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’ cgndidstcs for baptism 6in the chapel
‘ worth League devotional meeting.
_ as conductor and guide, and Mr, Cas-
‘ service at u n. In.
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METHODIST.
First Methodist Church. South Nor-
Walk, Rev. J. E. Zeiter, ipnstor.—-To-
marrow will be set apart on Children's
Day at the First Church. At the mom.
Ing service the Saarnment oi Bop-
flsm will be administered to the chil-
doon. This wt, of the service will
llske mince _ot 10:45 sud parents or
guardians are requested to have the
at that tim'o. hills IpastOr will preucu‘
on the theme; ."The Right of the
Child” '
The music prdgrsm will be as fol-
lows:
Heiude vision by Joseph .....
. ' Rhelnborger
Anthony, gm this ’0: [Abraham
“Rifle ‘DKl n... '0 ..l 1“...” Buck
Quhl‘tét, procure Jot Galilee ... .....
C. P. Morrison
Posilude, Movement from First
Suite ...... . ............ BoroWski.
The Children's Day programme
which has been arranged by the Bible
School will be rendered at the hour of
evening worship.
Other meetings of the day: 0:30 0.
n.—~Clnss meeting. led by Mr. E. W.
Fox. 12 Bible School. in chnrge of
Supt. R. L. Coburn. 0:30 p. m.-—Ep-
Tuesday night Bible class at 8 u. m ,
led by the pastor Class meetings on
il‘uosdny st 7: 45 p. m. led by Brother
F. T. Roscoe, and Sunday at 9: 30 8.111
led 'by F. H. Bedlent.
Prayer meeting till usual opens at
7:45 Thursday evening and closes at
8:45.
The Brotherhood announces a spe-
cial evening of travel with the pastor
well will give part of his lecture on
Italy with the aid of ntereoptieonl
views, most of which he personally!
prepared. The machine throws .
strong electric urclight making theg
pictures clear and real The Brothe
hood lllillt‘s all men to 00100 and on-
My the evening Besides the “Travel-
Talk' there will be refreshments to
make the sociability run smoothly.
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l
*.._....s.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Chutch Rev 8. P. Fairbanks, pastor.‘
eThe pastor will .pnmch at the morn- ’
jug service not] the choir render an-
propiiate selections. The Bible school
will meet at the usual lv'our‘ 12 m.. “9“
der the leadership of Charles Ains-
worth Supt. The Fipworth Dengue
prayer and praise service will be held
_ at 6: 30 p. in. subject The openness
of strength. The eveniltz service will
be in chsrge oi the Sunday School
end s, delightful children: Day W
a} b. .lfl'lll W‘illvbo siren. it is demoted n
“no congregation will gather to see
not: hear lilo children. ’
no y, 2 not Ina-The .Lndles’
Aid gfii’l?
will meet in the church
prior torw
,. Thu‘i‘sd winning at the usual hour,
,Llfikchlfl ”famine and prayer service
eld led by the master. These ser-
vicoi'. are largely attended and of am
told value to the spiritual welfare of
the church.
Knight :Street A. M. E. Church, Rev.
Charles N. Gibbons, pnstor.~Morning
Sunday school at
12:00 p. m. Allen Christian Endeav-
or, League at 7 p. m. Preaching by
. the master at 8 to. m.
tum..-”
OONOREGATIONAL.
{First Conventional Church, Rev.
John staoletoo, posture—Public, won.
chip st 10: 80 s. m:
Quin Prelude, And'sntino .Ininslsre
osmi count, "The will is in‘ his 1
m” 1",m” iotnu-r-ottmnniu
Y ‘m an Ghoul Reopen“, 90m,
slider sud Hear me"
I in in gm 0 'a on “hm”!
9‘ worship with us.
“Jesus, Savior Pilot M” l
Blessed lsmthe man
‘ who wslketh not in
the counsel at the
wicked, '
Nor standcth in the
‘ way of sinners,
Nor slttcth in the seat
of the scornfnl.
-—Psulms 1: 1.
. Mendelssohn
Anthem, "Spring is Here"
Rubinstein
Oifertory, Adagio ....... Mendelssohn
Sermon, by the pastor-"The
of .0 Christian."
