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JEANETTE BUNN First Synopsis Jane Anderson who lives with her parents on a little farm not far from Zaneville, Ohio, finds • young man lying in the apple orchard. At first, she is frightened but loses her fear when he tosses an arm and groans. She knows that he is ill.

CHAPTER TWO

T/iiftlng the limp and helpless hand that was burning with fever, she

[knelt beside him and looked appealing at her father and mother as they came up. She did want them to take him in and make him well

again.

The question of why she should be so interested in a perfect stranger had not actually formed itself in her mind. It was exciting to come out on a calm October morning to pick up apples and pick up a stranger instead. A sick one and young. Maybe romantic, too. Jane was at the romantic age,—

•r-i. , - . u . .u . u \ Ai twenty-two, one can fancy all

beat that she so°n j SO rts of things and Jane was both

twenty-two and good at fancying. “Come on, fellow. Sit up and

found. How irregular it was. I She sat back on her heels for a moment looking hard at the face of the stranger. The thin lips were colorless and pinched at tne corners with suffering. In spite of the | dust and grime of the road, the olive skin was pallid. His hair which held the traces of a part, lay in stiff rings over his head plastered

with the dirt of the road.

Something terrible must have happened to this man to bring him

here in such a coiiuitiun.

He seemed to be taore than just a. tramp. His hands showed signs of care. His dark suit was of a

good material and cut.

Shaking herself into action. Jane sped back over the leaves to the

|house calling:

“Yoo, hoo. Dad! Mother! Come

here. Dad! Yoo, hoo!”

The door was opened quickly land Otis Anderson appeared holding the shortsickle tnat ne had been I sharpening. The white-haired |d of Mrs. Anderson could just

seen back of him.

As she taiked, she walked partlly forward and partly backward, drawing them on with her — Mr. Anderson still carrying the sickle land Mrs. Anderson trying to rub [the pie-dough from her fingers. *T wonder how he got there,” Iwent on Jane. “I was just enjoyJing the fine air and apple scent when my eyes fell on him as he lay sprawled under the tree by the road. At first. I was afraid but (when he groaned. I knew that he jwas sick. And Mother, he looks so jnice. I mean, he nas nice hands Irnd clothes.” she hastened to add las her mother gave her a piercing

I look.

Quickening her pace, she called jto the attention of her parents to jthf figure that they could see. "There he is.” For some reason, she was anxilous that this stranger should not Icome into the disfavor of her mothler whose word upon such matters |was law. She hurried on to hide the warm flush that she could feel (spreading over her face She reached him first. She

let’s have a look at you.” ^ . As Mr. Anderson spoke, he halflifted the man by the shoulders. “Say, Boy, it isn’t all that bad. Open your eyes. Look at me. Can you? We are going to help you to

pull out of this.”

His only response was a restless tossing of the head and an incoher-

eti mumbling.

“He can't. Dad, He is all in. We will have to carry ihm. Can you do it alone or shall I take his feet?” “No. You would be in my way.” “I’ll fix the steel couch in the front room,” said Mrs. Anderson as she turned toward the house. “Come on. Jane. Get some towels and a pan of watm water. Put a pan of milk over the fire. He looks half-

starved to me.”

Everything had been done for the comfort of the way farer and he was showing a marked improvement ' r

each day.

He spent most of his time sleeping and reading while the Andersens carried on their work. When Jane had a moment to spare, she slipped in to sit by his bed if he happened to be lying down or to stand by his chair and chat a while. She was always full of news about the latest brood of chickens or a new idea in regard to the development of the ranch. Philip Harris enjoyed these visits. They took his mind off of him self. That was what he needed more than any medicine a doctor could give. His trouble was nerves. Anderson had been very decent about questions. He had asked none and had accepted Philip’s simple explanation of his condition—nerves and that he had taken to the road for a change. Lost his money and so found his way, Lroke, hungry, il!. into the orchard of the Anderson

place.

How he happened to be sufferinc of nerves—well, he didn’t go into that. He did not need to. Otis Ar derson said he knew a gentHra-in when he saw one.

dent.

