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XXTXOB1ST.
Tone Street M. E. church. Rev. John
H. Howard, D. D.. pastor. Preaching
10:00 a. m. Sunday school ll;15 a. m.
Preaching 8-00 p. m. Evening" subject:
? "Recognition or Friends Seen and
Known On the Other Side."
Chapllao Street Methodist Episcopal
vchurch. Samuel Charles Jones, minis- 1
ter. You are verv cordially Invited to j
participate in the following services:
>:45. the 'Sunday school. Mr. A. A.
Camahan. superintendent. 1 morn
ing worship and sermon by the pastor.
?? 5:45. Bpworth League devotional. Mr.
Chester Freeee. leader. 7:45. evening
worship and sermon by th?| pastor.
Usual week day services. On Sunday.
July 1, "Patriotic Day" will be cele
. bratecL
Wcsley Methodist Episcopal church ?
?"Everybody's church" ? 3722 Jacob
6treot. Philip Y. DeBolt. minister. Sun
day school S>:30 ?. ni.. John Humphrey,
superintendent. Morning worship 1 0 : ?? 5 '
a. m. M. F. Comptou wjll preach at!
Jthis service instead of evening and ad
minister the hoty communion. Querat
erly conference by appointment la'er.
Evening service at 7. JO p. m. The pas
tor will occjpy the puipi'. Week eien
ing services ss usual. Children's day
Sunday tnornlnsr. Julv 7; also a class
H to be received into the f-hurch at thati
service.
The Thomson Methodist Episcopal I
church, south Broadway and Ohio. Is
land. Rev. J. K Bird, pastor. The;
Sunday school meets at 9:*0 o'clock and)
Is graded to accommodate all aces. I
Public worship af 10:3'? a m. and 7:3<M
p. m. The Rev. O. M. Pullon. assistant.'
superintendent of tfie West Virg;nla)
Anti-Saloon league, will speak at thei
morninu service and Mr. Harold Metz
n#r will speak in the evening.
First Oerman M. E. church. Chaplino
street, opposite High school. Rev. Cha-s.
E. Sevcringhaus. pastor. Sunday
school at 9:15 a. m. Morning service
at 10:30. Rev. M. T>. C?rt>in will de
liver the sermon. No evening service.
'Wednesday evening the usual prayer
service at .?:"0 p. Ttv. sCtt" wh'ch the
Sundcy school board will meet.
Hope M. E. church. M. P. Oriffln.
_ minister. To the following services a
cordial invitation is extended: Sunday
school at : 45 a. m.. Mr. Milton Vonne
man. Jr.. superintendent. Morning wor
ship at 1 1 o'clock, sermon by Rev. Wm.
Cunningham, after which communion
service. Every member of the church
and friends invited.
Xortli Street Methodist Episcopal :
church i "Th?* Community <"hurch"). Rov
jlcCuslcey. p??ror ? Sunday school at ?!
9:30. a." H. Strlcklin. superintendent.
Public worship a' 10:30. sermon by the
past?r. Epworth league devotional
meetinjf a' fi:3?. At 7:3?. the hour for
publir worship, the Epworth leajrue will
give :t? anniversary program. The Ju
nior Epworth [lea cue meets at 7:15 Tues
day evening. 1 The midweek service of
r>r?v.'r nnd praise Wednesday evening at
Fourth Str- et church. First Methodist i
Episc>r>al. Chaplrne street, south of |
Twelfth. '"lar-jMce Eusrene Atlen. D. D.. I
?*, pastor ? Sunday school at 3:30 a. ni.)
Men's Bible class at ?:?< 5 a. in., taught;
by the pastor. Public worship at 10:45 j
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. In the morning the =
pastor will preach on "Preparing a)
Highway for ?Jod." At the people's;
service in the evening <!. W. <~"ory. super
intendent <>f the I'nion Mission, with , ;
some of his workers, will be in charge. ,
Wcnderful stories from life will be told. \
Midweek service Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. I
XiTTTHEKAl?. I
7aot\ Lutheran ctturch. 2118 Market |
street. Rev. A. P.enr.e. pastor ? Third I
Sunday after Trinity ? Sunday school ar j
f*:l5 a. m. Chief service at 10:30 a. m.
