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1 1 i ar if t riif i- i si ns n i i t w 1 1 -m
-, rcaaT-BMBrf oamst jhwbch -
-The, k IHrs,, i SaHrUuaUet , Chare
Satein VS1 ' hWfd servicer it tneli1 halli
ilctVrpck JfUl- this Suoa'av evening!
April lltfc. it T.artf a'eJock, , .. ,
Jf rfc TaeresA SUUfrell at FortUnd Will
be tae speaker aaa m ae Wmti Tha
pablie is cordially .iavite tkia service.
, . ' -
. TOtST CHMBTUUT SCXEVCB
' Corner of Liberty and Chemeketa Bts.
Bnaday aarfciag services t 11 - o'clock.
Bandar" eeeniaa; at eifrht, Subject of lea--aoa
aeraaoa "Ax Bin, Disease, asd Peath
steal I" ctoadar aebool session eoOTeaa
-at t:8S a ad 11 a, at. Wednesday evenias;
tettitooaial meetis- st 8 o'clock. Bead
ier room 101T Msaonle Tedipls. ope every
day eseep 1 Sunday and holidays from
U to :30i ery vania, except Wed
- netdar ud Sands- r 7:30 to S; Sua
rfay a4teraooa from tares t fire.
1 i :pnrkxiAXioirii. bebe mrstxra
, .... ASSOC1ATIOH .
Ifeet -orvryo Haadar 'ta -Derby- Bid.
Comrt and. High streets. Hoars 10 to 13
aw. .-u4 1 to - p as.-- Faeret services
cea dotted, fro of . charge ia - Salem ad
vicinity -by local' Bible, class. Psoas
' 1450-W. . Ail in teres td in. Bible etody,
cordially Invited.
' XZTRAVT. BSTOUfXO CHTTXCH
Corner of Oipitei and Marion Sts. 8ua-
day -aebool lO a as. aad EncHsa aerrice
11. a.' at. M. Decay, aaiaister.
SUVZJITR SAT iOTZHTIR
Ceraer 4 t ilth , sad Gsiaee. N. a
Xrataon, pastor. , .. ' . :
V Sabbath school If W.Sfr.'4 Mrs. W.
Harmer. . avperiatendent j preaching at
11:30 by the pastor. . Kiae joiaoa the
church makiDf )he jaeiaben)l)p over threo
haadred. if. V. mMtiB(t d;00 p. in.
Prayer, nteetiot ea Wtdnasdayt at 7:30.
The sabjoet for the Baaday bifbt lecture
wilt be, 'WjU tbe Bata Catholic church
Uomtatef the World Arsint" This- is
, a woBderfsl Has of prophecy, einfiaf
befina si ,T:3o. Xrerybodjr, ars iavitsd.
I' liAlioir coinrtr Rdlnrxu
, - v ASSOC IATI0H
The regular all day Monthly meeting
of the Associativa:- meets aext Tuesday
at the r'ree Ifftbodlat church at Wood-boro.-.-
Est. . I. : Harris gtoa, pastor.
Preach lug iol. the -aaoraior at 10:da by
Rer. tdgar P. Biaiaot Safomr ia- tbe
afternoon- by Ret.-O-.-r. DePee it fort
laad. aad in the oraaiag at 7:80 by Dr.
C5' C. PoHng of fek lira. There meetings
ar' I aferdenomiaatioaal ia character and
alt are invited. Hof tea and coffee wMl
bo- arrred thoadJ who bring their
luoefcea.
i. asiuUT jauuKusvuut linuaun
South lath' a4. Perry atroets,, . U. C.
8torstv minister. Residence 245 S. 19th
6. . Phone 1K44.' Hands y: school at
Id e m. -C. C. Karris saporiatcadent.
Morn inr worship art 11. Sermon on
i8fEncoTtrtgemeat., Met, 0 Diy
it Rest n Gladness; Schneckef. sang
by Mrs. Pmak E. Brown and Mr. 8tover.
The . Ssnior aad Junior Endeavors meet
as,: 6:43 at. m. Eveainr serrieo at 7:30.
The choir will . sins .'How BesnUful
Vpoa, tbe Mountains,' Walter Spianey.
enaoa for evening will oa " 'The sur
plus of Blossoms." Prayer service
. Tburtday eve a his- at T:80;
-iMi y. . -
r : OTrrr AxiAJf CHtrCH .-. .
