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La gaceta., 1934-07-21
tNUEVO ~SECRETARIO DEL
TRABAJO

Habana, julio 2l.-Tomara
hoy possession de la secretaria
del trabajo, segun Sc diio ano-
che en- ell palacio presidential,
ell DR.. IRogelio Pima, amigo del
Dr.. Miguel Mariana Gomez.
Sabese que ell nombramiento
de Pima fue ratificado en- ell con
sejo de secretaries de aver.
La gaceta., 1934-07-21

cue actuaron sabiamente Guam
60 acordaron dar por finaliza-
do ell conflicto.
Scstiene Green que las Unio-
mes afiliadas a la Federation no
pueden declararse en- huelga de
s'mpatia cuando su conducta
viole contracts firmad0s por
las dos parties.
La gaceta., 1934-07-21

Ell nuevo jefe de policia, con-
firmado por los concejales, es
un hombre liberal, no aborrece
a los ciudadanos de origen ex-
tranjero...
iDecian que era de las tres
K v Sc lie atribuian lntenclones
que no debemos repetir!
Pasada la nube, congratula-
mos a Mr.. Ellsworth, que es
un notable abogado, por su IL
beralismo Y por haber obtenido
la confirmation sin vote en- con
ira.
La gaceta., 1934-07-21
RINA ENTIRE DOS OBREROS

Habana, Julio 21.-La pug
ma entire los obreros nuevOs Y
viejos de los muelles di6 lugar
aver a que Atanasio Gonzalez,
un obrerO viej9, agrediera a
yer a uno nuevo, lesionandolo.
Los llamados obreros nuevos
son rompehuelgas utilizados en-
la primera epoca del gobierno
de Mendieta.
La gaceta., 1934-07-21

De las cinco criaturitas que
traio a mundo la Sra. Dionne.
la vecina de Corbeil, en- Onta-
rio, una de elias pesa va cua-
tro libras... La mas "menudita'
aun no ha llegado a las tres Ii
bras.
Las cuatro que nacieron en-
Sac City, Iowa, teniendo por
madre a la Sra. Wycoff... Sc
mantienen "fuertes y saluda-
bles".
La cosecha es abundante, aun
cue ell "fruto" es de POGO tama-
no y peso.
La gaceta., 1934-07-21
DEFUNCIONES

Francis Ayala, de 46, falleci6
aver en- su domicilio, casa mum.
1888 de la Gale Chestnut, en-
West Tampa. La fecha del en-
tierro no ha sido fijada aun.
La gaceta., 1934-07-21

Ha resultado una "falsa alar-
ma" 10 de la ciudadana ruma-
ma que diera vida a seis criatu-
ras, de una vez.
Con solo dos aumento la Sra.
Jordas ell numero de futuros
2ldados del rey Carol, 'pillin"
entire 10 "pillines".
La gaceta., 1934-07-21

tCuando ell pueblo chino es-
tablecera la mOda de decapitar
a los generates ladrones, en- lu-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-04-14

DEALING IA producing royalties alsS
lease tracts n AreAar County. mear
big wells AZ shallow aapshe. W.
J. Do1bss Wilson Bta8.s Dallas
Iexas. $50
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-04-14

NM. waEaNE as-eB-ew. g.
0fviile Thomas e& an 20 MnTl
Nsaklns IL q ~ Lots 9. Z. Sec,
&-3A.SW "a
RFuno r. wink1er e Tx t. lss
Nassenal Bank Browning Ia 81 ~
NBNW1 - NbNE4 9e- aW. 81
AssagNMENr OIL q cas- LEASES
Lessee dated S-e-32 on saSW3 14.
sz-0W. 81
Il. c. Tarrant. "a Al 70 Grant on
Company. Lease covering s8SWa "a
Saw.
OPERATING AGREEMENT
Chas Grant Of Cut Bank 10 santa
Rita Oh and Gas CO. ssgws 14-Sa.
eW. 81
ckETxFACAxE OF mMDEARTEOw
bruaQ r. Wznkler e ux 10 shf
aiseier Co. redeems NaNW Is; N3NEs
98-Gs-8W. $3.50.
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the Ford Building 70 report on
it's recommendation for the Cut
Bank field drilling program, and
at that time the state board win
adopt the program as part Of
the committees rules and regu-
lations for petroleum conserve
ton.
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GLACIER COUNTY
ny Chaser Ceg Abstract
o. Cat BanlE. AEomf.