The Deiroh Embroidery club will nieet with Mrs. Courtney Well. 1130 Carter street Friday, at 2:Dd o’clock. All members are urged to be present. I»ayse M. Cowherd, president. Glr| Reserves The Junior Girl Reserves, composed of girls ten years and above who are in grades through the 5B, met last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Hooper, advisor. There were fifty-four alert and interested girls at this first meeting. They beganva study of the code of Girl Reserves preparatory to electing their officers. The Junior club has invited Mrs. R. K. Smith, G. R., secretary to attend the joint meeting of Junior and Senior Reserves this week. Mrs. Frances N. Stewart is advisor for the Senior group, who will have their first meeting this week. The Girl Reserves fif School 23, are planing an extensive program for the year. „ Happy Go Lucky club met with Mrs. Lenta Osborne irt North West street. First prize. Mrs. Mabel Miller; second George Collins; booby, Airs. Lucille Harris. Next meeting with Mrs. Carolyn Hayden in Fayette street. Thursday Coterie After the'business session of Thursday Coterie club, Mrs. Myrtle Roper, addresed the club on “The Community Fund, and what it means to I s," which was very helpful and the club will do its Lit in the coming campaign. At the close of the meeting we were ushered to the California

Churches

Mate Y. W. W. W. O. Y. W. W. W. G. State Union meeting will be Sunday October 18, at New Bethel Baptist church. It will be the closing of our anuaf tag month. Miss Eurine Larkins, state president; Mrs. Leota Sgaggs, state superintendent. Beulah Baptist Rev. R. B. Searcle, Pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; 11:00 a.; m., subject, “The Church and i‘fi Place in the World"; 3:00 p. m., Communion; 0:30 p. m., B. Y. P. U.; 8:00 p. m., subject, "The Dead Dog after a Flea.” Rev. Searcle was born in tftichmoird, Virginia and attended Bennett college, Greensboro, North Carolina had a special course in Theology f t Rochester seminary, Rochester, New’ York and comes highly itcommended. Public invited. The Flora Grant Mite Missionary society of Allen chapel will meet Friaay October 16, With Mrs. Emma Armstrong, 2226 rear. College avenue p* 2:30 p. m. Members please be present. Theresa Heinz, president. The Musical tea, to be given by the Circle of The Second Christian church at the Walker casino Sunday at 5:00 o’clock is to be quite a social affair. Mrs. Mabel VapHorn is president of the Circle and cordially in■\ites the public. Over one hundred p i^rons have subscribed. Mrs. Clara Hifl chairman of the program an-

'.eaders, Gospel soloists, a family

tt!o, family quartets.

St. Mark Temple, A. M. E. Z.

V»03 Shelby Street

Rev. S. H. Marlon, Pastor 9:30 a. m., Church school; 11:15 a. m., sermon by Rev. Elias S. Hardge, B. S. L., pastor of the St. Mark A. M. E. Zion church of Jersey City, N. J.; diner will be served in the basement by club of the Blues from l to 2:30 p. m., Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Williamson managers; William Smith, captain; 8:15 p. m., sermon by Rev. D B. Dudley, pastor of Galilee Baptist church and his choir will sing: C:30 p. m., V. C. E. society; 8:15 p. m., Subj., "The Four Great Commissions.” Saturday evening October 10, there will be a social given By the Reds club at the home of Mis j Myrtle Lewis. Mrs. Lewis, captain.

Bethesda Baptist

Ray And Senate Avenue We wish to correct the untrue rej port of September 27. The reports from the Ministers’ alliance shows ?4.50 for colection. When our report was 845.50. R. F. Gregory', pastor, Bethesda Baptist church. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; 11:30 a. m., sermon by pastor, theme, “The Kingdom of God On Earth": 3:30 p. m.. Installation sermon will be preached by Rev. A. Botts. A program will be rendered, public invited; B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m.; song feat, 8:00 p. m. Bethlehem Prim. Baptist M. W. Robinson, Pastor Sunday school, 9:15 a. in.; 11:30 a. m. t Subj., “Wind Jamer"; 6:00 p. m.,

Legals

Mar-

Tea room and served with a delicious 1 nounces a very interesting program: two-course dinner with Miss^ Martha ! W allace Wolfolk, tenor, Herbert Bry-

Lunkerson as hostess. The club met with Mrs. Bertha Dickens at 2527

Shriver avenue, this week.

The Rose Cud Club met at 925 F-ast 25th slret. Mrs. Elizabeth Har\ey, hostess. The club will meet Monday with Mrs. Mamie Smith, 215 Puryear street. Mrs. Daisy Taylor, president; Mrs. Ethel Brewington, secre-

ta ry.