' Celt a re aad Chemekata Sts. Rev. Mar
tin, Pe'reahettaa; minister. Church ichwol
fat 10 a. as. Orsded . inttrcction. Class
for adults eondacted by Mr. Miles McKey.
the Moot. ' leTOtienaI Serviees at 11 a. m
" Subject a - tho sermon, "Standardised
Machinery aad Staadansed annas. mr
. Fereshotian will - Ulustrato his sermoa
from the eofiditions existiar in Itsly and
ttaaaiaj to day and will bring out the
: .natwra at the forces which are work
log to bring about anch a rendition in
'this country. Jtrt Jt. r-eresoetian, eon
tralto- soloist of the church will sing.
"The Lord is Mindful of His Own.
.' front the Orsthrio, St. Psal, by , OsaL
.Mrs.- w. A. Iittntos at tha orraa. -me
Laymen's Leagns will meet on Monday
vealng it 8 o'clock. ' The kpeskkr will
Its sanooaoed -elsewhere On Thursday
' oveatng tho regular sesiton of the Emer-
soacluo si ta parsonage.
f It will Ud of interest t mray U .know
Ihst ' tha . Jason Lath Memorial sc. n,
hrch,' H. Wiattr add Jefferson St. on
fiaaHi r.nlnv lirmi'l Od4rel
Team, from Portland WiH be ia, charge of
the evening service. Jim Pshner, Ches
ter " Soott, Joo Keef Snd posibly ona
t'nhr.- will constitute, the Their
oong aurabers," and atrong manly presen
tation Of the messsre of Christ has en
sb red targe tttwi to h'os tbem wherever
iBy go, ana ass asaas posstoie services
mf mitiliiii)ln nrrnl. 'hia chnrch
Wbaos to share, with all J who will the
splendid aepportnnity this service affords
ofl uua Bands evening at v:au.
' 4i-d ' i v.w iTTAk hrz-irr
a4i State. .'Tor good lieth not In
porsuing, nor . gaining of great .nor of
amaJU but laat. in, the doing, sua noing.
- Sandaf publii; .meetings at , 11 a. m.
abd 7:8 P. ai. Company meeting (Bun
dky school) at :30 finish ot "rdd aad
hlus' contest. this Sunday, loung peo-
nl amoeWatt. S-la Saadas- svenuut.
ttpeeiai services - wU bo held . at the
Btat Hospital Sunday -morning and tho
state peaiteotidry.in the afternoon. Pub-
jot oomiag wscay n p. m. . -, ,.
SYAHfiEXiCAt.
" Tibertv and Center. "aator. C. C.
Poling, reiideaco 433 Center St. Phone
el-J. Services .11 aV as., .7:30 p. nt.
Tha nastor will ttresch st oth services.
. Suoday school 9 :45 a. , ra. superinten
.. dent, L. L. Thornton. Tonng People's
meetings: Senior and Intermediate win
see, st 1:80 p. ai.- nnidr st 11 a. at.
Week-day services: . Thursday evening,
first kail hour, Bible study. A hearty
welcome to slL -j -
, ITtk -aad Chemeketa streets. Pastor
P. W. lnnerv residence 86d hi. 17tk 8t
Phono lOOd-W. Services " 1 1 ' a. at, 8
p, . sb Sermoa topic : ' 'The aqneror,' '
a. m.. "God Msnifettiag Himself," p.
m.. sSwndny. school- JO a--.nu, .superinten
dent, O. B.: Stransbaagh. r Toang Peo-
Sle'a meetinsa: At 7p. m. Miss Thelma
esgetv Josder. i. Week-day kervicha:
Tbursdsy ereaing. -. BUmarkl F. Kurs
wss elected aa ntombor- to the annual
' eoaforoaca front this, ckurcht The con
ference will b held at tha Lents chnrch
Mmf . Atltwv .-.v. ,-.--,- V - ,r--'-
mXKXT STBT PBXB MTHtlDiST
Corner of -, Winter . c aad Market
streets, - Mortimer C. Clarke, residence
1228 N; Winter. . Phona 185-W. fiery.
. icon 11 i m 7:80 p. m. Sermon topics:
"la tbd Besinniiig. Ood," a. m "Posd
ljr Paagcr of Drifting,'!, p. uv A mixed
wnartet to sings ia tha morning, ''All is
Mine.".1 Ia . tho eveniag Mrs. Hawser
sings Oipsey. Smith's favorite. Sunday
' avhool j45 superintendent. Dr. Frank
S. , SchvtR -- Tonng People's meetings st
8:80. Tonic. .'"The Holy .Spirit His
Worli.V Leader, Emory Goode. Tht
meet inr is preceded with a hslf an hour
. of prayer. Week-day services; Official
board mooting at 7:80. Cottsgo prayer
raeetiar each Wednesday afternoon at tho
hnme at Mrs. Csrolins .Jackson - Id. J.
