Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 29, 1919 · page 8

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WINDOW DRAPERIES I
A urge assortment In madru. strip-

ed and dotted Swiss scrim: and (nut-I
qulsettes. New designs in cretonneoj
can last. draperies. Alec window

 

EKDANKS

under W Hotel. Wu!
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mrm romm.

Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity;
Fair tonight and Sunday; not so cold:
west and southwest Rules. The storm ' ‘
which was central ol‘er Rhodi- leland,‘ . ‘. ' I
yesterday morning bus moved slowly? m5, ' 1
out loses. lt cow high winds wittl ”M” a thousand downs was a 5
light snow along the _\orth Atlantic; mo.” bagatelle for a so-called ‘
Coast. Several places reported wind, ,enmm m spend on a suit 0' '
velocities of over fiftv miles per hoirrm clothes in these good old times."

It is followl-d by :1 ion; ridge or bighl T 0d” our “in 8‘ $25 to “5 '
pressure extending lrgrnuthcfliike my are l . W011! with “tn“ I
gion southward .o the u . . eatsan § “on by the fine“ in the 4
wca'her prevails this morning in all- country 8 'I Ilmtanfit not

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except in thn eastern portion of New!

 

England. Tm- temperaturq is low; New Spring models. new
over the caster-it, HH'IIIMH. Front? Spring colors, new Spring
were reporttd in. fur south 3-: Okla-‘ fabrics.
homa. ’ -
WEATHER A YEAR AGO

TODAY . Rogers 8: Stevens

'l'wtan-mlnh- - limit. in. nw_. .

a; Fair. .Norwflk I South Norwali

 

 

 

The masses at St. JUSPDh'.‘ church

City Newé‘I

Will be held lumotTO‘! in accordance
.t'ivli llio- new daylight satin: plan
I u iii i. 2.505 mu 4 iii-rt inn-Lil:
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‘I'h— “.5“- III’ M - Ft‘nlu I’Dl‘zt's' \‘-, 'l'l’l" non-support 0388 brought

“Iiit‘ti

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Val-hm. . “ur- Again" l-‘ranl. Jariiit (If it Raymond
C“! rif‘m-V ltv laid vile S'tlln Janis, was
u-tilwi in tlr-- (‘itv t‘otirt this riittrninzz
who-n an arrw-etiiem was rear-lied

With-"'3'? Jarvis agreed to pair Slti per

Mrs. Florence
M-hetltili-d llt “-th
I’otiit this trimninta v;...~ i-Imrintiv-il for

before

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('rli‘llt‘d Mom at toyin'rn-l 55"" vmk tn the support of his wit- I
’I‘lio- u-tizil laps-fling ii~a . w-s r..- “tr-n - \;~- vovi interm'ed in -'I cm:
Ihr 'llt‘anh-l‘ itf tlll- (‘tiniluu'o-r'.‘ "‘r'lh «nth light up R909. Ono- Illa-J

Frid a y at .1.
ho.

ridw with romtorr and emu- of a rail-
-.'..'a'.' coach. and cont within rt-nt-lt of
lull" Flu-Hole. Is the answer. “I R.
Austin. Agent. Austin's Gui-nae Phone
197-9

whit-Ii are held on t-‘u-ry

nlnu uvrc {human-ii l'l:3 4-\.'llll'_'
t‘flll‘f' oi lll“ ui-i-tlivi

'l‘ht- Hillsrde H-lmol Ivtr cirlfi ('l-Ifi‘Wl
yesti-rrlav at nor-n tor the u=u.il Easter
vacation and a laizl‘ niiniiwr t' >-
younr littlv .IIud-~ril ; ham lI-I't Ntti'\“.ilk
t-‘t wnhn- tlp- \‘ill‘Altun at their distant.
homes. The school will reopen on
Tilt-Silt”. April 9 h. '

 