The Green Goddess club met at 219 Puryear street, Mrs. Goldie Taylor, hestess. The E. K. Singers rendered a gum-ber of selections. The club will met Thursday with Mrs. Clara Cross, 209 Lafayette. Mrs. Mamie Smith, president; Mrs. Ola Alexander, secre-

ta ry.

The Rose of Snaron emo was recently •oiganized from The True Vine Council No. 318. A. U. K. and D. of A Mrs. Mary Watkins, president. Mrs. Pearl Holland, secretary; Mrs. Mollie Steth, treasurer; Mrs. Ella Conley, chaplain. The club met October 6 with Mrs. Mattie Kennebrew, 500 West 12th street. A dainty repast was served. The meeting of last wek September 28 was with Mrs. Cora Williams, 442 West St. Clair street. A dainty two-course luncheon was

served.

The Helping Hand Releif club of

State Of Indiana, County Of

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In The Marion Circuit Court

No. 45889

Receiver’s notice To Creditors Announcing Appointment And Requiring Presentation Of Claims. State Of Indiana ex rel, James M. Ogden, Atty. General, Pla'ntiff,

Vs.

Citizens Life Insurance Corporation, Defendant. To All Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned have been appointed by the Marion Circui't Court of the State of Indiana, Receiver of the Citizens Life Insurance Corporat’on and of all the property and effects of said corporation and that I have fully qualified as such receiver, and all the creditors of said corporation are hereby notified that all claims, accounts and demands against ,said corporation shall be presented to me, or Pled with me, at my office in the Vinton-Pierce Building, located at 4C North Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis, Indiana and in Room 218, thereof by the 3rd day of November, 1.-32, in order to participate in the distribution of the ’ assets of said corporat'on, or to receive any dividends on said* claims, accounts, or demands. All persons holding an open subsisting contract of said corporation must present the same, in

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|3ln jMentoaiam CARTER—In loving remembrance ol our dear daughter, sister and aunt, Mrs. Pearl Carter, who departed this lile six years ago, October H, 1925. Her smiling ways and pleasant face. Are a pleasure to recc". She harr a kindly word for each And died beloved by all; Some day we hope to met her; Some day we know not when To clasp her hand in a beter land. Never to part again. —Mrs. Mollie Steth and family. POPE—In loving remembrance of cur dear baby, Jimmie, who left us October 6, 1930. Fondly loved and deeply mourned Our own i.arling baby, we miss you so. > —The Pope family.

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ant, clarinet; Ellen T. Meriwether, pianiste, Marjorie Tucker Brown, soprano; the Indianapolis Music Promoters’ Plano quartet, composed of Beulah Hayes, Clara Hill, Emily Garlete and the writer and the Atucks trio with Alice Farmer at the piano.( Union District Fellowship services were held in Rushville, Ind., Sunday’ at the Wesleyan M. E. church by Its president, Mr. Edgar Miiddex of Seymour, Ind. Mrs. Sorrell in East 8 street was sponsor. Those on the program were: Rev. M. L. Bellinfer, pastor of the church; Prof. J. 1*^ Bean, James Compton. violinlsi, Seymour. Blanche Shelton, Seymour; the Mayor of Rushville; W. A. Stewart of Indianapolis; Cosmopolitan School quartet of Indianapolis; Miss Ollie Hightower, Indianapolis; Mrs. Violet Lewis, Indianapolis; Royal Wiekliffe, Rushville; Mrs. A. Moyer, North Vernon; Miss .Norene Richey, Columbus, Ind.; Mrs. W. A. Stewart, Indianapolis; Archie Shelton. Seymour; Rev. Moyer, North Vernon; Rev. Marks, Rushville and the writer Next Fellowship meeting will be Jefefrsonville, Ind., October 25th

l;30 p. m.

Y. P. U. B. There wdll be a Quartette | :incl in detail, to me at the week, beginning October 5. October Place aforesaid on or before said 3rd

11 Rev. Armstrong of Louisville, Ky.. will fill the pulpit, October 15-16 the world wonder, the greatest magician of our race will be here come and see him he is a wonder—Admission, If. cents, 8:30 p. m.—Special sermon.

