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Newspaper Page TextI.J r SATURDAY, MARCH Society and State Meet To Be Here June 12-13 The annual dale conveiulo:! ef me ungon leaeration of busmen and professional women's cubs will be held In Salem on Friday and Saturday, June 12 and 13, ac cording to arrangements made ly the 8alra elnb and the eta e pres ident, Mrs. Alice D. Maloncy, of Marehfield, when she vislt'd here hls week. - Two official delegates from acb of the nine affiliated chap ters In the state, Portland, Cor vallis, Eugene, Medford, Marsh lleld, Hood Hlver. Astoria, Al bany and Salem, will be the vol tes body at the conference aad will elect offlcere of the state fed eration. Local groups at Klamath Falls. Pendleton and Roseburg. may Join the federation before the June convention. The executive committee meet ing on the evening of June 12 will officially open the confer nce. A b twin two meeting of all delegates and members who wlti to attend will probably be held Saturday morning with a lunch ton at noon. A banquet Saturday tT Ing wll close the session. At this time a speaker representing the national organization will ad dress the Oregon members. This will be the first time t'aat fl itate convention has been held utslde of Portland. Dr. Mary B. Purvine heads the Salem club which has membership of nearly hundred. Mrs. John J. Roberts was a Portland visitor yesterday. Miss Helen Roberts, a student at St. Helen's hall, returned with her last night to upend the week end t her home. The second general meeting of the Salem branch of the National League of Women Voters will he keld on Wednesday afternooa In the city library. Among the most delightful St. Patrick's day affairs was the program of Irish folk songs, dances and stories given at the new St. Joseph's auditorium on Tuesday evening. In addition to mumbers given by members of the aneh and students at Sacred Heart academy the program In cluded numbers by Mrs. Ralph White's dancing classes, splendid Impersonations by D. R. Muston and ecvcral selections by a men's cjuartet. The panegyric was de livered by J. R. Murphy of Port land. The program follows: Medley of Irieh Airs, academy cjuartet. Would I Were the Tender Ap ale Blossom. Old Irish, C. R. Mus ton. Believe Me If All Those En dearing Young Charms, quartet. St. Patrick's Day address, J. R Murphy. My Wild Irish Rose, academy archest ra Kathleen Mavoumeen, harp solo, Miss Mary Jean Porter Dance, Miss Dorothy Felkor Medley of Irieh Songs, quartet A Sprig of Green, reading, Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick Molly Brannigan, Irish song, C. R. Muston Smllln' Thru, quartet The Last Rose of Summer, academy string quartet. The Pringle Pleasant Point so cial club met with Mrs. M. W. Welch at her home on the Port land road Thursday for an all day . w. ;etlng. Dinner was served at noon. The afternoon was spent at fancy work. Roll call was respond ed to bv Irish iokrs In the group were Mrs. L. W. Potter. Mrs.' J. M. Robertson Vis. J. W. Keys. Mrs. Coates. Mrs. C T. Jones, Mary Alice Jones. Mrs. T. C. Bates and little daughter. Mrs. E. O. Clark, Mrs. F. R Clark. Waldo Clark, Mrs H. Harrison. Mrs. C. M. Cady Wllksboro. Janice Cady Wilks- Doro. Mrs. M. W. Welch, June Welch. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. T. C. Bates, J Lafelle street on June 2. Chapter AB of the P. E. O. sis terhood will meet Monday eve ning at the home of Mrs. H. O Barrett. 2117 State street. .Mrs Reeves will take charge of the program. Among the delightful brldjre luncheons of the week was that ivn hv Mrs. Cal F. Patton when h. entertained members of the Thursday bridge lunchwn ilub. rovers were laid for twelve at one o'clock luncheon. Wild flowers and daffodils were combined at tractlvely both on the luncheon . hnnt fhft llvlnz rooms. Mm Klmer Daus was speclaf, arucst. Club numbers In the group were Mrs. L. P. Aldrlch, Mrs. O. t. Fisher, Mrs. R. C. Hunter, Mrs. A. E. Huckesteln, Mrs. Clair In .n Mrs Clvde Johnson. Vrf. lonls Kanohahn. Mrs. Charles Knowland, Mrs. W. I. Needham, Mrs. John R. Sites and the host ess. Mrs. Patton. Ht-h score was won by Mrs Charles Knowland. Mrs. Sites will entertain the club at their next meeting. The American Legion auxiliary will smns.