WARRANTY MEEB@
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@cCahe. Cut Hank. Ia int NWs
n -2S-EWa
Rosa wgnk1er b Santa Rita on
and Gas Co. Cut BANK 50 3-ass oil
gas Nv3 zsS-6W. s..
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l. =. MeCuray 20 ~ l. Eoreman
Ia Of 1es E4SW z1-z5-eW. 81.
same % noderiek Henderson. Nse.
2s-S4-Gw. a.
]. 4. Finn 70 Mrs.. G. W. Ffke.
Is BW kSHA 1@-a4-sW. 81
Same 70 Andrew 81 Baird ~ SEA
SEA, t9-34-GW. 81.
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McCurtiy Ia Of 1k NW2 WaNEt
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-04-14

NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDEns AND
CREDITORS or sUNBURsT OIL
REFINING COMPANY
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Drilling W

Drilling tn a Quarts formation
that may BE- o air or dahs. the
Rehal-strode test on STROBE dome
* the sweetgrass Hiils has been
making only feet . tour dur-
ing the past week and has reach
ed 1884 feet without getting the
Madison lime. II is believed that
the lime contact VIII Be- found
At around l700.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-04-14

Applications Tor permits FOR oil
and gas prospecting filed n the
Crest Fails land office bars tot
aled 40 since January 1, accord
ing to Registrar Tom Coroally.
This Is nearly as many aa FILED
throughout 1888 and reflects
increased interest in oil pros
peeting IN Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-04-14

EEs
AbAAAEA OH COMPANY LISTED
(KN LIQUIDATION
IN THE NATTER or the Windina
up Art. (Dominf0nb
NOTICE Il hereby given that the
Undersigned win on the Goth day Of
April, A. D., 1884. AZ the hour Of
1880 o'clock IA the forenaon. as hia
Chambers IN the Court HoHse City
81 Calgary, Province Of Alberta.
appoint William ireland. Of CasEary.
Alberta, Chartered Accountant, or such
other person or corporation as J may
decide. as Permanent LdQuidafor az the
above named Company.
Let all interested parties then
attend.
Fisher and Mcdonald. cazeary.
Alberta, solicitors for the applicant
Dated at Calgary, Alberta, this 9TH
day Of April. A. D.. 1884.
l. r. CLARRY,
Date Of publication April a. 1884
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-04-14
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest TO Refners and Marketer

MDBkNAaa8 WAANkNu
march gasoline continued 70 SHOW gain n
gasoline business in Montana 1888 the refiners and
narhetsrs were getting this business the In
duatv would be correupondngly improved collections
amounted TO 321s7s against s12ss47 the month year
ago the frat three months are s1sSss
more than for the corresponding period OF 1883.
n
sUBsTTTUrORe FACE JAIL
Two facing Brooklyn T. HAVING
been found guilty substituting gasoline for hh grade
products garage purpOrted only Standard o. New
YORK gas that other being dumped into
tanks.
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NOTICE TO ST0CKHOLDEHG AND
CREDITORS or SUNBUMsT OIL
q REFINING COMPANY
Pursuant TO the order Of the United
States District Court in and for the
District Of Montana. Great Falls
Division, duly made and given on the
10th day Of April, 1884 notice Is
hereby given that on the 18th day OF
April. 1884. at the hour Of ten o'clock
IN the forenoon thereof, or as soon
thereafter ~ the matter may be
heard, ct the Court Room in said
court in the Federal Building il the
city Of Great Falls. Montana the
petition Of the undersigned John II.
Hamilton. as Receiver Of the sunburst
OH 4 Refining Company. for authority
to sell TO international Pipe Line
Company, q certain oil storage tank
OF IS 600 barrels capacity, situated on
the property Of eunbnrsf on & Re-
timing Company in Cascade Connty,
Montana, to which petition reference
IS hereby made for particulars, viii
be heard at which time and place
any person interested therein may
appear and show cause. II any be
have. why said Receiver should not
he authorized and empowered By said
court to sell said property, under the
terms ret forth In said petition.
DATED this 10th day OF April, 1884.
JOHN H. HAMILTON,
AS Receiver Of Sunburet OIL
a Refining Company
Date Of publication, April IA, 1883.
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ONE VEL.

