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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

saul. A New Man Miss b. Rob
erson gave the monthly report for
The Adult department. and Miss r
Brown reported for the Primary de-
pariment. The report showed de-
cided increase over that OF the prt-
ylous month
The parsonage NJ Brown Chaptl
was beautiful scene ~ spring Last
week when III was decorated Min
arilhcial and real Movers 10 honor
NJ little Miss Helen simmons sixth
birthday. Mrs. Lucille ? Simnonf.
mother NJ The little girl. was A
charming hostess - Helsns many
friends in attendance Games wer.
PLAYED by the children and s'rtfb
mems were served The hcnores
received many beautiful afis
Dr. r +. Washington bed hs
third quarterly conference a.
Brown chapel lssl Sunday and Mon
doN He preached Two sermons
whi,h were inspiring and siec;rirv-
INK o his congregation I ne hoIv
communion WAS administered A.
the morning and evening services
A. the Monday hahi conference.
Or Washington witnessed the lar
eest attendance ne had ever seen
here The reports indicated that
sa27ss had been raised This quar-
ter
Or 8 y Clark and daughter.
Ciamah leonard BAILEY and Dr. 2
r Washington. presiding elder,
we're recent dinner guests ~ me
Rev and Mrs n q simmons Al
The parsonage
Mrs .uciie y simmons was the
guest ~ Mrs l.uoile Richardson a.
no regular meefins Of The Friend
ship circle last week which met e.
me home ~ Mics viols sisrks A
dellghifn iepssf VAS served nv
The charming hostess
Elder David Gooch and his 70
workers VIII preseni a musical en-
ierisinmeni Quarieis 70 he On
program are mo E,angelstic. Live
Wire Friendly -Four VICTOR Hsr-
monizers and oihors The anair
viii he held A. Hsrriei street
school THURSDAY Nav 4
The local silk arc Mrs Ccrnslia
Roderlck. Art Roderi,k Dave Har-
ris and Mr and Mrs : Armstrong
The GospeI horns NJ Second
Baptist church rendered service a.
Campbell chapel SUNDAY April
Mrs Rose Starks attended ne
meeting in Detroit ~ Golden Juh-
lice committee of q. f. s and wss
The guess Of Mrs Agnes Bristol.
worthy grand mstron ~ Wolverine
chapter ~ Michigan.
The onicers OF Second Baptist
church presented Egber' Row
hat on his nineiy-hrsr birthday
recently Nj. Bow has served az
treasurer ~ second Rarfist for
nfieen wears
Little Lowell Perry. son ~ mr.
and Mrs |. c Perry "a confined -
her home a. The result ~ = collar
hone injury when she fell from .
tree recently.
Mrs Margsis' mitchell o. Tolt-
do. Ohio. has heen visiting her sit-
tor. Mrs Lillian Perry
Continue 70 read rhs Tribune
and keep informed ~ The interest
inc happenings
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Stork Shower Given
Mrs. M. Ivory

A stork shower was given FOR
Mrs. Marcellus Ivory. prominent
young matron. Sunday. April .. A.
The home Of her aunt Mrs Gibson
Kenner. on Greeley street
Those present included Mes
danes ollie CLARK Gibson Ken
ner. Benjamin Pullon Fred Nc
Donald. A. Rollins. John NJ Jones
and Mrs. John Mason. mother Of
the honoree
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Slants OF Ybsilanti