W later street. - at 2 o'clock. . -Church
-prayer meeting each . Thursday evening
at 7:80. Prayer : sad eonr aeirvieo at
7 :30.- Class meeting at -18.15 led by
Mrs. Clara Cooley- Vou wiU find a warm
hearted welcome at those aervtcea aad
will appreciate tha splendid spiritual at
mosphere f this chnrch at tho Corner.
' " ST. TOSBTpCm t OATHOUO 1
Corner Chemeketa and' Cwttkge Ste..
reetor. Bev. J. K. Buck, residence, 731
Chemeketa. St, pkoos 89. Services 8
10 s.'m. - Sermon topics: ""The Strength
of the Cdtholio Church." c ?Tha Academy
okoir will render the Eatermnaio again
at 8 o'clock msaa, and tha regular choir
wi!t ars ia sing tha Easter music at the
high mass at 10. BenedictloB- will fol
low - las mass. . Week-dsy services: Id
rhareh at 7 , a. ." in- Academy am Bat
urdar at 7 a. m. Oa Moodsy morntaa
April 12th. at 9 o'clock, there friH bo a
snlemn requiem mssa.. the-annirersary af
the Isto Archbishop's death. Rt. iiev.
Mac-ri-Cans will spesk. Every body is
eordtsUy welcome, ta all massed and aerv
- ices. . , .-- - .fyj -
, -' - VAZAP.SXS -
1 nth aad Marion-St. Paktoc,. C." H.
-'HikHfti residence l$H Marion.- Assiat
r! utM, Mrs. Hopkins, residescs !
Wsrion. Services 1 1 - saws i 7 : 3 -p. m.
hormon topics: '.Psitb." a. as, '.Mhd
Work of . Consecrated -JKiu.' p. ua.
f --rm! mrrtsir and. aincng-ut both. sere,
iic .on fei)i-.-.y fruuu v schbbi 0:4S a.
tn.. sotMin'ndejit. i'rank - liitmiller..
"i ouis tcopie's meetinif: benior Toung
T- weetinc 834 p. m.. Cm rone o
.- i "ijESt. donir Ctristisa
!
Tening- at 7:30 prayer ajid praise aerrica.
tea oj tae pior. ine pasinr -will preach
Sunday , morning. T . Mrs. HSpIias . will
preach 8unday eening. Every body irel-
eo
r czsrtx sr. jcet&ttoxsr
18th A Center Sta, Pastor A. T. rtU
mer, residence: 684 X. Winter St. Phone
ed6-M. Serrices It a. mi, 9 p. ar. Por
tha'll o'clock Gcrtnaa serried Aon A. V.
Oramer, the Dittrict Superintendent, trill
bring the jrospel meskage after which the
Lord's Sapper -drill be observed. Sunday
school: at 10 e'elock,' tvperinlendent,
H.-H. Brallap. Tonng' People's meeting:
Epworth Lagdo sercica at 7:13, Lilian
Behfaaav leader. At -8 'dock the Dis
trict Superintendent trill dgsia bring the
me s sags. TSe evening service is in Eag
lih. n3 ttdQtos - '
Address 848 H Court St. - Pastor V.
8. Johnson, residence 1935 Maple Ave.
Phono 1917-Wj Services 8 Snd 8 p. m.
Sundsy school 2 p. m., superintendent,
B.OBerkey. Young People's meetings:
Pridsy evening.- Week-day services:
Tuesday, Thursday and eiaturday aven
lags. -,, t t i .
mtST MBtaODlSt X7I800PAX.
Comer of Chuih and Stste. 8U, Psttor
Prod C. Taylor, residence: 038 state St.
Phonep-U Director of Religions Ednca
tion. Hiss Msry E. Findley, office 138 8.
vnarca bi, paone ' 9Ti.- .Lesley elsss
meetfnr. claas leader 8. A. Wheelwright.