"5 l’iitioliiian John Flynn arrested l-Ztl-
turd Martin his! cVening for lawma-
tiou and In court this morning the
drunk was entr-nced to 30 davs In tail
by Judge. George 1!. Vochuruh who la-
ter suspended sentence and gave the
man until l0 o'clock to not out ‘i' the

"V , city.
.ludgt- ‘vcnrge II. \’o¢‘-urgh :his

morning l'flll'lt'll down this. (incision in
the r-ivll r‘.’1=“- of Hyman Friedman. of
tint: city. Allllm llH-rtlt. nf Nrw
(.‘iinttan. The case ‘iad bt-cn ll- ard in
the I‘ity (‘nuxt and arose over thr- non-
l-ii‘ nu-nt or I numbo-r of hills contract-
t.d by Mr. llrtmlt in his (locisiitrl’l
Jirdt't- Vottliitiieli nrdrrml tli-i tit-fruc-
ill’ll to pav 37th}? and not SH? 7‘
which had originally been- afllwd

l'Illlllul'A' I'rtzil a! “50)llifllld Him

va. I-‘utht-r ()‘Shaugni-ssrv. of th"
Church of the Blessed Sacrsmcnt in
Bridgeport. will deliver lllt.‘ sermon at
St. Joeeph's « hurclr toniorow eveninz.
The servlcw: tniimrrtm- will
"fln‘l'il nt \~.- Ipd-l's and benogliminii and
lht- sermon hv Father (I‘Slmuzlmn-se}

2'3.

t-t fining

 

ARMYDESERIERS
inritumsuin

‘\‘~‘ \SlllNIi'lUX, March :9

 

SATURDAY CANDY
38c Per Package.
Stillson-Powell Coritoriraiun

 

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.500“! Norwal!‘ \.h I lit ‘-l Ilt'l lT Yd I‘ll! .\.‘l d t Ll .Y .
III 'ni'o- the l m'cd states l-I‘Ill"- "I tit“

. - . . — ._ - war and who Into'r jn'ttwl lY-o illll~l.tl_\'
fmt - or :i cit-belligerent w~ll not In-

 

t granted blanks-t amnesty. Ill" \‘.'.'r In.
[Ial'lUll‘lll announced. l-Iarlt riu- well
be confide-rod separately. howm er. .'.ntl
omm-ra having general court-illditlal
Jurlfidictlon have bct-n inMruct-AI to
make very careful investigation ti. Co-
tettiiinw “litlllf‘r such soldier can l-t-
l‘l‘rlll‘t'l‘fll to duty without trial and to
i What i-anv. it an). leniency 4ll‘)‘l|d be
phown,”
i S'Dldllflfi who det-erted and 5'10 :‘tllr'
l ‘1’Q'1’ n'ly joint-d the army of an Allied
'. nation \i'ert- warned by the deputi-
mvnt that their carton would not b»
cots-ult-rt-d until they had suirendi I'O‘.‘
' llll‘l'll'r'l‘l\"‘?i to the United Status Hill-
1 any authorities. Soldiers who (’t-snrt.
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cd atu-r the declaration of war am not
Cnlllled to any coneldcratiou: regur-t-

 

‘5 AS A MATTER OF E'AC 1‘ loss of whether they SUDFHIU "lily
. - ‘ louulit “Bailll inc L‘cntlail I‘u‘f' ll
1 .‘.':l.v >1.i?t:d.

' there is no seczs: t.) Sac- ' --._ . “ I ~ -- ' -
t ' p 1 M 50000 WANTED .
.. oeu- Itsasmre m-r- iIOR IMMEDIATE

J or straight mums. and 3. SERVICE ABROAD;

happy living within your

 

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3 tnlatlcr. I
‘ Sk‘VI‘lfll «tfi'ri'vlti. .arobiihiv lln hr'
twelve. will be sent overseas with each