The pastor requests full attendance on I
part >>f the members, as he desires to j ,
brlns an important matter to their at
tention. At 2:3" p. m. a unlr>n service | j
The Intelligencer "will gladly
publish church announcements,
out to Insure publication and prop
er classification, notices Intended
for publication in Saturday's issue
should be received at The Intel
ligencer office not later than Fri
day at noon, and Thursday, If pos
sible. It Is respectfully asked that
the notices be made as brief as
possible.
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will be held at the Court theater tor all I
local Lutheran congregations and their,
friends. Tuesday evening meeting of j
the beneficial society. Tuesday e\cuing'
meeting of company H. Boys' brigade. |
Thursday evening monthly meeting of j
the Luther league.
First English. Lutheran church. Six- j
teenth street, near .Market. Kev. E. G. |
Howard. JD. D.. pastor ? Sunday school, j
5:30 a. m., classes for ail; morning wor-i
-ship with Holy Communion at 10:30 a j
m.: evening worship at 7:<I0, with com- j
munion and sermon. This congregation .
will participate in the Reformation I
mass meeting at the Court theater at j
?:3C pv m. Regular mid-week service'
u ill be omitted owing to the Lutheran i
reunion and outing at Wheeling park
Wednesday, In which our church and I
school will participate. .
Trinity Lutheran church, 3336 Eoft'
street. Kev. O. C. Dean, pastor ? Third
Sunday after Trinity ? Holy Communion
will be administered to tho congregation
both Sunday morning and evening.
Horning service will begin at 10:45;
evening service at 7:30; Sunday school
at 9:30 a. m.; Junior C. E. service at
6:30 p. m. Vesp* r services will bo dis
continued after Sunday until September j
2. Junior C. 10. will also be discon
tinued after Sunday until September 2.
The ? Sunday school Children's service !
will be held on Sunday morning, July!
1. at 10 u' clock and will lake the place j
of the regular morning service. A con- 1
gregational meeting will be held on
Sunday morning after the morning
service on July S for the purpose of
hearing reports. The Sunday school
picnic will be held this year on July
12 at Blaney's grove.
Lutheran church. 1409-1411 Chapline
street. Kev. Walter E. Schuette, pastor.
Third Sunday arter Trinity, June 24.
Sunday school and Bible classes t Eng
lish and German) 0:15 a. m. Morning
serv.ice (German) at 10:45. Subject:
"Treating Sinners Right." Evening
service omitted on acount of Quadrl
rentennial meeting to be held at Court
theater at 2:30 p. m. "Wednesday ? an
nual Lutheran reunion at Wheeling
park, where the Rev. S. r. Long, D. D.,
Mansfield, Ohio, will speak at 4 p. m.
Thursday evening. S p. m.. congrega
tional meeting. Remarks ? Pastor's
Sunday school subject. "Faces or Feet." |
FXXSBTTXSUK.
First Presbvterian church. Chapline
and Thirteenth streets, Claude Porter J
Terry. minister ? Morning worship.*
10:45. We will have 200 children from ?
the Eighteenth Street Memorial chapel
sing at the morning service. Evening
worship. 7:45. The chorus choir will
sing. The pastor will preach. Wednes
day evening service. 7:43. A cordial in
vitation 1s extended to all to attend
thpse services.
Second Presbyterian church ? Morning
Communion service: evening, "The |
Story of Joseph." Special music. Dr. 1
Koontz will preach at both services.
The Third Presbyterian church. Thir-I
ty-eighth and Jacob streets. J. P. Ley
f?nberger. D. D.. pastor. The usual serv- I
ices will b? held Sunday, June24. Sab- 1
l?ath school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at
10:15 a. ni. and 7 p. hi.
CHBISTIAN.
First Christian church. Itev. W. H.
