South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 126, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 May 1917 — Page 19

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMEi

TNT? AY. MAT 6. 1917.

COMMENT ON TODAY'S GOLDEN TEXT I-4sifii; Jcsih the Servant of All. John 15:1-17. oI(!n Tcit: UIiowmt unuld 1m? first oniony yu, huill l)C M-nunt of all. Mark 10:11. Ilo C,hI I lather Tlian (ircatrractlcally ail m n until they learn better have an ambition to be Ereat, to rule other men, to have Other wait upon them, thinking thereby to increase their happiness and to get out of life all the satisfaction possible. There cunie a time however, when men pet face to faco with Cod and take in the thought of eternity, when they learn that goodness rather than greatness brings them that which they seek; especiaJly la this true when men become acquainted with the life and spirit of Jesus Chrit; they then learn that St Is more blessed to Frve than to be served and more blessed to give than to recleve. It Is true that when we are willing to become the servant of all we may then achieve first place. Through (loudness (Jrcatncv is TliruM, Not all men are fitted to be great In the eyes of mankind, nor to bo the leaders of men. but all men. whose aim 1 to serve their fellows, become great in their class, and great In reality In influencing their day and generation for good. Many men however through their good

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JcMis the True Vine. John 15:1J0. ;dden Text: I am the vine, je arc Hie brauch, .lohn 1 .":.". 1. Verse 1. If the vine stands for the source, and the fruits of its branches for spiritual life, and all needed Kiuie. what is the signiti.nice of this parable to us? 2. Verse 2. When a church ceases to convert sinners, and pays more attention to eloquent preaching and artistic singing than to spirituality, what evidence is there that it is still a branch of the true vine? 3. In what way does God "purie" or prune, partially faithful Chrislions ? 1. Verse 2. When a Christian is faithful an! bears fruit up to the measure of his capacity, what does ;od often do to him, to increase his fruit liearinjg power? .". Why docs dod so frequently permit loss, sickness, and sorrow, to the ery hot of his children? ft. Verse 3. What is always the result to the character of those who are eager harkeners, and willing doors of the word of Jesus?

CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS:

METHODIST. rint N. Main street. Iter. Henry LD.iris. pastor. i'I.ish meeting at 9""0 a. ra Sund.iy school at t :".o a. in. In tne auditorium: J. O. Anas, superintendent. Br. iMYi will speak in the nmrnlnp on "Th Spirit of th. World and the Spirit .f Chrit." Kpwortb league at :1" p. in. ubjt. "Hmt lre:ituorx a World Hnilders." Ronald Snyder and Jlenn Wood. At the evening hour J. Qulney Ames, neoroMry of the Y. M. C. A., will peak n Kussla" Prayer meeting as usual Wednesday CTcninj at ':?. led by the pastor. M. I'Anl's Memorial Colfax and Lrorte aTeniiPn Kov. .lames L. (iardlner, . 1 . pastor. Sunday B'-hool at 9 :Cü a. in.; (Iiit A. Piah. superintendent. At l":b a. m. 1 r. iiardlner will pre.i' h on the Piihjoft. "The (irowth of the i:rlT Oiurch" and thp choir will sing Tin Woods and Kvery Sweet Smelling Tree." by West, and "Row Pleasant. How Divinely Fair." by Mendelssohn. Kpworth b'Hgue Ker ! at 0:.".) p. ni. I'd by Fred MU'er ni Harold Crocker. At 7 :.V p. m Dr. (iard!nor will preah (,u the aubjvt. "Africa for Christ." and tho ehoir will sing "The CI older. Threshold." by I.ohr-Nevin. and "Dreams of (Jalilee." by Morrison. On Wednesday evening the ininlster 111 conduct the flt of four midweek cooperative service, nn Friday ovenlng the Sunday a-h d entertainment will be luid. LotvHI Heights Minrr and Frateis nts (iuy H. Htack. putor. Sunday school J:45. II. C. DHortg. superintendent. Mornincr rrice 11 o'clock. Morning worship at 11 o'clcck. Sermon theme: Th Hr.-ad of 1,1 fV Tlpworth league r.t rt:rA ld by IMbert Cleghorn. F.vening evangt 'Uf 1 servi--es at 7 :.". Midweek sTiofs Wednesday at 7 :"o p. m. 'ihe Men's brotherhood clas will entertain th.lr wives !n the church annex Tnrtdny rvrrilr.g at S o'clo.-k Trinity ttlalne and Yns.r av. Ker. Mehin C. Runt. pator. bIMe school at 0 :.": Kudo'ph Kit p.e. acting superintendent. Morning worship at 1(:I."V Sermon : "The Church's Mar.hir.v: Orders" The p.icramet.t f th Lrd supper will be d'nervcd at this erlce. Fpworth le.-igue devotional." at :1." led hy Kalph Swisher. Frcnlng evar.geÜMlc vervi.e at 7 :.". Sermon ty the pn-tor on "The Old Interptionl'.m." Sp.' .t number ly the rhoru-cl).'ir. a-:?ed hy oniond and T...is Ki.nt-r Müthly meeting of the Sundav ."h -"d r. I will t.. hoM Tues day fienitig at 7 . I. k at the V. W. C. A. with liiU'fcoii s.-rved !' !'.. ing the P:i!ne- irnvtlnc. Mr Ware 111 pcik on the werk of the Sunday school tahrr. .! t:r. !r lespuf We.lr.e 1 r y at ":rd I in ; Mrs. W. T. Onpn. "iperinfendent. The church prayer hour. t lned:i v it 7:4." p m .hiln Studv Mark. rise rnert.Tlg led i:. the ith . h Mr Gr- Co; ner S MichTgan and Tuft ff. Her. Ki'-hard II Crwd.-r. pitr. n im rr.e-t1ng at :4.. r., in sundav at .'" a m Fr. I. A lUer. '. Morning '"li.T. gallon. Miierlftcn.i. üt c:.i a.j worship it l':t." Junior :.t Ii.f J: iVrt.. uperint a-leut- KpWHEN

