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PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. l.. 4. WildS. ID. d.. pastor.
Sunday school AT GAS. Harold
Flanagan, superintendent. Classes
for all ages. Mems class in the
church house.
Morning worShip-.ll o'clock
sermon subject. The Mark of =
Christian
Vesper service-5 o'clock-scr-
mon subject, II Am the Truth"
Special music has been arranged
for these services as follows:
MORNING
Anthem-"Make a Joyful Noise
Wilson.
Anthem: Father in Heaven
Handle.
EVENING
Duet-"In the Gardcn"--MileS,
Young people - intermediates
and juniors 2:30.
The Woman'S auxiliary will
meet Monday afternoon at $3.50 in
the Sunday school building. Fol
lowing the Auxiliary meeting the
benefit tea for the church house
will be held.
Mems monthly mceting-TueS-
day. Supper at 7 o'clock, follow
cd by the program.
Prayer meeting Wednesday,
ut 1870, in the church house.
A cordial welcome To visitors.
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FIRST METHODIST
DR. G. Il. Combs, minister;

DR. G.. X. Combs, minister.
g.15 n. m.-Church school.
Morning Thcme-"God and Our
Present Confusion"
Evening Theme-Third in the
series on "TextS That Have Made
History. Theme for this evening
"The Religion of a Great Ag-
nOStic." 80
The Senior Epworth League Will
meet in the church parlor immed-
lately after the evening worship.
The following special music has
been arranged for Sunday:
MORNING
Anthem Will Lift Up Mine
Eyes, by Jones.
RespOnse-Hear Our Prayer =
God-DankS.
EVENING
Vocal solo-The Lost Chord
Sullivan-MrS. Walter Allen.
Organist and director, Miss Kate
DOtSon.
Circle meetings are announced
for Monday as follows:
800 p. M, Circle /, with Mrs
S. NJ. Garreh, Flat Rock road.
300 p. M, Circle 2, with Mrs
w. A. Groce. 1915 Hyman avenue,
300 p. M, Circle 3, with Mrs
4. l.. Gurley, Fifth avenue west.
$3.50 p. M, Circle ), with Mrs
Vim & Armstrong, 1920 High
land avenue.
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SENATE V0TES FOR
EXTENSION R.F.C.
CONTINUED from ptre onel

(Contlnued from pire one)
and Farm Authority. Al of them
are agencies whose only source of
funds is the RFC. The ill gave
President Roosevelt autfmity to
dissolve them ahead Of the if it
seems expedient.
The senate has acted wrh I'M
precedented unanimity on its first
two "must" bills. 1t passed the
Spanish neutrality resolution 81
to 0.
After the session the banking
and currency committee head
Secretary of the Treasury Heny
Morgenthau, Jr., in secret session
urge adoption of bills to extenA
the presidents dollar devaluatior
authority and the S2,000,000,00O
sterilization fund. 1t decided to
approve them. The house banking
and currency committee approved
them earlier for consideration
next week. Both powers expire at
the end of this month.
The house was not in session.
Sen. Hugh L. Black, D., Ala,
introduced a bill to speed up SUI
preme court consideration Of i'm
portant cases.
Meanwhile house Democratic
leaders sought the support Of the
party's regional whips to block in
flation and short work week bills
not wanted by the White House.
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THE SAVIOUR LEADS
To CONVERSION
SISTER MARY'S MENU
BY NEA Service


A SHARP sauce can make a dull
"A meat bright; a smooth sauce
gives a plain meat grace.
Bacon Sauce
One very small onion, 8 strips
bacon, ga tablespoon -four, / tea
spoon salt, 1-8 teaspoon pepper,
ll-2 tablespoons vinegar, ! cup
boiling water.
Chop onion and bacon. Turn in
to frying pan and cook until
brown. Add flour, mix we'll, and
brown. Season with salt and pep
per. Stir in vinegar. Lower fire
and add cup hot water and cook
until sauce begins to thicken.
With veal or fowl this sauce goes
merrily.
Green Pepper Horseradish Sauce
One cup milk, 2 tablespoons
cracker crumbs, Ia cup freshly
grated horseradish. 2 tablespoons
butter, salt and pepper to taste.
IA cup finely chopped green pep
per. ..'
- Combine all ingredients in top
Of double boiler. Cook over boil
ing water for 20 minutes. For fish,
leftover meat croquettes when
hot, and when chilled for meat or
fish in gelatin moldS, this sauce is
a,sure-fre success.
Platter Sauce for Broiled Steak
One tablespoon butter, l-8 tea
spoon dry mustard, / teaspoon
condensed spiced tomato sauce. !
teaspoon chilli sauce, salt. pepper
and cayenne paprika, tablespoon
chopped parsley. 60 rs
Rub hot steak nlattar with gar
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Cage Foes ToUse
'Etowah System
In Early Clash
Etowah and Edneyville
Will Both Be Using Plan,
Is minated

