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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
HIGH TRIBUTE
Flowers of Decoratioe
" LEARN ONE THING EVERY DAY"
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Tho fnrowoll reception nt tho
Mnrshlleld Unptlst Church last night
wan tendered the Uev. A. V. Uass
ford, who recently resigned the
charge on account of ill health. Be
tween 150 nnd 200 people, member?
of tho congregation nnd friends,
were present.
The church wns very prettily dee
crntcd for tho occasion, being con
crted Into n regular bower of roses
nnd Scotch bloom. Following the
program refreshments were Berved
by the Indies of the church under
the direction of Mrs. J. C. Doane.
Sirs. John Xaglo nnd Mrs, Alvn Doll.
Alva Doll presided at the meet
ing and n dozen speakers expressed
regrets over Mr. llnssford's depart
rre. Appreciation of his work hero
.ml tho hope that he might regain
hie hcnlth nnd Inter he able to return
here. Seldom has such tribute been
paid a Coos Day pnBtor or citizen
us wns given Itcv. ltnBsford.
Uev. Hassford In response, stated
that ho regretted leaving Coos I3ny,
that ho liked tho country nnd Us
people and his work among them
However, his own hcnlth nnd the
health of Mrs. Hassford required
that ho lenve, nt lenBt temporarily.
The program wns aB follows:
Hymn, by congregation.
Address, by Joan Fitzgerald. In
Lehnlf of Unptlst Junior Society.
Address, by Dr. 0. W. Leslie, in
behnlf of Unptlst Sunday School.
Address, by Miss Alice Tlcko'l,
in behnlf of Unptlst Young People.
Address, by Mrs. M. J. Anderson,
in behnlf of Daptlst Ladles' Aid.
Address by Mrs. A. 7.. Downs, m
behnlf of Unptlst .Missionary Circle
Solo, by 0. 0. Dewey.
Address, by How J. U. Dtirkhart,
In behalf of other ministers.
Address, by Cnii Albroeht, In bc-
nau or city. r
Duet, by Miss Uosslo Avro and
Mrs, George Ayro.
Address, by Dr. 0. A. Wright, of
Portland.
Address, by C. II. Marsh, In be
half of congregation.
Anthem, bv choir.
Hospoiise, by Uev. A. F. Hansford.
No. 6. THE CARNATION.
Copyright. 1013. by Tho Asso elated Xowspapor School, Inc.
EVERY flower, like every hurnai? (Then after one last embrace, tho
soul expresses somo unique youth wns gone never to return,
qunlltv. The Illy is loved for I A year later a comrade of her lover
Its purltv," the violet for Its mod-; came bnck with the news of his
estv. and the carnntlon for Its "odor
divine."
E. Oernrd hns written a fnscin-
atlng Idyl cnlled "The Voice of a
Flower." In tills lie uescnues
how the nrmorlnl bearings of the
famous Italian house of Uonsecco
came to bo chnrged with a "gnro
fano" or carnntlon.
It seems that Margherita Uonsecco
wns bethrothed to a chivalrous
knight nnmed Orlando. Tnclr mar
riage hour wns nlrendy set. Hut
on the eve of their wedding n call
was sent out for an uravo ueans
to repair to the Holy Land and de
liver the tomb of the Savior from
the dutches of the Infidel. Who
but n dastard could turn a deaf
ear to such a summons? So Or
lando, broken henrted, went to his
ndored Mnrgherltln.
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CIIHISTIAX KXDIMVOIt.
The Christian Endenvor Socletx
will hold a special Patriotic nnd
Flag meeting nt the Mnrshllold
Presbyterian Church Sunday eve
ning nt 7 o'clock.
Topic, Our Xntlou's Glories His
tory, Resources, Hooks, Schools. Pol
itlcal Freedom, High Idenls, Press,
Freo Speech, Rellgloim Liberty, Im
migrants, Heautlful Capital, Grout.
Cities, Enormous Wealth, I'roo Mu
seums, Inventions and Natural Won-
ders.
Our Xntlou's Perils Pride,
DrunkonnoBB, Greed for Gold. Spec
ulation, tlie Mormon Evil, the
Romish Peril, Indlfferenco, .Munici
pal .Mlsgovernnient. Snbbath Dose
crntlon, Profanity, Passion for Pleas
ure, Open Infidelity nnd Fiideslrnblo
Immigrants.
Speelnl music. Conio and bring n
friend.
"Farewell, anlnin mla!" he mur
mured, clasping her to his breast.
"He true to me. Heloved." she
sobbed. "Do not forget thy Mar
gherita In yon distant land."
