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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
Sage dnd Soil
By Mrs. Paul SCHILLER

What could be more hopeless
than acres of mud?
A Gay Ride: AS n of the
boys haulS away debris from
the house and flower garden,
Lannie, the dog, hops each
wheel barrow load and sits Lord
and Master of his domain going
and coming.
A lovely neighbor always
sends home a sprig of mint, a
blood red Colius, or a fragile
pink petunia, Just stick it in
some good dirt. It will grow"
They always do. To thank her is
all wrong, she says they won't
grow?" Some of my finest
specimens are things just stuck
in dirt.
Tonic for the soul: To hear
one of my fifty year old boy
neighbors say: Instead of TAX
ing my nap I'm going fishing
this afternoon"
Just dreamin," doesn't know
how real, boys, with freckles
and sunburn and fishing poles
can be-ticks, mud fish scales,
torn pants are not dreams.
I have found Just as soon as
a town removes itself from the
realm of a small town, it's
reople have to turn to the small
things to attract people.
A window in a florists shop
in a nei@hboring town was
made up from this idea: The
rear vas banked With blue ager-
alum and mink rnffled petunias.
the floor filled with green moss
and a large Ohlong tub filled
hrim full of water. Here sever
baby ducks swan. pranked and
ate for window shoppers. With
4 mouth full of drv oat meal
thew would rush madlv to the
wafer n wash # down. Bad eat
mo habit. but highly entertain
ino.
Two pairs rf e-74l1ovs nesting
under the bridge lost their
homes during the local flood.
For q week the~ have out on an
onrial show worth anvone's time.
They arc swift and graceful.
TODAY thew are back at work
every niece Of warn nut in tho
rorch flower box disappears. I
rather think p robin gets her
share. ton. A dime soert for 2
hank Of bright1v colorad VAR
hrinos many a feathered friend
to earth.
A Baltimore Orio1a stonred tor
a breathing smell YESTERDAY.
"rhev ALWAYS make me- think of
tho man about town Perhans
tha+ ie uhv they will not stav.
S"eakirr IF floods brinos
hact an evrerierce Of NV girl
hood: NV father or7ned a hlood-
OIL saddle marc I'VE rode her
from Casner tn Worland over
land via Rird's Eve naes.> The
enrirr fnllnwir~ she foa1ed and
u'e GOULD Mt find the colt. NV
mother had rome to town.
Dur'ro q vicious cloud burst
tho 1itch rider rame teariro no
+o the houee o,d said that the
mare and colt were in the
ditch swimming but could not
oct out
NJ father tonk q saddle zone
or1 u-o -an1od tho ro1t and
more IN the nrescipice. The colt
was tho finest nieoe of horsn
f1ecL 7 bod evar eea-. Pea1i7inp
, his -1ioht 7 rushed to the house
o~d +ook an heir1ooro rni1t. Fv
tho tiroe 7 vas hack he was "
;-r Iorv,-o chnkiro. eirk hohv.
md ~~oI hin, ,1~ laid him
~-or his -o+hore horl, and -a
1ed HOY nv the mane to the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02

er Frailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walker
had as their dinner guests Fri
day evening, MI and Mrs. F. NJ.
Scott and Rebecca Jane and
Bruce Milton.
The Crow Agency Ladies
Council entertained in the
church veStry Wednesday after
noon at a pot luck program, af-
ter which a pot luck lunch was
served.
Miss Betty Ann Carney eel
ebrated her 9th birthday at a
dinner Thursday evening. The
guests were Rose Mary Lande
and Rebecca Jane Scott.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
What RUX Does
For You

Within 4 minutes after you
take a dose of RUX it will be-
gin to be absorbed into your
blood stream. These marvellous
salicylates reach your inflamed,
aching muscles and act on them
from the INSIDE.
Some people who have tried
RUX were so knotted up win
rheumatic pain-in arms, Shout
ders and knees-that they could
hardly move - and then RUX
relieved these attacks almost
like magic.
Very few rheumatic victims
understand how to treat their
suffering. Rheumatic pain is a
dangerous illness and needs
scientific treatment. 1t can at
tack any organ in your body
and sometimes paralyzes the
heart muscles.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
CHURCH
Rev. Ben Nelson, Pastor