ness do attain eminence among their fellow men and become leaders in hur h and state, in business, in art or letters. Some kh1 men hrink from prominence and refuse the exalted positions to which providence find their fellow-men have called them. This. I think to be a mistake; a man should never hid his light under a bushel nor refuse tri lead when h has both the ability and the opportunity to do so. Vainglory Is Ignoble. To seek to bo served rather than seek to serve, to seek to rule rather than seek to be governed, or to make laws for our fellow men until w ha. 's first learned to ob?y th law. is anything but praiseworthy. The spirit of Jesus Christ was t serve. He stated that he came into the world to serve and not to be served. The purpose of the Incident of washing his disciples feet was to teach them that they should seek to do anything, however humble It mi'-rht be, which would be of service to their fellow men. lie said to them, after the incident above referred to, "Tor I have given you an example, that ye should do as I have done to you". If through our desire to serve we become first then happy Indeed are we. True Ixaler ! Always Servitut. Faithful kings, presidents, governors, or other leaders of men work very much harder than their followers. A successful merchant or manufacturer, as a rule, works harder than his employes. The pastor of a church, while the head of the church, is in reality the servant

7. Verses 4.5. Explain In your own words what it is, to "abide" In Jesus. 8. How may we best cultivate a practical realization of the fact that we are in Christ and Christ Is in vis, like the branch in trie vine? (See John 1' 9. Of what service is the regular means of grace to a man who is living in known sin? 10. Verse t. What reason, if any, is there to believe that any person is in a saved condition, who is living in known sin? 11. Of what service to the house of God is a professor of religion, who lives in sin, even If no mortal knows about It hut himself? 12. Christ here distinctly states that a branch of the true vine vhich does not abide in him and bear fruit "is cast forth"; what does he literally mean by this statement? 1". Verse 7. What proof is there of these words of Jesus that those who abide in him. get from (lod all their hearts crave? (This is one of the questions which may be answered in writing by members of the club). worth league at ft :?.); Hal F.uncli, president, livening w orship at 7 :"(). Fpworth Memorial Comer I.ltvoln way W. and Ullve street. A Hunter Kenn.i, pastor. Sunday school at 1 :"0 a. m.; C. W. Hopkins, superintendent. Mornlntr worship at 10:1.". Subject: "The Sin of Extravagance" Fvonlng worship at 7:."0. Mr. Jontz. secretary .f the boys' department of the Y. M. C A., will fipeak. Uusiness and devotional meeting of the Fpw orth league at ft :0 p. m. Itible study hour Friday at 7:no p m. River Tark M. F. S. Seventh street. Rev. J. A. Lord, pastor. Residence MIsLawaka .it.; F.e!ir.2. nomenrpU. Sundav school at I:o0: Fred Miller, superintendent. Public w orship at 10 'AO a. m. and 7 :H0 p. m. Stull Memorial Mi. hlgan and Victoria streets. Rev. Rabb. pastor. Sunday school at y:4" n. m : W. T. Rraman. superintendent. Morning thme: "(lod in Chrit as Reconciler." Fpw orth league at 0 :.o.0 p. ni. livening theme: "The Moral. Intellectual and Spiritual Possibilities of This Present War." A cordial welcome to all at every service. German I.nf.iyette and Wayne streets. Rev. II. S. Miller, pastor. Sunday school at 9:110 n. m.; .lohn Koch, superintendent. Preaching 10:o0 a m. and 7 :..o p. m. Fpworth league t 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:13 p. inWesle yan-722 F P.roadway. Rev. Walter C. Morris. pastor. Morning service at 10:C0. Fvenlng service at 7 :.".0 Sundiv school at t:r.o a. ni.; Adam Meitt" superintendent. Prayer tneetinj Wednesday evening a. FREE METHODIST. Free Methodist Pennsylvania a venu an 4 Rush street. W. F. Webster, pastor. Sunday school !):."() a. m. Taul Neidtzel. superintendent. Preaching at 10:r.O I ni. and 7:r.O p. ro. each Sunday. Rlf?r Park Tree Methodist Fourteenth and Vine sts. 2. 8. Jenntufs. Tutor. Sunday ytsol 10 a m., U F. Wolf, superintendent. AFRICAN M. E. Olivet A. M. K- oil W. M.-nroe st. C. Ftr.ery Alleu. pastor Sunday school at 12:.V) p- in ; Kev. Fli P. Stewart, superintendent. Class at I2:i Christian Fndeavor at rt:::o: Mis Florence Adams, president. 7:.". p in.. "JTth Pleasant Sunday program: Solo. Mrs. Fnmta Hlncs: paper by Far. S. Fi.idl.iy. subject. "Woman;" rending bv Mis lively n Smith; add re bv KaNhi" .lulius A. Lethert, subject "Sbssag.' of Cheer anl Rope" Special inn!- ly the eveulnc choir. Public cordially invited. Zion A. M. II. -Rev. S. Samuels, pastr. Sunday s liol at FJ :"'; N. J. F.i ier. superintendent. Christian Fndeavor at 7 :" p in.: Chirles WVav.T. president. Wednesday ii f Ii t prayer mating. Friday night .lass Sunday will be ..-ir last piarterlv imct'.üg for thi. toiifiTiiiif vear. Dr. W. Register 111 speak bot, ir-nruiug und night, also peaking at 3 o'clock.