1 A twenty dollar a week
I man, who save: two of it, Maud... I
12 is a. bigger success than iF'm Amenfisrzgwganoops maml
._; I... mm M... ... ’1".§iiI.if..“‘.‘:.°II£L':.§‘

troops. destined tor work on lip Mm~

at - . .
’ mn’ Who is m debt 3' man railway. has atri ‘sd on the Mur-

1 - man coast. Other detachments are.
{ thousand at the end of the ewe fled to “no... soon. I
1 z fi ‘ New American Commander to Start t
~' I loi- Archangel Soon I

' leDON. March 31—13::gndier but,
eral “'ilds P. aloha-loan. I]. 8. A"!

who has receivad command of the All-'10!!! trouble in getting m will m .7 fl

-.-rlcan Expedition in Northern Busch.’
will leave motion In .1. few days with

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- Flynn, '
. Slailha Hamilton. )ltltirt-tl (limit. lltilli

this ninrnln: to meet liI.- with \ to its .

been spendin: the week there Both'
will return 'tvmormw evening
firm-2e Crockett of l'rlhsni N. Y

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NORWALK
I'SOCIETY I
g and Personal I
I NEWS I

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A delightful surprise party vats :. n l-
and )liss Gertrude Jennings o

‘ )I‘Isq where slu- ts attending u ““30an be. meeting It ‘35.

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' Flu- t labourer Episcopal

g Quin. ifl‘ost avenue. John J. Surely. pastor.
. ' M ' chi new cc
tard avenue last evening bun number;M ornm‘hw‘gub "t "The Light

of her young friends and former school Ithe World."
Miss Jennings is home (or:
the Spring holidays from Sorthtleld.‘und the T. 0. B. clsss.

Sand”,

Sunday School milieu at

review of the quarters lessons.

ladies seminary. The young lady! Evening prudllng service
proved her-sell a (harming hortcsr..g.b’.¢h u" Jung Should Come to
lhirinu the evening various games Norw-lk." '

. . . . . '- Mondsy evening: at 7:30 the Boys
were planed Il’l" rafterhmenls. werelclub I'Ill ‘ in the basement 0'

serud. the su« .~l- ilvparlinx at a lair."
hour. Thou present included the;
Misses Mildred l'rlce. Dorothy Smitht
flitheflne lawlor. Bhanor Olsen and:
Herttudc .II-nnlngs' .‘ler‘fd‘hm. Myron;
'.lII-n. John Smith. l'hirlt-s llemdnn.'
“-‘illiam Slmr. Rezinald Hopkins. and,
Henry Hopkins; Mrs. Anna Resetting
\lrs. llartha Hopkins. Mr. and Siren;
Henry A. Hem-loin and Mr, and Mrr‘.i
Fred Jennlnzs

Miss Jennings received mm‘ tele-

phone calls irom disappointed friends.

who were unable to be present owInx
to the severe weather. 2

of Charles I‘liurch. lit-v. Alix-rt l—I, limbo. prismr.

A number of the friends
It. Mitt-hell tendered lrlnl
party last t-vcninc in his home. 259.
F‘s.“ Hill Road. Thi- tim' wu pleas-f
anll) spent with musingumfit and
dancing Kn-Ireslrmcnts were served.
Tllt’lrt‘ present were: Mil-mu Dnrcas‘
.‘. urit‘ ('(Irlritll'. Kate l’Ienrn.i.I

a surprise '

McMahon. Ruth (‘oririinL Eleanor;
.\l:llllt-ws‘, Morgan-t lloyt. Agatha ch‘
hlt'l‘ and Florence llitchell. Meson“:
Morris lIro-sev. Donald Marc. “'illiiimi
and Paul Ward. Raymond Stu-"room:
Burton ‘Sl‘hfl‘l’r and Robert 6.
“Li-Emil. .It

Malcolm '.'I\"‘ wrnt lit Niitlev. S J.

came to South Norwulk this morning
to awe his .‘nthcr “'illium (i ('twktrl.
who Is s-i-rt‘nusly ill.

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During the 9"0nlfl1"

the church.