Sunday school, 10 am.
Morning worship, II am.
Evening service, 800 pm.
Wednesday evening preaching
and prayer meeting, 800 pm.
The Rev. Charles Lyman of
Bozeman and Lee Havson of
Billings, co-workers with the
Rev. w. J. Feely. have charge of
these Sunday services in the
absence of the pastor. Those
who haven't come to hear these
boys have missed a blessing.
Everyone is welcome to each
and every service.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
In
he
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bible School, 1000 am. A
class for everyone.
Morning Worship, HOO am.
Family night, Friday, June 3.
The ladies are entertaining.
Come worship with us. You
are welcome.
Uriel King,
Acting Pastor.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday morning service at
County Library building, HOO
O'Clock.
Sunday school at 1000 o'clock.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
God the Only Cause And
Creator" is the subject of the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
CARD OF

We wish to express our sin
cere thanks to those who were
so kind and thoughtful to us at
the time of the death of our
beloved husband and father.
Katie Big Lake
James Big Lake.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

I wish to announce my can
didacy for County Surveyor of
Big Horn County, on the Demo-
cratic ticket subject to the will
of the voters at the primary
election, July 10, 1888.
Your support will be appreci-
ated.
L. M. "Slim"SORENSON
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
Present This Coupon
to o Druggist

You can buy your first Trial
Bottle of RUX for only Csc!
Simply. clip the coupon below
and bring it to your local drug
glst and you will receive a full
Trial Bottle far below actual
cost. We make this amazing
offer to you in order to PROVE.
beyond the shadow of a doubt.
lust what RUX can actually do
for YOU. 900 of the people who
try this medicine are absolute
lv convinced by the first trial
that it is exactly the medicine
their system needs.
We cannot sell these trial
bottles after Saturday. so be
sure to come in Thursday, Fri
dav or Saturday. You must bring
this coupon to take advantage
of the Csc price. Come to the
store listed in the coupon be-
low.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
Pay Only 25c for
Rheumatic Relief
TODAY, RIDA and SATURDAY -

II you are a victim of pains
from rheumatism, neuralgia.
Notwithstanding your Sysc
TEN Is a proven means of civ.
ing relief. Doctors report amaz-
ing results from the use of this
formula. You can use RUX with
complete confidence.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday school at 1000 am.
Morning Worship at 1l:00 ..
m. III
There will be no change in
the hour of the morning wor-
ship until Sunday, June 18th.
Further announcement will be
made next week.
Afternoon church service at
Wolf school, 800 pm.
Young peoples C. E., 600
pm. ~
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02

nal. God is the parent Mind.
and man Is Gods spiritual Off
spring." % 1861.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02

way to reach rheumatic pain
and they are used in many IA
nous hospitals TODAY.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-06-02
Amdzing Formula for
Victims Of
RHEUMATIC
NEURITIC
PAIN
BUY IT TO-DAY
FOR ONLY Csc

Every single person in Hardin
and vicinity who is suffering
IRON the pain and agony Of
Rheumatism, Neuritis, Neural
gia or Sciatica, can get a trial
bottle of a new medicine here,
called RUX Compound, for only
25c-Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urdav only.
RUX Compound is the genu-
inc Williams Anti Rheumatic
treatment. RUX has helped
thousands of people and the
regular full size bottle sells for
S1.50, all over the United States.
We make this remarkable 25c
on and one reason alone. That
on and one reason alon. That
is because We KNOW what RUX
has done for other suffers and
we believe it can do the same
for vou-so we want you to try
ONE BOTTLE at our expense. In
lust the past y months alone,
100000 Montana rheumatic SUI
fe-ers have used this medicine
and their testimonials are Won
fprful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
Boston Trade Group
Issues Figures For
All Negro Business