-ir a tea In McCornack all Monday from three to five. Mr and Mrs. B. E. Birch en tertained at dinner on Wednes day evening honoring Mrs. C. W loore on her birthday anniver sary. Daffodls and Irish novel tea' were nsed on the dining ta k. th covers laid for Mr. and ., r W. Moore. Miss Margaret K'r. Amy Birch. Miss Mar rret "mJ. W. T. Brown and Ui Mr.. Blr.li. 21, 1925 Edited by Rosalia Dr. and Mrt. O. R. Vehrs, Miss Esther Maria Vehrs and Miss Carmen Vehrs motored to Albany on Wednesday evening where they were guests at a birthday dinner honoring Mra. Lee Bost wick. Mrs. Ralph White will enter tain at an informal dance In Der by hall on Wednesday evening honoring the members of her sen ior ballet class. Mra. Henry B. Thlelsen has re turned from a month's visit with her son, Edward W. Thielsen, at his borne In San Francisco. Famous Pianist Coming With the Royal Dadmun con cert a matter of history, Salem music lovers are anticipating the appearance of Mme. Uermaiue Schnitzer, tho famous French pianist, who plays at the Grand theater on Monday, March 30. Mme. Schnitzer made her debut tm the American concert platform only a few years ago and since then her popularity has grown by leaps an bounds. Last year she appeared In concert at the Port land auditorium. Some critics call her the "greatest woman pianist oi the age. The concert a week from Mon dt.y Is being sponsored by the Civic Music clnb. Nurses to Receive Diplomas Miss Adelaide F. Post and Miss Claire U. Davis, who have com pleted three years of training as student curses In the Salem Hos pital will be formally awarded :heir diplomas at graduation ex ercises which will be held In the woman's club house Tuesday evening at o'clock. A general invitation to all those interested to attend the exercises has been extended by the hospital associa tion. The first class was graduated from the Salem hospital In 1897. With only a few exceptions a class has been graduated each year since then. The complete program for the affair Tuesday evening is as follows: Piano Solo Cecil Deacon Invocation Rev. J. R. Buck Presentation of Class Dr. C. A. Down's Address Dr. H. J. Clements Vocal Solo Mrs. P. L. Newmyer Charge to the Class .Dr. W. B. Morse Presentation of Diplomas August Huckeetcin Presentation of Pins Miss Gladys Steele Selection....McDowell Club Quartet Mrs. Jennie TC. Miller enter tained the recently organized sewing circle of Barbara Friet chie tent No. 2 Daughters of Veterans in her home on Tues day afternoon. At this meeting the name of Barbara Frictchle club was adopted by the group with the avowed object of assist ing the local tent both socially and financially. Meetings will ba held on the first Thursday of ev ery month at the homes of vari ous members. In addition to sewing the club has outlined a definite course of study beneficial to all the mem bers. Mrs. Neva Johnston and Mrs. Gilliam will take charge of the study course at the next meet ing. Officers of Barbara Frietchle club are Mabel Lockwood, presi dent; Grace Green, vice president. and Jennie K. Miller, secretary- treasurer. The south east circle of the la dies aid of the First Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. O. W. Eyre on Wednesday, March IS. Mrs. G - V. Pontius presided over the meeting. Devotions were led by Mrs. E. D. Proctor. It was learned that the day was the 35th wedding anniver sary of Mr. and Mre. Eyre. In keeping with the occasion Mrs. M. C. Halvoreen sang "I'll Re member you, Love In My Pray ers," and little Mies Charlotte Eyre played a piano solo. The rooms were beautifully decorated with daffodils. The host ess was assisted by Mrs. C. E. Eyre. Members present were Mrs. W. H. Kay, Mrs. C. E. Eyre, Mrs. Lena Cherrington, Mrs. 0. V. Pontius. Mrs. N. S. Savage, Mrs. M. C. Halvoreen. Mrs. F. E. Hoov er, Mrs. F. V. Barquist, Mrs. E. D. Proctor, Mrs. E. A. Lebold. Mre. M. E. Halley, Mrs. E. J. Swat ford, Mrs. J. H. Phenlclc and the hostess, Mrs. O. W. Eyre. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. W. J. LaBare, 1035 Lee street. Honoring a group of the young er girls who are planning to enter college in the fall, the active and alumnae members of Alpha XI Celta In Salem will entertain at an Informal tea at the Colonial name Tea shop on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Danta Robbins. Miss Mvrtle Pelker. Mrs. D. Keen ey and Mrs. A. W. Stein will be hostesses. Mrs. C. B Bishop will entertain at dinner tonight honoring Mis Angle McCulloch. Daffodils and J.vaclntas wll! center the table with coders laid for Miss McCul loch. Mi Mirpah Blair, Mrs. Hertha Junk Darby, Mies Edna Purdy. Miss Lillian Applegate. Miss (Va Chapman and the host ess. Mrs. Bishoo Club News Keber. Phone 1 Mrs. Fred Zimmerman and her mother, Mrs, Ellen Bell, are the guests In Portland of Mrs. Belt's' daughter, Mrs. Horace Skiff, for several days. Mr. Zimmerman will motor down today to join tnem. Mrs. Louisa King was hostess to a social meeting of the Mac cabees In her home Vhursday eve ning. Twenty seven members were present to enjoy the games and music. Attractive St. Patricks decorations were used aoout the living rooms. Assisting Mrs. K'ng as hostesses were Mrs. Rosella Crossan, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Eberhard. High School Students In Program The music department of the Salem high school will present an interesting program next Tuesday evening, March 24, in the school auditorium. The program will be gin at 7:30 and will not conflict with any plans mads for the S club dance. A small admission charge will be made at the door Tho complete program follows. Falling Leaves Seredy Poet and Peasant . von Suppe Orchestra Morning Invitation Veazie Incidental solo, Josephine Al bert v Follow the Road . Wilson There's a Bit of Heaven In Your Smile David Chorus I Trio, Love and Flowers....Aldrlch Margaret Kastcr, Peter Voelkl violins, Robert Alexander, pi ano. Barcarolle (Tales of Hoffman) Offenbach Sylvia Speaks Uoln' Home (from New World Symphony) . Dvorak Chorus II Solo, Harlequin Sanderson Echo Do Sart Morning Grieg Sunrise and You . Pen Chorus I My Sunshine (O Sole Mlo) do Capua In a Little Old Garden'....Hewitt Troubadour quartet Gypsy Love Song Herbert Kaster, Foelkl, violins; Pou ' jade, flute, Anderson piano Girls from Chorus I To a Wild Roee MacDowell World is Waiting for Sunrise. Seltz Selected voices from Chorus II Allah's Holiday Frim) Bells of St. Mary's Adams Solo Thelraa Davis; duet Es ther Burch, Ronald Craven; quartet, Burch, Davis, Craven, Anderson Chorus II Sparkling Eyes Berto Cup Winner March Tocaben Orchestra America CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Tabernacle on Ferry St. The missionary convention has been going on In fine spirit thru out the week. The speakers pres ent are Rev. V. V. Newberryt dean of the Simpson Bible school, Seattle. Rev. Erickley, Seattle; Rev. Morgin, Wlndom, Minn. Mie slonr.rlcs Rev. W. earner of India and Miss Alice Backlund of India. These missionaries aro fresh from tho field, and bring us helpful and ixtercttinjy reports. Saturday eve ning service. Mr. Morgin will be the principal speaker, service op ens at 7:30. Sunday afternoon preaching service Dean Newberry r.H preach. Evangelist Frederic Botts will help In this service. Sun day evening special music and song one of the vsiting brethren will apeak. Sunday school 2 p. m. Classes for all. Tuesday and Fri day evenings special services. ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Rev. J. R. Ruck, pastor. Mass at 7:30, 8:30 and high mass and sermon by pastor at 10:30. Benediction In tho eveming at 7:30. Everybody welcome. FIRST BAPTIST Corner Liber ty and Marlon streets. Rev. E. H. Shanks, pastor. Biulo school 9:45 Ed Schunke, eup-erlntondent. Class es for ail agos. Everybody wel come. Morning worship 11. Pre lude: Entree in C S. Rousseau. Anthem: Jubilate in B Flat Ne- vin. Offertory: Allegro Moderato In E Flat. Vocal solo: "Beyond the Dawn," Sanderson, Mrs. Ermine Bunhnell Fawk. Junior story "The Boy Tramp." Sermon The Confession of Christ Postlude: Sortie J. L. Battman. B. Y. P. U. 6:30. Subject: The KingJom With out Walls. Leader, Arthur Smith er. Intermediate B. Y. P. U. 6:30 Misses Newqufst and an devort ad visors. All young people of Jun ior high school are invited. Even ing worship 7:30. Prelude: In Prayer J. Lerman. Anthem: The Spirit of Our Fathers Shelley. Of fertory: Song of the Stars Ros- encrans. Sermon The can or Jesus. Postlude 'A-men J. I Battman. Mid week prayer meet ing Thursday night. Everybody invited. Come to the church that welcomes strangers. LESLIE METHODIST EPISCO PAL South Comnicr-iul and My ers streets. II. F. Temberton. pas tor. You are cordially invited to alien! the services of this church as follows: Sund;iy school nt 9:45 E. A. Knot mi,, supei intenuent Bible study and Christian charact er building the alms or tms school. You and your cnniren will find thl hour worth while. All young people