad to answe
conduct, morals, beliefs, husband an
in the field of human relationships. Q
answered in this department. If per
(sc) self-addressed envelope. Address
Times.
LADIES--Dr. Wiggam will send up
questions and answers to be used as
party. They create world of fun an
return envelope.
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Club Will
Hold Party

Memories Of Christmas on the
Old Plantation" will be depicted in
a sketch by Mrs. w. d. Long at the
December entertainment Of the
Propylaeum Club at 2:3O Thursday.
Mrs. Long will impersonate "ole
nanny" and will be assisted by
spi ritual singers.
The program will be followed by
a tea, with members entertaining
their guests. Mrs. c. J. Prentiss
and Mrs. Augustus L. Mason will
pour
Assistants for the afternoon will
be:
Mesdames Edmund D. CLARK, G. E.
Rupel, Hubert Hickam, waldo b. Rossetser.
r. o. McAlexander, William NJ. Louden.
James F. Frenzel, George M. Dickson,
Carolyn " Collins. J. VI. Williams. William
X. Thompson. Ralph X, Smith, 81. Clair
Parry. Charles Martndale. Josiah K. Lilly
Jr, William p Hahn. j. William Wright,
W B; Paul Lowell H. wilson, Guernsey
Van Ripper. Newton Todd, Giles Smith,
Ralph M Span. j. Preston Smith J. Q.
Jesse e. Moore John j. Madden. Irving w.
Lemaux. Eben Wolcott Albert Uhl, Harold
TAYLOR. Gully /. Steyman, Frank F.
Mccomb. Logan G. Schol and the Misses
Mary L. sullivan, Bertha Edwards and
Geneyieve scoyille.
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pendence. OF course, the nor
NAL, average woman quickly
realizes that with this greater
freedom and happiness self
discipline goes hand in hand.
Noblesse oblige.
3-Yes. Only decent, fair
thing to do. He should see they
get a chance to size her up.
They, in turn, should try to see
her good points and see his
side: But no father has a right
to ruin his children's happiness
to satisfy his selfish emotions.
Children first, with widowers-
with widows, too!
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view Not all moral questions can be answered with absolute scientific
o $
the rights
of yiduals
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River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Billeison. pastor Morning topic, The
Next Moment, What?" evening theme
Does the New Testament Supersede the
Old?"
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Southport PresbYterian-The Rev. Luther
E. Markin. pastor. Morning service will De
devoted to observance Of ~Neighbor's Dav'' /.
evening service a frank discussion Of the
eighteenth amendment.
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EngIewood Christian-Tshe Rev. o. A..
Trinkle. pastor. Morning worship 1915
o'clock theme The imperative Of New
Testament Obedience: 7:45 D. m theme
A Warning Against Self-Delusion"
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Christ Chureh-EpiscopaEThe Rev E.
Anger Powell, rector. Holy Communion,
a. m, church school $50 a. m, 1O:45.
a. m, morning prayer and sermon, topic,
Ministers and Stewards
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Merritt Place NJ E.-The Rev. NJ H.
Reynolds. pastor. Morning worship, Com
munion service; evening theme, Evan
gelism."