BOSTON. Mass AMP ~ The
recently organized Greater Boston
Trade association. headed by Leon
@. Lomax. last week sent out its
first release concerning the Status
of the Negro business OF that area.
The release stated:
In The New England states 'ar tho
year 1887. there were operated by
Negro ptprictors III stores. shops.
restaurants and marksfs with To-
ial income OF slsalo0o and pay
roll Of s290o0o. employing sSi per-
sons. ..ln New England in 1887
there were 275 service establish
ments This list includes hair
dressing, barber shops. ialors
undertakcrs, laundries, garages and
filling stations. Under this head
ing there were 5GS people employ
ed sales amounted 10 sisa.o00 and
the payroll was si75.oOo These ere
figures issued by the l.. S. ne-
partmeni OF commerce.
The above represents the a
mount OF business done ny colored
establishments only How much
blsiness was done in colorcd see
tons owned and operated by white
merchants We have no way OF
knowing as no figures arc available,
hut we consider s. 500 600 con
seryatiyc estimate and this In
cludes all OF the y. f. states
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER no II o. f. S-STArED MEET.
ING-1st Wednesday. DEGREE WORK-srd Wednesda
Worthy Maron-Mlss Beatrice Scott b4Ol Roosevelt, Tyler
s-si56 Worthy Paron-Mr Charles Williams 6i2 King,
Madison SIS.
BA1HSHEBA CHAPTER no. o. T. g STATED MEETING 1st.
Friday. DEGREE WORk-4th Friday. Worthy Eatron-MrA
ollie Jordan, 1915 Anetam Worthy Paron-xry A. Bristv
1.i1 Jos Campsu, Ftzroy 1855
PRISCILLA CHAPTER u O. T. s. STATED MEETING
Friday. DEGREE WORk-3rd Friday. Worthy Matron-
Anna James, As Alfred Cherry siss. Worthy Patron
Haywood CAN'T, 500 Hartford. Euclid ei9S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
ATTY. Charles u. Perkins
So T.. Warren Ave.
Va. JSJJ.,t

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN be Circuit ,ouri for the
oar'y Of Wayne in 'hancery.
RtBY JACKSON. Plaintiff VS.
rHtOl'ORt: JAt 'kSON. Defendant
Al session ~ said Court held
~ no oul' House in the city OF
lle'rrif in said County. on the cath
lav ~ Sep'eubcr A. H.. issS.
Present Honorable SHERMAN
- CALENDER Circuit Judge
T. Satisfactorily appearing by az
fldsyl on file ihai the said defend
arts residence j. unknown and
cannn' be- asccr aimed after dIll-
gffr search and inquiry.
oN NOTION ~ harles r. Per
eins attorney for Plaintiff
IF Is ORDERED nat the saIa
d'l"ndanf appear and answer ne
iili of omplainl filed IN This cause
sl'ili ihree months from The dan
- his order. or said bill NAV bf
faSen rs confessed against him.
and nat his order be published
a'eordine io law and copy there
~ mailed 10 said defendant IT his
iasf kuu"n address
SHERMAN - CALENDER
circuit Judge
"a true 'opyi
NEi.NON T.. ktkWIN.
b'pnly Clerk
lo-i lie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
ATIN>. SIMMONS 4 BIBRS
80 IrniIoi We.
NJ. s~IsI.,

STATE or MICHIGAN ~ lli'
t3jflai toifl 30 ihe county 81
WAYNE IN han'ris
WILLIE MAE Watson plain.
iir vs. JOHN WATSON befen-
aanf
A. q .cssion ~ eaid cmri w rio
rouri House In iho 'iiy nj ne'fnI
ln ihe said County on ne s'n d.
NJ Srpiember a. y lt1s preser'
Honorable lance = 'isno' Cir-
euii judge
u appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
hle that The place ~ residence of
he defendant John Watson is IN
known and That n cannot be ascer-
tanned Ia what state or country he
resides
n s-ofdored ihai b" appear and
an wcr The iIili ~ complaint Med
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
ATTi>. LEWIS 4 ROvLETTE
60. T.. Adams
UNMI>>Ist>FR'> NOTICE
M. 3G3.II