Field.*, pastor ? Services Sunday, June I
:'4. as follows: Bible school. 9:30; I
preaching. 10:35. sermon by the pastor
? the first sermon of a. series of ser
muns on "The Second Coming of
Christ." Communion, 11:30; Young
People's society of Christian Endeavor,
6:45: evening service, 7:45; mid-week
prayer, serv ice on Wednesday evening at
7:45. The Ladies' Aid society meets on'
Thursday at the churclv all-day ses
sion. Choir rehearsal on Friday even
ing at 7:45.
Island Christian church. Zane street.
K. K. Van Winkle, pastor ? Bible school,
?:30 a. m.; worship. 10:45 a. m.; sub
ject of morning sermon, "Developing
'hrist Likeness." An offering for Red
Cross will be lifted at this service.
V. P. S. C. E., 6:30: preaching, 7:45:
evening subject, "The Witness of the
Holy Spirit."
baptist.
First Baptist church, eifrner Twelfth
and Byron ? Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Evening
service at 7:45 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. At the morn
ing service the pastor will tell how he
cot his Bible and what It has meant to
him. Subject for the evonlng service
will be, "The Triumphs of the Gospel."
A cordial invitation is extended to the
men of Wheeling to attend the Bible
i k.ss Sunday morning at 9:45 o'clock.
TmmD pusbtVsxun.
First United Presbyterian church.
Rev. Charles H. Robinson. D. D., pastor
Preaching services at 10:45 a. m. and
7.:U> p.m., with sermons by the pastor.
At th? morning service the sacrament of
the Lord's Supper will bo observed.
Bibl* school. Men's and Women's Bible
classes at 9:30 a. ni. Prayer service
"Wednesday evening: at 7:45.
Second United Presbyterian church.
Chapline and Fourteenth streets, Ira <1.
JtcCrary, pastor ? All the regular serv
ices will be held tomorrow. The pastor
will prcarh both morning and evening.
All are welcome.
? PBOTESTAJTT EPISCOPAL
St. Luke's church. .Jacob Briuinghuiti.
T>. P., rector ? Services and sermons at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
Patriotic Service
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday Morning at 10:45 o'Clock
r
Children's Chorus of 200 Voices from the Eighteenth Street
Memorial Chapel.
This will be a Special Children's Service.
Evening Service at 7:45,
Sermon Theme by Rev. Claude Porter Terry
"Modern Paganism
Chorus Choir - Good Music Gospel Songs
A WELCOME FOR ALL AT BOTH SERVICES ? COME.
r ?"
I Coats and Suits
in the
| Ransack Sale
Special assortment Poplin,
Wool Yelour, Ser^e and
Twill Suits and Coats ? all
that's left of the season's
correct models and colore,
value to $25.00, vour pick
i :t.:he.lot $6.99
*
WHITE'S BAZAAR
1116 MAIN STREET. THE LOW PRICE LEADERS.
RANSACK SALE
We have ransa&ed every nook and corner, every box, shelf, case, rack, table
and counter of every vestage of Spring and Summer wearables arid priced them
tor this KA.NoACJi. SALE at such slashing reductions as usually obtain the end
of August, giving tie people of the Ohio Valley the advantage of 60 days ad
vance wear just at the crest of the season at end of season prices.
Ransack Sale
Summer Suits
Lot of Natural Shantung
Silk Suits, 'also colors, gar
ments made to sell at $18.50
to $22.50, all the season's
correct models, go on sale,
your choice . $7.98
A $50.00
A LIBERTY BOND TICKET
WITH EVERY DOLLAR PURCHASE
Write Your Name on Reverse Side
Drop in Liberty Bond Barrel
The Last Saturday Before the Bond
Award THURSDAY, JUNE 28th
TWO BIG EVENTS
THE RANSACK SALE
THE LIBERTY BOND
AWARD
ALL IN ONE WEEK
Liberty Bond will be
awarded next Thursday
Afternoon, June 28th, be
sure and be here.