ILLNESS, DEATH, OR OTHER TROUBLES COME, ANY MINISTER

of every member or that church if he be a true pastor. The teacher of a IJiMe class works very much harder than his most faithful scholar. The first member, or leader of any community, in order to retain Iiis leadership, must be the servant of his followers; he must have their interest at heart and be always thinking how he can add to their health, their happiness, and their general well being. This Is the spirit of every follower of Jesus Christ. Aim to lie Ilrst In Merit. True humility does not consist in being content wi?h a mediocre position nor with ordinary success. It does not rest In Its present attainments but Its ambition Is always to excel. It Is absolutely essential that we aim to be first In merit, to be successful In the work with which (Jod has entrusted us. If we would receive from (5od, in that Kreat day his "Well done, thou good and faithful servant". No matter what a

man's occupation may be. he ought to constantly aim to excel, to Improve his output if not in quantity, then surely In quality, but generally in both. A man must grow unless he Is willing to be dead before physical death overtakes him. No man Is so old that he may not Improve today upon the work of yesterday. Noblest Tiling1 I to Serve. No matter what may be the social sphere in which we find ourselves, nor whether we are rich or poor, prominent or obscure, we shall find that we attain to the noblest things as we seek to serve and not to be 14. Verse S. Why is it impossible to be a disciple of Jesus unless our lives are devoted to doing good? 15. Verses 9, 10. How would you explain the love of God; what is it; what does it do? 16. How do we manifest our love for Jesus? 17. Verse 11. What is the ultimate, subjective desire of the human heart which, in the gospel, is promised to us as a reward? 18. If a Christian has not joy in his heart at all times would you say or not, and why, that he Is living below his privilege in Christ? 19. Verses 12--6. How may wo live so as to love God with all our hearts, love one another, and be perfectly contented, God always answering all our prayers? 20. What may any earnest soul, who is not living: a satisfactory life do, right now, in order that he may enter into, and enjoy all the blessedness Christ has provided? Lesson for Sunday, May 20, 1917, The Importance of Self Control. (Temperance Lesson) Isaiah 28:113. PRESBYTERIAN. lint Cor. Wishlnfton it. and Lafty. Its it.. Rer. Charles A. Llpplnott. Iß. D.. minister. Miss Charlotte M. Partridge, assistant to minister. Public worship at 10:43 a. m. Address by the Rev. John Steele. The vesper service will be omitted. IUble school at I:.1t a. ni.; J. S. M Cowan, superintendent. Men's Fellowship club at 9:..0 a m. Junior Fndeavor society at .:" p. ni. Voung people's meeting at G:oO P ni. Midweek meeting for prayer anj conference Wednesday at 7:'0 p. m. Trialty Cor. Colfax it. and St. Peter st.. Rer. John S. Burns, pastor Blbla school 9:30; Caarles Wagner, auperlotenleat. Meeting of the session to receive any who desire to unit with the church at 10:110 a. ni- Worship of prayer, song, gifts, and sermon, at 10:45 a. in. Pastor's sermon theme: "Heavenly Minded" Voung People's Christian Fndeavor at :4." p. in. Fvenlng worship and fellowship at 7 :..n p. m. Pastor's sermon theme: "A Satisfying Desire Satisfied." Midweek service at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday followed by choir practice. Missionary tea at Mrs. Henry's, Sid F. Wayne st-. on Thursday at 11:30 p. m. Westminster Rev. A. M. Fells, pastor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. ni. J. D. Emmons, superintendent. Public worship at 10:4." a. in. nnd 7:30 p. m. Session meets at H :3o. Junior C. E.. J o'clock. Intermediate C. F.. 3:30. Senior C. F.. ':.". Midweek devotional service Wednesday evei.iug at 7:3'. Ilop Chape) Leer and Dayton t. Ceorta William Allison. B. D., minister. Blbla school 9:30 Carl Cilery, superintendent. Classe tor all attendants Adults use the international lesson; all lasse from Junior down use the closely graded syrttra. Competent teachers are provided. BAPTIST. lirst--Corner Main and Wayne atreeti; Rev. Charles A. Decker, pastor. Blbla school at 9:30; W. K. Studebaker. superintendent. Morning worship at 10:43. Communion and rccoption to new members. Sermon subject: "Jesus Welcomes the Children." Anthem. "Credo." Farmer, by the chorus. guartet. "In Farlv Youth." Pullln Offertory. "LonglngV Ernns. The children's church at 3:OU p. m. The pastor will speak. The B. V. P. U. meeting at :30. Subject : "Love . led by group six. At 7-30 a patriotic rally will be held. The chorus will leid the sinking Address, -our Dutv." bv Fli F. Setddrt. yuartet. "Viva I'Ameriea." Millard: Mrs. Rde and quartet. The t.acher.s' tneetln? will he lield at the parsonage on Monday evenii.g. The brotherhood Wni meet with W. W. Davis. ti3 S St. Joseph st.. on Tuesday evening. Christian Culture class on Wednesday evening: supper at :L": study at 6:43The midweek meeting for prayer and. conference on Wednesday at 7:40 p. ra. Rehearsal of the choru on Tliuiday evening. , llonfartaa Corner Wash! Ion af. ana Cherry st . Rev. B. Bertok. oastor. iulncy street Rev George E. Enter-

served. The men who are self seekers always lose themselves, while the men who seek the welfare of others, save themselves, nnd in proportion as they succeed In helping others do they Increase the robust joy of living. There Is no life so rich in Its fruitful as a life of service devoted to our fellow men. The reason that Jesus la the greatest man born of woman, is because he was the greatest in service, and all men will approach to the greatness of Jesus In proportion as they practice his life of service.