8unday morning at 0:15. Services 11 a.
n-. 7:3d p. m. junior church 11 a. m.
Sermon topics: "The Greet Commission,"
m.. Kaster Concert " bv choir n. m.
Juaior church, sermon, Mrs. A. A. Lea,
foreign minion studios. The church is
always crowded to the doers for tha an
nual Easter concert by tha eboir, under
the direction of Prof. E. W. fisbsoa with
Prof; T. S. Roberts st the ergsn Sun
day school: 0:45 a. n. superintabdeiit, H.
P. Shanka. koung People's meetings:
Tha Three Lea gn as Witt meet at 6:80 in
thair nsnsl plmess. Weak-day services:
tvednesOay. tne t'oreis-n Missioasrv socie
ty will meet aad Thursday at 7:80, the
mid-week Devotional service, led by the
pastor. junior board meeting after
school Wednesday in Miss Pindley's of
fice snd official board meeting in church
at 7:30 p. m.
8T. PATJX'S ' (EPISCOPAI.)
H. D. Chambers. Holy Eucharist at 7:30
. ia me coapet. storning- prsyer
the Order of the Rainbow' for Girls will
aitena me 11 a. m. service n a body
and tho sermoa will be to them, church
rector, onng- People's Fellowship meets
-at 7 p. m. in the parish house.
CASTIiB CHAPEL, V. B.
17th and Xebrdaka Ave. Pdstor, P. C.
Hoffman, residence, 1748 Nebraska Ave.
Service II a. m., 7.-30 p. m. Sermon
topics: "Forskken ChureHV" a. to.;
'-'Modem-Church," p; va. Sundsy school
10 a; an., superintendent, W. W. Rose
brough. Toung People's nteetings: Jun
ior, Senior, 8:80 p.. In. Week-day serv
ices: Quarterly conference, Mondsy night
7:30. Lsdies Aid Society, Wednesday
afternoon. Prayer meeting and Bible
sruay, -inarsaay evening.
. PIBST PfltSSTTERIAS CHlfaCH
On Church street between Chemeketa
and Center Sts. Norman Kendall Tully,
D. D pastor. 9:39 a. ra. Sunday school,
Mr. H. E. Barrett, Supt. 10:43 d. m..
mdrnlng worship; sermon, "The New
Passover," by I)r. Tolly. Anthem, "The
King of Love My 8hepherd Is," Shelly.
organ nua tiers: "lnere," Devred
"Vision." Bibl: "Allerro." Onilmsnt
Members will be received and the Lord's
chipper observed st this service. 6:30
p. .in.. Young People's meetings. Senior
topic: "The Applicatidn of Christian
Love"; lesder, Dorothy Hutehsson. Ad
vsnce Intermediate topic: "Christian
Character in Conduct. the Use of xime:
lesder. Paulino Johnson. Intermediate
at the same hour under the leadership
oi Miss tans .foray. 7:30 p. m., even
mg worship. Bermon, "God's Other
Bible," by Dr. Tully. . Soprano sdlo h
Rnth Emery Riddle Organ numbers:
'-'Pilgrim's, Chorus," (from "Tsnhsis-
er.; naKnr-lurrats; --spring Bong,
Mendelssohn: and "Post hide in C."
Wood. A brief installation aerrice for the
new officers of the young people's so
cieties win be a part of tots service.
- ' . JASOH ZJEB MXM0SIAL
North Wintfir t jAffrAn AVAnne
Pastor, Thomas Achetdn, residence 1060
Jenerson, pnono 77a-w. .Assistant pas
tor. Gilbert Wrenn. residence 14S1 Fer
ry, phono 2327. Services .1 1 . m., 7 :30
p. m. 8errnon topics : ' "Tho- Lure of the
Risen Christ," a. m.; "A Business Men's
Goenel Team from 'Portland." p. m.
Snecial services. Jnnior church service st
11, Rev. Wrena in, charge. Special Choir
music both morning and evening lor aerv
ices. Sundsy school: 9:43 a. m.. siroer
intendent: Harry Caroentcr. Yound
People's meetings: "Three chapters of
the Epworth Lesgue meet at 8:30 p. tn.
for devotional services. t-8etings are
outstanding . in interest. Toung people
ard always warmly welcdmed. j Week-day
services: Church business meeting Mon
day 7 :30. All depsrtmentt kre to be rep
resented; Parent Teachers meeting of
the church school on Tuesday evening
7:30. Refreshments will be served. Mid
week worship service on Thursday even
ing 7:15. Special, attention is called to
the Sunday evening service. Hear the
men's gospel team from Portland in spe
cial song number, aad gospel meaaage.