Qua-m Esther Circle holds Its regu-
In: meeting on Tue-du- evening, Lu-
dtec' Aid Society meets on Wedneo
day afternoon at 2‘. p. m. in the church.

Mid-week service on Thursday eve-
nini: at 7:43.

The choi. will rum-r I'or rehearsal
this Saturday evening II the church.
[AH all respond.

Being the last I'm-k oi the Confer-
enl‘t- ycur. all who have subscribed
for any benevolent enterprise of the
church should make payment some
time during this coming week.

The annusl Conference nit-Hit
Brooklyn. April 9th.

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Korean: Methodist Episcopal

Sunday sen’iceit;

9 a. m. l-‘. ll._ Ilcdirnt’.» claw, I‘lll
mot-l.
1" ii to. Sunday School with meet-

ing or the “en's Ausembly in charge
of Jf'l‘lfl' T. Dunbar.

II a. m. Morning worship. Sermon
by the pastor, "Debtors and Debts."

£320 p. m, l-pritrlh Ikazue meetinc.

7:30 p. m Evening service. Rhori
sermon by the parlor.

Monday evening: at 7:45 the- annual
mt «ring and (alt‘cltun (ti Infill-rit- uf ’lh‘
Sunday S.-hool Born-d.

Tuesday evening nt.‘.':«l.‘. the neckly
meeting of ll. it Brundage‘tt class.

“'ednesdit) evening at 8 the (Dim-.3.“
"card will meet.

Thun-day evening at 7:47. tlu- piai'f-z
meeting. Lennon ~uudy the slit rtmp
tor of “ark.

 

East Avenue Mo-Ihodllll Episcopal
t‘huccn Humid E. Wilson. punter.

1‘1330 Murmur: woruhtp with tact-moo
by the pastor.

12. Sunday School 1nd Men‘s Bible
Close. This will be (‘entcnory Day in
the Sunday School.

6:30 Bpworlli
meeting

7:30 Song aortic. and sermon.

la-ngue devotional

mom

 

Frank Tortorello of Sprint: street ie-_
vurned to (‘unrp Devan: last night Ho-
n-xpecm to receivi- hi~ disclmrru utth

tn :i t'nw day's

 

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AMERICA NEEDS ;
FOREIGN TRADE

Ont-l. .

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IL‘uiitinut-il (rum Pingi-

 

ttnrAmorIca. that tho l'nitwl Stilt-m is
itw "into-sin or the North." watching
“llll muririotut eyis for some pretc-xt
‘t- w ntm‘. “Hairs then-. was trrzcd by
hr .\ir.'liinzh:ittzh. who al-m laid ditun

llll't‘l‘ fundamental principles for ['10
«II-w-ltipmv-nt of the country: furclrn
ll'lldo-'

"Tlii- l‘slxbllnllnlvnl of a chain of

”termini banks cimperutini: with homi-
ii:.-tituiiuiu-. a national merchant
l-Il" I'llll‘p‘ nil- ul-
itnl: vr‘tzib‘isluiivtit "I a_cablc nt'ustw

mar-
uf gotetlriw :tl cun

[wt .wrvict- iur mutual exchange of
ill-“Pi or into-I-iIzitional inter-RM; Im-
i-iItwitit-nl «if ”10' consular i-ervice: re.

tzirlilll: I»: a?! tradi- treaties; intimate
t u-upi ration t-‘t Wren

the government
and titanui‘ni-iui-ers. t-xporls and trade

ar‘rlti'th-luflfi; and the immediate send-

in; of qualified trzulc commissions to
iii-trim] and Allied countries with :m-
tlIoiitv to encourage trad-- relation.

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PADDOCK V8. NYARV.