XKW VOLVMK OF IOI-:.MS. Half a dozen books of verse hae preceded Richard Burton's newvolume. "Poems of Earth's Meaning," to be published by the Holts I on ;viay itn. Five or them are I lyric books, the sixth the poetic I drama, "Rahab," played by Do.iald- ; son Robinson through the west. No anthology of the last 20 years fails to contain examples of this writer's song. When Ids earliest book. "Dumb in June," was published in 1S96, the first edition was sold in live days, and that book has been steadily in demand ever since, thousands having been disposed of. Certain Burton lyrics have long since been taken into the affectionate memory of countless people. Here is one that is constant y quoted: IIIIIIU.lt J IIUV II. I High thoughts and noble in all lands Help me; my soul is fed by Kuch But, O the touch of lips and hands. The human touch! i Warm, vital, close, life's symbol's dear. These need I most, and now and here. FA It KAST TALISS. It will be difficult for readers to believe that the stories in Henrietta Weaver's "Flame and the .Shadow Kater" (Life and Death) are of her own invention, and not native tales retold. The author has steeped herself in the literature of the far east and successfully put into these beautiful and interesting etories the philosophy of Tersia and India which has recently had such a wide appeal for American readers. This book will be published by Messrs. Henry Holt &. Co. on May 17. On the same day the same house will issue Sir Arthur Quil'.er-Couch's "Workmanship of Shakespeare," being material taken mainly from this well-known professor's lectures delivered in the University of Cambridge, which also have had fuccessful periodical publication. In these papers Sir Arthur peeks to discover, in some of his plays, just what .Shakespeare was trying: to do as a playwright. Among the papers included are: "Macbeth:" "Midsummer Night's Dream;" three chapters on "Shakespeare's LMer Workmanship;" '"The Tempest (three chapters); "Falstaff" and three chapters on "Hamlet." line, pastor. Sunday achool 9:00; J. W. Rendall. superintendent. The International lessons are used In nil the upper prrades. There are classes for all ages. Morning worship at 10:30 with pernion bv the pastor on the theme, "The Signs of the Times, or the Near Approach of the Lord's Return." Evenine service at 7:30 with sermon or. "The Three C's of Christian Character." The Young; People's society meets at ft'.i't sharp under the leadership of group two. The public Is very cordially invited to attend all these services. Mt. Zlon Baptist 113 N. BIrdsell ft Rer. F. It- Kennedy. D D.. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a- m.; Mrs. Anna Hutchinson, superintendent. First Swedish Cor. Laurel and Napier sts. Serv.cs 1030 a. m. and 7:30 9. ra. CHRISTIAN. First Main street, south of public library. Rev. John M. Aiexaroier. pastor. Morning Blbie school at ' .0; Prof. II. I. Imel. superintendent. Our teachers are trained, lessons graded and we have classes) for all ages. Morning worship at 10:40. Sermon by the pastor. Tonic: "The Buried Talent." Evening worship at 7:30. Short sermon by the pastor, after which two feature reels of moving pictures will be shown, entitled. "Fncle Sam's Army." These pictures show the full army life, strength, etc., of our nation. Special music by the chorus choir at both morning and evening nervices. Senior Christian Fndeavor at 0:13. Topic: "Evangelization and tJrowtb." Prayer and praise service Wednesday evening at 7:30. continuing the studv of Calkin's book. "A Man and His Money." Linden Avenue Church of Christ Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Edward Castle, pastor. Preaching at 10:43 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:20 a. m. C. E. at 6 MS p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:4j p. m. Indiana Avenue Indiana and Witwer avenues. Rer. W. S. Brundlee. pastor; residence. 234 Haney av. ; Bell phone 4C33 Sunday school at 9:30; R. E. White, superintendent. The school is graded and well equipped. Communion at 10:30. Sermon at 10:43. Subject: "The Mystery of Godliness" R. Batty, chorister. Junior C. E- at 2 o'clock; Miss Hazel Patrick, superintendent. Y. P. S. C. E. at ri:30; Miss Mae Brundige. president: Miss Hazel White, leader. Sermon at 7:45Suhject: "Christ and the Multitude." (Jood music ar.d a kind Invitation. Prayer and praise service Wednesday night. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION First Lafayette and Monroe streets. W. H. Freshley. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. ra : George J. Long, superintendent. Subject for study: "Jesus the Servant of All." Da by day will be observed In the primary department at 9:30. All mothers are Invited to eome and bring the children. The pastor will peak at 10;."A Subject: "Mir R..ys and Girl." Y. P. A at 6:30: Ein mi Nlmtz. president. Subject: "Love." led by E i. Altner. Evening gospel service at 7:30

