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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-06-08

w. Thompson, Richard o. McCarty,
John Armstrong, Basil Israel, John
Smith, Enoz Harden, Samuel
Browning, William C. Smith, Wes-
ley Nicely, Mathew Thompson, Jos.
A. Neely, Harrison Miller, Abraham
Hart, John Stockhouse, Jas. Neely,
John Young, Eleenesan Brooks,
Samuel McCully, David Dillon, Will
liam Spencer, James Roleton, Alex
ander Butler, William Heskett,
Jonathan Barnes, Jonathan Heskett,
| James Nichols, John Bell, Henry
| Tyler, Hasier Johnson, Thomas
Gheen, John Johnson, Hezekiah
| Golden, Jacob Rutledge, Jonathan
Tavenner, James Spencer, John
Beal, George " Fry, William John
/ son, William Tenant, William
Young, Joshua Fisher, Alexander
Mcconnell, Ignatius Wheeler,
William Dempster, Theodore Co
burn, Francis Darnell, Stephen
Stillman, William Wheeler, Eli Nor
ris. Henry Schuster, David Shafer,
Thomas oliver, Simphin Brown, Ar
thur Crisman, John S. Buchanan,
John Barkhurst, John Pollock, Sol
ONION Hedges, David w. Green
William Hammaker, David Buchan-
an. Albert Crisman, Jacob Fowler
William Frazier, Isaac Kidd, Will
liam. Shipley, Jehu Crisman, Obed
Crisman, Simeon Davis. Jas. Kidd
Thomas Hinton, John B. Browning
James Counsel, Warren Timberlake
Thomas Carnes, Caleb Wilson
Leonard Sigler, William Gray
Jewett Parmiter, James Murray
! line Hawk, Charles Walker, Joseph
D. Wilson, George Murray, lipe
Poland. Ransom Counsel, William
wilkins.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-06-08
TOdds

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thompson
and children, and Mrs. w. S.
Thompson of Fredericktown, spent
part of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. III. Geddes.
Mrs. Georgia Hogan Of Parkers-
burg is visiting Mrs. D. w. Calen-
dine.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Calendine
have new sedan.
Todds grange will meet this Fri
day evening, June 9.
Carl Patterson Will Give Address
Carl Patterson who has been lis
tened to with interest at various
gatherings, will give a talk at the
meeting of Todds grange, Friday
evening. 1T will be an open meet
ing, and everybody is invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-06-08
LEGAL NOTICE

/. F. Gordon (lSnown as Irwin F
Gordon). guardian of Arminta Gordon,
incompetent, and ]. f. Gordon
(known as irwin F. Gordon), whose
address is unknown, will take notice,
that on the 18th day of May. 1888, J
f.. Sanders filed his Cross Petition in
NORM. as County Treasurer of Morgan
County, Ohio. is plaintiff and Joel F
Gordon ct al, are defendants, and said
j. E.. Sanders prays for Judgment.
foreclosure and Order of, Sale of the
property of Joel F.. Gordon, being in
parts of sections 27 and % and frac-
tiona1 sections 33 and "a Of Center
containing 69.74 acres That the de-
PENDANTS are required to answer. on or
before July 1st. 1888.
j. E. SANDERS
18m6
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-06-08

to try. to buy, as the buyers are
pretty numerous in the community,
A good many farmers have sold at
25c. while some are holding for a
still better price.
Pomona grange will meet with
Blue Rock grange in an all day ses-
sion, Saturday, June 10. A cafeteria
dinner will be served at noon, and
each one is requested to bring their
own table service.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-06-08

Anyone wishing copies of the
''History of st. Margaret's Catholic
Church at Hackney published in
the Democrat, can get them put up
in an attractive booklet, at 15c each.
or two copies for csc, at the Demo-
crat office. 25m3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-06-08

stone Saturday. A big dinner was
served and goodly> number were
present, and all enjoyed the oc-
caSion.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-12-02
NEW PISGAH FOREST
POSTMASTER NAMED

ASHEVILLE. Dec. 2.-Three
acting postmasters were named
yesterday for Canton, Andrews
and Pisgah Forest. They are:
Wade C. Hill for Canton; Miss
Mary latham. Andrews, and Sid
Barnett. Pisgah Forest.
Mr.. Hill, an employe Of the
Champion Fibre company. will
succeed Harley Wright. Miss Tat
ham will succeed Clyde H. Jar
lett, while Mr.. Barnett, will sue
coed Ed Mccoy. The new ap-
pointees will take office upon re-
ceipt OF official notice from
Washington, expected shortly.
The second class office at Can
ton pays $4,000 year. Andrews
and Pisgah Forest are third-class
offices. Andrews pay approx
mately $1,000, and Pisgah Forest,
$1,000. The new postmasters were
recommended by Congressman
Zebulon Weaver.
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BISHOP ELECT
MAKES TALK
Addresses Clergy and Wis.
itors From VINO. at
Bilmore Church