Olivet Baptist

Corner Hosbrook And Grove

Mount Paran Baptist church met at ,Pev - G. L. Lillard, Pastor

( To Be Continued)

Raskello. The menu consisted of: 'ruit cocktail, chicken gumbo soup, fi.cd chicken, mashed potatoes, cream peas, lettuce and tomatoes Sc:lad, peach melba ice cream, coffee.

Club News The Parent-Teachers’ tsscAlatlon of

Itkhool No. 37, will hold its first regu-

ar meeting, Wednesday October 14. ! ofter dinner mints, cigaretts. Re-

marks were made by Mr. Waugh, Mr. all present. Visitors are always welnon, Sunday. • Rosa Bentley has cyclone disaster which wrecked most R.ceiy attended at P e n t a -

A large and appreciative audience

attended the Echo program of the National Association of Negro Musicians’ convention which the Indianapolis Music Promoters gave Sunday e\ening under the direction of the Bible Research class a» the Second Christian church. Mrs. Maude McCain was mistress of ceremonies. Those, on program were: Ethel Kirk, Clara Hill. Wallace Wolfolk, Paul I Hill, Charlye Khea, Sara Meriwether, Benjamin Dean and James Compton of Seymour, Ind.; Dr. Hankal

teacher of the Bible class. Rev. H. I

Herod, pastor and the writer spoke.

Mrs. Charles Byrd in 1937 N'-rth

West ,stret was hostess to the Saturday’ Eight this week at a vafy

pretty Bridge-diner.

Anderson —ranch of Cosmopolitan School of Music and Pine

j Arts, Inc.

The Anderson branch of the Cosmopolitan School of Music and Fine

IA reception will be held after the |meting for the new parents of the uchool. Mrs. Edna Hampton, presilent; Mrs. Vivian Marbury, prlnci-

|pul.

The A. U. w. an(J f> of A t 4i() or _ uanized the Sunlight club on Monday ({-eptember 28 and the following officers were elected: president, Dt. Sallie Allen; vice-president. Sir Knight Iward Thomas, financial secretary, R* Maggie Rogers; recording secretary. Dt. Vida Morrell', treasurer, Dt. *ulla Bradshaw; chaplain, Dt. Maggie Mayo; rejiorter, lit. Elizabeth Tho-

tias.

The Beau Monde club met with MIms Virginia Boyd, October 6 at 1C3J Columbia avenue. Next meeting Mth Miss Johnnie M. Prim, 2710 Ha-

ler street, October 13.

St. Monica’s Guild. St. Philip s P. E. iulld of t. Philip's P. K. church with :hurch Mrs. Bernice Bell, Pres., met dth Mrs. Edna Hampton in 240* lighland place. Tuesday night. Th» rullds of the church are planning a tre party, Thursday October 15, ill’s Indiana to raise funds for le Missionary’ home in Alaska.

The Indianapolis Music Promiters [ ^ nc -' with Miss Lucille Collins let with Mr. and Airs. J. Harold ) as directo ' a " d Mrs. Margeret MatMown Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Artie j thew8 aN Ku«'ness manager, opened

Herman chairman of the study pro-

the home of Mrs. Josephine Wheeler. 221 W'esc Pratt street, Wednesday e\ening. Anyone wishing to donate foodstuff or clothing, notify Mrs. Lottie G. Thomas, 1120 Fayette stret, or phone Li. 7872, or Mrs. Rosa Dodson, 1935 North Capitol, or phone Ta 1316. Mrs. Thomas, president; Rev.

C. H. Bell, pastor.

The American Beauty Embroidery club met with Miss Alma Williams. Election of officers as follows: Mrs. Hattie Rawls, president Mrs. "Mary Cobh, first vice-president; Miss Hopkins, second vice-president; Mrs. Lottie Stith, financial secretary; re - - cording secretary. Airs. Charlotte Hay den; endowment secretary, Mrs. Flo edna Russell; club treasurer, Miss Williams, endowment treasurer. Miss Ethel Reed; parliamentarian. Mrs. Ella Duncan; chaplain, Mrs. Willis Garnett. Birthday’ secretary, Miss

Johnella AIcRey’nolds.