tcentinued from Rags ones
we'll and to the field. operators
say.
The committee appointed will
meet next wednesday evening In
the office Of q. B. Coolidge in
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tUamaaaea EFoEn FaWa Asss5
reported preparing 70 aria in
what IL tened tbs ''poor sans
field" wells can be drilled
with small machines at very low
cost IN . few days' time.
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Testimonial
(UmsoaaeaeeA)


HONE OIL 3 REFINING co,
CITY
GENTLEMEN:
I drive Ford car and have been using
Home gasoline throughout the past winter. / con-
ndered Home gasoline ordinary gasoline until
recently when ran out Of gas and had my tank
filled with some nationally advertised gasoline not
manufactured in Montana. The following morning
had trouble in getting my motor started That was
q new experience since with Home gasoline bad
never had trouble In the cedest weather Also I
found that I had 20 use the choke most Of the way
down town, whereas used the choke after
once getting started with Home Furthermore, my
motor bucks" with this imported brand until Il
gets hot. Needless today, am more than convinced
that Home gasoline Is the superior fuel for cold
weather operation.
Very truly yours
Letter on file in Offios Of Home OIL Raining Coz
Home Oil and Refining Co.
GREAT FALLS, MONTANA
Evening star., 1934-09-29
TOPICS SELECTED
FOR TWO SERMONS
Or. Raphael H. Miller Will
Preach at National
City Christian.

DR.. Raphael H. Miller, minister Of
the National City Christian Church,
announces his sermon topics for to-
morrow: THE Rebound of Eternity" at
the morning service and Getting
Back to Earth" at the evening service.
Guest artists at the morning service
will be Lyman McCrary, organist, and
Joshua Tyler, harpist. They will play
Ave Maria" by Bach Gounod, and
lie Cygne." by Saint-Saens. Mrs
Helen Turley, contralto soloist, will
sing THE Stranger Of Galilee," by
Morris. A mixed quartet. singing
"Oh for a Closer Walk With God"
by Foster. will be heard at the eve
ming service.
Tomorrow will also be Promotion day
in the church school with special serv-
ices in the church auditorium at 1910
O'Clock by the combined school. Rev.
j. RAYMOND Mills, minister OF religious
education, and Miss Ida Mcmillan,
superintendent Of the church school,
will preside.
The Woman's Council will meet
Tuesday at IL O'Clock in the social
hall. 1903 Vermont avenue Mrs. E. v.
Pugh. president, requests members to
be present. Mrs. Frank A. Linzel will
be guest speaker, Mrs. H. H. Carter
will lead the devotional period and
Mrs. Myra McCathran Myers. soloist,
will make up the program. Mrs. Ever
EFT L. Dix, program chairman, has
arranged an entertaining educational
program for the entire season.
A home coming church night supper
has been arranged by DR.. r. H. Miller
for Thursday at 5:45 o'clock. The
public is invited. Reservations must
be made by Wednesday noon.
The Dramatic Club of the Young
Peoples Council. will present at the
social hall. three one-act plays,
"Smsrty's Party" "A Child in the
House" and Hist! She's q Mani" next
Friday evening.
DR.. Miller pastor, supported by the
musical staff, w. E. Braithwaite, d.
rector and tenor; Mrs. Helen Turley,
contralto: Mrs B. D. Shreve. soprano,
and the church choir. will conduct the
service for the Columbia Broadcasting
Systems Church Of the Air" October
7. from 10 TO 10: 80 am, Eastern stand
ard time.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO LEAD SERVICE
Rally and Promotion Exer.
else at st. PauI's Lutheran
to Be Held Tomorrow.