The ia-t- of Arthur _\. i‘udtloc‘u \t‘
Inuit: s. Nylry was heart! In the city

can” lltln‘ morning by Judge Georg
H Vim-Lurch who continued Ii until
Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Ari-hi-

Ill" Paddock llU.‘ brought hull against
Mr. Ryan; asking 37:00 damages. He
that in: made a number of
plans.~ for Mr. .‘53..ii;. which estailcd'

'much labor 9an time and when they.

were completed the defendant rpmm
I0 nl'I‘fltf or pay for them. Mr. Pug-

that: i.- reprt-snnir-d by “mm”. Leo

lith> while Tammany 8r Conner, are

, appearing for the defendant. I

 

 

Thv- Latin-3’ Aid society will
“'cdnt‘mlaty afternoon for work.

Thur-day. 7:45 mid-tech twrvicr.
lulluWrtl It} all adjourned mevltflc ol
lhl‘ Ofl‘ttnl Board.

Suutl. Nor walk l‘onzi'cmauonal
l'uicli. lily. I". ll. Jacobo. minister.
.‘llr, F ll sing Smith. mlolfil Mn. Wm
H. Stowe. organist.

Svl'Vitt-e will bt'gln promptly at
10:30, Ill?!" sermon by the pastor.
The Sunday School and Men: Ciss-
will trim-t .11 11:13. The Men‘u (‘lub
“ill be load by Mr. “'llliuln Ii. Hu-
ilit-Vw :n the discussion of "Demen-
t-y in l'lIiistianity.' The Young Peo-
plo-‘s Surlt'l) will ["0191 a: 6:45 snd
:ril! bu luid by Mr. Francis Northrop
and Mt Herbert “’lnz‘ht-Mer Th0:
subject Iv." the evening is “Conductors

 

ll lnruln on?" There will be a spe-
cial mt'u'.:i'.: of the [Imanon Club at
the par-unuge Tuesday evenlnz at

7:120. ')ll “'edncoduy there will be a
lunt'liwii mt‘ved In the basement or

lht- chart I Ihlch will bv- 0pm to 'hI'
first unv hundred persons buying
tickt-Ls. Tho price of the tickets will

be I;‘-v- \I'I-dncsday afternoon the regu-
lar monthly Injecting of the Woman's
Ant-‘tn-izition will be held at the church.
'rhi-ro will be s [39(1an ol‘ the execu:
ll" committee at 2 o'clock which will
be fulluwt‘d by a prom which will
It“ In rhnrre of Mrs. Kendull. The sub-
};ct fur the program I'll! be. "va
taking the Centuries." Tickets for
tho luncheon may be nurchued from
the district chairmen. The Woman's

 

 

cum'm ago
‘It is hoped thst many more may have mufmfion'
ortho opportunity to hear him

1: o'clockI Tue-day. 7:30 p. in. looting of the;
The quurterly lisp-h Circle of King's Daughters.

fir; Wednesduy, 3 p. m. The Woman's pm“.
iAsooclutiou will hold
at 7:30. monthly buniness meeting and min-I

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‘this Sand-y and will go on during the

apportionment and the “Over and ’ ‘ ‘und that. if I'

MW" ”m n n ed w m... m FOUR on out ESE mm” ,.

ltrivr a complete success. _ - on tha- Hr». - . '
Contnued from First 1‘88“ dip, n. n. I._

3 Grace Baptist ('hurch. Sunday. Max: _ . Omnilfli‘n‘l‘ ‘ .

30th. 19”. In lh‘: (‘ml Superior court, l-llol‘l ~alI-ii ‘ 2hr quul.’ -

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him." Ti-xt. Act.- is: 17. And nan.» ""11"" "W” ’4" 5"" 00' '1'!“ a r- -.

cared for none ni' the-M. thing." "WIVK “0‘1"" INT"- Judl" Cunni- n. It“ hm...» w-

. Missionary day all “rare Milli" muted di‘lpf" an [ho- around» H. (a. v. \ ‘ \ ... . .

Church. Butler street Mart-b 30.” 191’. "““m ”‘4 ”fl'mfi- ’ .. -I V .. I

at 3 o‘clock p. tn. under the auspices “"°‘ ‘° W H" I I .