"Xever while I breathe; but give
me this flower that ncstics In thy
sweet bosom to wear as a tnllsmnn
next mv heart."
minded by tears, the expression
of her Inward anguish, she fastened
a white carnntlon to his breastplate. Assoelntcd Xewspnper School plnn
denth. but bringing with him a so
Inco for her lonely heart'. It was
the flower Orlando had worn, nnd
through which the dendly arrow of
n Snrnceu had pierced IiIb noble
henrt. .Margherita took the flower.
While she wns tenderly touching
Its withered petnls some little brown
inula dropped Into her white hnud.
Theso she planted nnd tendered ev
dny with Infinite care. They were
watered often, one imagines, with
her tears. At last her efforts wero
rewarded, One morning a white
carnntlon spread its fragrance
through her room. And wonder
of wonders. When she went to
look nt it closely she found that
tho petals were streaked with red.
Of course she believed that the
blood of her beloved flowed through
them. So now the Uonsecco family
hns a red and white carnation em
blazoned on Its cont of arms,
Wild pinks nro supposed to sym
bolize tenrs tho tears of tho Vir
gin .Mary. "When the Jews led
Christ to Calvary, tho Virgin Mary
followed, though her heart wiib
breaking with grief. When sho
snw on the way the bloody tracks
of her Son's wounds sho wept bit
terly, nnd from these tears of
Christ's mother and the blood of
her Son sprang forth nlong the
way to Calvary such flowers as
these."
The origin of the carnation Is as
old as the rose. It- was cultivated
as far back nt .100 H. C. bv the
Greeks, nlong with tho Iris! the
nnrclssus and the violet.
Every Any n different human In
terest story will nppear in Tho
'limes. You can got n beautiful In
taglio reproduction of this picture,
with five othors, equally nttractlve,
7 by 9 Inches in size, with this
week's "Mentor." In "Tho Mentor"
n well known nuthorlty covers tho
subject of tho pictures nnd stories
of the week. Renders of Tho Times
nnd "Tho Mentor" will know Art.
Literature, History, Science, nnd
Travel, and own oxnulslto nlctiircs.
On snlo nt Tho Times offlco. Prlco I
ton pnnta Wltn wlm. . mi.- '
Times for booklet explaining The
Aiminiiuiinieminit
The Modern Woodmen of America, Foivs
vy Team, sire building i pavilion back of jlu
lank of Oregon, where lliey will hold a "how
cry" Dance July 'Hh and 51 h, opening on eve
ning of July U1. Music will be furnished by
Lew Keyser's Orchestra. Dancing July -Mb
will star! a( noon lime, lo continue until mid
night. The same program will be followed
July 5th.
Tho pavilion will be 70x90 and will have a good
floor. The entire Forestry Team, in uniform,
will havo charge of the pavilion. Re fore danc
ing starts on afternoons of July '1th and nth,
an exhibition drill will be given free. Refresh
ments will be served on the grounds. The team
will also give fancy drills during the' parade on
July 'Ith. Police protection will be furnished
at the pavilion at all times. The pavilion will be
handsomely decorated, and everyone is assured
a good time.
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NOW IT IS
NORTH BEND
o'clock. Pastor Hassford will de
liver ills farewell sermon.
Special music by n largo chorus
choir under Professor George Ayro.
A cordial wolcomo is extended to
all.
Come with us and wo will do you
good.
At the Churches '
i
of Westvllle, Indiana, and commun
ion nt 1 1 o'clock a. in.
Prayer meeting and song servlro
nt 7 o'clock p. in.
Prenehlng by A. M. McCrackcn nt
S o clock p. in.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
nil.
(Ministers nnd othors nro request
ed to hand in tho Sunday church no
tlces not later than Friday evening to
InBiiro lnsortlon Saturday.)
I FIHST U.U'TIST CIIUHCII.
Albert F. Hassford, M. A., Pnstor.
Hlblo school at 10, with graded
clnssos and compotent teachers.
Morning worship nt 11 with sor
mon by Pastor Hassford.
Junior Socloty moots lu tho c.turch
nt 2:30. All chlldien nro Invited.
Young People's servleo ut 7 for
ono hour. A special Invltntion Is
extended to nil young men nnd
women.
At 11 o'clock Dr. O. A. Wright,
of Portland, will preach.
At tho ovonlng sorvlco. at 8
The Way to
Succeed.