At st. Pauls Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning the services will be
In charge of the Sunday School under
the direction Of Lindley G. Schmidt,
superintendent. Following the school
session special rally and promotion
service will be held at IL am. Sew
enty-five pupils will be promoted and
pageant ITO Greater Tasks" will be
presented by members Of the school.
An address will be delivered by DR..
Raymond Seegar, guest speaker. and
special musical numbers will be rend-
cred by Miss Irene Lerch. Mrs. George
F. Waltz and Mr.. Albert Bell.
At 7 o'clock the Luther League will
conduct service led by Margaret
Stirewalt. This service will be pre-
ceeded by fellowship supper at $50
pm.
The pastor. DR.. Henry w. SNYDER Is
at Dayton, Ohio, where he is partici-
pating In services incident to the
Women's Biennial Missionary Conven-
ton.
The Mems Club will meet Wednes-
day evening. William F. Dismer will
present description of racing pigeons
illustrated by slow-motion pictures.
The Ladies Aid Society will also
meet Wednesday evening in a business
meeting to be followed by a brief en-
tertainment
A preparatory service will be con-
Quoted Friday evening and the cor-
munion administered. The commu-
MON will be continued October 7,
morning and evening.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
|TOP|C IS CHOSEN
|BY DR.. RASMUSSEN
Luther Place Congregation
to Hear Sermon on
my Church."

DR.. Carl c. Rasmussen, pastor Of
Luther Place Memorial Church, will
preach the third sermon in his series
of sermons on My Church" tomor-
row at IL o'clock. His subject will be
My Church-Her Worship"
Mrs. Cornelia Long Kinsella, direc-
tor -organist, has selected "Adagio
Cantabile," by Haydn. as the organ
prelude to the service and Grand
Choeur." by Spence, as the postlude.
The choir will sing the anthem,
Guide Me, o Thou Great Jehovah. "
Miss Verna Richie will render as
offertory solo, God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears" by Roma.
Tomorrow morning is Rally day and
Promotion day in the Sunday school.
Beginning at GAS, the combined de-
partments will participate in special
program.
The Aid Society will meet for
luncheon at 1890 Wednesday. The
business meeting will follow. Lunch
con hostesses, Mrs. Frank Keefer, Mrs.
Henry Eberly, Mrs. William C. Cron-
enberg and Mrs. H. H. Rowland
The Church Council will meet at
the parsonage Wednesday evening.
The Woman's Prayer Guild will
meet Friday from to pm
The Fall preparatory service will be
held Thursday at 8 pm. Two COM
munion services will commemorate the
Lords Supper, October 7, one at am.
and the second at IL o'clock.
The Mems Fellowship announces,
through its president. the following
officers and committee: Capt H. w.
Riess, president: Lloyd Nelson, vice
president: George Eberly, secretary;
Arthur Briscoe, treasurer Executive
Committee, Dr. Rasmussen, DR.. Will
liam J. Showalter, Irving L. Koch.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
MOVING UP TOPIC
|. OF DR.. H0LL|STER
Chevy Chase Pastor to
Preach on Theme To.
morrow Morning.

At the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning Moving
Up" will be the subject of DR.. H. H.
HOLSTERS sermon. The Hearthstones
will meet at 5 o'clock in the young
topic for discussion. The Fireside
Group will meet at 100 at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Hollister; the Collie
gians at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. r. Grinstead. 1901 Morrison street,
and the Young Peoples Society in
the young peoples room. The Col
legians will discuss Gambling" and
thu Young Peoples Society will begin
new series of programs. using DR..
Jastrow's book. "Piloting Your Life" as
a basis for their discussions.
Promotion Sunday will be observed
in the church school. The regular
meeting will be followed by a special
service in the church. DR.. Hollister
will speak on the meaning of promo
ton Sunday. The subject for dis
cussion in the mothers class this Fall
will be Family Relationships" A
new class will be formed Sunday
morning. the first session to be held
one week from Sunday. with Mrs.
Marian Taylor as leader. The first
topic will be Thinking Religion
Through. in the Light of Modern
Problems"
A meeting of the Missionary So
ciety will be held in the assembly
room Wednesday at II O'Clock Miss
Ernestine Niemeyer, missionary from
Bogota, South America. will be the
speaker. Mrs. Lewis Russell and Mrs.
Wilbur La Roe will report on the
Hood College conference. The solo,
ist will be Mrs. Robert H. Harmon
Luncheon will be served at l2:45
O'Clock, after the meeting. A meet
ing of the Womans Guild will be
held after the missionary luncheon.
The Young Peoples Society will
have a dinner and social evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Feeser. AIT Raymond street, Wednes-
day at $50 o'clock
The Semi Circle will have a party
in the church house Friday evening
Evening star., 1934-09-29
Epworth League