ETOW All, Jan. l6.--indicatlonS
point to Il battle Of the "Etowah
system" when the basketeers OF
l,towah clash with EdnCyville next
Thursday night ut the Flat Rock
gymnasium in the annual meeting
OF the teams OF the two instit"-
lions.
The Etowah Indians. longtime
users and chief opponents OF the
zone defense in this section, havd
learned through scouts jhat THEN
rivals from the other end of the
county have adopted the Etowah
system. with slight variations, and
will probably attempt to give them
a dose Of their own medicine whoE
the teams meet Thursday. Warn
eli by this knowledge, the Etowah
quintet, under the tutclagc OF
Coach Ammons, has gore into ScrI-
Gus training and plan by the time
of the game TO have 4 defense
thrown M that even The strongest
Edneyville cannonadinG cannot
penetrate with any serious dam
age.
Aside from the fact that the
came promises to be battle OF
the Etowah system unless Edncy-
Vile makes last minute change.
the game will have another unique
feature in that the teams will T."
the most thoroughly secuted out
fits TO oppose each other thr$ sea
l'yon. Informed on unimpcachaDie
authority that Edncyv.I!c had
taken Il few leaves from Wallace
Wadc's scouting book and had
done practically everything in the
way Of scouting except MAKE ne
lures OF the indians in action, ITO
wah threw It's ace scouts into the
field Thursday night when Edncy-
VILE played Flat Rock, with the re-
suit that these scouts returned 10
Etowah Friday armed with more
knowledge Of Edncyyilic than Ed
NEVILLE probably knows about
itself.
Season records plac" the Etowah
and EdncyNlllc girls on pIaCLi'"''!
an even basis: but III" Etowah
boys will enter the game rs under
dogs on account of Edncyvl!!e
having run some top heavy scores
lin past contests, feat which the
Braves have been unable rs yet TO
duplicate. -,
The -Edncyville rivalry IS
one of the oldest in the county. 4
check-up of former contests shows
the Edneyvillites to have the edge
on the Indians in so far as VIC
tories are concerned. But to off
set this the Indians recall mum
her of times when they have en-
tered contests against Edncyville
as undcrdOgs and have como
4, crashing through to a startling
win: and when they take the floor
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Etowah Chooses
81 Superlatives
Willie Refner, Wick Will
liams Most Studious

Willie Hefner of Horse Shoe'
nd Wick Williams of Yale, nave
cen selected as the most StudlouS
.udents in this years senior elias"
d the Etowah high school. TheN
,ere named at meeting Friday
yhcn the class selected It's super,
.tives. Other Supcrlativcs named
we're as follows:
Prettiest. Dona V. Wright;
hndsomcst boy, Jack Duncan
ratest girl. Willie Hefner; neat
ct boy. Frank Dalton; clevereSs
al. Dona V. Wright; clevereSL
by, Gordon HollingSworth; best
qll sport, Virginia Cash; best boy
sort, Jack Merrill.
Most athletic girl, Virginia
Cash; most athletic boy, Jack Mer-
III; cutest girl, Amy Sue Laugh
tr; cutest boy, Jack Merrill; best
cescd girl, Willie Hefncr; best
ccsscd boy, Frank Dalton; class
hby, Ruby Collins.
Woman hatcr, Hillary Boyd
nm hater, Rose Bray; class fiirt'
Icne Cox; class Romeo, Gordon
bllingsworth: elias Juliet. Ruby
'thuck" Collins; most popular
al, Dona V. Wright; most popu-
ID boy, Jack Merrill; class muSl-
cin, Willie Hefner.
iFriendliest girl, Virginia Cash
ffend!icst boy, Max Drake; most
mdest girl, Willie Hcfner; most
mtdest boy, Gordon Holdings
worth; class grandma, Rose Bray;
class grandpa. Jack Merrill; wit
test, Gordot Hollingsworth; quiet
est girl, Vile Hefner: quietest
boy, EdwardBlythe;; livelieSt girl
irene Cox; liNiiest boy, Jack Mer-
rill.
Most attractive girl, Amy Sue
Laughter; mot attractive boy
Jack Merrill; CLINT. Frank Dalton
most dignified, \ Nonnie Drake
class pet, Ruba Collins; class
primp, Dona V. Wright.
Old maid, ChucP Collins; bache'
lor, Lloyd Garren and class Cos
sipcr, Nonnie Drak.
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ter that shall give him Sha"
never thirst.-John i:l4.
Here is the gracious saviour
giving the water of life. II cos
him his own life. But ne gave MS
life in order to give the water OF
life. He was smitten on Caviar!
as the rock was smitten in the
wilderness in order that the me
giving streams might issue. forth
to save mankind from death.
Here is thirsty soul RECEIVING
the water OF life. He receives II
pcnitently. He receives it by taith.
BE takes it into his heart, IKE
willing and withercd plant wei,
comes the shower out OF the ciouo
or the runlct from the canal. Az
once he is revived.
Here is a redeemed soul saved
land satisfied forever. He may De
icrossjng a desert but "the river
I,r God, which is full of water
Psalm $50. The pilgrimage
nav be long but it terminates az
"a river, the streams whereof 3,,
hall make glad the city OF Goa
, Psalm 46.l).
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lie. Dot with butter, then dust on
the dry ingredients and sprinkle
sauces over all. Sprinkle with
chopped parsley. When butter
melts. tip platter so that butter
gathers all the other ingredient,
and blends them together. When
the steak is broiled. smack it pip.
ing hot on top of this sauce. Turn
once, then serve.
Cucumber Tomato Sauce for
Fish Fillets
One large cucumber, can con-
denSed tomato soup, l-2 teaspoon
salt, a pinch of cayenne pepper.
Peel cucumber and chop. Ir
saucepan, place chopped cucum-
Der and can Of condensed toma-
to soup. Simmer until the cucum-
Der is cooked down to nothing but
a pulp, about Is inmates. Sea.
SON with salt and CAYENNE. n
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL
(Premillenial, Fundamental,
Undenominational)