D. ,Ae Naffer % ,he r.Saie 81
l.'si'S Baf icN pseeasod
J. ne md, isred. has ,rg been
spyolA''d 'e ne prohre 'o4fi Tor
me roptiv ~ Name STATE OF
SirAigan Commissioner 10 receive
e1awir' aud sains' al. claims and
dsnand- ~ a'l PERSONS agan-r said
i.fsaNe do h"fcby give notice
'lrF J Nil BE- ~ Law Office OF
Iroi- q f;ow.el'e eo7 Adams ave
Ess b. pr IN said oaniy
e trday tp. lS'h daN OF November
g. y 1875 and on 1'nirrday tho
itHl. aa ~ sanitary a. -. lsss. M
~ r'.uea A. ST. Of each ~ said
o. fpf ne pufpcs" Of examining
and q owing said claims, and thar
ionr n msias from NE isih day OF
Sep'smhNr a y. 1898. were allow.
ed hy sala ouf' for creditors Ia
lfrs'n' their rlaims 20 me for *.
arlnaftn and silowan, 9.
Daled S.pf ls'h 1898
France II Dent
comm ~.ioner
Publish In Dciroil r,ibune
S'lse on Henyi Lewis. Jr.
Administrator
lo-l lo-e2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01

/ In this cause within three months
from the date OF Thu Greer. or said
| bin will be taken 40 confessed
against him.
l, Is further ordered nat a copy
OK this order he sen, BY register
"a nail 20 said defendant al 5+54
Roosevelt Street. Detroit, Mschi-
can cd rs..rn receipt S-i-srs-
ed Therefore and in case no service
Of copy OF this order &c mad on
he defendant. ss provided bv stat
ute This order be published sc-
cordng 20 Law IN The De'roi' Tri-
bune. a newspaper printed in this
county wherein sad cause IL pend
I.1s.
JAMES + cHENor
Circuit Judge
"a true cory)
W FREEMAN
Deputy clerk all 1929
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01

At n session Of said court held 10
the Court House In The City Of De-
troit. County Of wayne and State
OF Michigan on the % day & Au-
gust A. d.. 1885
Present: Hon JAMES r. CHEN
OF. cir uii Judge
II appearing 70 The cour: BY az
fidsv.t filed in this cause ~ Al
by Coleman, tie css~uarf r. no;
:. rssidsai OF tie State ~ Michigan
ba' Is reslien, OF The stare Of
Alabama and therefore cannon be
served with process issued out Of
MS couf;
on motion % N,Donald < smith,
a-'orpe's fcr r,ein'iH
it rastsd 'hs; Ahhv coleman
s hsr sppes IN 'nie cause
save IS h. from NE date
f of 'he b - complain; ~
t an, WI %, 'aker ~ confess
ttf I. Yy'te ofd~fed a
'h Greer 10 ssn' 20 The
81 III, 'es s'sowr sd-
sfsrea MA and In the
fs4.i, - fffHsn iffeigi
i4ferasa fscsifed'
o-4t ~ Plo,.shed a. re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
J.. =. Il. Please tell me II | have
accused my husband mnjustly! i
this woman ANYTHING 10 him,