The pastor, the Rev. n. G.. Sim
mons OF Brown Chapel AME church
preached from the subject The
Ride Into Jerusalem" sunday
morning The weeks services con
Quoted by Prof. Breaux. blind pi-
anist and gospel singer. closed a.
5 pm Each nights program was
we'll attended and enjoyed by all.
Miss Elisabeth Williams. repre-
sentink New York raised $23: Mas
Dorothy Freeman, representing 81.
Louis, raised the amount OF SIG and
Miss Anna Moore, representing De-
iroit, raised the sum Of SIS.
Remember the birth mOnth din
ner TO he given on April 20. spon-
sored b, he boa rds OF the church.
The Kings daughters will spon-
sor a silver tea party Sunday after
noon. April rs in the basement NJ
the church Airs. l.. Lynn IL presi-
dent Please hear in mind that on
he same afternoon At > O'Clock
Mrs Brown of Ebenezer AME
church. Detroit. is requesting the
presence ~ all choirs OF this neigh
horhood 10 meet her in the inter-
est Of the fifteen hundred voice
chorus which she ia trying 10 or
ganlze for The general conference
70 he held in Detroit next year
The guess speaker al brown
Chapel church Easter morning was
DR. Ida Mae Miller. teacher preach
or. educator and lecturer Or. MIL
or IL a nationally known evangelist
through whose Efforts ffieen thou
sand souls have been added 10 the
various churches A revival meet
ing is being conducted by Dr. Mill
or TO close on the night of April
%.
The I.aymen Electoral college
will meet in Lansing. Mich May
?. The willing Workers recent,
purchased ffty chairs for ne base
ment OF the church
sunday April marked he sur
cessfu close Of two months A.
nancial rally by the Second Bap-
list church to liquidaie a long
standing indebtedness OF remodel
ing. etc A sum % sees was raised
The pastor. the Rev Gariher Rob
erson. his Officers and consregs-
lion rejoice In the announcement
thar during The four years NJ the
Rev Mr. Robersons pastorate the
church has seen gradual hui
definite growth. spiritually as well
as numerically. 4 total debt Of
Ssl00 impending when The Rev. Nj
Robertson began his administration
has been finally pain on in full
The pastor and members wish 10
express their grateful appreciation
10 all members friends. supporters
and creditors for their cooperation
in this great effort
The Triumphant Entry text
John l2iiG was The theme ~ pas
Tor Robersons morning message
Six were accepted as candidates
for baptism
A. : pm The Rev ] " Wright
~ Ann Arhor served with his
Junior choir and congregation
A testimonial service was held
aud the Lords supper was observed
AT the evening worship
Al the SUNDAY school session
Jesse Ross reviewed The lesson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

SAGINAW. Mich.-The Rev. NJ
Toomey. superintendent OF state
missions OF the Wolverine Baptist
State convention. issues the follow
ing report OF his work for the
month OF March.
I'VE marched through the month
OF March very successfully. The
weather did not stop us. At the
morning service on the first Sun
day. we worshipped with Taber-
nacle Baptist church. OF which the
Rev. F. c, Jones Is pastor. At s
pm, we had very fine service.
The church Ia on the upward
march in missions. The sum OF
s2.5l was donated for missions.
At s pm. we were with the Mt.
Olive Baptist church. the Rev. W.
G.. Wilson. pastor. He Is a new
pastor and is doing excellent work
In Saginaw. $3.50 was given for
missions.
W. were IN Detroit on the sec
ond Sunday OF the month. Despite
inclement weather. few faithful
ones were out. Al IL am we wor-
shipped at Springhill Baptist
church. the Rev. T.. NJ. Woods. pas
tor. The sum OF s1.l2 was contrib
uted for missions.
AT 8 pm. on the same date. we
were with Corinthian Baptist
church. The Rev. f.. j. Jackson.
the new pastor. is doing splendid
work 4 donation OF $131 was Civ
en- for missions
On the third Sunday. we were
with The First Baptist Institution
al church. in Hamtramck. The Rev
u. II. Wright is the progressive
young pastor. The contribution for
missions was 1903.
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-, services were observed at
n'' shurch on Sunday. amid a
SsI ..,mosphere OF palms and
i is.'' The pastor. Rev. ]. n. Jack
NV u.sd as his subject. The Res
'on, .s,Ion'" There we're many visi-
, % in attendance
"" W.. huilding rally which the
10, yiou church OF God In Christ
hOuI s.eu sponsoring. has been a
~ .nccess thus far. Sunday af-
~" I'm Elder Morton. preached a
i'rsS,os sermon from the subject
. y, :, Then he risen with Christ:
~ y, ,hess hing which are above"
~ w. service was we'll attended,
"a. last regular meeting OF the
.s citizens Association was
"a Monday. April 3rd. at
n rs'eh time Mrs. l.. Washington,
'a.,,Isdy Of The program commit
-. .. announced hat Dr. o. T. Chat
,.,s one ni our distinguished phy-
I'm, ~ thc city would address
\" ,. Association At the next regular
:. on Monday, April 18th.
~ member and friends are re-
s..,sd 10 he present at this time.
' IN, windsor Art and Literary
-. h.. mans we'll under way for
a. Annual Spring dance. to he
VA FRIDAY evening. April 81. In
cor,l Gables Indications are that
q viii draw large crowd. Mrs.
psshields +. supervisor OF The az
,,ir with MIS- G. G. Nall assisting.
4 rsl known orchestra has been
engaged and a most enjoyable even
M /. promised.
NJ and Mrs. John Chase and
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Baptist Superintendent Makes His
Monthly Report On State Missions