Undenominational)
Rev. Sherman Patterson, temp
orary pastor.
Sunday school at GAS Il. M, in
charge of Thomas Loflin. Glasses
for all ages.
Morning service IL O'Clock,
in charge of the Senior Young
People of the church.
Evening service 1880 o'clock
Sermon by the pastor.
At Gas p. IN. the prayer group
will meet in the prayer room.
The Young Peoples group will
meet at $50 p. m.
On Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock the mid-week prayer meet
ing will be held.
On Thursday evening ut 2:3O
o'clock the Ladies' Prayer group
will meet at the church.
The public is cordially invited
to worship with US.
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ABSENTEE BALLOT
EXEMPTION BEING
SOUGHT FOR POLK

RALEIGH, Jan. iG.--A bill to
exempt Polk county from the pro-
visions of the absentee ballot law
insofar Ms it applies to county Of
ticcrS was introduced in the sen
ate yesterday by Senator +. 7.
Bacon of Polk.
His measure is patterned after
similar legislation adopted IN 1880
for Haywood county and in 1913 ]
for Buncombc county. Use of the
absentee ballot would be permitted
in primaries and general elections
FOR national. state and legislative
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GRACE LUTHERAN

Rev. A. w. Lippard, pastor.
Sunday School GAS, Harry f.
Eatzenmoyer, superintendent.
Morning worship, with sermon
at IL o'clock. The choir will give
the anthem, My Light and My
Salvation" by Thomas. ;,
The recently elected Church
Councilmen will be Installed at the
morning service.
The Luther League will meet
at 6 80 p. m. ", -
!. The brotherhood will hold their
January meeting in the home OF
Few. and Mrs. A. w. Lippard Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock.
We invite you to worship with
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-16
REFUSE HARWOOD'S
LICENSE 3RD TIME

RALEIGH, Jan. To- For the
third time, the council Of the state
bar denied a petition yesterday, TO
restore the law license of j. H.
HARDWOOD of Bryson City, former
superior court judge, who was dis
barred and sent to prison for
tampering with state revenue de-
partment records.
Henry NJ. London. secretary of
the council, said the vote on the
question was unanimous, except
for one member who did not cast
q ballot. - 49, 49,
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TAKE THE WATER
OF LIFE FREELY