A $50.00, Three and One-Half Percent
Interest Bearing Bond FBEE.
RANSACK SALE OF SILK AND SATIN DRESSES AND
SKIRTS
The season's correct weaves, colors and models; $10.00 to
$15.00 garments. All in one assortment for a final (PT A A
clean up. Your choice.? fPO.UU
RANSACK SALE OF WAISTS? 4 CHALLENGE BARGAINS III ;
29c
Instead of 75c
and $1.00.
47c
for Waists made
to sell at $1.25.
89c
WaiBts and Middies
in this lot. Values
up to 51.98.
$1.29
Table of Wash Silk I
Waists; all colors. I
$3 and $3.60 values. ' I ;
Ransack Sale Ladies' Wash Skirts
White and colors, regular and extra sizes, Gabar
dine, Kepp, Linen, Crash and Pique Skirts made to
sell at $2.00 to $3.96, all featured in two QQ/?
lots at 79? and ^Ot
Ransack Sale Wash Suits and Dresses
\V*iite and Colored Voile, Gabardine, .Ratine and
Gingham, garments made to sell at $10.00 to $12.50,
all in one assortment. A Q
Your pick at
Ransack Sale Middy Suits and Dresses,
Ladies' or Misses' ? White Twill and
Galatea ? White, Blue or Red Trimming.
Garments made to sell at $3.50 and 1 "f A
$3.98. Your pick of the lot, at........
RANSACK SALE OF LADIES' GINGHAM AND LAWN
DRESSES
Values up to $2.50. Plain colors or neat stripes. Qfip
All sizes. Your choice */OL
RANSACK SALE OF LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS
Jersey, Chinchilla, Wool Velour, Poplin serge and tfJO QO
worsted; $10.00 to $15.00 values, go on sale at <DO?t/0
RANSACK SALE OF MILLINERY
? - - - * - ??? ? *11 r ? _ .
Table of Hat Trimming Flow
ers, Ornaments and Feather
Fancies. Values up to 1 Q/?
$2.00. all at
< T
Table ot Liaaies' ana iwusses,
Trimmed Hats, values to *$3.00,
all go in one assortment..
Your pick
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
200 dozen Gowns, Skirts and Enve
lope Chemise, lace and embroidery
trimmed, values up to $1.00,
all styles and sizes Tcc/l^
Table of S9c Bungalow
Aprons, light and dark colors tlc/v
Children's Gingham and Percale
Dresses, go on sale at
Values to $1.50. Oc/C
Children's White and Colored Dresses,
in lawn or voile, values QfT
$3.98 to $4.50 go at tPJL?*/0
HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEAR
Ladies % Silk Boot Hose, Afcr*
White only, a 75c value at TtUv
Table of Ladies' Hose, fnnry vhifo
with black stripe, lisle or silk
boot, in all colors, 39c value at
Ladies' Knit Ribbed Envelope Union
Suits, taped .peck and sleeves, 00 p
50c values at t/v
Table of Gowns, Skirts, -Envelope
Chemise and Princess Slips, Hrt ~
$1.25 and $1.50 value I I V
RANSACK SALE LADIES'
SUITS ?
Rack of Suits including Taffeta, Silk,
Serge, Yigercaux, Poplin and Twills ?
C r;i v, tan ;iiul ikivi valutu>
$32.50 and $35.00 go on 00
SILK AND SATIN SPORT
SKIRTS
Stripes, checks and plain colors, $G.98
values in four different models, all
in one assortment.
Your choice
RANSACK SAIiU liAUiiiB'
WOOL SKIRTS
Striped. Gabardine and Novjlty
Chertf* ..and Homespuns, the season's
correct styles, $6.98 to (PQ Q?T
$7.50 values all go at....
. Ladies' Satin and Crepe de Chine
Camisoles, $1.00 values A A _
go at 4II/C
Table of Ladies' Corset Covers, lace
and embroidery trimmed, 39c
values go on sale at
WHITF'^S RA7AAP 1116 MAIN STREET
VV I II I I ? < O fl J-\ f ^ /-K A\ IX WHEELING'S ECONOMY HEADQUABTEBS
at 9:15 a_ m. St. Peter's day. Wednes
day. the 29th. Holy communion at 10
a. ni.