welcome at the Erworth League meetings ot :io. The Intermediate league meets In THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON T.N.T. Formal Tonight The Interest of the younger set is primarily focused on the formal dance In Derby hall to night w hen the T. N. T. club will be hostess to nearly a hundred guests. St. Patrick's decorations will be used and the same plan will be carried out In the pro grams and feature novelties. - Miss Maxine Myers - will give feature dance during the eve ning. Patrons and patronesses lor the affair will be Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Mollis Hunt ington, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glov er, Miss Mabel Robertson and Mies Leila Johnson. Miss Anne Towe Is club advisor. Members of the club are Miss Mildred Ackerman, Miss Lucile Anderson, Miss Genevieve Camp- hell, Miss Maxine Glover, Miss Helen Gorellne, Mies Lois Gors- llne. Miss Frances Sandls, Miss Alpha Holcomb, Miss Marie Tur ner, Mies Virginia Neef, Miss Marguerlta Millard, Miss Marie Hitchcock. Mies Maude Gwynne, Miss Echo DeSart, Mies Rose Hus ton, Miss Kreta Jan and Miss Velma Simpkins. The guest list Includes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Armstrong, Miss Jane Hillpot, Mies Virginia Dorcas, Mies Rovena Eyre, Mies Sylvia Woods, Miss Fay Waseam, Mies fContlnucd on Page Ten) Bridge Club Meets at Tea On Thursday Air a. Frederick Lamport was hostess at bridge and tea In her home on Thursday afternoon to members ot her bridge club. Spe cial gueste were Mre. John J. Hob erta and Mies Helen Jordan. Spring (lowers were used" through out the rooms. In the group were Mre. Rob erts, Mies Jordan. Mrs. T. A, Livealey, Mrs. Dan Fry, Jr., Mrs. J. Shelley Saurman, Mrs. Henry Meyers, Mre. O. C. Locke, Mrs. William Walton, Mrs. T. C. Smith Jr.. Mrs. John McN'ary, Mrs. Dav id Eyre, and the hoe tees, Mr Lamport. Mrs. T. A. Livealey will enter tain the club Wednesday In her home on Lincoln bill. . Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Lee Stelner have as their house guests over the week end Mr. and Mrs. A. F Flegel of Portland. Their son Captain Earl Flegel, Is the son in law ot Dr. and Mrs. Stelner. HURCHES Leslio hall and the Leslie league In the church. Livo Interesting meet ings. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon subject: A New Patch on an Old Garment. Even ing meeting at 7:30. Subject Go ing out with the Tide. Come and enjoy the Christian fellowship and neighborly atmosphere ot the church. Excellent music by the chorus choir, plain gospel preach ing and a homelike cheer will make you want to como again. Make this your home church. Vifltors and strangers especially welcome. FIRST EVANGELICAL Liber ty and Center. C. C. Poling, min ister. Sunday morning will be our last communion service for this conference year. A full attend ance of the membership is expect ed. Tho subject of the paMor's sermon will ba "Clfist Revealing Himself to tho Disciples In Break ing of Bread." No evening service as we are In the union meetings held at the Presbyterian church. Church school at 9:45. The junior church at 11 a. m. Th juniors will unite In the communion ser vices. Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:15. Meet promptly, so all can attend the meetings In the Presbyterian church at 7:30. All mid week services are called off during this meeting. Great Inter est Is being manifested at present and we expect It to grow from day to day. This and Sunday the 29th will close the conference year. So full attendance is desired. Wel come to all. BETHANY REFORMED Cor ner of Calitol and Marlon rtreets. Sunday school 10 a, m. and Ger man preaching service 11 a. m. No evening sonic e. M. Denny, minister. ST: PAUL'S (Episcopal) Church and Chemeketa streets. Rev. II. D. Chambers, rector. "Fourth Sunday In Lent." Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a. m. In the chapel. Church school at 9:45. Morning prayer, litany and sermon nt 11 a. m. This will bs laymen's Sunday, the services being read by lay readers the rector preaching the sermon. Vester choir under the direction of Mrs. Riddle. Y. P. F. at 7 p. m. St. Paul's extends a welcome to all. FIRST CHRISTIAN Center and High streets. J. J. Evans, minis ter; Miss Vivian Whicicr, cnurcn nsn'.stant; Miss Hattle lMtchlel, missionary. "The Ten Virgins" will bs given In pantomlne at the opening of the evening church ser vice. It will be an Interesting tea ture of the program. The sermon wilt be founded upon the parable. Musical numbers during the days set vice will be given under the di rection of Miss Whlsler. Dr. 11. C. Epley will have chargo of the Bibls school period. The men's clais at ths Iillgh theatre Invites the men of th schurcb and com munity not In other classes to join In their program at 9:45. Promin ent Incidents recorded In the Old Testament will be considered by! the teacher, J. J. Evans. Ths young1 people of the church meet la two groups at 4:39. The services f tho day will be interesting and spiritually helpful. FIRST SI'iniTUAUST Meet ing Sunday evening, March 22, at 7:30, Woodman hall (Elks touJld-, Ing), Mr. F. W. Parker, will be tho speaker. - A cordial Invitation is extended to the public. SCANDINAVIAN M. E. 15th and Mill streets. Pulrik Dahhn, pas tor. Sunday school 10 a..m. Gust Anderson, superintendent. Morn ing worship In Swedish at 11 a. Epwortu league p. . m. and a social .hour between f and I s. ra. Evening service I p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:S0 p. m. You are all cordially Invited . to the meetings. 'EVANGELICAL Cheme- keta street. F. W. Launer. nastor. Sermon at 11 a. m. Subject "Sinful Weeping." At 7:30 the subject will bs "Melody in ths Heart." Our Sunday school at 10 a. m. We welcome you to our school. A real interest Is given to all. O. R. Sttausbaugh has charge. Evangel ical league at 0:30. Miss Clara Crow will lead. The Bible study I Is under the leadership of Miss Beulah Launer. Prayer services on Thursday evening. The stranger Is maao welcome to all services of the church. UNITARIAN Cottnee and Chs- meketa streets. Rev. Martin Fere shctiaji, minister. Church school at 10a. m. Graded instruction. Mr. .Miles 11. Mckey, superintendent. Devotional services at 11 a. m. Subject of the sermon "The Great est Gift." Sirs. M. ,Fercshetian. contralto soloist of the church will sing "Tho Blind Plowman," by Clarke. Mis. W. A. Denton at the organ. MARKET ST. FREE METHO DIST Corner of North Winter streets. Rev. Mortimer C. Clarke. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. Dr. Frank S. Schutz. superintendent. Chisses for all sizes and ages man ned by consecrated teachers who beleivo tho Bible to be God's in spired word. Preaching hours 11 and 7:45. Class meeting at 12:15. Mrs. Ida Garrett, leader. Yoi-ng people's meeting at 6:30. Miss Martha Jaquct, leader. Praver ana praise service at 7:30 led by the pastor. The revival services which have been In nroxrasa ths church for three weeks will come to a close with the service Sunday evening. The pastor and people have rejoiced in the splen did meetings of the past weeks. The sermons by the evangelist have Been of a high order and have been splendidly received. He will oring three great messages on Sun day. One In the morning at 11 another at 3 e clock and the clos ing message at 8 In the evenlnc. In the afternoon h;s subject will do "The second Return of Our Lord to this. Earth." Sunday will oe an an tiay meeting. All are re quested to bring a basket dinner. Hot drinks will be served free. All are invited to bo present and you will enjoy ths splendid snlrituni aimospnere ot this church. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church Corner of Liberty and memeketa streets. Sunday morn ing services at 11 o'clock, Sunday evening at 8. Subject of lesson ser mon "Matter." Two Sunday school sessions, one at 9:30 and one at II a. m. Wednesday evening tes timonial meeting at 8 o'clock Read ing room 209 Masonic templo open every day except holidays and Sundays from 11:15 to 5:30 p in are coraiauy invited to our services and to our reading room. INlERJiATlONAL BIBLE STU DENTS ASSOCIATION Meetings are held every Sunday In Derby building, corner of Court and High streets. Bible study 10 to 12 I-.ickiers templo study 3 p. m. At 8 p. m. there will be given a pub tic lecture entitled "God's King dom Has Come." Why can hitherto sealed prophecies now be under stood? When did Satln's rule of the earth begin and when will It cease? Who are to be earth's new rulers? Come and. hear these per plexing questions answered. CENTER ST. METHODIST A. F. Hilmcr, pastor. Church is at corner 13th and Center streets. Sunday school session begins at 10 o'clock with classes In German and English for young and old. At 11 o'clock tho pastor will speak on "The relation of the great Tribu lation to the Rapture." This service Is In German. At 7 o'clock Ep worth lcaguo meeting followed by the regular evening service at which time a discussion on Reve lations will be taken up. This be ing the second In the scries. All evening, services are In the Eng lish language. Cottage prayer meet Ing at' II. II. Oral lap, Wednesday at 7:45. FIRST METHODIST EPISCO PAL Corner of State and Church streets. Class meeting, 9:15 a. m. Geo. P. Litchfield, leader Sunday school, 9:46 a. m. All thought l being turned toward Decision Day, which has been set for a Sunday of the Easter season. The morning worship service at 11 o'clock will Rub on Sore Throat Musterole relieves wre throat quick y. Made with oil of mustard, it is s ;lrtn,white ointment that will not bum x bl ister like the oid -fasbiooed muttarc daster. Just spread It on with your fingers. 3cntly but surely It penetrates to the tore spot and draws out the pain To Mothers: Musterole Is made in milder form for babies ant) small children Ask for Children's Musterole )5&6Sctajars6t tubes; hospital sic,$3. mm isTTW THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER be in charge of Miss Mary E. Find ley, assisted by representatives of the Junior official board, Eloise White and HowardBergman. Jun ior ushers will also assist. Indeed the entire service will be sugges tive of ths Junior church, which usually meets In the annex at the same hour. Tho Junior 15 min ute sermon, will be "The Master's Smile.'! Later In ths service Miss Find ley will give a short summary uf VThs Task of Religious Educa tion t First Church." The threo champters of the Epworth league W1U meet at f :30 in their respec tive .places. - These services will be followed by ths evening senlce of worship at. 7:30. A welcome Is extended., to. all members and friends ef, First church. ' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN On Church, etreet between Chemeketa and Center streets. Ward Willie LongL minister. 9:30 a. m., Sun day school, H. E. Barrett, super latendeat. Our Sunday school is advancing In a most satisfactory manner, "Flvs Hundred by Eaat or!' is the slogan. Clashes and de partments for all ages and a warm wtf.vwne io an. ii a. m, morning wursrup. sermon "The Restora tion of Peter" by Rev. Chas. s. To JfaftV The quartette will sing "Oh Thnt I had Wings Like a Dove" o.3u p. m., rally a.id mass mt. ing of young people's societies in the senior room. Each society will cuniriDute a special music number o me program and Miss Winona it. Jtwen. national field tt.n- wio young people's branch of the W. C. T. U. will sneak. Mi joweii come to us well rccom ii.cniiea. tne is a conwrut Christian young woman and has a stow message or good citlzeiihiii for the young people. 7:30 p. m. evening worship. Congregational gospel song service led by the large chorus choir under direction oi Air. roimg. who will also deliv- r me message of tho evening hut sunject being "The Prico of i bout. Tho public Is cordiallv In. vitcd to this and all the pre-Easter services now being held in this cnurcn. CHRIST EVANGELICAL T.TTTJT eh AN State and 18th street- n i.ucn:er, pastor. There will h Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Divine services with sermon in English at 10:30 a. m. The pastor will preach on our Savior's fourth word irom me crors. The Luther lea gue meets ot 7 p. m. Topic "What -an we Do to Win Others Christ?" Evening service At 7 P. m. The Sunday schoal teachers meet on Thursday at 7:o n Bible school on Saturday from o i a. m. a hearty welcome. HIGHLAND FRI ENDS Coiner uig-manti avenue and Church sircer. Kdgar P. Sims. nntnr Sunday services Bible school at 10 . m., vv alter Stanton, suner i.tn. meeting ror worihin at 11 u. m. lonng people's C. E. 6.30 p, hi. evening service 7:30 p. Special meetings will begin inurauay evening at 7:30, with i-aui B. Lindley of Urbana, Ohio, as evangelist. Come and enjoy .uusu meetings with us. GLAD TIDINGS MISSION Uurt street. C. S. Johnson, pastor. Sunday school at 2 n. Services at 3 and 7:30 p. m. Meet mgs on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday an.1 Siturday evenings. wo oeneve in the old time re ligion and preach the full gospel. ine spin: is with us In slneinr. praylig and testimony. We pray ror the sic k. Many are b.