Cd The Water of Life Saves.
It is Giving water" 1t is "thc wa
ter of life" 1t is life-giving be-
fore it is DEMONSTRATING.
(2) The Water Of Life Sancti-
fies. See how Jesus cleanscd the
soiled and faded life at Jacobs
Well!
CD The Water of Lii G
Strengthens. Is any one faint with
thirst? Here is refreshment and
inward strengthening for any fur
Their trip and task.
(4) The Water Of Life Salts
flies. The deepest longingS of the
human heart can find peace no
where else. The highest warnings
OF the soul are gratificd only in
God.
(5) The Water of Life Serves.
The saved life becomes serving
life. And here is the secret. He
who takes the water of life be-
comes himself an arteSian well of
refreshing for the desert world
around him.
CO The Water Of Life Is Free.
"The gift of God" 1t cannot be
purchased. 1t cannot be manufac-
tured. 1t cannot be obtained from
any one else but God. He gives it
without money and without price.
Gu The Water of Life Is for
All. 1t was for the woman Of
Sychar as well as for Nicodemus
the ruler of the Jews. II was for
anybody anywhere, and every
body everywhere, who will come.
(S) The Water of Life Is to Be
Taken. 1t is not to be looked at
and admired and even commend
ed and eulogized. The blessing
comes only to whatsoever drink
eth"
co. The Water of Life Has
Been Tested. As Jacob drank
from JacOS'S Well, SO prophets
and apostles, kings and subjects,
rich and poor, have drunk the wa
ter Of life out of the well of sal
vation. They have tested it in life
and death and found it true for
time and eternity.
l0) The Water of Life Will
Abide Forever. The apocalyptic
seer was shown "a river of water
of life, clear as crystal, proceed
ing out of The throne of God and
of the Lamb" (Rcv. 22:D. And
so with forward look we often
sing "Shall we gather at the riv-
err"
GOLD IN THE
GOLDEN TEXT
Whosoever dI.inkcth of the W.
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WEST HENDERSoNVILLE
BAPTIST CHURCH

Near corner of Hebron and IA
naga streets. y'...
Rev.. n. B.'Phillps, pastor.
Sunday schooE10 q. M, Jun
ms Higgins, superintendent.
Preaching Services-Second and
fourth Sundays, IL a. m. and s
p. m.
R B.Y.P.U.-Sunday nights at z
p m.
Prayer meeting-each Wednes-
day night at s p. m.
Visitors are always welcome.
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ADMINISTRATORS N0TIU

Having qualified ~ admins
Tor o. the estate OF C.. H. 81
deceased. this j. to u".ii. ~ \
sons having claims Jgalas ]
estate 20 present ;Grm 500 ,t !
dcrsigncd on or before N, a
day of January. 1873. OF 'a,,
tee Will be p!yadoa iH har &,
covcry. All persons iu.n.E
said estate will please masr y
Element with the undor,iwI
January 10th. 1897
]. Il. MACE
Adm. Estate of @. j. NH
l.lGSai
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CHURCH OF GOD

West HerderSonvliie.
Sunday school 10 q. m.
Preaching, IL a. m. Sunday
night service, 7 80 o'clock.
Wednesday night prayer meet
ing, 1880 O'Clock.
" Friday, 1880 D. m, young peo-
Piles meeting.
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THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE
First Ave. and Main ST.

(tlrSt Ave. and Main st.
Rev. Bert Atchison, pastor.
Sunday school at GAS a. M. in
charge of c. S. Fullbright, super
intendents G. S. Milward, assist
ant superintendent.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880
ps M, by the pastor. Morning
subject. knowing Christ and How
We May Know Him Better" Eve
ming subject, 1.-THE Worlds Great
est Kidnaper and the Ransom
Sburned." t,.r .y'..
AT 2::45,bothi Gospel, bands will
meet at the Tabernace for prayer;
one meeting will be held at the
Jail and the other at the county
home. .rs.
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Mondays Menu

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit
filled with orange meats, par
sley omelet, whole wheat
toast, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Casserole of
tuna and ripe olives, cabbage
and green pepper salad, pea
nut cookies, tea, milk.
DINNER: Clam and tomato
juice. roast veal, bacon sauce,
Brussels sprouts, baked pota-
toes, Romano salad, pineap-
Pile upside down sake, coffee.
milk.
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SHOOTS EIGHTH DEER

CONNEAUT, o. CUP).-Mrs.
Owen Barton, wife of a former
Conneaut resident, bagged a six
point buck deer on the opening
day of the season in Pennsylvania.
1t was her eighth deer in nine
seasons. She dropped it with one
shot.
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HOLINESS BAPTIST

Rev. w. j. Kelley, pastor.
Preaching services the second
and fourth Sundays in each
month. Sunday school each Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Young peoples services each
Sunday night at Z o'clock.
Prayer meeting each Wednes-
day night at Z o'clock.
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NEEDLE IN BODY

FOREST. 0.-(UP).-Fifteen
years ago ,Burl Hume stepped on
needle. Recently, it was re-
moved from behind his toes,
where it had reappeared. Hume
said that until a year ago it had
not caused him any pain.
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VALLEY HILL BAPTIST

Rev. r.. a. hllStrom, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching first and third Sun
DAYS at IL a. m. and on the fourth
Sunday night at 1880.
h. Y. p. U. each Sunday night
at Csc o'clock, Miss Blanche
Smith, director.
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SEE SMALLER FAMILIES