Ans. lOu have accused MN UNI
Justly. BIT do not revive the argu-
mem nv admitting your mistake at
This late date. To 40 so would en-
courage him 10 take advantage OF
HE mistake. For best results let
me maiier drop. The woman is
merely an acquaintance, not q
friend.
:. y. T.. should I sell my rings
In order 10 raise money to have
NJ, friend released from prIsoni
Ans Your willingness TO sacri-
rihce is no, sure Of producing re-
suits. Talk with a reputable law
yer and get his opinion. If he is
deserving Of clcmoncy 1t is likely
that the parole board would act
without money.
A. +. II. both of my children
are AWAY from home. VIII they get
along all right and will they help
me Hs ! have liked Tor them 10 do
Ans Your children are fully
capable OF caring for themselves.
50 you have no cause TO worry over
their welfare. They Will both con-
lribnle TO your support when they
are able. You Will not take the
"trip anytime soon, but the party
viii visit your city before the end
OF this year
J. r.. Why doesn't the girl whom
tI Ike exceptionally well pay any
attention 10 i've,
| Ans: Simply because she Is not
the slightest bit interested In you
yon should not expect her TO fall
FOR YOU Just because she appeals
10 YOU. There is another girl who
ha.- already confessed her desire
for your friendship. Why don't you
devote more attention TO her
W. =. T.. who toId the Iady's
husband about the affair that hap.
pened ut noon.
Ans: A very close friend OF the
i"4F bi0thuU 'NUO - dl@V Nv
qnainted with YOU, knew OF the in
cidcnt and told her husband. Both
the lady and you should have
known that YOU could not for long
gel away with this deception. A re-
piiilion OF this nature will cause
serious trouble.
7. W. what must ] do to Keep n
good name and friends I try 10 live
right hut some people insist on tell
1 Ing lies about me.
Aus: II you live moral. Chris
tian life your good name and re-
pulation will out-live AMI lie that
anyone may tell about you. The
good people Of your neighborhood
| will not long be fooled by the
false tales told by the idle Of
malicious gossips.
4. J. r. I wani to 20 10 see my
girl hut my father will not permit
me ~ do -. How can ! see her
" lihoui asking him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01

the appearance of defendant aud
that the same could noj be served
OH defendant because after diligent
search and inquiry 1t cannot be as
certained in what state or Coun-
try the said defendant Is domiciled
It Is ordered that she appear
herein within three months from
the date OF this order or the bill Of
complaint filed herein may be taxi
en- as confessed, and that this or
der be served and published sc-
cordIng to law.
JAMES y. cIIENOT,
Circuit Judge.
"a true copy
YER non i. KEHwIN,
Deputy Clerk.
fo-f-ii-i2
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MY 1888 AsTRoI 0cY READINGS ARE NOW READY

Ans Apparently your father oh
jec's 10 tho time Won choose 10
maze YOUR visits. II you arc able
10 earn enough money 10 entertain
The girl with an osem-ionai movie
or some such inexpensive past
lime You could visit her without
bringing down the paicrna wrath
npon your head. See hor IN the af-
iernoons until you are older and
do no. attempt to become night
hawk
X u. i II true that May and
December marriages are never
successful. | was married In
December.
Ans: The expression MAY and
December as pertaining 10 marri-
age. does not mean the month In
which marriage takes place. II
means marriage between young
person May" and an old person
December The expression does
not always ho(l true Your trouble
is caused by the lack Of tolerance
IN the part OF both You and your
husband.
X. \. Why does my husbands
inmIly dislike me,
Ans: His family does moi dislike
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01

NuTE:-Your question will be answered FREE this column
ONLY when clipping OF this enclosed with Your Ques
Full Bhdae Address For Private
in order and sefad
dressed New Asrology Reading and receive by
Advice Three Questions. DO NOT SEND
POSTAGE STAMPS Send all Able Wallace Of the
DETROIT TRIBUNE :14e st Antoine Detroit Mich
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nRntR or PUBLICATION

\, a seSsicn @. said Court held
AZ Ire Court House 10 The ''i'y o.
pe'roii or the eth day Of August
A b. 1888
rfesen Hon JAMES F. CHEN
or c.feui' Judge
Sa' sfac'oiy proc, by affidavit
show ne thai II cannot be ascer-
tained. ia ~hat state Of country de-
'endan' row resides and her pre-
~ Whereabouts is unknpwn, that
hsr tsi known residence was care
~ General Delivery CRY o. Affords
pnn'v az JACKSON and State OF
r'iofGs
rN NOTION or LEWIS & ROW
i.kTTE A;'orreys Tor plainiIff 1T
rs ORDERED That me said desen-
cant Ann Jeda BALDWIN enter her
ypfe three "a months from the
ria'e n 'h'. orde or The bin Of
ompiain' feed hetsin may be
Aen rs confessed and tina, said
rder be punished and a copy
slc eef sess.d ne he defendant
tv f.ei~tero1 Mai ~ oquirod by
.ew - sasA casfs made and proyid-
JAMES r. cHENoT
circui, Judge
irge ropy
vETER I. RlBA' X
ptpniy 'ifrk
az ~ 1l-5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01