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I'EIlLln. SCHOOI (Continued from Preeedinr Pas;e.) eise Is "Brownie". We like it very well. Joseph Tirotta is absent on account of being run over by a bicycle but was not hurt very badly. FOUK-A AND riven. As this is Baby week we have added some baby faces to our row of pictures. We wish to thank the seventh grade girls for the May calendar with which they decorated our blackboard. Anna Madden and Dorris Dinsmore had the best spelling papers this week. The 6-B's are reviewing all the states and their capitols. Miss Jacobson is reading us a newstory. "Little Hed White and Blue". It Is a story of life in an army (amp and we are enjoying it very much. The 4-A's are now able to do long division with a three digit division. Tuesday 35 of the 4-A's had perfect arithmetic papers. We have finished our picture frames and painted spring landscapes to put In them. Viola Alexander, Alvln Caepar, Anna Domlnick, Santa Dominick, Opal Hathaway. Louise Hosier. Le - land llenery. Harry Kublafc. Arthur Larkin, Anna Madden, Neva Mattson, William Randolph, Francis Russwurm. Howard Ryan and Otis Scott have been neither absent nor tardy this last six weeks. ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL Jotxa HfMTtbfer aad Edward Editors. GItADFS OXi: AND TWO. Our verse is: "Mother Mary at thlno altar We thy loving children kneel; With a faith that cannot falter To thy poodness we appeal." The attendance at dally mass and at school was perfect this week. Wednesday at choir practice we sang pretty May hymns. Monday we received our monthly report cards for April. The first grade had an oral spelling test of 50 words. Every bodygot a 100. We read "The Pet Rabbits" and thought it was a nice lesson. The second grade had a test in arithmetic. Chester Rohr, George Collins, William Darrah. Raymond Rightley. Russell McMichaell and Alfred Rightley had very good papers. For reading Tuesday we had "Tommy Learned a Lesson," which we liked well. We had a very Interesting lesson on "The Eyes, and How to Take Care of Them." Last Friday morning Rev. Dr. E. A. Ja Fountaine, diocesan examiner of Fort Wayne, paid a visit to our room and examined us in catechism, mental arithmetic and spell ing. He had already looked over ourl Every with sermon by the pastor. The official board will meet Monday at 7:43. Y. IV A. business meeting at the home of Emma Nlmtz, 415 K. Broadway, Tuesday evening at X. o'clock. Prayer meeting and teachers' training Wednesday. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:30. Mothers' day next Sunday. Grace Lincoln way W. and Brick av. Rev. Daniel D. Speicher, minister. Sunay school at 9:30 a. rn.. George W. Devine, superintendent. Mornln worship snd sermon at 10:30. Evening service at 7:C0. Mli pah Mam snd Monroe sts. Rev. A. B. Halst, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. 01. Emmet Jester, superintendent. Sermon at 10:33 a. m. Morning worship at 10:33 and evening worship at 7:30. Rev. Mr. Halst will begin his pastorate In South Bend with these services Y. P. A. at 6:43 p. m. ; Miss Carlie Ruth, president. Topic. "Love." Prayer meeting Tuesday and Wednesday evening at 7:30. Choir rehearsal Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Anten Chapel Sunday school 10:00 a. ra., Mrs. John Anten, superintendent. 'Jlass meeting 11:00 a. m. Zlo.Va Evangelical Cor. C. Wavne and 6t. Peter its. Kev. Martin Goffeney, pastor. St. Peter's C.eiman 415 W. Lasalle a?.. Rev. Hugo W.?lcnelt. Dastor. Sunda school at 9:00 a. m.; Carl Relnke, superintendent. Regular service at 10:13 a. m. The Sunday school teachers will meet Tuesday evening at 8:00 p. m. In the school house. The board of trustees will meet at the church on Wednesday evenins: at S o'clock. The newing circle will meet Thursday afternoon in the school house. Mrs. Lorenz Ledcrer will entertain. Regular choir rehearsal on Friday evening at 7:43 In the school house. ierman school Saturday morning from 9 to 12 o'clock. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Swedish Evangelical Corner Scott and Orchard streets. Rev. Emll WinstedL pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. ; August Anderson, superintendent BRETHREN. First Brethren Ctaoreu 1214 8. MichIran st.. Rev. A. E. Thomu. pastor. Sunday school J;30 a. m.. Hartley Firestone, superintendent. Morning serrlca 10:30. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. c en!nf trvlce 7:30. First Church f the Brethren Indianaavenue and Miami street. Rev. T. E. George, pastor. 1421 Mlsmi st Sunday school. r:20; P. (J. Stahly. superintendent 423 Lincoln way E. "ecoad rhirrh of tb Urethra Pushing and Van Bnren sts. Rev. TL O. Roose. pator. Sunday school at 9:30 am , Wesley Zimmerman, superintendent Christian Workers' meet. eg at 6:30 p. m, J. M. Miller. . president. Preaching services at 10:30 a. m- and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Conference Memorial United Brrthren Jus S. .s;t. Joseph st. Rev. ii. V. Byrer. pastor. Sunday school dt 9:30 2. m..

