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CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN
r. Claude Stephens, Pastor
Announcements for week beginning
Lord' Day, Nov. 21:
Bible School at 10 a. m., J. W. Rich
ardson, superintendent
Divine Worship at 11, a. m.
Christian Endeavor it 8:30 p. m.
Evening Service 7:80.
Wednesday, Bible study. Training
elaaa, 7:15 p. m.
Followed with. Union Thanksgiving
Service at th Methodist Church.
Thursday, Song rehearsal, 7:30 p. m.
Friday, Teachers' meeting, 7:30 p.m.
The public is especially invited to the
services Lord's Day si these are vitally
important. We etrivs to maka every
body feel at home.
"Give thanks unto the Lord for He
la Good."
The paator wishes all a day of Thanks
giving Nov. 25.
METHODIST
VY. C. STEWART, Pastor.
The Firat Methodist church service
Sunday, Nov. 21, will be as follows:
Sunday School at 10.
Divine Worship 11 a. m.
Ep worth League at6:X0.
Divine worship 7:30.
Topic "Building a Christian Home''
Nov. 28 "Children and the Home."
Dec. 6 "The Boy in the Home "
Dec. 12 "The Girl in th Home."
Dec. 17 "The Bibl In the Home."
Dec. 26 "The Church in the Home."
Passengers on the Train.
B. Y. P. U. at 6:30
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:30.
At 8:30 Tescher's Training Class
All are invited to th services.
, The big sotial affair of th year will
be held on Friday evening, Nov. 26, by
th Tuesday Evening Club of tbe Bap
tist Church. The young people are
planning a Thanksgiving Banquet. This
will be a very elaborate affair. The
general committee on the banquet are
Mrs. Barnett, chairman, Miss Dram
berg, Neil McKinaey, Georgia Sayres
and W. S. Stewart. Committees have
also been appointed to arrange the
gam to decorate, to write parodies
on the modern Bonga, to make up new
ells, to sjlicit the feed, in fact every
member of the Cbib is on some com
mittee and they are all working to
warda the banquet. The toastmaster
for th evening will be W. S. Stewart,
th paator ef the church and teacher
of the Club. Prof. S. Sherman Wal
lace, who teaehee Public Speaking and
Bible Study in McMinnville Collfge, is
to be the principal speaker of the even
ing. Many of the young people will
make ahort speeches. The game com
mitter promises to keep th coinpsny
busy the rest of the evening. This
Club has been meeting every T lesdsy
evening for almost aix raonma, ana
this is the first large celebration they
have had.
BAPTIST
W. . STEWART, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10.
Preaching Srvics st 11 and 7:30.
The subject of the morning sermon
will be "Sacrifice." In the evening
the pastor will preach th third sermon
on the general subject "A Railroad
Journey." The subject will be "Thai
PR ES BYTERIAN
Orover C Blrtchet, A. B., Pastor
Announcements for weak beginning
November 21:
Sunday School 10 A. M. Preaching
Services 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Mid
week Pravar and Praise Service Wed
nesday 7:80 P. M.
Chinese Junks.
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I' iln- r irliot l.ttlk il nirrler. the (Jill
.iMM- Novi-li;in.' Junl:. orlntunlly built
:'r the ciirrlnsi' f wutcr lu bulk uml
iflurwuid used fur oil. must be among
the enrllt-st esnmirtes of this class of
if sspI . K x i h ntre.
Dry Goods
and Notions
Hats And
, Caps
Shoes Which Please
Particular Women
There are no more particular or discrim
inating women anywhere than those
who come to this store for their shoes.
ye have sjlways catered lo those who make
their selections rarefully. We have learned
that the usual choice of particular women is
UTZ & DUNN CO.
Style Shoes of Quality
And there is a prood reason
why this is so: They are ar
tistically designed by stylists
who make a thorough study of
harmonious blending of shoes
and dress. And, while they
are smart and dressy, they are
also dignified and genteel.
Allow us to point out the
difference to you.
DONKEY & WALKER
I THE SOCIAL WORLD J
BY VIROINIA SOUTHERN !
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MUSIC
LOTTIE HEDGES McINTOSH
Teacher of Voice and Piano.
Residence Studio. : : Phone: 482 1
Thank you for the stars and moon,
For the great wide ocean, too.
Thank you for the birds' sweet tune,
Laughing brooka and sparkling dew,
Oh, so many thanks we need
For your kindness, and I say,
Thank you very much indeed,
For the gift-1 hankpgiving Day.
Cocke.
As Thanksgivi ng-tide ap
proaches matrons and maids are
as busy as the proverbial bee,
lending assistance to baiaara
and cooked food sales which sev
eral organizations will Boon be
holding.
Church societies hare been dil
igently at work for some weeks
past on pretty and dainty arti
cles for their various bataars,
when it is expected that special
features will attiact many each
day,
School kMs and boys, too, will
soon be arriving for the Thanks
giving season, their presence
always adding much merriment.
WHIST CLUB
This evening Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Craven will entertain the
members of their Whist Club.
Mrs. Craven will be assisted
by her sister, Miss Robertson,
and a delightful evening is assured.
WEDNESDAY .CLUB
Shuttles, hooks, needles and
thread are flying about with dex
terous skill among the members
of this club.
This week's meeting was Iheld
with Mrs. M. Merwin who furn
ished a delightful afternoon for
her guests.