Paraphrasing tho words of
Horace Greeley, "Tho wny to
succeed Is to ailvortluo." Thoro
Is scarcoly a notable coinmorclnl
success that has not been built
upon the solid foundation of ad
vertising, and. llkowlso, practlc
nily all good, clean, honest busl
nobs that advertises legitimately
Is successful. '
Whenever you see n iiianufac
urer co-operating with the re
tailors of this city or a group of
i nlted Stntes in nu advertising
rniupalgn on bennlf of b8 nier
clinndUo. you may safely make
up our mind to throe thlnlgs
merit' inorchnndlso has
Slc;l. both the manufacturer
nnd tho merchant are progress
le. dependable peoplo with
whom to do business.
..n!'..'1'1, ,ll0y nro ',88ful nnd
inoi'lt your commence and nat
ronngo, ' l
Manufacturers are beginning
o understand that the onl "v
to create actual. "ovei-tl.e-e. ,1
I '. .J,0"1""' t0F lro1iirt Is to
I PHESUYTKIIIAX Clll'ltCH.
.1. E. Hurkhart, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morn
ing worship nt 1 1 o'clock. Young
People's meeting at 7 p. in. Evening
worship at. 8 p. m. .4rayer mooting
on Thursduy evening nt S o'clock.
You will find n cordial welcome nt
all of theso services. Splendid mu
sic by choir. Ilrlng a friend and
co mo.
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I EPISCOPAL Clll'ltCH. I
I Ith nnd Market. j
Row Robt. E. Hrownlng. Rector.
S n. m.. Holy Communion. !i;:io a.
in.. Sunday School. 1 1 a. in.. Morn
ing Prayer and Sermon. Servleo nnd
sermon at 8 p. in. evory Sundny even
ing In North Heinl and at Eniplro on
Sunday afternoon.
I METHODIST EPISCOPAL I
Rev. II. C. Cooley, Pnstor.
Sunday school nt 10 n. m.
Morning sorvlccs nt 11 o'clock.
Epworth League nt 7.
Evening sorvlco at 8.
Prayer mooting Thursdny ovenlng
at 8 o'clock.
You nro cordlnlly Invited to nttend
theso services.
Junior League service Thursday
afternoon nt 2.30.
I SEVENTH DAY ADVEXTISTS.
E. It. Henderson, Elder.
Seventh Day Advontlst services
nro conducted every Saturday as
follows:
Sabbath school at 10 a. in.
Hlblo study at 11 a. m.
Come and spend an hour with us;
wo will do yon good.
PRESHYTEHIAX Clll'ltCH
.North Rend
Two days ot h'un and Feasting
Two davs of Merriment and Music
JULY 4 AND 5
GALA PllOCUSSIOXS
JSDUSTliL 1 ; PA h 1 1)1'
A UTOMOBILI1 PA Gl'JA NTS
J I YDliOPLANti FLIGHTS
WATJ'Mi SPOUTS, J'JTC.
It A C ID S 0 O N T E S T. S
Coos Gounlu Lea fj uc Jiaseball Game.
Arrange to spend your Fourth at North Rend
I
Sundny school nt 10 o'clock.
Christian Endeavor nt 7.
Prenehlng sorvlces nt 8 p. in. bi
llow D. A. McLeod.
I
I CATHOLIC CHURCH. I
Mnrshfiold.
Row A. R Munro.
Mnss will bo celebrated at 10
o clock tomorrow morning at St.
St. Monica's Cnthollc Church.
CIIHISTIAX SCIEXCE.
advertise it
nowspapors.
locnu
In daily
The Times office.
Times' Want Ads brln results.
Christian Sclenco hall. 237 Third
street North.
Subject, "Christian Science."
Sorvlco Sunday at 11 a. m.
Sunday school 12 M "Wednesdnj
8 p. m
Reading room open on Tuesdays,
Thursdays nnd Satt rdnys, 3 to 5 p. m.
I Clll'ltCH OF CHRIST.
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7.. O. Downrd Mlnlstor.
10:00 a. in. Hlblo school.
Preaching hv A. M, McCracken.
I METHODIST CIIUIICII
North Hond.
Tho sorvIce3 Sunrtnv will ho nH fni
lows:
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Vospor Clrclo and Epworth Loague
7 p. m.
Sormons by tho pnstor 11 n. m.
nnd 8 p. m.
,
I UNITED HRETHHEX CHURCH
North Hond. 4
Mrs. R. N. Lewis, Pnstor.
Snbbath school, 10 a. m.
Christian Endenvor, 7 p. m.
Prenehlng 11 a. m. and S n. m.
Prayer mooting Wednesday ovon
ing nt 8 o'clock.
I CATHOLIC CHURCH I
North Hond.
Row Father Sprlngor, Rector.
Mass will bo colobrnted nt 8
o'clock Sunday morning by tho Rot.
Father Springer.
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Phono 74.
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I. II. Flanagan, Vice-President.
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