St. Andrew's church. Thirty-seventh
and Eoff streets, J. Logan Fish, rector ?
There will bo services in St. Andrew's
church tomorrow, the. third Sunday after
Trinity, at 8 o'clock a. m. and 7:30 p.m.
There will ho celebration of holy com
munion at the morning service. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. Prayer service on
Friday evening at 7:30 o'ciock.
SPIRITUALIST.
The First Spiritualist association, cor
ner of. Maryland avenue and North
Broadway. Island ? The children's pro
gressive lyoeum will meet at 40 o'clock
a. m. Sermon at 7 :30 p. m. by Rev.
Harry A. Woods. Spirit messages will
be given by the Rev. v.;. \S'. Way. All
are welcome.
The Second Spiritualist church will J
close their services Sunday evening,
.lune -4. in Odd Fellows' hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapllne streets, with n
program and special music, lecture and
spirit messages at 7:30 p. m. All 'are
welcome. Kev. F. S. Wicknc-r, pastor.
EV ANGELICAL.
St. Paul's Evangelical cluirch. Thirty
eiglith and Wood str-ets. August Carl
Kasche. pastor ? Services lor. Sunday.
June 21: German preaching service at
9 o'clock, subject,? "The Lost Sheep."
Sunday school nt'10 o'clock. English
preaching service at 10:30 a. ni., subject.
"God the Creator and His Creation." All
members of the Bible school will lie ush
ered into church for the English service.
This new order of services will be ob
served during the summer months. An
evening service at 7:30 o'clock. The
sermon, "From the Dungeon to the
Throne, or The Life of Joseph," will be
illustrated with 50 colored slides.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church of Christ. Scientist, A.
Q. L'. "W. Auditorium, 1119 Chapline
street. Services Sunday at ] I a. m.,
subject. "Is the Universe. Including
Man. Evolved by Aatoinie Force"?
Wednesday testimonial meeting at S p
m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Read
ing room. 1119 Chapline street, open
daily except Sundays and legal holidays,
from 12 o'clock m. until Z p. m.. and on
Saturday evening from 7 o'clock to 9
o'clock.
arcMECHEN CHURCHES.
First M. E. Church of Mellcchen. Kev.
Blair V.'. Roberts, pastor ? Sunday school
at 9:4 ., C. J. Keldaisch and Charles
Prochie. superintendents. Morning wor
ship at 11. subject. "Higher and l.ower
Standard*." Prayer and class meeting
at 7:10. \V. D. Goodwin, leader. Evening
worqhlp nt. Rev. (). M. Piillen will
preach at this service. Pray?r meeting
will be held on Tlmrsday evening In
stead of "Wednesday.
BAPTIST.
Immanuel Baptist , church, 2S29 EofC
street. ? Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching service at 11 a. m and 7:45
p. m. Prayer and praise service at 7:45
Wednesday evening. Rev. F. O. Pond,
of Washington. Pa., will occupy the pul
pit morning and evening. The Men's
hi l?le ? l:ias. taught Pr. f; l*. Prink
anl, extends a cordial imitation lo all
men not attending elsewhere to join this
class. Rev. H'aler S. Dunlop, of Wash
ington. P. r.. will occupy the pulpit
Sunday. July 1. Rev. Dunlop is pastor
of th<> Kendall Baptist church at Wash
irgton.
xetoxshd. ;
St. Stephen's Reformed church. Thir
ty-sixth and Eoff streets. Rev. S. H.
Mat7.kur past:>r ? Sunday school at 9:15
a. in. German and English preaching' at
10:30 a. m.. subject, "Follow Me." No
evening: service. T. P. S. meeting Tues
day evening. Strawberry social Riven by
the Mission society Wednesday evening.
The public is cordially invited.
PSOTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St.. Matthew's Episcopal church, Fif
teenth and (,'hapllnc streets. Rev. R. E. ?
1,. Stridor, rector ? The. third Sunday
after Trinity. Holy communion at 8 a.
:n. Morning prayer sermon at 1 0 : ?0.
upon-air service at 6:45 p. m. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. ni. Men's Bible class
n t 9:30 a. m.
FIXE CHURCHES.
Ruble M. E. church. M. D. Griffin,
minister. To the following services a
cordial invitation is ?-sr>pded: Sunday
school at 10 a. m., Mr. J. R. Mi>ek, su
perintendent. Kpworih 1-eague at 7 p.
in. Evening worship nr 8 p. m.
Vance Memorial Presbyterian church, I
Woodsdalc. Junies Mease V'otter, D. !
minister. Special services will bo held;
at 11 a. m.. observing tho twentieth
anniversary of the church. The roll of
the charter members will he called.
There will also he a procession of the
years, followed by a brief historical
address by the pastor. At. 7- 13 p. m.
a patriot ic. rally will be held, ad
dressed by Mr. Harry L. Bond. Mr. A.
W. Paull and Hon. John C. Palmer.
Red Cross nurses will usher.- Sunday
school and Adult BiVde classes at !>:30
a. m. Toung People'u meeting at 7
p. m.
St. Paul's churci. E>m Grove. .T. Logan
Fish, rector ? Ther^ will be services in
St. Paul's church tomorrow, the third
.Sunday after Trinity, at 10:30 o'clock
a. m.
Buckley M. E. churcn. Edgwood. C. A.
Snider, pastor ? Sunday school at 9:30 a.
m. Preaching service at 10:45 a. m..
concluding with the sacrament of the
Lord's Supper. Service also at 8 o'clock
with reception of probationers into full
membership In the church. The morn
ing discourse will he on "The Visit of
Jesus to Nazareth." The evening sub- 1
Jcct. "Knowing, Being and Doing."'
Prayer service Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Stone Presbyterian, Elm Grove. L. B.
I-rfiwellyn. pastor. Sabbath school at:
9:30; classes for adults at same hour. I
Public worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m. Morning subject: "Half Way or
All the Way." Kveninp subject: 'The
Coin That Kings True." Junior C. E.
at 4:30. Senior Young People's society
at 7:30, leader. Eugene McCutchcon.
Communion services July 1 at 11 a. m.
BUT WOOD CHUHCHES.
St. Matthew's Lutheran ehuivh. 412,
Water str^t. Renwond, W. Va..
G??ft. !?'. Hein pastor. Third Sunday
ul'tcr Trinity. 9.3y a. m. Sunday school'
and Bible class. Frank Kroggel, super
intendent. 10:30 a. in., preaching: serv
ices i English). At this service the
rite of confirmation will be performed
and the following adults received into
full membership in the church: Jessie
Bell, Flora Bell. Hilda Myers, Kenneth
Mansoll and William Warsinsky. Holy
communion will also be celebrated.
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. reformation meet
ing at the Court theater. Subject:
"Liberty's Eternal Vigil.'* will be
treated by Rev. W. E. Scliuette.
Chorus of'lOO voices will sing. Wed
nesday, the third annual Lutheran out
ing at Wheeling park with an address
by T>r. S. P. Long of .Mansfield. Ohio.
Tuesday at 8 p. m. choir rehearsal.
WABWOOD CHU1CHES
War wood Presbyterian church. Twen
tieth street near Warwood avenue. E.
P. Carson, pastor. Services for Sun
day. the -4 th. as follows: Sunday
school at w :30 a. tn. Morning service
10:45. Subject: "Kenieinhtr the Sab
bath Pay to Keep It llolv." Christian |
Endeavor 7 o'clock. Evening service j
7:45. Subject: "The- Woman in ?
Church Work." This is the last of a
series on "What Can a Woman Do?"
McatlCHEN CHtTXCHES.