WHIST CLUB
A delightful c'.ub event of the
week was the session of the
Monday Night W hist Club when
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Skinner
were pleasant hosts.
Enthusiastic games, a dainty
collation and merry conversa
tion furnished variety to the
evenings pleasure.
LARGE PASTIES
Two most Interesting funct
ions of the week were the Tay-
lor-Hibbs-Fitchard card parties
last Tuesday and Wednesday af
tersoons. A detailed account
will appear later.
RECITAL
This evening attention will be
turned to the recital at the Meth
odiBt church when Mrs. Lottie
Hedges Mcintosh will present
her piano and voice pupils be
fore an enthusiastic audience.
Men And
Boys Suits
Sweaters and
Mackanawg
SUPPING PARTY
! The Wacontas Dancing Club
has issued invitations for a
.Thanksgiving Stepping party
j Thursday svening, Nov. 25.
HOME WELCOME
"I was greeted warmly by
my wife for the first time in a
dozen years," said the thin,
little suburban dweller on the
5:15. "You see she was holding
a reception yesterday and I got
in line and before she recognized
ne she had given me a word of
greeting and a hand clasp."
Portland News.
MUSICALE
To B Gluen at the M. E. Church Tonight, By Pupils of Mrs. Lottt H. Mcintosh
AB(fltaH Rd InHpriPtiririrff T aNHInd Varaallltl '
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Part Onr
1. Piano Duett-"Soldiers Maich" - - Faust
Ulla Dickenson, 1 rancea Townsend
2. Piano Solo "Reminiscence ' f Don Juan" Mathews
Emma Zielesch
5. Piano Solo "The Firt Rose Waltz" - Frosser
Lewis Missall
4. Vocal Solo- a. "Kittens" - - BartUtt
b. "Jack I-roat" - - I'resaer
Margaret Zieleach
6. Piano SoIo-"Little Carnival Waltz" - Streabbogg
De Los Kldridge
6. Piano Duett "Sunflower D ::ice" Mac Clymont
Dorothy Paddock and Mrs. Mcintosh
7. Vocal Solo- a. "My Axe of Steel" Havens
b. "Bonnie Sweet Bessie" - Gilbert
J. G. Mcintosh
8. Pisno Solo "Queen of the Klves" - - Evan
Maude VKnz.ie
9. Vocal Solo- a. "When You Come Back" Tate
b. "ilayfield and Butterflies" Del Riego
Miss Gladys Irvine
10. Piano Solo "Sweet Recollections" - Hoffman
Hilda Hilk
11. Vocal Solo- a. "I Hear a Thrush at Ev" Cadman
b. "You and l.ove" D Hnrdelot
e. "Springs Awakening" - Dudley Buck
Laura Itaker
12. Chorus "Th Woodpecker" - Neveo
Carnation Club
)srl lino
1. Vocal Solo- a. "Slave Song ' - Del Riego
b. "The Sundown Sea" - Steckl
C "Down in the Forest'1 - Landon
Nellie Btamberg
f. Piano Solo- "Angela Lullaby"' - - Krogrnaa
Opal Hewitt
5. Vocal Solo- a. "Cradle Surg" - - Delbruck
b. Rose From the Garden of Love" Wilson
Mrs Myrtle Kichardaon
4. PUno Solo- "Silbersterne" - - - Bohm
Frances Townsend
5. Vocal Solo- a. "April Sorg" - - San Souei
b. "Where Flower Grow" - Newton
Mins Gladys I.indley
6. Piano Solo-"Grand Caprice Aerian" Wellenhaupt
Ulla Dii kenson
7. Voeal Solo- a. "The Wimls Hre Calling" - Ronsld
b. "Chasing liuttcrflifa" - Thomas
Mrs. C. W. Irvine
8. Pisno Solo-"DrlfUng" - - - FrimI
Dorothy i'addock
9. Vocal Solo--a. "Invictus" - Huhn
b. "Gipsy Que?n" - - Herbert
O. A. Mary
10. Vocal 8oio--a. "I Wonder if You Remember" Benaoa
b. "One Fleuting Hour" Le
Mrs. NeM.e Paddock
11. Vocal Sole - Selested
Billy MoAdams
12. Chorua-- " Voices of thi Woods" - Hubenstein
Carnation Club
President Wilson
has designated
Thursday, November 25, 1915
as
Thanksgiving Day
Round trip ticketx will be
on hitle at reduoed rate? on
Nov. 24 and 2") between all
Southern Pacitio ttationc in
Oregon. Return limit Mon
day, November 2'Jth. Also
between Oregon and Cali
fornia points.
Here is an Opportunity
to visit your friends for a week
end. A fat roust turkey and
' pumpkin pie awaits you.
GO!
Informatien Hs.to rates, etc., can be obtained from nearext agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
CASH MAKES MEAT CHEAP
BEEF
Brisket lOo
Roast 15c
Uhort Kiba lSftt;
Hteak 17c
MUTTON
Stew 10c
ChopH 12 1
Leg 15c
Goat Meat oo
POHK VEAL
Pork Stt-ak 14c 8tew 15o
I,oin 17Jo Chops 170
Harn 17&C Loin 17o
Roaftt 16o
LARD
Hull 15o
Bucke . 7f .
Weinies loo Minced Ham 15c
Forequarter Goal 4o
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