at s pm. We worshIpped at
Second Baptist church. Yysilanti.
Pastor G. Robertson Is much loved
nv his people. S. was given for
the missions.
ION the fourth Sunday, we were
at the Thompson Avenue Baptist
church. The entire day was spent
with the congregation and Pastor
l.. b. Benson. Ii was a very in
spirstional meeting. The Sunday
school donated sixty-four cents
for missions, the church. 81.
The following missionary so
cieiles contributed for missions
during March. Those in Detroit
were: ST. James. 81; Calvary. 81;
Second Baptist. 81; Hartford Ave
nue., 81. New Light. 81; Mt Beu-
lah. 81: Shiloh. 81. New Bethel,
IS cents Friendship. 80 cents.
In Lansing Friendship contrib
uicd 81: Al Yysilanti. Second Rap
FIST gave S. Mr.. Olive at Sagi-
nav gave 81.
We are still pleading TO the pas
tors and missionary societies to
help US in this work. by sending
into the Office some money each
month All churches and societies
ran do this. n they will; and they
viii. n they have God in their
hearts. To oil the churches and
pastors we say, We are depending
on you.
we are asking the womens l'p-
lift and the Women's council to
.end each month money 10 aid state
missions. We thank the Women q
council for the 81 they sent last
month"
lSigned)
Rev VI Toomey.
state Stunt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

Fifiieth Day AFTER Christ Left "
Next Sunday afternoon. April 1s,
the pastor and Senior choir will he
guests OF the Church Of Our Fa-
Their. Baptist. Of which the Rev. +.
NJ Kaigler is pastor. in Detroit.
The fourth Sunday in April will
mark the close OF the popularity
contest between Messrs. Fori and
shaw All persons interested in
singing are asked 10 give 'hcir
names To Miss Magnolia Simms.
Mr.. wyatt and Mr.. Terrell VIII
direct the group.
Miss Fannie Fowler and Fred
McIintion were married Saturday
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MISTER news