Christian church. McMechen, corner
Fourth and Logan streets. C. N. Fuller,
Jr.. minister ? Morning worship and
Bible sc,hool from 10 to 11:30 o'clock.
.Tunior Endeavor at 2:30 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at <5:43 p. m. Preaching- serv
ice at 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Ladies" Aid meet
ing all day Thursday. Choir rehearsal
Friday evening.
BRIDGE POST CHUSCHIS.
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Bridgeport. Main street. Rev.
Otto Wendcr, pastor ? Third Sundav aft
er Trinity. Sunday school and Bible
class at 3:30 a. ni. Divine services in
the German language, with sermon ap
propriate for the mission festival, at
1 0 : 4 S a. m. Mas meeting at the Court
theatre at 2:30 p. ni. ?
Colored.
Sunday services nt Simpson M. E.
church. EotT street. Rev. Joseph H. Jen
kins. B. A. B. D.. pastor. )0:40 a. m.,
public worship. Senno'i by pastor,
subject: "The Reason For ih<* Word."
2:30- p. m.. Sunday tchool, Mr. 11. B.
Clemens, superintendent. 7:'i0 p. m..
Epworth League, Mr. Wm. Hardy,
president. 8:00 p. m.. public worship.
Sermon by pastor to the Woman's Com
munity Bible class. Subject: "The!
Oud Whom We Serve is God in Heaven !
Above and On the Earth Beneath."!
Special music. Miss Mary Richardson I
will render a solo, "Ths Holy City." i
Mr. Kdward l^icy will also render' a
solo.
CLARINGTON
Mrs. Gus Bey and son, Harold, of Ful
ton. are spending the week with relatives
and friends in this locality.
Miss Virginia Gordon, of Martins Fer
ry. has been tho guest of relatives in
town.
.T. W. Pwaln^ wh<> Is employed at P.e|
lair*. spent Sunday at his honic here.
W. W. Messcrly, who has been the
most of Martins Perry relatives, cunt
:ome Saturday.
Mrs. George W. Hubacher. of Pitts
burgh. was the guest of relatives la
.own for a few days. . * ?
Mrs. R. L. Cain, of Canton, 0~ arrived J
Wednesday on a visit to relatives in this f
licinity.
Mrs. .C. R. Stalder and daughter, Dor?
rthy, of Sartlis, were near town visitor!
:he past week.
William Hoss, of Moundsvillc, was <"
?ceont visitor in town.
Mrs. Herman Kriegcr and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Martins Ferry, are visiting .
relatives west of town.
Graydon Dietrich came in from Ra- J
renna Saturday to visit relatives here. ??
Mrs. V/. F. Rose and son. Ralph, who
fiad been the sueats of relatives here for
t week, left Saturday for their home In
r\kron, O., driving through in a Mcxweil *
:ar.
Mrs. Fred Kurtznian and children, of
Columbus, O., are visiting relatives
nere. ?
Miss Linn Klmpel came home Satur- ,1
lay from Wheeling. where she has bcen?", "?
for some time with relatives and will- Y!
spend the summer at her home on Mar- i
set street. *'
Mis Eva Messerly was the puest of
5hadyside relatives last week.
Mis. Frank Dietrich and ehWdren, of
Ravenna, are visiting: relatives and r*
!>iends here.
Mrs. Mary Case entertained the mem
oer.s of the Silver circle and visitors at
ler home Wednesday evening. . 'Cz
Mrs. John Nybrect, of Alliance, O., i?
n town, the guest of relatives. ' ^
j
I'm simply covered with
eraptkra-Wha t can I da?
" I can't rett, I can't sleep, and most
of all, I hardly dare go oot, for when it
starts itching:, I simply have to 'scratch,
no matter where I am."
"Don't worry a bit? just get a cake
of Resinot Soap and a jar of Resino!
Ointment. Use them according to di
rections and I am sure you will get
prompt relief, and that your skin will
be all right in a-few days."
Kesinol Soap and Ointment told by all drajgtM*.
Resin
for that skin trouble