Crowds . hesr them where ever they go.
Public most cordially invited to all the
services, .
FIRST dHXItTtaJT CHURCH
Center and High Sts. Pastor. E. . C.
Whitsker, phone 394,- Assistant pastor,
Vivian G. Whisler, residence 444 X. Win
ter St., phone 48J W. Services 11:00
a. m., 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "God's
Messsre to tha Church," a. as.; "Tho
Painted Face. m. .Morning An
them by the choir, "Hearer -My Uod to
Thee," Tohsmn. Evening, group of songs
will he sun by Mrs. Irvine of Inde
pendence. Bandar school 9:45,- Superin
tendent: Dr. H. C Eploy. Young Peo
ple's meetings: 6:80 Senior aad later
mediate Christian Endeavor will discuss
the topic, "How Can We Show Our
Christian Love." Helen MUtonberger
will Sm a solo.
- PTR8T COWOEEOATIONAI.
Center and Liberty. Pastor. Charles
P.. Wsrd, residence 44 Center 8t phone
591-R. -Services 11 n. ut., 7:86 p. m..
Sermon topics: Qod's Oarden," a. m. :
'The Paasioar PIty p m. Sunday
school? 10 o'clock, superintendent : Mark
McCalRster. 4 Week-day services: - Mid
week prayer meeting and Btbla - atuby
Thuriday 7:30. Th Wemtt'i Cnkin 111
meet at thd ehmbc Friday. t :3 'clock
for work aad baaiaeaa meeting. All tha
wemed ara asked to attend v .
CHRI8TTAK AHD nSSlONART
ALLIAKCE TABERHACLB '
355 Ferry St. Pastors H. E. Cstwell
Mrs. Caswell. 26o Oak Sr.. Phoak
942-M. Sudd ay school nnmm at - St fv
vnt., , Special,: ' ehjldf edTh Swnday lesson
Gea It 1-8 S6-81 boiden .Text. Ia tho
beginning God. created ths besvenssnd
the earth.' Afternoon- preaching service
3 p, k Sdbjecf. Bedenrptiua. through
the Blood. - , Eveninu: EvsageJistie aerv
ice 7:80. Taeaday evening 7 :0 prayer
aa dpraise. Pridsy evening Bible study.
Saturday evening the Tonng People hold
there service.: There is a welcome to all
aerv ices. . ;
Corvallis on Wednesday evening
April: 1 4thRttr20.Jnitrf-1 the
young son of Mr. aad Mrs.- Homer
Goulet, '. and, the talented pupil of
Byron D Arnold. He will play
"Over the Hills by Lbgan. Twi
light' tor FrimL -Rnd "Balancelle"
by Paul Wachs. , iv "
Highland Study Class fV
Entertained at Luncheon ' i , :
Members of the HighlAnd Stsdy
clab 4 were entertained i av a'l
o'clock luncheon on Friday after
noon v when ?Mrs. Maurice "Shlpp
was hostess for tbe group, assisted
by Mrs.' Goodman.' Th" resulii
I (Continued from page 3.)
lnea werVi fi;. the, tmbject
"Know YoitiP Town' by HraC M.
tislesbr, ilrs. A. tE. Edwards,
Mr. B. E,;C6diiepj JArrtl.CliBtjffe
Weaderotb, ' Mrsw Javeavi Stapleloa,
and HrkO. C. Ogleebr. y i.
Prafiil :W8re made for. ft mbtdr
trip tcr Cham poet; to ttodr tfld blfe-
loHcal fac bt , tnat: plate. ; 4 On
April 2 the class will be eBter-
Uihed at the Elk's club tor a 1:10
o'clock lnneheon. It is beinc alren
In honor of Mrs. Gale Alexander of
Independence. . From the .Elk's
blab they Will go to the library for
study.
Bruk'EUct to be
Honored in Portland
Mrs. Harry Hollister and Mrs.
A. C. Clark hare sent but cards
for a bridge tea for .which they
will be joint hostesses April 13
at the home of th former In hon
or of two brides elect. Miss Helen
Darling and Miss La Vers Lesris.