Mrs. Josie Bush was hostess 10
he Home Economics and Civic club
March 2S. Members had their quar-
terly exhibits. which were quite
pretty. Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Stin-
son won prizes for the best work.
The Pastors Aid board. OF Smith
chapel sponsored a pre- Easter pa
rade. Thursday night. The latest
styles In ensembles, house coats,
evening gowns. street dresses,
spring coats and suits were mod
eled. The hats were a scream. The
senior choir will present Models
on Parade" very soon.
The Imperial Art club met We'd
nesday night, at the home OF Mrs.
W. NJ Binion. on Isabel street. Aft
or the business period. refresh
ments we're served.
Sunday morning was beautiful
and the bright colors worn In the
parade were attractive. We saw
Mrs. Rose Simmons In a small hat.
with top like Happy Hooligan s."
can, adorned with gorgeous fow-
ers' Mrs. Forts and Eta Grey wore
bonnets banked with flowers.
At the children's program East
er. Alice Binion's solo and the
Shannon twins duet were the high
spots on the program. other par
Elephants were: little Barbara Jean
Evans. sunny Andera. and Lillian
Cecilia King. winner OF the popu-
larity contest staged by the sun
day school. She brought in $3.50.
Mrs. Rose simmons class won a
trip TO the theatre. having raised
$4S2.
Under the direction OF Prof. T.
L. Hardlson. the choir dramatIzed
THE Holy City" Sunday night,
with Mrs. r. simmons taking the
part OF The Dreamer and star
ring In soprano solo. Mrs. Winer-
fry Brooks was contrato sololst.
Mrs. Della Russell was hostess
TO the Four Leaf Glover club Fri
day night, at her home, 1902 Isa-
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godbough and son,
William L. Foster. were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee. OF
Spruce street. Monday evening.
Miss Anna Rurns and Julius
Barnes were married Saturday. 4
reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents. Julius is the
son OF Mrs. Cora Barnes. OF Isabel
street.
While the people Of Inkster were
attending services commemorative
the crucifixion OF Jesus. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Pace. OF North De-
iroit. were visited by the stork.
which left a baby daughter weigh
ing seven and one-half pounds.
Mrs. Pace was formerly Miss Mer-
lene Ford. OF lnkster.
MIR. and Mrs. Anderson Wade are
the proud parents OF baby boy.
Mother and baby are doing fine
fhi >. iitlFU OtuOpShlltf wi =. LIZ
liam DesmontIle, and d. Wade are
III al Sumby hospital.
MIR. and Mrs Matthew OF Wal
nut street. have returned to their
home IN lnkster. after having spent
the winter I'M Detroit.
First Baptist Church
Sunday morning. the Rev A. I.
Merritt preached from the text. 1T
Ia Finished John $50 One Of
the numbers rendered ny he choir
was THE Crucihxion." The Rev.
MIR. Merritt urged all members to
vote for two race candidates for
council--Mr. DENLY and the Rev.
0. r. Jones.
Sunday evening. the s S under
OF Mrs. Miles and Mrs.
Gurnell. rendered a fine Easter
program.
Sunday night. Pastor Merritt |
preached from the subject. The !
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Twelve Social Girls

The Twelve Social club gave q
post Easier dance April 10 Al The
Lacy thurman YwCA Everyone
expressed themselves az having had
an ENJOYABLE time.
Marie Bailey is president OF the
club. Frances Harrison. secretary
and reporter Mrs Hurley. spon-
sor
Watch these columns for future
activities OF the club.
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second Bsptist Church

Second baptist thurch
The pastor. The Rev. O. p. Jones
delivered fine Easter sermon
subject Power Exhausted" text.
Acts 2:st He said. We celebrate
Easter because We celebrate the
Of our Christ II has
a double meaning 10 Christians. be-
cause Christ arose in their hearts.
In the afternoon. the Easter pro-
gram was rendered by the s. s.
At the night service. the choir
rendered an ENJOYABLE musical pro-
gram. The public is always well
come at Second Baptist church
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o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER No. II o. r. g STATED MEETING
Wednesday. DEGREE WORk-srd Wednesday. Worthy
wsron-Nrs. Jns NcrrelL si's Htndrich, FtErcy .sfs
Worthy Acting Patron Mr. Charles Williams, sH King mad
Ison sf2s
BATHSHEBl CHAPTER No. q. Z. s-srATED MEETiNG-ist
Friday. DEGREE w0Rk-sra Friday. Worthy Matron. mrs.
Francis Firens sal Hartford. WORTHY Patron. Mr.. Y. A.
Bristol, 1891 Jos Campsu, fixrcy 1855
PRISCILLA CHAPTER. NO. 81 O. y. S-sTATED NETTING
Friday. DEGREE wORk-ith Friday. Worthy Matron
Mrs. Rosa Murphy sIsl sherman Flsrcy sIs. worthy Pa
Haywood CAN'T, s,0s Hartford, Tyler t-7ss<
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News and Views of kalamazoo