Organ mtlude, “tiring Sons".
Mendelssohn
The Bible school meets at 12:10 p.
m. (‘lasscs for all ages. Young 0100' s
department and young women's de-
partmont. Men' 5 Bible study club
meets at 12:10 p. m in the large class
room upstairs. General discussion
Leader Mr. J. B. Lawrence. Spring-
wood Union Chapel Sunday school at
3:30 p. m. .Senlor Y. P. s. C. E. meet-
ing at 6:30 p m. lender, Misti M. Mo
Clure will speak.
Armor
Tuesduywintermodinte Y. P. s. c.-
E. meeting at 4:30 p. m.
.Wednendsy—«A 7:00 p. m.‘ All peo
ple who desire to join the church
chorus are asked to mac Mr. Grannies.
At 7:30 p. m. Choir 5nd chorus rev
hearssl.
Thursday~~Mid-week service at 7 :45
p. in. Topic. “A song of Courage."
Psalm 27. All members will be wei-
corned.
Friday—Junior Endeavor meeting at
3:30 o‘clock.
v
First Congregational Church, Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor. Ph. 1).. Fusion——
10:80——Morning worship, “The Dls~
placements of Life " 7. 30 qi. m ~Eve-
ning worship "Without the Wedding
Garment."
8:00 p. m.—‘-'l‘hu.rsdny,,Mld-wesk Ser-
vice, "A Living and a Life."
General Notlm
A meeting of the Church Council is
called for Sunday immediately after
the morning service, to consider place
for the summer schedule oi services.
Next sundsy evening, St. John's
night June. 2200, the Masons will
Sunday evening, June 30th, the. no-
no quartet from Atlanta University
will take charge of the musical service.
A meeting of the church is to be
held after the next Preparatory Lec—
‘turo to consider the report of the
committee on an order of service for‘
the reception or members
Those baptised on Ch’lldron 0 Day
werei-wArthur‘ Henry Brothsrton, list-
vey meter Brotherton. Harriet Mary.
Brotherton, Virginia :than Com-
stock, Gordon Russell.
The Egbert 0m. will meet at‘ their
rooms in the chapel on Tueuduy, at
8 p. m.
The Men' 3 insane are planning an
nudity outing for the loot week or
June on oné or the Norwaik islands.
Cnuitsin Harry Rider hos oflered the
use of his two power bouts. All the
men or the church and congregation
are cordially invited. See the commit-
tee And them you can go: Messrs.
Thompson, Wixou and Curtis-
The parsonage "at home" doygwlll
have to be omitted next week, on 00-
count or the absence of Mrs. more»
nor, who is visiting in Clinton, Conn.
and attending the Morgan school coon
mencement.
Music st Norwslit
lows:—
Prelude, Allegretto from 0th Orssn
Symphony C. M. Wider;
Quartet, “in heavenly love nhidihx" M
Controllo solo, "Lend. Kindly Um.” ‘*
anal-hoists..-
Resilience, "hook Down on “I10.
My” occidssviw Gib”! ‘
Qnsrtot. "and, to whom we look no
M‘nd‘y." .slosvsoscG’ lw‘ Chflfllm:
million. “stasis in D. ._ .Juics Andi
Pool '
Congregational ,
Church in the morning will be as folo '
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CompofBoud is X- loch
lug children's filly, the morningr ser-
‘vioes at 10:30 will be signshsed by
the baptism and cosstlorstidn of chil-
dren. All parents who desire to have
this rite narrowed tou- their children
are welcome. The pastor will preach
s brie! sermon. The Sundsy school
children'é day service will be held at
7 31.} m.,, untitho program is on lol-
"ows: ‘
Morning.
Prelude. Meditation ........ liemsigre
Quartet. The King of Love my Shoo
herd is. ............... Shelley
Quartet, Consider and Hear Me
............ ........(‘uri Psuexor.
postludo in A. . ......li. “(mariner
Evening.
1. Song by the school, No. 12.
2. Prayer.
3.011er Now the day is other
.................... .ilinrks
i Recitation, "The Birth of Chil-
dreus' my —-0llve Burr.