The M. K. C. club met at the home

9:30 a. m., Sunday school; 11:00 a. m., morning worship. 6:30 p. m.. B. Y. 1\ U.: 8:00 p. m., evening worship. The Olivets 64th anniversary services Mid Monday night October 5th with a success. A splendid program ar-

Greater Ebenezcr Baptist Rev. E. R. Gatewood, Pastor Prayer meeting, 5:30 a. m.; Sunday whool, 9:30 a. m.; preaching, 11:00 a. rn.; B. Y. P. U., 6:30 a. m.; preaching, 8:00 p. m. Pastor thanking captains, members and friends, John Bio. Alonroe Lowe, sister Whitker, s ster Anderson, sister Brrl, Sis. Hobby. Sis. Hunter and Sis. Clay for

Ji43.5u.

Greater St. Luke Baptist 22nd And Martindale Ave. Rev. E. D. Fuller, Pastor

Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; 11:00 a. m., preaching. Rev. J. T. Weeden: B Y. P. U-, 6:30 p. m.. 8:00 p. m.. preaching, Rev. J. T. Weeden. 7:30 p. m., Queen Esther Mission circle met at church, Sis. Maggie Gordon, rnsident. The enurch on last Sunday in evening closed a very successful revival having a number of additions to church. We appreciate the spirit of co-operation as was shown by our

friends during this meeting.

Scott M. E.

Rev. J. H. Ross, Pastor Mrs. R. H. Hackley’ will be the speaker at the Epworth League hour at 7:00 p. m. Her subject will be. “Can you be a Christian and not be Good?’’ Master Shepard Clay' will also sing a solo, "Trees,” and a solo

day of November, 1931. All claims must be itemized and sworn to w ! th dates. ROBERT L. BAILEY, Receiver 46 N. Pennsylvania Street 1 ndianapolir, India na

10-3-3L

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice Is Hereby Given, That the undersigned has duly qualified as Administrator of Estate of James B. Higgins, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. HERBERT C. WILLIS No. 91-31345 10-10-2L

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice Is Hereby Given, That the undersigned has duly qualified as Administrator of Estate of Lewis Fletcher, absentee, late of Marlon County, Indiana. Said Plstata is supFosed to be solvent. HERBERT C. WILLIS No. 90-31120 10-10-3t. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice Hereby Given, That the undersigned has duly qualified as Administrator of Estate of Jane Frink, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. ROBT. L. BROKENBURR, Atty. No. 91-31343 x 10-10- jt.

langcd by the Mrs. Edna Osborne and ther music by the Olivet choir with Airs. Adah Carter directress. Dr. LaChurey and Atty. Brown were 4he principal speakers, along with ethers on program. They’ gave interesting thoughts concerning the Depression And How To Over Come It. The reception was A splendid success with Airs. Elizabeth Raley and the Mr. Mack Roystoq. as chairman. The next big event to take place at Olivet will be the Fall bazaar under the auspices of the Young Woman’s guild. Airs. Thelma Johnson as chairman and superintendent which begins October 15th through the 17th each night will be a splendid program. The AIlss Evelyn Squires stu-

of Mrs. CVeronica McQueen and the! rtent of Mrs ’ L ’ i,llan LeMon will apfcRowing officers' were elected: presi-If'* 31 ' in a P iano rec,,al October 16th.

■»».., t — vice-presi- public

tram anounced the program for this irear. Members were asigned to bring fn Ihe history of many of the promi- | iertt Negio composers. The roll call | thl* year will be responded by spell- i pig. pronouncing and giving the leaning of some word used in mulic or a composers n^me. The next leettng will he with Airs. Catherine lovember with Mis Elizabeth Holden r 55b West Walnut stret. The November Community program will be it Caldwell A. M. E. Z. church in Haughvllie the third Sunday in Norember. The Just Us Twelve club met Wednesday of last week with the president. Airs. Anna Kennerly. Next eating wil be with Mrs. Catherine tcWllliama, 4164 Cornelius avenue. Mrs. Jbeice Wade was hostess to idles Union Social club, Tuesday evening. Next meeting with Airs. Anile Mae Hill, 930 Alichael street, iuceata The Woman's Improvement club 111 meet with the president. Airs. IrEctor, Alonday October 5, at 4:00 L, in its first meeting of the scasAI1 members please be present. Rub Has Indoor Picnic >p«clal Meeting A special meeting of the Co- Alette® club was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Marlon Jones in Indinapolts avenue by the president. Irank Taylor and the following officers were elected; William Waugh, lesldent; Thotmis Joyner, viceresident; Frank Taylor, tronsuwr; irles Leo, secretary- After the Btlng a lovely luncheon was servby the former president at the

Business

its new studios at 1430 Cedar street, Saturday at which time open house v as informally held and students received fo/ registration. Alias Collins has headed the clases in piano and musical theory for two years in Anderson succeeding Aliss Aiao Clements who devotes all her time at the main n hool in Indianapolis. Other members on the faculty are Marjorie Tucker Brown, voice; Carlotta M. McXary violin and Anna Wolfolk Richey, dancing. Regular students working for certificates must enroll immediately. Special students desiring the fine arts for cultural sake may enroll at

anytime.