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (UP).
America may look forward to a
time when large percentage of
married couples will have no chill
dren or only one, according to
DR.. Meyer F. Nimkoff, professor
of sociology at Bucknell Univers-
ity.
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC

Seventh Ave. and Church ST.
Rev. Philip O'Mara, pastor.
9 a. m.-Mass, communion and
sermon.
10 a .m.-Sunday school.
. 7:30-Daily mass.
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Thursday night there viii be the
thought lurking in their minds 81
giving the old dope buckle, anotAer
kick. lust for old times sake
Contributed.
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THE PROPHET PRODUCES
CONVICTION

The Way of Sin was exposed by
Christ the prophet. Said the wo-
man, "Sir, give me this water
At last she was suppliant, though
with vague idea of the needed
blessing. Since conviction precedes
conversion: the sinner must see
herself before she can behold her
Saviour. And how skillfully Jesus
laid bare the central iniquity of
her life, Said he, $50, call thy
husband" EvaSively she replied
that she had no husband. With
compassionate severity Jesus eX-
posed her record, unworthy in the
past and unholy in the present. In
half acknowledgment of sin the
woman responded, "Sir, | perceive
that thou art a prophet" But she
turned from the subject of per-
sonal guilt, as the unsaved often
do. to the discussion Of a disputed
theological question. She raised
the point of radical difference of
worship. "0ur fathers worshipped
in this mountain; and We say. that
in Jerusalem is the place where
men ought to worship" For cen
turtles there had been conflict over
this matter and no conclusion had
been reached; perhaps this new
prophet could settle it. So he did,
but not by obscuring the main
point at issue. He utilized the in
guiry to lead this convicted wo-
man to a converting knowledge of
himself as the saving Messiah. .
THE SAVIOUR LEADS
TO CONVERSION
The Work of Grace was wrought
by Christ the Saviour. As to the
worship Of God he remarked that
it is independent of locality. Meth
err the sacred mount in Samaria
nor the Temple at Jerusalem can
have a monopoly of acceptable
worship. He declared also that
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GREEN RIVER BAPTIST

Services Sunday, Jan. 3.
Rev. S. F. Huntley, pastor.
Sunday school 9:30 a. M, L. X.
Pace, superintendent; Frances Z.
Andrews, secretary.
I'll a. m.-Preaehing service
each fourth Sunday. s.,
900 p. m.-Preaching service
every first Sunday.
The public is cordially invited
10 all services.
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offices. but would b. wua
for all county office.
The bii! was referred 'n'g
ate committee OF election .sr.
which Senator Bacon same.
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Earnings of all federal railways
in India showed large increase
in 1886.
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Four guards with machine guns were only part oil The c
contingent which guarded hall billion dollars IN gold bullion
II was transferred from the Philadelphia mint TO the Ia
repository al Fort Knox, Ky. The upper picture shows
leaving the mint with 70 OF The precious gold bars which
nearly and half The 20 bars IN eaen lruch oa' were
jion dollars The lower photo shows the mpregnabe gi
steel and concrete "pilbox" which Uncle Sam has built Il
guard in case Of and against theft From the uc the
was loaded on mail and 1t was sent 10 Fort Knox
~ coverrmnnts REGISTERED mai
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Historic Lamb IN u~ p.
Wells. England. ha been a.-
. lnMn.
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

(Cor. 7th Ave. and Cherry ST.
Rev. w. NJ. Phaup. PASTOR
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching IL 100 a. m. and T:30
Y. W. w. b., 6:45 p. m.
Bible study Wednesday, T:30
p. m.
We invite you to attend these
services.
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main street at Eighth avenue.
Rev. James y. Burke. rector.
Second Sunday after Epiphany.
Sa. m.-Holy Communion.
$50 a. m.-Church school.
II a. m.-Morping service and
sermon.
$3.50 p. m.-Services ut st. John
the Baptist church, Upward.
Services every Friday at 1890
a m
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At $50 p. m. the Young Peo-
pies department will meet with
Mrs. Metcalf, director; A, u. Coo,
ley. president; Misses Eleanor ana
Aletta Plank, teachers. o.,
At : p. m. the prayer cand VIII
meet with W. II. Plank as leader,
On Tuesday az 5 D. M. the La
dies Prayer and Missionary meet
ing will meet with Mrs. ). d, Sta
ton.
On Wednesday : so p. M the,
midweeA service for prayer ana
Bible study. Lesson Matthew ora
chapter.
Strangers and visitor are vel
come AT all of these services.