-Ing healed come and we will pray with you CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL Marry . Johnson, minister. Sun day school and morning worship at 10 a. m. Young people's meet ing at 6:30 p. m. Final review of "Jesus Principles of Living." 7:30 Preaching service anthem "He Leodcth Me," sung by the chorus choir. Sermon "A Christian In terpretation of Christ. CHURCH OF GOD 13-16 North Church s'reet. J. J. Gillespie, pa, tor. Sunday schocl io a. m. Preaching service 11 a. m. Subject Paul's Inspired Record lY.ht the End of Time will come at Christ's coining and tho Son will then be subject to the Father, Instead of reigning on the earth 1000 years. 1 Cor. 15:22-28. Young people's services 6:45, song, testimony and preaching servlco 7:30. Slnclnc class Wednesday evening 7 p. m. and the regular weekly prayer meeting 7:30. Mrs. E. P. Mills, leader. A cordial Invitation Is given to the public to attend the services.. NAZARKNE 19th and Marion streets. C. II. Hopkins, minister. WOMAN AVOIDS AH OPERATION Awful Pain and Misery Re lieved by Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lima. Ohio.'! want to tsll too how your msdicine has helped me. For with awful pains from inflamma tion and 1 was in such missry that 1 had to band dou bla to est relief. I could not be touched or jarred, had awful pain all over my abdomen andcouidnottouch my feet to the Hour. It was im possible for me to straighten up and the pains never ceased. I took treat ments for some Urns and finally waa told I would have to have an opera tion. 1 do not believo in operations and I had read so much about Lydia IX. Hinfcham'a Vegetable Compound that I told my husband 1 would try it be fore I gave up. I soon began to feel that itwas duingmegood. The awful misery began to leave me, alw the Kirkni'he. I have a rood annetite and n gaining in weight, taking this edicine was the beat thing I ever i. I feel like it has saved my life id I do not hesitate to say so to my 'ienda. It has saved me from a readed operation and I am atill dting it -Mra. Ethel Thiirktun, M North nrn bt, Lima, Unio. i Sunday school 9:45 a. m. W. B. Hardy, superintendent Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Subject Kindness of God. Young people's meeting 6:10 a.. Miss Hattle Meggers, presi dent. Evening service 1:30. Ser mon by Rev. Mary L. Hopkins. Subject Prayer Answered. Wednes day evei'lng 7:10 prayer and praise service. Even body welcome. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Liberty and Center streets. WC. Km titer, minister. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Classes for alt ages. A place and welcome for you. M. D. McCallister, superintendent. Morn Ing worship at 11 a. m. Sermon subject "The Well by Bethlehem's Gate.' Chr-etlan Endeavor 6:10 p. m. Evening worship at 7:30 p. m. with program ot song sermon and pictures. Tho . song service . for everybody's participation. The ser mon, brier, "Ths Light that Nev er Fails." The pictures deal with the scenes ot the landing of the Pilgrims. Prayer meeting Thurs day 7:30 p. m. The "Lord's Pray- is subject of study. Next Thurs day the second of the series the topic will be "Our Father's Home." FIRST UNITED BRETHREN Corner l?th and Mission streets. Sunday school 10 a. m. We have efficient teachers and classes for all ages. W. W. Wells, superinten dent. Preaching 11 a. m. by Sirs. M. Alice Durham, evangelist, who will oneu a revival campaign of old time religion. Mrs. Durham has had a wldo experience In mis- ion rescue and evangelistic work This will not be a theological con test, but she will bring tho gos pel rr. essages in sim plicity and earnestness. She will be assisted by Miss Ten a Peterson, deaconess. Many special services will be an nounced later. Services every eve ning ct 7:10 with a lively song ser vice. We afk tho co-operation of all who believe the Bible to bo the word of God. Christian Endeavor 3:30. Sunday evening topic What Can We Do To Win Others to Christ. Leader, Miss Alta Zinn. The young people are especially In vited to this service. You are cor dially invited to attend nny or all of theso services, and will be made to feel nt home. Come and bring your children, if you cannot bring send them they will be well cared for. AH are welcome. C. W. Tib- bet, pastor. COURT STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner Court and North 17the street a. R. L. Putnam, min ister. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Chris. J. Kowitz, superintendent. Music furnished by Miss Turner's orchestra. Our aim Is an Increas ed attendance each week till East- Lct's all be boosters. Friends not attending any school are in vited. A graded church school. Junior following the communion service. Faith Gilmer, superinten RED PIMPLES TEN YEARS On Face and Arms, Itched and Burned. Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals, M For the last ten years tnv fact no arms nsvs oeen covered with pimples. The pimples were hard and red and itched end burned so that I could not sleep well during ths night. I kept scratching the pimpies en ine ume wnicn caused more to break out. My cloth inr aggravated the pimples on my is. I read an advertisement for Cu ticura Soap snd Ointment snd pur- enssea some ana stter using them lor lour months I was healed." (Signed) Miss Gertrude Lanksuf, 1613 Cherry St., Toledo. Ohio, Cuticura Soap, Ointment snd laicum are SU you need for every day toilet snd nursery purposes. Srwp Sc. Olotatnt BudMt. Talrosw tte. TMd riwiMTl. rtaunpM rarn rr. Adlra Urata Ls.bwr.MtWa, Dt :. S. Ifliilta, UmsV SF Catlcur Sha-int Stick 25c SUA?: mi9 I r - ,Pl KhM ' - -. ii jfti BIBLE LECTURE "God's Kingdom Has Come" Millions now living will nsvsr die. What did Jesus mean when He said: this world"? (s the world's autlook promising aa seen by Its foremost la teamen? la collapse the destiny of all nations? How will man be re-instated In Uod'a favor? When did the kingdom begin operation? Will profiteers, financiers, politicians or clergy be tolerated there? DERBY HALL. Court and High Streets, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 8 P. M. . No collection Seats Free PAGE FTVB dent. Morning worship 1 1 a. m. Sermon "What If You Should Meet Jesus in Salem r' Two gospel teams visit the shut-Ins in the afternoon, Mrs. Grace Kowlts In charge. Christian Endeavor societies 6:19. Senior and Intermediate r jet tt same hour. ' Evangelistic service 7:S0. Sermon "Jesus and Kleode mus." Monday 7:30 all those help ing In ths pre-Easter campaign are expected to meet for the .fiosl set up meeting. Thursday In church day. An Interesting program 7-9 p. m. A hearty welcome accorded all who worship with us.. JASON LEE MEMORIAL M. E. Corner North Winter and Jef- forson streets. Thomas Acheson, pastor. Lercy Walker, assistant, in charge of the Junior church. Beginning this Sunday evening and continuing until April 12th, this church will be engaged In an ac tive Intensive evangelistic cam paign. Services will be held twice,, on Sunday and (Continued .every , evening ot the week; .(Saturday ex cepted) at 7:30 p. m. Tits .publio. Is cordially invited to share with us in these meetings. They will t be entirely In the control pf local . leadership, and free from the ex travagances and embarrassment that sometlmei afflict such evan gel is lie efforts. The gospel will, however, be preached faithfully, and the aim Is a spiritual uplift for Chilstian life. At 11 a. m. In pre paration for the special meetings th3 Sacrament of the Lord's sup per will be observed. Sermon theme "The Road to the Passover Room" by tho pastor. Rev. Walker will preach to the Junior church down stairs at this hour. Young people up to 16 years of age welcomed. 7:30 p. m. Revival services begin. Orchestra music wilt add to the enjoyment of the song service. The new song books will be used. Thome: "Making a Spiritual Awak enlng Possible." pastor In charge. Strangers personally greeted and made to feel at home. The services of the day are Sunday school 9:49 a. m. with classes for all ages. Harry Carpenter is superintendent. loung people's hour 6:30 p. m. when the Wesley and Epworth leagues meet In separate rooms for devotional meetings. The publio has a standing Invitation to all of tho services. remember Bakers was the best BAKER'S COCOA is better because it is made of better beans by a better process and has a better flavor than other kinds. Hia.u.t. fat. ore . WalterBaker&Coltd. rSTABllSHCO I70O DorcliesletMass. MonlrealCan. nooxuT or choice fttxipn nm race. "REVIVE US AGAIN" Wo are having ltevlval Meet ings at First U. n. Church 12th and Mission, March 22, and shall be glad to have you come. M. AUCE DUIUIAM, ot Leavenworth, Kansas, Is the EvanRellst, Miss Tetcrson, deaconess. Every evening at 7:30 Sunday morning and evening, besides many special meetings. I am, yours In Christian t.ve. C. W. TIB NET, Pastor. "My kingdom la not ot A