0' Um newly iiizanlznd miwmnatja .” Alter terrifying than she was ruar- “W .

cm). find on the tint of June. 190:, and l . . \.
l‘romni: B‘s dreamed by lit-r hut-band on the- . Nu” ,
Selection, prayer. reading {inst o.’ June. 1912, and that he Lad \. V I.
Remark: m “1",.er previously reg-«rated lufllsl-ll from in . ‘
Kectlutloos. uolou. ' rtsr a period (If {our )0arn during f, ‘1 1;
A ope-nail so-rlnol by Rev fimm- ‘1}th ”I" he had N'nWtbu'o—d tin-h. r , ' ~
lnxtzllation or oilicers. ”-11": '0 her 4|:th .rzdI-n .cw-I-v»... ’

Bible ('lau will meet to the cunt par-I

lor of the church next Thursday even:
ing at 745. The lesson will be found
I" ”It: Siiid chapter 0! Mutt. The music
PWSram for Sunday rooming will be:
I’rclude-—-Andsnti In F ........ Wely
Anti" in Just. as I not .. . . Schnocker

Solo A‘ome Ye Disconsolate Andrews

Mrs. P. Irving Smith
Y’WIIIltl‘-- vrl’ostlnde in C ..... Tlmrnc'

 

First Congregational Church. Rev.
B. I". hit-Gregor. , Pl]. D.. m.
Moruin‘ mice ut 10:30. (Doylight

HIGHWAY convtucrs AWARDED.:§:;‘gt.IPeq-,:e $3; 3.3%: wadltl

Contractu in the town of Salisbury

_ hau- been awarded b ' the
increment of 1.000 mm lH'l‘lni} Cramp? way department as lilbwst‘aéibto‘rgnhe I

8: Barnett Compony oi llsnbury. 20.3w
fun 0 gravel road for 885,000; I". R.
Arizont of Middletown and L. Surio‘
Company of Meriden. 865.000 for 16.350'
feet of gravel road. When the work hi.
completed it will finish the stretch or
state road between Sharon and
Canaan.

 

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Thore of you who are worried over‘
the delays you my have had In your”
flouting System imtslled. because of

 

 

 
 

Sunday School at noon. (12 o'clock).
C. B. at 6:80. Topic: ”Child labor.”

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“mun. men a

 

W. mom‘s-.1 z: INEAR am

curious. open each work any. holy, TA“ DAY l8
2": excepted. [ro- l..0 .o 4.30 p I POSTPOV

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, St. Peter’s magenta! Lulherun ‘0‘“ " " ’1 '7 u... i
if'liurch. Cour street. near West on», nut . _ : .
'nue. lull- L. Group. pastor. I "n‘ “W“ .
Sunday Mum—There will be deI ”fl“! ”""““'“~~ '
vine services at St. Peter's Geri-II I :32; .T‘ffi“ ;.... - 7.: i.
Lutheran Church tomorrow at 10:30: h '- hm“ r~ ...
sad 7:80. Both service- or! in Ger-t “n” "' ""W “W aw. .
,m. In the morning the pastor will; "" "“th 5' I. .. ' “"
tpnscb on the gospel lemon for the; $41":”"$:":'«~' .
'51 I ~t. I_ _ ,II

lumbar-evening outhcwords'" _ .,
of Wu catechism: "I believe out“ ‘34,“) "in“ - . . .
Uri-us has "defined me. u loot’und ; h" ‘h"r" "‘ 'I' .I
{condemned mature. thut I may be his ' two 0‘ ”1"“ "-
. Io'l" ' method slur -.. I, ‘ '
and cream III-rind and. On rim Sunday In April min. . touch «HI vi" II . , ."
interested his udieneo at that time. :tion of atechumensmn pun Stands)“ to bring 12.. .. -. I , -
A cordial ”Hun“ l! ‘ thorn in out *
“Ill extended upcciully. to thoiw of Luth~ ‘ "‘9 IWIHM'Ii' .
‘erui tutti. ;(‘le\‘t«lanu H In _.
Sunduy School at 9:3“, ('hlldren - ”Tm"- \' \‘- \v r
isbould also uttend church with their - amt-ta! to i-.~ ~I~ ~-
lO‘f? lnr horn.
innllitr “ii“ _.
sir-akin: :II - .
thll‘. Tll‘l‘ll'h ~ II-