Civic Music Club to-
Present iAiertnci Strauss
in Distinctive Program
Lawrence ' Strauss. tenor. will
be heard in concert Rt , the First
Methodist church. Monday ers-
hins;, April 19 at 8:30 o'clock.
This concert Is the fourth and fi
nal artist attraction in the Splen
did series given by the Civic Mu
sic club this year.
Music critics have commented
especially upon Mr. Strauss as a
sons: Interpreter. In this respect
he is recognized as a foremost
artist, and -Salem people are be
ing afforded a real musical oppor
tunity through the appearance of
Mr. Strauss. .
The following program will be
given by Mr. Strauss:
1
Aria from Suzanne . . . ; Paladilke
L'Adieu da Matin (Farewell at
Morn) .......... ; . . Pessard
Fantoches (Queer Figures) . . .
Debussy
Le Moulin (The Wind Mill) . . ,
Pierne
Auf Flugeln des Gesanges
(Wihgs of Song) .Mendelssohn
Die Forelle (The Trout . . ; . .
.... SfehtlBeTt
Die Llebe Hat Gelogen (Love
Has Lied) SehdbeH
Ziegeuner Lied ( Gypsy -Song. .
Brahms
III .
Recitative and Air irom Dido.
and Aeneas Purtell
A Piper Michael Head
Silver Armstrong Gibbs
Lord Rendal (14 Ceiit.).
.......... . Arr. by Cecil Sharp
An did Carol Roger tCuilter
When I Was One and Twenty
... ... . . . . i . . . Arthur Bliss
Do Not Go My Love. . . .ItagemRn
A Rbund-tjp Lullaby . ;. . . .Ross
Cargoes Toiri Cbbson
My Father Has Some Vry Fine
Sheep ..... i Arr. by hughes
Miss Branson to Speak on
"Art Appreciation": .. ..
A program of more than-- ordin
ary interest Will take place at the
city library, on Tuesday evening
under the auspices of tne Salem
Arts league. On this occasion.
Miss Annabelia Branson of Mon
mouth will give a delightful lec
ture on "Art Appreciation." There
will be no admission, although, a
silver offering will be taken. The
public is very cordially invited to
be present for Miss Branson's talk.
Guest From Sublimity :.
. Mrs. W. A. Heater, whose home
is near Sublimity,, spent Saturday
In Salein as the guest of a daugh
ter, Miss Clara Heater.
Leslie Ladies Aid to
Give Pageant tonight
The Ladles of the Leslie Meth
odist church will give the pag
eant. "The King's Highway," to
night at 7:30 at the regelar
church service. This is the fifty
seventh birthday of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society and
they are glvlnjs.it at the reuqest 6f
the pastor. About SO women will
appear in the costumes of the dif
ferent nations and the story is a
stirring presentatidn of the work
of the society. The pastor. Rev.
ff
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esYo-wndarf ftee - confined to
t bed with the fin alt Week', will
Speak . la -?' the i morning at 11
P&Stie IdrderK . ' , 5
I- in addition to . the large class
recently received Into the drder of
Sens of Uaieh Soldiers of the CIv
lt, war this order will receive four
mere members next Tuesday eve
ning, , Walter T. ; Stols, Wm. Mc
Adams, Walter Lennon. Mr. Peter
son. Charles Fessenden, secre
tary, 1421 N. 17th St would be
glad to learn of Any one' eligible
to membership in this order.
Gueit at Independence
' Mrs. C M. Oglesby and little
granddaughter, Elaine Oglesby,
spent last' Thursday in Independ
ence visiting at the home of Mr.
and'Mrs. B.-F. Swope.
EVE'S TWO LOVERS
. Continued from page 5)
bfei, 1 1. Wliat was he going te do
how? His mother would, of
course, ;reate a scene. '
Mrs. Wales; feeling her way
dow the ttairs,1 re4ched the bot
tom step and suddenly looked up
to see John Ihgate. To her he Was
a stranger. She struggled to calm
herself.
"Good morning, Mrs. Wales,"
the visitor said, stepping toward
her, with the idea of helping her to
R chair "I am John Ingate, your
Son's employer. M
' 6he sit down, . a little moan es
caping her. Clay came to her side.
"Do yon feel better, mother?
Hadn't you. better lie down?"
Mrs. Wales looked up at her son
with eyes , of - agonized hate. To
John Ingate she blurted put: "He
jjust told -me that he is going to be
married.""