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-07-13
East Pine

The glorious Fourth was celebrated
by most folks in this end of the
county by family picnics at the var
ious fine lakes nearby in the neigh
boring state of Wisconsin. A large
number went to Riverside in the eve
ming to see the display of fireworks
put on by Mr.. Jensen.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
Cloverton, met at the Jones place in
the town of Keene Sunday night. The
meeting was very interesting. The
meeting Sunday, July Is, will prob
ably be held at the Monson home.
The farmers in this vicinity are
making the most of the fine haying
weather at this writing.
The session of the Markville Pres
byterian church met at the Ballantine
home Saturday night. 1t was decided
among other things to discontinue the
mid-week meeting until August 81,
when it will be resumed.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church in Markville, held its regular
meeting in the basement of the church
last Thursday.
Quinton Peterson of Cloverton,
went to Pine River last week to be
employed for the summer.
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Rutledge

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hansen of Chi
cago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hansen
of Russell, visited at the Schelhorse
home last Thursday enroute to their
homes from a vacation spent in Du-
luth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnson of st.
Paul, left for their home Friday after
a weeks visit with the Youngbauer
family.
Miss Annie Winner of Spokane,
WASH, is a guest at the F. Bowers
home enroute to her home in the west
after a two months visit to various
points in Tennessee, Kentucky and
Indiana.
John Reuer and Leonard Wegworth
enrolled in the CCC at Mora We'd
nesday of last week and are now
stationed at the camp near Bena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Benson and family
of st. Paul, are spending part of their
vacation with the John Jaros family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowers and
sons, Willard and Bruce, and Miss
Anna Winner were Sunday dinner
guests at the L. H. Van Leeuwen
home near Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wegworth and
son, John, and Wayne Bowers Wis
tied friends of the Wegworth family
at Duxbury Sunday.
James Hart made a business trip
to Pine City Monday.
Nichols Losch left Monday for a
brief visit with relatives and friends
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Annie Hippert, Miss Anna
Winner, Mrs. B. w. Senobe and L. NJ
Scott were Sandstone shoppers Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Krochel of Del
Norte, Colo, are guests at the Leon
Busse home at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Anderson and
family and Mrs. Masonberg left re-
Gently for their homes in Chicago
after weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Franklin Studnek and sister
arrived home Saturday after two
weeks visit with relatives in Lady
smith, Wis.
Miss Annie Winner, Frank Bowers
and sons, Frank, Jr., Wayne, Bruce
and Fred Pritchett made bust
ness trip to Cloquet Wednesday OF
last week.
Miss Clara MARS and Mrs. E. H
Meyer of st. Paul, are vacationing at
the summer home of the former on
Kettle river.
Frank Pangerl is erecting new
home on the lots where Paul Pangerl
formerly had home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hodges and the
latter's sister and brother of Duluth,
were Friday visitors at the Scott
home.
Sunday school at 9 a. M; services
at GAS a. m. every Sunday at the
Rutledge Bible church.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-07-13
Lake View Ripples

Miss Pearl Delger of Sandstone, is
spending some time at the home of hel
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. May
nard Without.
Mr.. and Mrs Engmar Ovik and
Conrad Ovik of Henriette, and Miss
Harriet Cummings of Pine City, were
Sunday dinner guests at the Gust
Pearson home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Borchard were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the Art
Schoenrock home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Without and
Pearl Delger spent Friday evening al
the Gust Pearson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller and
family of Kroschel, spent Sunday al
the Maynard Without home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Pearson and
Mrs. Mary Olson were Saturday eve
ming visitors at the w. F. Borchard
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylverton Loftness
spent Friday afternoon at the Gust
Pearson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Pearson and
Mrs. Mary Olson spent the Fourth
in Denham and Arthyde visiting
friends.
John Carlson, who had spent a
month at the Without home, returned
to Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson of
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Ogenna
(From Another Correspondent