 

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time.

the WW. Choir rehearsal Tuesday eveninu. .
ladle-5' Aid Society will meet Thurs-

Ilon stud! class It the church. To: 'day utter-noon at the church. Mrs. u,

will be served and every molt» Bin-rm will entertain the ladimt. A :'i- II- p.

church and congxtizatlon In urged to full IlandhnN is dcrired. 1.. mg- 1, ,.

be present. 3 Business meeting 0! the Young Peo‘ Ito-lief -?:I'- . . .I .
“0M1.“ 7345 P. m. Mld~*9¢*k "109l- ple'tt Society Thurr-dsy evening at iho- (retro-i m-w. .I

Asymt-atli} ii‘u: -
*llOrv in the .\I- u

COURT GRANTS 2.2.3:!2.‘t;'.:‘it‘1; ’: . i I, . L

tug of the church. church.

The Victory Drivc begins In earnest

week Let us do our best to meet our

 

 

 

11 n. m. Sci-moo by tlic- pastor. Sub liar N‘s-non. yt-t-t-rtflaé‘ afternoon of the .‘I'IL'I . , ‘

jept: “Spiritual Oflensog." Mrs. l/flkwood iormrrly lived ln'icr-riptinn» ’rII'
12:30 p. in. Bible School (z. \‘I‘ .h llll- Sorta”: “MW uhe Ira-t married '0 quart”. . , . .>
son superintendent. Edwin“ “Wilma" lltl‘uod. Not'em- ported {III .I v_ ,. I‘
Missionary service at 3‘. p. m.. at b"? 2- 1'1"! The ”VOTING“ IIFINIUD- ppm-I. ,.. . . .
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Tuesday. ti p. m. Bounces meeting N" ul'd 0' ““11“" “I" H“ "’1’“ """’ 71..” (.1' .1,
I-I lllr Trinity Men's Club. .w’d h‘n‘ "MINU- m‘“ 9'" 9"” .1: '1 . :,
“'ednesdat. 7.“ p. m_ Evening can for it. and that -':i.> VAC! ' ~ I ; .I..Ii “ .3. y‘_ ”1.,
Mayor and sermon. Rev Kenneth Mc- "rod M m“-"‘""”"” T!“ “”9” v. "I . I”
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Holy I‘ommunlon: Tuesday even 3. ' l I _ A'I'V n1". Ilivtic' \
service ut St. Andrew's Mission. ”53 . The 0‘4! but hmiso arrwd r..~ in my Im'duw m ”A“ I“)
Nrdn «tract ll 7:30. Friday evening. y-ars by the lath» t‘ni-ta'n (HIV: r Funk ping}. n . \.
39"." ‘t‘g'? Sh'ma,“ 3‘ ‘2‘" $10 and his estate. and 10¢."er in Rovriiv Field Artil'nry v
m“ on ' r ,- 8“ o" ‘p ‘ ton art-mic. i.- lm‘nz min down. .\'i: tonight I! II‘A‘ I‘. ‘;
Rev. H. Buxter Lit-bler. ~ ' am. . . p“ it: ,,
All are welcome at any and all of Ruth Poul. who rec-‘n'lx' purchased Illt- hu‘ 3;“: .w“ r
the ”film. ”Wally straw and Vpropefly. contemplate~ era-tin: it ('0'. “'3; u" -' f! l -
visitors in town. The church ll open tage mew won". .‘ .. .“ II‘IIJ
all day every any in the year {it pri- ' “”"‘ ""' ‘1‘ ""
vote prayer. Parishioners are u-gcd. -- _ _
to come, and bring others with them.
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