5. Song. :A secret"-Allce Cooley.
6. Recitation, “We Welcome You"~
lrvinx Voorhccs.
7. 60m; by the School. lie. 4
8 Recitation "Drive the dark clouds
flWBy"~~-Vel‘nll Roberts.
0. song. “Rollins 8inging"——Anns
Eitorllug. '
10: Recitation. “Children's Day~Eli~
znbeth liswxhurst. .
. ll. Song by Advance Primary.
12 Recitation "A Little Verse"—
stld annnn
l3.,~Qusrtet “Stiller Little children
to cattle unto Me" ....... ‘. . .1Crowe
ll Recitation, "i‘ll smile as I so
stony—aunt's Underhili
16 Song. by Elmer Bennett.
ill, Recitation, “The Princess‘fl-Ed,
lth Rnlstou.
H. Song by school. No. 1.
ill. Recitation, "June"-~Mildrod lin-
dcrhlll. .
19. Song, "Sun and Rslu"~—Helen
Reynolds.
20. Redltstltm, “My Wish and 1.":—
Wesley (luttrldge.
2!. Recitation. “in Time 0000 by"—~;‘
Christopher Olmsteod. ’ ‘
22. Song by ’nchool, No. is.
23. Address by the Fusion.
24. Song by Primary.
20. Recitation. "Sol-rice“ -
Hartwell.
20. Soprano solo. Selected.
Kalli}!
BAPTIST. ’
South Not-visit Baptist. Rev. Ralph
G. Hartley. putor~hlornlng .sormom.
“Great Opportunity"; int-onion: sermon
harmonise on The Higher Ministry of
English Poetry. Sum-out. “Robert
Browning." There will be mclul our
sit: at this service token from Browu~
ing'u woman. The Senior Christatn
Endeavor will meet at 0930 c'cioolt.
EPISCOPAL.
Grace Church, The Rev. .1. Benton
Werner. rector—The second Sunday
after Trinity. the celebration of the
Holy ammunition nt's o‘clock: Morn-
ing Prayer at 10:30. Sunday school at
noon; Mission Sunday School at Broad
River at 8: 00; Evening Prayer and
fiermdu at 7: 30. - ‘
umws
. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Cuneo. who keeps the flower shop at
'7 Railroad avenue, was locked up in
the store by accident and he ind been
confined to the store for seicrsl hours
infers his mother, worried , over his
dienpposrnnee‘hrippéned to return to
nicely in hopes of seeing him are d.
' the children st the morning service.
’ Recitationwaivlng~limy lined.
L , Recitation -— Father's
the first or the serien on a course of ‘
Jfi
let the imprisoned young man out oi
his temporary cell
3m 1m Brothel-ton. of 11 nigh
moot Nomlk. who recently fell on
that street. nnd sprained her snkie is
resting comfortably" at her home.
Anthony B. Reeves, 0! Philadelphia,
was a visitor in town yesterday on
business.
Today marks the eighth anniversary
‘0! the General Slocum catastrophe,
the details of which are fresh in the
minds of all.
Citristnin Smart: is colehrsting his
sixty-sixth birthday today.
ADVENT OHMSTMN CHURCH
Children’s Day will be coolbrsted at
the Advent Christian Church tomor-
row night. The pnslor will preach to
The program will be as follows:
Song by the school.
Scripture nestling.
Prayer.
Gnoctlnsu-Robbie Ccdernren.
Recitation -—— Welcome All—~Georze
Kosmmhl. ‘
Songwlllhilo Walsh.
Rwitstlon-llmvo sud Stump-Dim
mend W'llmfleld
Recitationwstundord 300er
die Cunningham.
Recitation-«Rosebud song -~ Elsie
Knorr
Faemimfiweetnen in the Heartw
Five atria.
Recitation—lem Robins' Missionv
John Brings. “
Song-JPN hint on”
Recitation <<<<< Just a Little DaisymAn-
nie Osaka.
Song: by school. .
Notices and Oilertory-Cbolr.
Recitation—«Such 0 Sunny DsywArlel
Ainswoirlh
Solo-willsmond Wakefield.
Reclutlonwhtion Vedas. ‘
‘Sonip- Airs. Cunningham’s Clus.