we were out enFather said he with us and that w ork. We are very sorry to lose our classrrate, William Darrah, who left Saturday for Sugar Grove, Ohio, where the family is going to live. Thursday morning, as a reward ! for our very good lesson, our teach er told us the lovely story of St. Helena and how she found the true cross of our Lord. We wrote the story afterwards and each boy read his ow n paper in class. TnniD GitAni;. We are sorry to know our little friend. Lucius Miller, is sick with rheumatism and we hope he will soon to well and back to school. For our reading lesson last Thursday we had "The Fish," and from it we learned all about the different kinds of fish. Wednesday morning we had choir practice and we like our new May hymns very much. We are making very pretty designs out of our Palmer drills and each hoy in our class is saving his work to make a booklet of It. The boys who got the highest notes for perfect lessons the past week were: Alwyn Fortier, Earl Rivard, Frank Goetz, Herman i Schmitt. Paul Bill and Francis Miller. Frank Sousley, James Glllls and Edward Kashmere were absent a few days last week. Now the weather Is more pleasant and we make pood use of our bat and ball at recess. FOURTH GUAR 12. Norman Hartzer was the only boy absent this week. Last Tuesday we had our regular practice in letter writing, each boy in our class writing a letter to our classmate, George Grummell, who is now visiting his aunt in Ohio. Instead of our practice in Palmer drills last "Wednesday we wrote a poem, "Salute to Our King," and we decorated our papers with rretty little fags. All the boys in our room got busy last Monday and made a May altar and we have it prettily decorated with flowers and candles. Last Monday at 2:30 p. m., we received our report cards for April. Our notes were very Rood. Mr. Ireland was a welcome visitor to our classroom last Wednesday. At note singing last Tuesday we learned some nice national songs and among them was "Our Own United States." Rev. Father LaFontaine visited our class last week. Joseph Jaworskl has joined the St. Patrick's school ball team. FIFTH GttADi:. Our memory gem is: The veteran of the war is dearer and nearer even than the Hag. He is a. living flag, starred and scarred. The boys in time for mass last week were: Frederick Drain, Robert Woodward, Bunton Toepp, Homer Rieter, Michael Bosnar, Ramond Payne, Francis Raab and Clarence Melser. Neat seat work was handed in last

seat work while Joying our recess, was well pleased we did very good

One of Them Carries a Welcome to the People of the Giy and to the "Stranger Within Our Gates."

C E. Wilson, superintendent. Classes for sli. Junior meeting each .Saturday at 2:30. Classes for all. Junior service each Saturday at 2:30. Subject of pastor for morning worship: "The Revealing Ood." The sacrament of the Lord's supper will be observed at the close of the morning permon. The Christian Fndeavor will observe Anniversary day at 7:30 p. m. A splendid program has been prepared for this service. Prayer service Wednesday evening, led bv Mrs. D. F. Gerber. The official board will meet at the church Monday evening. LUTHERAN. nly Trinity Evangelical Sherman av. snd Llndsey st. Rev. Albert H. Keck, pastor. Sunday school 9:13 a. m . Edward Motts. superintendent. Classes for sll St. Funl's German -CaU?ra. Jefferaoa snd William afs. Kev. H. Holle, pastor. German service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school, both English and German, at :30. English service on the second and fourth .Sundays of the month at 7:30 Sermcn by the pastor, subject: "Justification." Monthly meeting at 2:30 p. rn. No service in the evening. Walther league monthly buaines? meeting Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. Claris Del Rwedwh Cfiapia and Kerr sts., Rer. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school a. m. Bible class at 9:15. Service at 10:30 a. in. and 7?30 p. xn. Mornlag service at 10:30. Sermon on John 17-17. subject. "The Followers of Jesus aad the World." Evening service at 7:30, text Ilebr. 3:1-10, subject. "The LlkenesM Between Christ and the Brethren." Monday evening confirmation school at 7. Wednesday evening confirmation sthool at 7. and midweek service at 8. Thursday. 2 p. m . Ladies' Aid meeting: hostesses. Mrs. ;. Rodden and Mrs. J. Kullenbe.rg, and choir practice at 7:30 p. m. Confirmation school Saturday at 10 a. m., and meeting of the Girls' Missionary ociety at 2 p. m. In the church. EPISCOPAL. 81. Jsaaas' LfiTiyette St., nerth af Washington av. Parish house. 310 W. Colfax av. Right Rev. John Oimii White, D. D.. bishop of the diocese of eortlrn Indiana, rector. Rev. H. R, White, vicar. Clergy house. 310 W. Colfax av. Holy communion at 7:30. Sunday school at 9:43, led by the vicar. Holy communion at 11:00, and sermon b7 the vicar. Vespern iu the eh a pel at 3:00. Young people's meeting at G :30. There In a celebration of the holy communion every week day at 7:30 in the chapel. The members of St. Vincent's guild will give an entertainment ToeMay evening, May 8. at the Progress clnb rooms beginnlr.g at 9 o'clock. On Monday evening. Mar 7. at S o'clock. In the church, occurs the rrgnlar annual parish meeting. Reports of all the church jociti will be read and election of warden aud vestrymen for the new year. CATHOLIC ft. eupbea'a Hangirta Thomas and McPherson ts. Rev. Alexander Vsrlakr pastor. Mass at 8:00 and 10:13 a. rn. Sunday school at 2:00 p. ra. Benedic

week by Charles Schilling. Max EMe. Raymond Payne, Michael Bognar, Berton Toepp. Frederick Drain. Sylvester Garrity, Edward Chirhart. Arthur YVobler. Robert Woodward. Kenneth Dempsey and John Hoover. Talk about patriotism! Our waste basket is not going to be beat, for even it Is decorated in red, white and blue. Our art subject for composition work was "Plowing," by Rosa Bonheur. The absentees last week were: George Kropff, Charles Loomis, Charles Bill and Arthur Wobler. "Our Baby" was too much for us to write on this week so we did not write any composition for The NewsTimes. SIXTH GRADE. Our memory gem for this week