YOU as a person. They inst resent
The fact that he married anyone.
They will in time get accustomed
10 his marriage and learn 10 love
YOU as a daughter and sister. II
would help great deal II You
could keep from showing that YOU
know OF the resentment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
has. Campbell. Lawyer
s2-I Er>klnc
Va. s>1-9js

STATE or MICHIGAN
Tho : nculi Court for The county
RI v'arro IN Chsncery.
ALBERT T.NGLERT. Plain'sH.
We. RUTH ENGLERT Defendant.
ORDER Of PUBLICATION
A. session OF said Court held
in the city Of Detroit on the 7th day
Of September 1898.
Present the Hon JAMES +.
CilEN0T circuit judge.
u satisfactorily appearing TO this
'onrl By affidavit on file that Sum
mons iFsned out ~ this court for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
ArryS. LEWIS 4 RowIKTTr,
6ll- ka,f Adams Ave-

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Cirr4t Court FOR The county OF
Wayne IN ,hanvely
WILLIAM & BALDWIN Plain
~ ~ AM Jt'DA BALDWIN De-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
Any. Itw. ". Turner
MN Rcanhien ~.

S~r ~ MICHIGAN In iHe
~ fsrte
ai'GJ SITS ROGERS
~ CphFilA LANERN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01

Read re Detroit Tribune each
week and serl in yoar loca. news.
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:. y. 7. should ! sell my rings
In order IA raise money to have
my friend released from prIsOni

Ans Your willingness TO sacri-
rifce Is not sure Of producing re-
suits. Talk with reputable law
yer and get his opinion. If he is
deserving 81 clemoncy 1t is likely
that the parole board would act
u.;,,,o,, ,,onev -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01

\ ff'le fniiNt
vETER I. ~ I'A' X
pepuy ifrk
s-si ll5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01

ANS: His famIly dos noi dIsIIko
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NtaNoN l.. ktkWIN.
Dcpu'y tlerh.
lo-i lie
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-09
Brotherhood Conference To Be
Held Here Sunday

A Regional Brotherhood conference
will be held in St. Marks Lutheran
church, Oakland, on Sunday afternoon
and evening, June II.
The service will open at 800 o'clock
with an organ prelude by R. F. Boen-
ing, followed by devotional services
in charge of w. H. Shafferman, of
Grafton Rev. Felix Robinson will sing
"Rise Up, o Man of God"
H. E. Katschke, Fairmont, will dis
cuss Building Boys" Lee Fresh, pres
ident of the Synodical Brotherhood,
will bring the story "On To Balti-
more" Mr.. Arthur Black, executive
secretary of the Laymen's Movement,
of Washington, D. c., will speak on
"Men of Christ, Arise!" DR.. A. B.
Learner, st. Marks pastor, will speak
on "Our University Student Inter
est" The business meeting will be in
charge of L. A. Smith, of Grafton.
Dinner viii be served at 6. The
Vesper hour will be at 7, with the
mems chorus leading in the singing.
Mr.. Black will speak on ''What Is
Right With the Church" Rev. Donald
W. Brown, Aurora, will have the clos
ing prayer and benediction. General
arrangements are in charge of Erwin
1 S. Smith, of st. Marks church.
The public is invited to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-09
Rev. C. A. Shilke Installed In
New Passionate

Rev. Charles A. Shilke, former pas
tor of st. Marks Lutheran church in
Oakland, was officially installed as
pastor of the Lavansville-Bakersville
Lutheran charge, near Somerset, Pa,
on Tuesday evening, May "a, in the
Bakersville Lutheran church. Rev. E.
Roy Hauser, of Clearfeld, Pa, presi-
dent of the Allegheny Synod and a
classmate in college and seminary of
Pastor Shilke, delivered the charge to
the pastor. Rev. Dwight F. Putnam,
pastor of College Lutheran church, at
Gettysburg, delivered the charge to
the congregation.
Immediately following the installa-
ton service, members of the parish
churches held a social at Bakersville
to which many of the pastors and
friends in surrounding Lutheran con-
cations were present.