ASHEVILLE, Dec. q Work
for the Episcopal church for the
past 100 years was reviewed last
night by the Rev. r. E. Gribhin
of Winston-Salem, bishop-lect OF
the diocese of Western North
Carolina, Episcopal church, at a
meeting at All Souls church at
Biltmore.
The meeting was sponsored by
the Mems club of the church and
a Hnnr preceded the talk by the
bishop-elect. Kingsland Van Win
kle Asheville attorney. introduc-
ed the Rev. Mr.. Gribbin to the
$50 persons present. APPROX
matelr a score of clergymen from
Western North Carolina attend
ed.
c. W. Campbell, president of
the Mems club, presided.
This was the first address made
by the Rev. Mr.. Gribben since his
election several weeks ago as
bishop of this diocese. His ap-
pointment must be approved by
the diocese and their standing
committees of the church through
out the nation. This action is
routine.
Mrs. Gribben, who attended the
meeting. was introduced by Mr..
Campbell. -
Among the. out-of-town visitors
at the meeting included the Rev.
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

Rev. Dewey @. Miller, Pastor.
Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
Preaching IL a. m. Subject,
"a Basket of Summer Fruit"
W.Y.P.S. public program 7:45
p. m.
The young people of the church
will give a public program in the
interest of the Wesleyan Metho-
dist college at Central, S. c., at
the evening hour. The following
program has been prepared:
Meeting called to order by the
president.
Scripture reading Grady
Vaughn; prayer - Brownie Mil
ward.
Vocal trio-Mrs. Miller, Miss
Caps and Miss Crosby.
The origin and purpose of Cen
trail college-Mrs. Dewey o. Mil
Ter.
The "Star Of Hope" school pa
per-Miss Ethel Caps.
Mixed quartet - Ethel Caps,
Mable Crosby. Hyden Petit and
Dewey o. Miller.
How Can the W.Y.P.S. Help
Central College, Mable Crosby.
Chorus. Grace and Glory" by
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c. P. Burnette Of Tryon. the 1t.
Rev. Bishop Frank Hale Touret
of Herdersonville, DR.. \. Colin
Hughes of Hendersonville, the
Rev. J. P. Burke of Henderson
Vile the Rev. G. J. Sutherland
of Black Mountain, Father Boyr-
ton of Christ School, the Rev. Al
hort New of Wagnesville. the
Rev, A. P. Mack Of Rutherford
ton. and Superior Court 5udge
Michael Schenck OF henderson
vile. II. -.
In opening his address: the DIS
hop-elect thanked clergy and lay
men of this diocese for the sup
port they have given him since
his election.
He said the Century Of Prog
ress recently held at Chicago
showed the progress made in sc
fence and transportation in the
past 100 years. He stated people
who have visited the exposition
have been carried away by the
exhibits. $50.
when thinking of the exhibits
at Chicago let US think Of the
power behind these material
things and what madet hem pos
sible." he said. Il have another
reason for speaking Of the Cen
tury Of Progress. As one turns
back the pages OF history many
! things had their beginning 100
years ago."
Rev. Mr.. Gribben then lauded
into a discussion Of the history
of the church for the past 100
years. taking up first the Oxford
movement, then the expansion OF
missions and especially work o.
the church in Western North
Carolina.
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CONE TO CHURCH SUNDAY

he ne following from the bioie;
"Th0r. even thou, art Lord alone
,hou has made heaven, the heaven
- heavens. with all their host
me earth. and al things mat are
ibsrasn NE .eas;N and all that s
,SereIa and thou preseryest them
an. and TIE; hssr on heaven ~or-
s,inoetn thee. nehemiah go
The IeSsonaSermon also INCLUDES
he following passage from the
Christian Science textbook Sci
eree and Health with key 90 me
crfp.urez. ." by Mary Baker EDDY:
The s.arcing-point Of divine Sci
eace IS that God, Spirit. IS AlL-in-
all. and that there Is no other
miph. nor Mind.-,hat God Is
Love. and therefore He IS divine
Principle. To grasp the reality
and order Of being in its Science,
you mus. begin oy reckoning COD
a. the divine Principle OF a.. that
really IS" tp. 275).
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District {. E.
Sessions Being
Heldln Ashevine