The 'eyes . of employer and em
ploye tihet. John Ingate was
shocked. Clay '8 glance dropped.
'-'.'It's a surprise to all of us," the
visitor jvfelt called Upon td eay.
"Miss MftcLurie is a mighty fine
girt.,ClayJs lucky to get her
andi of course, she is lucky to get
Clay . i .I'm sure they'll be very
hsppy.'h
. "I didn't want to tell mother un
til it was all over," Clay said, with
a flushed; expression full of guilt.
"I thought it would be easier for
her tfiat Way." v
"He .wasn't oing to tell me at
all!" Mrs. Wales moaned.
Jehu Ingate wished - that he
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10 A. M. Sunday School
1 1 A M. GodVGardfch
7:30 Passion Play
With Beautiful Colored Pictures
THE CHURCH
FIRST
A. M. 'Personal Responsibility'
P. Me- 'Why I Believe in Life Aftet Death"
Choir and Chorus Will Reproduce Parts of the
Easter Music
A half hour of music beginning; the evening worship at 7:30.
Mrs. Helen Selig-0Nelll. Violinist Mrs. W. F. Foster, Pianist
Mr. R. H. Robertson, Director
You'U N6eV
, . ; . Imagine , going back to France-seeinfe all the old '
haUnHand those we wanted to
c goings AWOL. Imagine goinir
fhnerawith those who fought
Pi4aeya "; a rm ?
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-Of course youll want to attend tne 1927-Paris eon-
" vehtiori of ihe;Americair Legion.- 'Start saving for it
now at' the, United StetesfNationai,authOTized deposi-
: tbfy. for the American Legion
certain, ims onaenui trip.
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were out of this. . -"Children have
to get married some , day, Mrs.
Wales," he said, af ter some hesita
tloh, trying la M ehcbnraglng:. ri
suppose yoar mother was well;
bfokeri up, on yourWed'ciing dar.'
To this Mrs. Wales had no an
awer. Slid,' UriSBed . this stranger
would go away. She wanted to
tAlk td her Sort, to plead with him.
to make him see what he was do
ing. "I'll be going now. I'B send my
car for you too, at one o'clock,"
Ingate said, as if divining her
thought, going to the door Again.
"I think those clothes will just
about fit you," he remarked to
Clay. "Ton can leave them here
before yon go and I'll get them
sometime."
"He .can't marry," Mrs. Wales
exclaimed.
John Ingate did not tarry. He
closed, the door behind him with
relief, his mind, awhirl. A fine
mess Clay Wales had made of
things! . . . . Hia first thought now
was of Eve. Should he tell her?
He was reminded that he must
phone his sister.
He got Josephine at MacLurle's.
"Listen, sis, I'm a little afraid now
that this affair may not come off.
Don't tell Eve, but the bridegroom
is having a fearful time of it with
his -mother. He's made a mess of
things With her, I'm afraid. How
ever, we'll go ahead with our
plans, and 111 go back there about
one o'clock to see how things are.
Did you find something nice?"
Josephine ignored the question
to ask one of her oWn. "Are you
sure you haven't made a mess of
things with your interference?"
The remark tried John's pa
tience, of course, but he resisted a
hot impulse to reply. What could
he say, anyway?
"Yes," Josephine went on, when
a retort did not come, "she does
look very pretty. She's awfully
excited, of course. But her
mother!"
"Is Siys raving, too?" John
visioned her and Mrs. Wales in the
same state. He suddenly wondered
how Josephine could be saying alt
of this out of earshot of the Mac-1
Lurles, and regretted the query.
"Well, you know how mothers
are about the weddings of their
daughters."
He dbubted at the moment if his
own mother would be anything but
elated on Josephine's wedding day.
However, he wasn't in the mood to
reply to that effect. "WelU good-
Firit
Center and Liberty
tlEV. CHARLES E. WARD
WITH A HEART
BAPTIST CHURCH
LIBERTY AND MARION STB
Rev. Ernest H. Shanks
Forget Iti,
see but couian'i.witriout i
in comfort In bit ocean ,
beside yot-gust & few
Savings Club, and make
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by, siSi there are some other mat
ters 1 must attend to. Please stay
with the bride so that there wont
he any silp-npa.",
't "Yoa seem awfully anxious i to
tret her-married to SOMEBODY,"
Wntli That reply in his ears, ;ni
rins dfT, and stood by. tie initrn
nient in the drugstore, lost In
thdught. Why was he, he aSked
himself, going to so much trouble
to brinf abbut Something that he
didn't want to "happen? . His heart
pangs returned. What kind of man
was he anyway, he asked himself i
to surrender so easily? Why
didn't he take What was his? i
"Well, are you through with
the phone?" j
He looked np with a start as a
portly woman maneuvered him
away from the door to the tele
phone booth. He WaS Scarcely con
scious of the incident. .A great
hope was growing in his mind:
possibly Clay Wales wbuld not
show up at the church. ...