Mr. and Mrs. F. Ramsdell and Mr.
and Mrs. F. Lintner spent Sunday
in Grantsburg.
Mrs. Emery Huntley entertained
several neighbors Friday afternoon
Mrs. Hastings returned home re-
Gently after spending some time at the
Huntley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thayer and Har-
vey motored to Brainerd last Sunday
Harvey remained for visit while
his two brothers returned with the
Thayers for a visit.
Jess Utley is visiting in Rush City
this week.
F. Thieling, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Cecora and Mrs. F. Theiling's sister
and family of New Ulm, spent the
Fourth at the Lester Theiling home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Swan spent Sun
day at the Swan home
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Benson and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
the Swan home.
The Benson families spent Sunday
evening at the Stiebner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gerber and
children spent Sunday at the Ander-
sen home.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.. Ellison,
and spent several days recently with
her sister, Mrs. J. G. Emmer, and FAM
lily.
Fourth of July guests at the D. NJ
Olson home were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Ekelholm and sons, Lloyd and Vernon,
and Miss Anna Olson of Minneapolis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Olson and
family of Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Connors and
family of Larimore, N. D., visited at
the Coolidge home July 4.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Spano of Mime
apolis, spent few days at their house
here last week.
Waldo Lepinen of Minneapolis, Wis
tied at the Clyde Hutchins home last
week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-07-13
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
Dell Grove Emanuel Lutheran.

Sunday, 10 a. M, Sunday school;
3 p. M, Parish League meeting at
Groningen. Two program numbers
from the local league.
Friday, 8 p. m, Luther League
meeting at the Barnes home.
GrOningen Elm. Lutheran.
Thursday, p. m, Ladies Aid meet
ing at the Haglin cottage.
Sunday, 10 a. M, Sunday school;
3 p. M, Parish League meets at the
church. Two Groningen numbers for
the program.
ClOverdale Zion Lutheran.
Sunday, $50 a. M, divine worship;
1920 a. M, Sunday school; 3 p. M,
Parish League at Groningen. Two
Cloverdale numbers.
General Notes:
First Parish League meeting of the
season at p. m. Sunday. This in
spirational fellowship invites all
young folks.
NELS BENSON, Pastor.
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Harris

Mr.. and Mrs. Ball of Superior, spent
last Thursday at the Ned Ashmore
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stafford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Stafford spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Charlie Sorenson called on his
brother, AL, in Wisconsin Sunday.
Oliver Sorenson came home from
Dooling Lake Saturday to help make
hay this week.
Clearance Johnson of Monger, called
at the George Sorenson home Wednes-
day of last week.
Lyle Ashmore called at the Tom
Walton home in Holyoke Saturday.
The Geo. Sorenson family attended
the bridal shower given for Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Williams at their home
in Foxboro Saturday night. Mrs. Will
liams is the former Mrs. Virgie Brown
who one time lived in Harris. They
received some lovely gifts. A deli
cious lunch was served at IL o'clock
and fine time was reported.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
Markville Lutheran Church.

Morning worship Sunday, July Is
at II a. m.
The Ladies' Aid will sponsor an ice
cream social Thursday, July 20, al
the church basement. Pie, ice cream
and coffee will be served. Serving
will start at p. m.
Kingsdale Lutheran Church.
Evening worship Sunday, July %
at 8 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid will be entertained
by Mrs. c. E. Videen and Mrs. D
Profit at their home Wednesday, July
10. The meeting will begin at 2:3O
p. m.
West Keene Lutheran Church.
Worship Sunday, July Is, at $3.50
p. M; Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
PAUL J. R. PETERSON, Pastor.