ASHEVILLE. Dec. The
Christian Endeavor Union Of the
southwestern North Carolina dis
trict Of the state organization
opened a three-day session last
night az the First Christian
church in this city with about
100 persons present, including
more than 80 out-of-toWn dele
gates who had already registered.
Others were registering this
The Rev. Roy T. Farm
er, pastor Of the First Methodist
Protestant church in High Point.
and Luther r. Medlin, past presi-
dent Of the North Carolina En-
deavor union, were the principa,
speakers at the opening session.
Among the items of the pro-
gram will be a prayer service to-
night az $50 o'clock 70 De con-
Quoted by the Hendersonville
Christian Endeavor society az
which time officers who were to
be elected today will be installed.
Among the committee chairmen
named az the opening session by
the Rev. J. 4. Flanagan Of Frank
lin, president Of the southwestern
district are:
Nominations, Miss Sarah Oates
Of Hendersonville, Miss Edna
Mitchell Of West Asheville. and
John Brown of Hendersonville;
invitation, Miss Mildred. Jarvis of
AsheviIle, and Tom Murness: and
resolutions, John E. Lancaster
and Miss Anne Sample. of Hen
Jacksonville.
In cooperation with the Lords
Acre movement delegates today
were in attendance on sessions Of
that group at Central Methodist
church this morning and after
noon. They lunched at noon at
the s. and W. cafeteria. 10
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
PAUL In EPHESUS
By HIGHT {. MOORE

as a result, everybody was filled
with ave and magnified the mama
of Jesus. Many OF the magiciars
believed in Christ, and in making
their confession they revealed
their deceptive practices and
made a public bonfire Of their
magic books, the value OF which
was from twenty-five TO fifty
thousand dollars.
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COLORED CHURCHES
STAR RETHEI BAPTIST

according to the announcement
of Rev. G. H. Levant, the pastor,
the subject in the Sunday morn
ing worship will be "The Danger
of Too Much Sleep" and the eve
ming subject, "The Secret of
Great Strength
Tomorrow will be better day
II you begin today TO Improve it.
So start today preparing to come
To church tomorrow.
Let us not forget prayer meet
ing Wednesday night, Midweek
message what Jesus Gives"
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PRESBYTERIAN
b. Wild. %. D., Pastor.

l.. T. Wilds, D. D., Pastor.
Sunday school. Gas: Lawrence
Mckay. superintendent.
Morning worship IL o'clock.
Sermon subject, Come Thou
With Us" Beginning this Sun
day and for the winter months,
We are having a vesper service al
5 o'clock instead Of an evening
service at 7:30. We hope you
Rill come and help make this a
fine service.
Christian Endeavor, Seniors
and Intermediates, will meet just
sfter the vesper service instead
Of at 6:45 as heretofore. This
Sunday, however, they will have
TO meeting but will attend the c.
(. convention in Asheville.
". A. executive board-Aon-
day at 3 80.
Prayer meeting-Wedn at
7:3O.
Deacons monthly meeting -
Friday at 1880.
The congregational meeting TO
elect three additional elders will
follow the service Sunday week,
Dec. 10th.
The pastor begins this Sunday
a pastors class of boys and girls
who may be thinking of uniting
with the church, this class to be
received into the church Christ
mas unday, Dec. "a. This class
will meet at tn Sunday school
hour instead of going to their
usual classes, they will attend
this class and also get credit for
Sunday school attendance. The
parents are asked to cooperate
with this.
A cordial welcome to all WISH
tors.
The musical program for the
Presbyterian church Sunday is as
follows:
MORNING SERVICE
Acknowledgements.
Special Music-Selected.
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem - Lift Thine Eyes -
Mendelssohn.
Miss Elizabeth Cannon, organ
list and choir director.
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL
(Non-Sectariani
The Church Of the Open Book

The Church of the Open Book.
K. V. Miller, pastor.
Sunday school at GAS a. m,
led by c. S. Fullbright, superin-
tendent.
Morning service at II o'clock,
with message by the pastor and
observance of the communion of
the Lords Supper.
Evening service at 1880. The
pastor will add to the series
which he has been giving on Sun
day nights one more message on
the subject, when the Russian
Bear Meets the Lion Of Judah,
What Will Happen?" In the light
of recent national events this is
"a timely topic. Two chapters in
the prophecy Of Ezekiel will be
expounded. Cordial welcome to
all.
Young peoples meeting at $50
o. m.
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REV. BEN TAYLOR
IS IMPROVING