(To be continued.);
In the next instalment: ' "Here
Comes the Bride!"
One of KPeisler's Hobbles i
Is Playing Stock Market
TAMPA, Fla. Fritz Kreister
Plays the stock market in his idle
moments. i
A newspaper report found the
noted violoinist seated before the
blackboard lh a broker's office.
With him was a friend whom he
referred to as "Foley." The. lat
ter, he explained, was his official
stock buyer and adviser oii Wall
street matters.
During conversation, Kreisler
divided his time about evenly be
tween paying tribute to the violin
as the king of Instruments and
conferring sotto Voice with "Fo
ley" as to the advisability of pur
chasing various stocks. He noted
the changing figures on the board
as keenly as any for the fifty-odd
other traders in the room and fi
nally agreed with his companion
on the buying for the dSy.
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;:Pgram Pilots' Ja the fitting
name given eighth leaders - of the
National League oi .Women Voters.
They direct Hn stttdy and Wok
in behalf of theleague' prdgVsm.
When at an annual convention the
leaifue adopts ii program for each
of the depaf-tments and commlt
tees,; there) mustbe k pilot to
direct the way. To each tof these
leaders falls the work of suggest
ing, ways of carjTing ont thd pro
gram so that the greatest benefit
may j be derived therefrom.
These women will have an Im
portant part in the proceedings of
the league's, seventh, annual con
vention to be held in St. Louis
April 14-aft. Miss Belle Sherwhi of
Cleveland is chairman of the com
mittee On efficiency' in govern
ment. Miss Shfrwin "is national
president ot the league. Miss Ruth
Morgan, New York City, heads
the committee on International co-
L operation ; . Mrs.. Percy f . Walden.
i-bw nsTea, vn- on cnua -welfare;;
Miss Cornelia Adalr, Rich
mond, Va., ,1s edueatiohal chair
man; Mrs. Harris T. Baldwin,
Washington, D. C-, of living costs.
Heading the committee studing
the problems of Women in Industry
Is MisS Mollis -Bay CarrolL Balti
more; Misa-TEsther, A. Dunshee,
Chicago, Is chairman of the group
On the legal status of, women, and
Mrs. ! Ann Webster. . Washington,
D. C, heads ' the . social hygiene
committee,' ; j
A statue to the memory of the
Marquise de Sevigne, famous lTth
century letter writer, will be erect
ed this year On tjh bfceasion of an
exhibition to celebrate the ter
centenary of her birth. She is
called the "first womAn journalist
of France."
4-
England's first woman air pilot,
Mrs. Sophie Elliott-Lynn, thinks
that in time women will be using
airplanes as enthusiastically as
they bow drive .motor, cars. She
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2 Helen Grays ! Seattle. Wash.18.
yeajold student aOthe University
of Washington, was recently made
editor-in-chief of the .lanip Fife
r!lla manilna tT-vo-r -frl. ""v
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ncttoftae Britlsl
The Ulster branch of the British
Association, of. Commercial Travel
ers recently rejected proposal
that womefl he admitted to their
association.-One member declared
that, women travelers absorbed
storekeepers', attention so, mtfch
that Sen travelers roUOwlng them
missed their trains. : w -
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that In ftfder for a city to oove
ahead in the march ot progress
its citftens must be progressive,
enthusiastic and aggressive. ;.. -:o
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That i is hot always wise to
have . tod many projects to put
over at a time; some cities try to
put over too many projects at one
time and some of them fall.
, , That good plans require much
thought and some people don't
think quick enough: wthey shoot
too quick shoot before they see
anything to shoot at. w .
"That each - plan should be for
some specific thing and of such a
hkture that work and energy will
accomplish, something definite.:
Wonderful things - can be ac
complished by planning ahead.
Some cities keep busy doing-today
what they; ahbuld have done
yesterdays - :'r
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