is: In the world's broad field of battie. In the bivouac of life Be not like dumb-driven cattle Be a hero In the strife. We sympathize with Shirley I Johnston, one of our classmates, for we know what it is to lose a father. Neat seat werk for last week was done by Harold Miller, Sorge Rivard, Francis Anderson and Lawrence Mann. We celebrated May day on Tuesday by having special devotions 10 Our Blessed Iidy in our classroom. We have a beautiful May altar in our room with a large statute of the Blessed Virgin In the center and blessed candles on each si-ie of the statute and vigil lights in front of it. The altar is also beautifully decorated with violets and hyacinths; and by the end of another week we hope to have a greater and still more beautiful variety of flowers. The Very Rev. Father La Fontaine, the parochial school examiner of the diocese of Fort Wayne, visited our room last Friday morning. He was very much pleased with our work and especially with the discipline and the spirit of the boys. The boys in time for mass last week were: Serge Rivard, Francis Anderson and James McCay. Last week Francis Anderson was the only boy who received 100 percent in written spelling. We are getting into us a patriotic spirit for we are learning many patriotic songs. Harold Miller and Serge Rivard were the only boys that i knew the medley of patriotic airs by memory so they wen the prize. Edgar Smith decorated our waste paper basket with red, white and hlue. "You're some artist," Edgar! SEVENTH GRADE. The boys in time for mass this week were: John Stoeckley, Edward LipetRka, Paul Benz, Joseph liognar, William Humphrey, Edward Beach, Richard Keogan and William Oberly. The appointed servers for the week were: James Kivlan and Robert Woodward. During this month we will have a May altar in our room. We thank Junior Moore for the roses that are on the altar. tion st 3:00 p. m. Preaching at 11 :00 a. m. St. ratrlck's 307 E. Taylor st. Rev. John F. I)Groote. C. S C. pastor. Low masses at 6:00. 7:30 and 0:00 a. m. High mass snd sermon at 30:30. Baptism at : p. rn. Vespers at 3:30 p. m. S;.nday school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of churcfc societies at 4 p. m. Pt. Hedwige' Pallah Cor. Scott and Nasler sts. Rev. Anthony Subowlcz. C. 8. C. pastoi. Low iass at 7:30. 9 and 10 s. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 2:30 p. zn. St Stanislaus' Polish 413 N Lincoln t. Rev. Roman Marclnisk, pastor. Mass t 7:30. 9 and 10 a. m. St. Caslmlr'e Polish 821 8. Webstar it. Low mass at 7:30 a. m. High mass at 10 a. ni. Vespers st 2 p. rn. fit. Adalbert's rollsh Olive and Graes sts. Rev. John Kuhackl. pastor. Dally aaass at 3:13 p. m. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7 :S0. ISunday mass 8 sod 10 a. m. St. Josaph niH at. and Taaalle av.. Patrick J. Carro1. f. 8. C. yistor. Low tnasse at 7:30 and 9 a. ra. Uiga sea it t 10. Benediction 3 p. aa. SffXTea Heart lirlglaa 1126 W. Thomas it. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Man st 7:00 and 9:30 a. m. Sunt! a school at 2:30 p. m. ReDedlctlon at 3 p. ra. F acred Heart Notre Dame Low Masi at 6:00 a. m. Students' mass at 8:00 a. m. Parish mass at 10:13 a. m. Vespers at 2 :00 p. m. St. Mary' German 41 8. Taylor st. Rev. J. M. Scberar, C. 5. C. pastor. Masa at 7:30 and 10 a. in. .unday s-hool at t:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. in. S LVATION ARMY. 2CKi F. Jefferson blvd. Sunday FrrIces: Mi nlng. count Jail. ä:3o; wn. Sunday school. 2:30. Evenings, -ob;)! ervlces 7:45. Capt Nehemlati Brookes. vCTicer la charge. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jewish Temple Beth-El-snails av. nd Taylor at Sunday morning eervlce at 11 o'clock. Subject cf sermon: "The Jewish Conception of the Hereafter." Religious school at 9:f-10u. The Beth-Fl Literary circle will meet Tuesday evening. The book of Jonah will he dis-ueei. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progress club ban. Melvllls fcuIMlr. 212 S. Lafayette st Sunday. 3 p. a SCIENTIST. Main snd Madison ats. Sunday tervW 4 u ring the erectlcn of the new church nil be teld at the Lis. theater M 11 a. m. Testlmonral meeting on everj Wedceaday evening at & o'clock at the Progress club roorr. Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school f:r children and young people up to the age 0: 20. 13 from 9:45 to 10 :30 P.ealng rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of the J. M. S. hutldlng. art open every afternoon from 2 to i and 00 Saturday from 6 to K. CHURCH OF GOD. Sunday school at 10:00 a. in.; Mrs.