Friends of the Rev. Ben Taylor
of Upward. will be interested IN
learning that his condition ap-
nears to be somewhat improved,
since he was stricken with illness
several days ago.
Mr.. Taylor is 80 years OF age.
He has been a minister more than
so wears. He began his ministry
in this county and removed 70
Texas where he labored for ID
wears. and then returned to Hen
derson county. Mr.. Taylor found
ed the Baptist church at Fruit
land.
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FIRST BAPTIST
The Friendly Church) =,

Rev. William Herschel Ford,
pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. NJ
W. B. Sinclair. superintendent.
Preaching services:
Morning. II o'clock - Sermon
by the pastor-"kept BY the
Power Of God"
Evening, 7:30 a. m.-Sermon
by the pastor-"The Seven Won
ders Of Heaven
6:I5-B.Y.P.U.. BAL. and
Story Hour-David 7. Aashburn,
general director.
The Circles Of the WINS. will
meet Monday afternoon as fol-
lows:
The Mamie Bomar, with Mrs.
P. K. Orr, Sixth avenue east, at
8 80 o'clock, with Mrs J. H. Hill
as Joint hostess.
The Fannie Heck with Mrs. W.
c. Powell, Fruitland Institute. at
8 o'clock.
The Sarah Egerton with Mrs.
Lee Rector, Highland avenue at
3 o'clock.
The Martha Sullinger with Mrs.
". II. Gale, Oak street, at 3:30
clock.
The Lottie Moon with Mrs. 2.
4. Egerton, Fifth avenue west at
3 30 o'clock.
The monthly B.Y.P.U. business
meeting will be held Monday
night in the general assembly
room at 1870 o'clock. This is the
hast business meeting 10 be held
this year. Every B.Y.P.C. mem
Der is expected to attend.
Wednesday, 7:30-Regular mid
week prayer service. When you
fail to attend prayer meeting you
will always miss something help
full.
Mrs. ]. C. Morrow. choir d.
rector, and Miss Mary Brooks. or,
ganist, have prepared the follow.
ing special music for the morning
service:
Anthem-"Praise Ye the Lord
-Gounod.
Roy C. Bennett, director Of the
evening choir. has planned the
following special:
Special-"All Hail the Power
of Jesus Name"-T. Richards.
The public is cordially invited
to attend all the services of oul
church. You will find a welcome
here.
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HELD THANKSGIVING
SERVICE In ASHEViLLE

Through an error, announce
ment Of Christian Science Thanks
giving services was made on Wed
nesday, as being held in the To-
cal quarters of the Christian Sci
ence church. The services as an
nounced for here were conducted
at the church at Asheville on
Thursday.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

"God The Only Cause and Crea-
tor will be the subject of the
leSson-sermon in all Churches and
Societies Of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, Dec. 8.
The golden text will be from
Isaiah 43:l5: 81 am the Lord,
your holy one, the creator Of
Israel, your King"
Among the citations which
comprise the lesson-sermon will
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GRACE LUTHERAN
A church With a Nessage)

Rev. A. W. Lippard, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:+5 a. m, Il.
G.. Brown. superintendent.
Morning worship with sermon
a. II. Sermon subject, "A
Knock al Your Door
The Luther League Will meet
az $50.
The Woman's Missionary so
ciecy xlll meet Monday afternoon
a, 8 in the home Of Mrs. Oscar
Latt. Fourth avenue.
The Prayer and STUDY group
w;.l meet Wednesday even!ng al
-l5. The meeting 10 De ne.d
wi:n Mrs. Emma Thompson.
Third avenue.
We invite you 70 worship with
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SATURDAY, DEcEMRr,