The Epworth League Board and
Methodist Youth Council will meet
Wednesday evening at McKendree M.
e. Church. All Epworth Leasuers and
members of the young peoples church
school department are invited.
The Conference League will hold an
institute rally dinner next Saturday
at 6 o'clock in the Catonsville M. Z.
Church. Catonsville, Md. Ed Weston
will act as toastmaster. Arrange for
reservations at the board meeting
Wednesday evening.
Plans are being made for the booth
festival october 16, at Hamline
Church. The donations to the fes-
tival will be distributed to the Meth
odist Home for the Aged. the Swartz-
ell Home for Children and Deaconess
Home. Make reservations for booth
space through Miss Audrey Thrift, lot
Upsal street southeast
Joseph Rice, former Washington In
stitute manager and recreational
leader. has been appointed to the
Conference Board of Epworth Leagues.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
THE TESTED CHRIST
IS PASTORS TOPIC
Columbia Heights Christian Pro.
gram Includes Song Sermon
Tomorrow Evening.

At Columbia Heights Christia n
Church tomorrow morning the topic
will be The Tested Christ" In the
evening the informal evangelistic
service, led by the junior choir, under
the direction of Mrs. William Collins,
will take the form of song sermon,
The Ivory Palaces" This is a ser
mon written on the song by Harry
Barraclough.
Promotion day will be observed at
the Sunday School service. Prayer
meeting, led by Andrew Wilson. will
be held Thursday night, when the
topic will be Doubling the Preacher S
Power"
The Business Women's Group of
the Womens Council will meet Mon
day at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss
Mary Chisholm. and the Tarrant
Group with Mrs. Alley Wednesday.
when Mrs. Raymond Mills Of the Ma
tional City Church will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
CHURCH TO MARK
PROMOTION DAY
Eldbrooke M. E. Church School
Will Hold Observance To-
morrow Morning.

promotion day" will be observed in
the church school at Eldbrooke M. E.
Church tomorrow morning.
The pastor, Rev Walter M. Michael,
will speak tomorrow morning on Non
whitening Christians. and in the
evening on The Place of Com
muniOn."
The Church School Board will hold
business session at pm. followed
by tea.
The first quarterly conference will
be held at 8 pm Monday with Dr.
B. w. Meeks. superintendent of the
Washington district. in charge.
The Boys Athletic Club will meet
at pm on Tuesday with Coach H.
H. Loveland directing. A club will
be organized for the girls at later
date.
Prayer meeting will be held We'd
nesday evening with the pastor as
leader Choir rehearsal will be held
the same evening.
Patience Circle will hold Chinese
and American luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Herbert E. Riley. 5000 Wis
consin avenue, Thursday at 1870 am.
Dawson Circle will present an enter
tainment in the social hall Friday
evening. A Hawaiian orchestra will
be featured and refreshments will be
on sale.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
|DR. S|zOO SELECTS |
SERMON THEME|
"Life UnfuIfiIIed" Will Be
Topic at Evening Service
Tomorrow.