Recitation --' Children‘s Greetlns-
Amelia Knorr.
Care—Susi:
Whitehall. H '
Reelintlbn Ralph \‘lckerson.
Solo—~Lydis 8010'
Bnlutionéwhem Are You Going--
Clinton Psrtrlck,
ficcitsfion—LChildreu‘s King-«Agnes
atlas.
RecitationwOnly a ‘ " Dream—«Amy
Wood ‘ ’
Duck-Emma Kosmeckl and Gertrude
(lmwbnor '
liccilstionmcmidren's Day is Here——
Mrytie Kuorr.
Recitationmi‘ou
Whitefield.
Exercisewhirn. Bell's Class.
Solo—«Lillian Walsh. ‘
Recitation—wilaisbsmlitttb Self.
‘3l’lnfl”ul‘. Bell‘s Class. ‘ ‘
Reclisli0n~ilelplns God's
Dorothy ilrlggs.
Recitationnln the Garden 01‘ the.
Plenum—Jessie Liubonne.
Soio~Theress Podzsuli. ,
Rwitstlon-The
Sierra-Paul Wakefield
Frog.
and l-«Dismond
Pisa-
M
(Continued on Eighth Psie.)
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TO OUR! A OOLD H! ONE DAY
cure. n. W Grave’s cinema is on
osoh box“ 260. _
“w
A woman doesn't mind getting flit ii”
Enos good virtuosic
ohm-hm:
who neuritis him crying, she quickly
Alford» an excellent opportunity to secure choice
glint for the serum bruit. ,
it isn’t in public spots.
it
it
Bridge Keeper‘s
take inactive Bronte Qulnine Tuition”, ‘
Dwain“ refund money i: it on: to,
THE BALANCE OF OUR SUM MER STOCK OF TAILORED surrs IS PLACED 0N snug
FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. ‘
stripes.
fall.
Filip: i3. is lilrah Clamp nip.tltly
finishiishrll 1115?.
stated. ’ 1'
"Value $60.00 for $37.50
Value $33.00 for $25.00
Value $30.00 for $00.00
Value $23.00 for $18.00
7 w 4
Phone are the figures that speak.
city materials. .
WASHABLE
The uratcsi of utripml l-‘ercalcit,
(iiughnms anti crinkled Seersuck-
era in white and black grav of‘
fools and linen
made and ready to put on, at
A CONVENIENT
Auv woman can hang her own
shirt if she uses a Climax Marker
No need for s friend to come in.
nor to ask aid of a neighbor You
hang your skirt yourself and
hang it corrcccly in a very easy
“’3 V.
inarkablc device and a great help
to the woman who makes
own dresses.
lug Section. and the price is but
FINE HANDKERCHIEFS
We had in mind graduation
‘gifts and wedding
when these llaiidkerchicis were
inwittght they are so very dainty.
st) exquisite with their mus of
embroidery and lace
est of linen.
H
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fat;
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Children’s SOCMiHK.15C.
1‘ Children's Hosea-15:, a for,
Children’s Hose-450.
, 35050. Block. tan, white.
Lsdiu’
indie? ‘
”h 1.00. Buck, white. tms .
w, a... ..
PETTICOATS
FOR SUMMER.
shades. neatly
’5 and 98 cts.
Second floor.
5°»
'1
SKIRT MARKER
The Climax is a \crv re—
her
Shown at the Lim
:5 cts.
LACE-TRIMMER
ifOllSSC'lii
(in the fin-
93 “5» very special.
,. Moments l _ WWmonu
'l‘hose
Rough Linens you have
and admired belong to the Ramie
family.
nothing. nothing more
in ()yslcr while with large but-
tons of clouded pearl. what could
be more distinctive for summer
outing wear.
Natural Linens in
quitt-tl grade and width,
There are represented high grade models in Chevlots, Scrg es and Fancy Worsted Mixtuit ,
in navy blue. old blue, brown, tan and light biscuit shade-s, greys “
Ver ry (lt‘hll‘fll‘ilc suits for traveling, for general \\ car on Cool summer days and for ( lily
The values here quoted arc very tempting and no. suggest .1 personal inspection toall inter
Value $27.00 for $15.00
‘ .Valuc $18.00 for $12.00
' Value $25.00 for $19.00
Value $20.00 for $10.00
There is not a large collection and no duplicates of now
LINEN
SUITINGS.
exceedingly stylish
imliccd
Coarse as sucking, but
stylish.