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Acts 1880.
Golden Text-Blessed are they
which are prosecuted FOR right
eousness' sake.-Natthew $40.
PauFs third missionary journey,
about 54-53 AID. was character
lied chiefly by MS three years
ministry at Ephesus.
/. IN THE SYNAGOGUE
The ministry Of preaching was
the first phase of Paurs ministry
at Ephesus. Following his usual
custom, Paul began mis- regular
work in the synagogue Of the
Jews. Here he spent three
months. The burden OF MS min
is.ry was the things concerning
the kingdom OF God" In formal
address and in personal argument
ne convincingly taught the peo-
pie. There were some who &C
cepted mis- teaching. but others
in their unoelief and hardness Of
heart rose before the multitude
and bitterly denounced Christian
ity. These opponents were SUI
ficien,lv influential 20 convince
Paul that the aggressive work
which he planned az Ephesus
could not be carried on with the
synagogue as a base.
2. IN THE SCHOOL OF
URANUS
The ministry Of teaching was
now transferred to the school
room of Tyrannus who WAS evil
IDENTIFY a sympathizer and friend.
if not a convert and disciple Of
Paul. IL was most convenient
and strategic meeting-place, and
here Paul arranged to have daily
meetings for instruction and con-
Eultation. Vigorous as the work
was. and hard as it vas on those
who did it, there was no opposi-
ton for a period Of two whole
years. That il was fruitful, there
ia no question.
3. IN THE PROVINCE OF ASIA
The ministry Of evangelism car
ried the gospel through the prov
ince Of Asia. Visitors to Ephesus
from nearby cities and villages
%ere attracted TO the lecture-hall
Of Tyrannus. to hear the Apostle;
and they scattered his teaching
far and wide. over that region.
Very likely also some Of the
Ephesians were sent out TO evan
gelize the surrounding country.
Il is possible that Paul himself
went to various cities in the
and laid the found
ztions of some Of the seven
churches Of Roman Asia.
T. IN THE CITY OF
MAGIC ARTS
The ministry Of miracles con-
founded and convinced the mag;-
clans. In the city where magic
arts were widely practiced and
exceedingly popular, it is little
wonder that Paul was endowed
with miraculous power far sur
passing their highest achieve
ments. In fact, handkerchiefs and
aprons which came in contact
with his body we're carried By the
people and applied 10 their sick
and demoniac friends, effecting
wonderful cures and casting out
evil spirits. Thinking that the
name of Jesus was simply the
magic secret of Paurs wonder
work, some strolling Jews who
professed to deliver from the in
fluence of wicked spirits, decided
TO use it in dealing with cases
brought before them. But "the
man in whom the evil spirit was
leaped on them, and overcame
them, driving them. out of the
house naked and wounded" Like
wild fire the news Of this utter
rout spread through the city and,
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CATHOLIC

Immaculate Conception church.
Rev. Philip O'Msra, pastor.
Mass, communion and sermon
y a. m.
Mass, sermon and benediction
ii a. m. :
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can be legally purchased. It is
also agreed that large quantities
of this liquor will be struggled
into North Carolina from these
wet states.
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the choir.
How Is Central College Financ-
ed? by the pastor.
The public is invited to attend
these services. A special offer
ing will be taken for Central col
lege. 1t is hoped that all will
come prepared to help in this
worthy cause.
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Live Wire Ends
Life OF Transient
Pilot In Winston

WINSTON-SALEM. Dec. q
UPl.-The crash Of a barn
storming homemade airplane
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FIRST METHODIST

Rev. JIaGfe aOSer minister.
Sunday school at PAS a. m.
Fl. c. Ransom, general superin,
tendent; 6. n. Aagoon. teache.
Mems Bible class; Mrs. J. f
Stokes. teacher Susannah Wesley
class: MISS Bessie Allen, teacher
Pailathea Bible class. The aim OF
the local SUNDAY school EVERY
MEMBER OF TIE CHURCH 4
MEMBER OF The SUNDAY
SCHOOL
/! o'clock-&o-ninZ service.
Sermon By Rev. ". B. Wes.. pre-
siding elder OF me Ashevs..e d.
trict. Rev. West all preach Ms
initial sermon a. presiding elder
Of the Asnevj.ie d.scric. N this
church. where re Uas pastor Tor
four years.
s:45 p. m.-Tha Young peoples
societies vii! res:.
T:30 D m.-Even;rg service.
Sermon OF pastor. Theme: A
vital Truth Every Christian
Should Know.
Sfondav-THere will De an all
day meeting OF the WOmar's Mis-
sionary Society in ire par!ors II
the church. This Vjll % harvest
day meeting az which time al the
circles Will meet in A ger"ra!
meeting. This is an annual affair.
The members are requested %
bring lunch. which Will De served
az the noon hour. Every member
Of the society is urgently request
ed 10 be present.
The board Of stewards will not
meet Aonday, Dec. :. ~HIch =
the regular meeting time. This
meeting will be postponed until a
week later. az which time the
board will be served supper ov
the Rev and Mrs. Claude Aoser.
There will De no mid-week ser
vice on Wednesday evening. Inc
pastor viii be in Greensboro on
that date. >,
The public il cordially invited
to attend these services.
You are q stranger here only
once.
Organizt and directress. Miss
Kate DotSon-
MORNING
Anthem-The Lord Is Ny Shep-
herd-AshfOrd
Responss-The Lord Bless Thee
and Keep Thee.
EVENING
Anthem-Now the Day Is Over
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Advertise it or you may
have to keep il.
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sI. LANES EPISCOPAL

Main street at Eighth avenue.
Rev. James P. Burke, rector.
Advent Sunday.
-:3O a. m.-Holy Communion.
$50 q. m. Church School. ,
II a. m.-Morning service and
corporate communion for men
and boys Of the church.