The Friends eluu win tm-et with Mrs. Mary Alexandra, 942 Roach street, Wednesday’ afternooit, three o’clock sharp October 14; a short program and installation of officers for another year. Members urged to be 1 resent. Mrs. G. L. Lane, acting president; Mrs. Ru*i Browder, acting

secretary.

Rising Sun Council No. 300, incorporated under the laws of Indiana, will hold its regular meeting Thursday night October 15th at Hod Carriers’ hall. All members are urged to be present. Business of importance and initiation. Dt. Elizabeth Shobe,

AI. E. G.

The Neighborhood club will observe guest day, Sunday afternoon from 3 U- 6 o’clock. A splendid program will be rendered by some one of our best talents of the city’. Rev. Plummer Jacobs ahd Attorney -Hashword N. Hooper Mill he the principal speakers. A chicken dinner Mill be served from 4 p. m., to 6 p. m. The public is invited. N. Elizabeth Shobe, presi-

dent. Mrs. Lelia Miller

d«nt. Mrs. Ida Johnson; financial secretary, Mrs. Ida Kinney; recording secretary. Airs. Alattie Phillips: tieasurer, Mrs. Mary Coleman: chaplain, Mrs. Beulah Perkins; chairman, Ways and Means committee, Mrs. Viola Brown; chairman sick committee, Airs. AlcQueen; chairman, flower committee. Mrs. Flora Crawford. Mne. \ ;ola Brown was hostess to the club

October 5th.

The Puella Amicitia club met at the residence of Airs. Louise furyear l'»41 North West stret, with Miss Ethel Foutch as hostess. Prizes were awarded to: Aliss Dorothy Drane, 1st; Airs. Margaret Hughes, 2nd; Mrf. Naomi Wollens, booby. A benefit Whist rarty was given by the club. It was an extraordinary success. A Hallowe'en party will be given in the mar future by the club. Mrs. Bishop Barley will be hostess to the Phyllis Wheatley Embroidery club, Thursday October 15th at her home 332 West 28th street. Airs. Lucas a representative of the Community Fund drive was a visitor of the club last Thursday. We enjoyed the visit of Mrs. Lucas also and her information of conditions concerning Welfare work. We hope to have Airs. Lucas with us in the near

future.

Sisters of Help of Samaritan Baptist church will meet October 15th at £17 Hudson street. Mrs. Susie Bassett, hostess. Airs. Myrtle Butcher,

president.

by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Ross. First Baptist, W. Indianapolis Rev. M. L. Bluitt, Pastor Sunday school. 9:30 a. m.; 10:45 a. m.. devotionals; 11:00 a. m., preaching; 3:00 p., m. Rev. G. Balt More and congregation will render service* for benefit of Sisterhood; 6:30 p. m., £. Y. P. U.; 8:00 p. in., preaching, right, pastor and congregation will render service for New Light BapVt church, October 16 a diner will be served at the home of Alts. D. F. Heater, 1905 Miller stret for benefit of Alisior.ary society. he Misionary will meet with Mrs. Lennie Lyle, 1918 Miller street, Friday evening.

New Bethel Baptist

Rev. N. A. Seymour, Pastor George Baltimore, Acting Pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; morning worship, 11:30 a. m.. Rev. Geo. Baltimore will occupy the pulpit, subject, "The Way To Heaven”, Lard’s supper immediately after morning worhsip; B. Y. P. U„ 6:00 p. in.;' the Senior (hoir in charge Sunday everii g. 8:00 p. in. Monday evening October 12, the Willing Workers wi 1 have a Feast of Lanterns In the basement of the church—Public invited. Airs. Bertha Randolph,! president.

is invited.