Plain Colors, 36 inch 39 cts.
45 inch 65 cts.
Striped Ramie. 30 inch, 59 cts.
White and black Striped Can-
vas Weaver. 27 inch.
39 cts.
every rc‘
:9 to 75 cts. yd.
For Tailored Coat Suits. and
tor i'. 0 very popular
slip-on {rocke- that “omen wear
with such great comfort in warm
weather.
one- piece
Wash Grimis Section.
A NEW MOTOR COAT?
The material known as “Men's
Wear” Mohair. It is t‘rarcncttutl
and repels both water and (lust.
Sensible Gray Mixtures; three
styles, 56 inches,
$2.00 a yard.
it tailors perfectly.
Dress (lOQllS Set lion
‘ At the Corset Section. 1') moustratiou and Fitting of Florita and J. B. Corsets. These need-
iug new Lorsets will find this a very satioiactory proceeding. for the Corsets will be sure to fit.
..
Elite B. 1%. lilrtth 0111111110in
“'9‘ MAW. m...” .
Bridgeport Advertisements
nictliumantl light and much
‘iust the right thing for picnic.
Sccotitl l'loor.‘
. TOILET SETS
OF.STERLING SILVER.
Mirror, Brush and Dressi
Comb, in sterling silver llic pa
tern is that known as “ I lit 'lt
lip" a pleasing one and quite «ii
iinctixc. also quite new , as tl
sets were received this week. 0
(liiiarily these sets would sell .
$10.50 and are well worth it, b
we shall place them special at
$ 50.
Look at them for tltcv are at
tractivc Jewelry Sectioi
THE PICNIC SEASON
draws nigh.
Drinking Cups, a. sanitary kim
of strong wax paper illtiillth
in stiffened folds. which mun
leak. and which will stand on an
level surface. ’
They are packed in sealed ca
toils. eight Clips in each, and al'
and motor parties.
5 cts. a carton.
Waxed Paper for wrapping
fund. sandwiches and cake. t
kt‘tfl) all fresh and moist.
Put up in rolls of 3-yan
length. 12 inches wide, 50 you Cli
the piecv you desire withou
waste.
5cts. pkg.
Paper Napkins, Paper Plat
Baskets etc.
Thermos Bottles and Carrier
The Dennison Section oiicr.
scasouahle novelties in the WA
of'iavors.
Lower flour.
«Hosiery
" Children’s Socks-use, a ' All Sill: Ribens-xsc.
for 25¢. White sud col. Standard colors.
on. ....._...
White, pink, blue.
m
n50. . Black, white, tun.
Ca-
det. Butter Brown- _ :ADIES’88HIRTLW‘AISTS
fl _ . ~ 1.00 to .1. _ ck,
,’ Lsdiés’ Hose—”15¢. 2 for high noel: 9 W n c
Hose—25¢. . out
spools“? Gauze. lislo silk
Stilt Bole—50c,
Ell-l; Ribbons ‘.
~ A new line—19c.
..p1ain, Dresden.
Our Ribbon Special-250.
Moire, Dresden, plain.
MIDDY BLousns.
soc to $1.25. Latest styles.
moms moo-nos.
_ 50¢ tofloo. Short, long.
Litmus swsArnns. ‘
$2.00 to $5.00. White, col~ "
ors. .
.Molrc,
was-m
a
‘ White ‘Skirtsagac.
Corset Covers—45¢. Em-
broidery, lace.
Corset Covert—500. Em-
Underwear
'White Shuttle—59¢. Wide
embroidery. . fl ,. .
wide
A
embroidery.
ll
White Skirts ,-— Samples.
Greatly reduced» prices.
,- broldcry, iscc.
Lndics' Drawers—250, 50c. ‘
.icmhroldery ruffle. "
Children‘s Drown-toe to
050.. Plain, embroidery. ,
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