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning DR..
Joseph R. Sizoo will have for his
subject Life Unfulflled." At 8 pm.
he will deliver the meditation at the
Sunday evening vesper hour.
The Young Peoples Society will
meet at 645 o'clock, when Maynard
Whitney will lead the discussion on
Worth While Aims for the Year
Ahead"
At $50 am. the church Bible
school will observe its promotion ex-
ercises. DR. Sizoo will present the
diplomas and awards.
A dinner conference of the officers
and teachers. together with the lead
ers of every organized group in the
life of the church. will be held at the
Lee House Tuesday at o'clock. DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin. president of
George Washington University. will
preside. Judge Fay L. Bentley of the
Juvenile Court will be one Of the
speakers. A limited number of reser-
vations are available for the members
and friends of the church.
Next Thursday evening midweek
service will be observed. in the Lin
coin Chapel.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
CHURCH ARRANGES|
FOR ANNIVERSARY
Lincoln Road Congregation
to Hold Series of Birth
day Services.

Or Robert S. Barnes. the new min
lister c. Lincoln Roed Methodist Epis-
eopal Church. has announce - r-sA s
celebration of the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the organization of the
church vii! begin tomorrow. The
sermon in the morning will be deliv-
cred by the district superintendent
DR.. BENJAMIN M. Meeks, and in the
evening DR. G. Ellis Williams, pastor
of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church. Frederick, Md. who was the
second minister of the church. Spe-
cial music will be by the choir The
offertory solo in the morning will be
sung by Miss Margaret Northen. In
the evening Miss Phebe Stine will give
How Beautiful Upon the Mountains y
by Harker. as the offertory solo.
The actual anniversary is october
8. Miss Stine, general chairman OF
the committee. announces program
has been arranged for that evening
when most of the former pastors will
return and give short greetings. Mrs.
Thelma M. Rector, former soloist
of the church. will sing. accompanied
bv Mrs. Geneva Wallace Mitchell. a
former organiSt. Twenty-Five candles
on a large birthday cake Will be
lighted by charter members and other
members who have belonged to the
church more than 20 years. This Will
be followed by reception IN the
social room.
The young peoples department VIII
have a candlelight tea Tuesday eve
ming. On Thursday the womens or
carnations are sponsoring luncheon
to which all women Of the church are
invited. Thursday evening Will be
membership night, when the minister
will conduct a prayer and consecra-
tion service. Friday evening will be
given over to the Sunday school ana
Bow Scouts for a rally program.
On october 7 the series Of services
will close. Dr.. James Shera Mont
somerv, chaplain of the United States
House of Representatives, will deliver
the sermon at the morning service
In the evening a pageant, The Lost
Church" will be given by the Young
Peoples Department.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
JESUS AS A FRIEND
THEME FOR SERMON
Rev. Vernon N. Ridgely to Preach
Both Morning and Evening at
Calvary M. E. Church.

1.-THE Friendliness of Jesus is the
sermon topic of Rev Vernon N.
Ridsely, pastor of Cavalry M. Z.
Church. tomorrow morning. ana at
night. Moral Courage" The senior
Choir, under direction Of LOUIS Potter
will sing at both services.
The Mems Glass will have charge OF
the service at the Home for Incur
sbles tomorrow at o'clock, with Leon
Wood, president of the class, IN
charge. Mrs. Helen Gettle and Miss
Brown will sing. Next Sunday the
Mems Glass at their regular session at
$40 am. will hear Miss Aurella Beck
radio artist. in special solos. She Will
be accompanied by Mrs. Clara Wolle.
The devotional service will be held
Thursday at O'Clock. The minister
will give brief devotional talk.
Finley Cheston. president Of the
Young Peoples Department, with his
several officers assisting, has prepared
a special opening service for next Sun
day evening for the young people.
Miss Martha Johnston will have
charge of the tea at o'clock and Miss
Joan Miner will lead in the devotional
service at O'Clock. Miss Dorothea
Eicholz will furnish special piano Sc
lections.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery will
be the speaker at Mems Class twenty
fourth anniversary dinner october 10
at $50 pm. Frank K. Sanderson will
sing.
The women's all-day meeting will be
held Tuesday at 1890 am. Mrs.
Harry A. Havens, District president of
the w. F. NJ s.. will install officers,
Mrs. John Edwards, president of the
Home Society. will lead the business
meeting at 1890. Mrs. John Bixler,
president Of the guild will preside at
] 30 pm. At 8 pm. Mrs. 10y Brodie
will entertain members of Circle No.
at her home