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asehall t a :- . ra r . ihn :: ! H a r r i : . was elected niMr . SousTey, captain. I;ir.n n r rradir. n week we f'r.ishei the and had the b- - of ation cf I:: le; r.-icn-e. At 8 :."n o lock We.ii. this Ho! TL. I'.clar--iv w . had choir practice. Tuesday we received o-ur report cards. The peneral a erases are aa follows: William Hurnrhrey, 5 5 9-10 percent; Joseph Father.. R9 1-2 percent; Daniel KM.y. S percent; William Oberly, S 4-S r ecent; Paul Benz. 02 7-10 percent; E '.war 1 ! Lipetsk a. DS 3-1 percent; Edward Beach. ?2 7-10 percent; James Elvlan. b 1-2 percent; John Harnr.per, ?3 S-3 percent; L- Anderer.. 7 1-S percent; Donald Bishop, $7 1-10 ; crccnt; Joseph Bccr.ar, ??7-0 percent; Richard Keoran. ?4 1-2 rrcent; John Stoekley. ?4 7-5 prrent, and Raymond Sousley, 92 1-5 pcent. For arithmetic this week we are 'having brokernee The absentees during the wek were: Daniel Kelly and Michael Mais. EIGHTH GRADE. W'e had a test In church history laet Thursday. Francis Roos received 100 percent; Bernard Donahue, 65 percent; Hubert Rohr, ?$, and James Diicy, 82 percent. Friday morning Rv. Dr. C A. I Fountaine of Fort Warn e rls!tel our room, heard our reading axd looked over our written work. At manual training Monday practiced drawing1 out Iron eiock. Tuesday we mneived our report cards. The general average are rj follow.-: Francis Roes 9 6 7-10 per cent. JamtM Ducy g, irufcert Kohr Sf l-io, Francis Smith SO 7-10. Glen iMornlngTFton S5 7-10, and Bernard Donahue 84. We offer our sincere eympatny tc Fhlrley Johnson, one of our companions, whoso father died last week. During history n-erlod Tuesday a very' helpful and interesting article was read to us from the Notre Darae scholar-tic. The subject was Th! Historical places at Notre Dane." We had choir practice at S:S0 Wednesday morning. AUTHOR OF "ILYFTY: Tirn LIFF OF A BFFr. Walter F. McCaleTj, whose booH "Happy: The Life cf a Bee", has Just been published, was born In Teuu In 1873. He took his M. A. decree at the university of Texas and his Ph. D. degree at the university of Columlin. He Is both editor and banker, having been on the man! of the "Philadelphia Public Iilgrr". the New York "Time". "The Nation", "American Historical Review ', etc., and is president or director of several banks In the southwest. He is also a lecturer on financial subjects at the New York university. Apiculture has been Mr. McCaleb'i lifelong hobby. Lrnms Rsilsback, superintendent Preaching r vices at ll:f a. m. and 7:30 m. by Elder 1. F. Vanvactor. Herein meting on Thursday evening at the home of F. A. Stllson. 424 N. Cashing st. A quarterly conference, will b held in Melville hill. U12 t?. Lafayette st. beginning Friday evening; and continuing .ver Sunday. Mary A- Woodward and R. A Cummings of Michigan and D. R. V.mVacf.r will be tho minUtero iu attendanc. An ell-day meeting wlii ba held Sunday with a basket dlaaer at the hail SPIRITUALIST. The South Rend Progress v Fpirtttia!it society will hold service. at the retddencp .f Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Pa.ün. 1343 Vitu!a av.. on Sut,dy evening at 7:.10. i. JxK'k ridge, lecturer. Mr. F. F. Cell of Fort Wayne will fnndact menage srlc-s following the lecture. GOSPEL MISSION. There will he prrice held ecb evening at the Ootpel M!don. F. Lasalle av. (lonl Speakern are provided and the public is cordially invite! to attend. MISSIONS. Mennonlt Hope. .121 F. Jefrrrsvhl i-d. Sundny achrxd at 2 :30 p. m. Preaching 3:30 ."). rn. Services every nirht exet Wer.eaday night. Mary Nnne-r.aker in c?iatxbCity 115 E. Jefferson blvd. Ilay A. Bird, superir.tendeat Snniay school at I p. m. Meetings ovry night at 7:30. Rible clafi at 4 o'cloh. Mr. Injrersn will te?ch it. Fver.lng f-e-vhe at 7-30 with half I.niT of nv: P.--.v IngraoIl or Li. ?ir- win prfi ?i hts 1 rtino every right t 7-"1' for tw- we-ks. APOSTOLIC FAITH. CIS n. JerJera n hlvd Regular ne-H-Ing Sun Jay 1'J 43 anl 7:30 o'clock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Special fervid T;.'-day, Wedneiay. Thnr-iiy. Friday, .''aturday evenings at 7 -3'. Saturday, JwM.rB' scnWm iu a 2:30 p. rr.. Sun lay, yir.g pop:s neetlng üt 2:"0 p :u. Sun lay S'-rg nvA P'a!? rri . f.nc at 1..' p. r:i- Suniav r.is-ht. f-M fashioned ?-.;.d rr.eetlr. at 7 (iri air z if w eather la favorsM'-i evf-ry nlht. corner Wayn snd Michigm treer at 7:). Strarsg-rs In the city welcome ar.y hours 43.) S M'cfclg:: et ,nt. II. A- Mvrey, Scy. Y. W. C A. Th Toi; rr V "hr1r":si iwnHi. f : r cJty c f -r-r. - will 1 t:.:-' f-r Jit '"'jL'f'fc cr-,;. I.ak J. rev.i, Wi . ::i P" t It a .!.'i'crcTi.f nt wLi'h .1 fcrirlj r:,ty attr 1 nd fro-n to girls from th central fM asvembV there yr-erly. uLiwirv th.!r loyalty an.1 appre-lathm cf Y. W. A Ki S::id.iy aft-rno.--n at 4 :.'10 the stereoptln ri-tures . f the cor.ferer,'- ird (rrn:rv.s -e f1. v.n at -nr a '-.nti'-n sr 1 M!-i Ir.e? Uurr.s will te'l ahw-.-jt the c(i--.as e1 JiiiEP'"! ani the lrj c'.rls wi;i 1 hrtecfj t-.--icg the Focio hour. All women end jrr are !r:T!?-d av! p"i.s!ly tho thave ft-n'!-d fV u' -.-"'r. s .is .'. -gatc. 'Iii- V W. C. A. j ; en .n uday sftcrr. ,:. fr-in 3 to 7 o'ch k.

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