First Free Baptist 902 Colton Street Ftev. T. J. Edwards, Pastor Sunday morning worship, Devoticnal service. 11:00 a. m., to 11:30 a. in.; preaching. 11:30 a. m., Subj., Gardens in the Afternoon. The Alisrionary society will give a tea at the beautiful home of Mrs. T. J. Edwards at 7:30 p. m. Covenant meeting end Communion—Everybody Mel-

come.

Tbo choir of Corinthian Baptist church. North and Spring Sts., Mill tender a Alusical program Wednesday evening October 14. under the direction of Edward Wisdom. No admission; Silver offering will be taken. Rev. Alartin Harris pastor.

St. Paul Baptist

Rev. C. J. Dailey, Pastor

Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; 11:00 a. j in R Musical program,

m., subject, "Come Over Into Alacedonia and Help Us"; 3:00 p. m., Lord's supper; B. Y. P. U., 6:00 p. in.; 8:00 p. m. The Juniors • chorus will render song services. They have

Metropolitan Baptist

Rev. J. D. Johnson, Pastor

Sunday school. 9:30 a. m.; 11:00 a. m, subject, “The Macedonia Cry”; 3:00 p. in., Lord’s supper; 6:30 p. in., B. Y. P. U.. 8:00 p. m„ the choir assisted by other local talent will render its monthly song service. October 2i, the choir will present the Blackman Memorial chorus of Hanghville

Barnes M. E. Rev. R. E. Skelton, Pastor At the morning hour the pastor. Rev. Robert Elmlre Skelton will preach using for a subject, "Six Essential Keys to the Christian Life"; At the evening*hour he will use for a subject “Victory Out of Failure." The choir will render special music. On October 19lh the church and the Greater 17th St. Baptist church, located at 25th and Indianapolis avenue Mill begin a Union Evangelistic service. Rev. J. B. Carter and Rev. Skelton M ill he the speakers m ith a Gospel -noil- composed of the members of the church choirs. Galdwell Chapel, A. M. E. Z. Hev. D. C. Lynch, Pastor At the forenoon services, Sunday, Hie Rev. H. A. Perry of Kokomo, number of the A. M. E. Annual conference, will lie our guest preacher; 3 00 p. m.. the Rev. E. S. Hardge of jersey City, New Jersey, 1 as tor for seven year.' will preach. The public is cordially invited. Mount Heim Baptist Rev. F., K. Dillard. Pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.: morning worship, 11:45 a. in.; B. V. P. U., 6:30 p. m.; evening norship, 8:15 p. m ; I raver me^ng eac\h Thursday evering from 7:45 to 9:15 p. m. We also wish to announce) that on the nineteenth 'of this month we are planning t*. begin our revival v.e are asking the public in advance to join its and make an Augurt attack on Satan on the East side of this profligate city.

2762 1-2 Northwestern avenue, Thursday evening.

Union Tabernacle Baptist Rev. R. D. Leonard, Pastor

Sermon at 11:00 a. m., by pastor •Subj., "Man’s Love to Alan"; evening service, preaching by the pastor, Subj., “Christianity that is Needed

‘Today, Ivoyalty to Christ.

St. James Baptists 2217 Lexington Avenue

The Delphine club will meet with Rev. L. T. Eberhardt, Pastor

the president. Alls, .-.melia Taylor.,

1714 Cornell, Saturday

tober 10th.

evening Oc-

Sunday school, 9:30 a. in.; p'caching, 11:30 a. m.: B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. Hi., preaching, 8:30 p. m. A great re-

The Olympic club will meet with j Vjval stalling October 12. Rev. J. T.

j Mrs. Edna Mallory 2131

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The Pnro club

wlil meet Monday

T„e AltraMte d<* met ^

wek ago with Miss Lenora Chavous, 133 East Pratt street. This week the club met with Mrs. Polly Brown, 615 North Pennsylvania stret. Thursday October 15, Mrs. Amanda Collins, 133 Puryear street, will entertain

tne club. All members please be pres- [vded.

ert.

The Arcadia club of Y. W. C. A., a week ago with Miss Lenora ChavOctober 6th. Those re-eiected were: Mrs. Alary McGuire, president; Miss Corine Moore, secretary and Mrs. Maud Taylor, treasurer. The new officers are: Airs. Anna Chambers, vice-president; Aliss Nina Edmond, asistant secretary. The meeting night will be changed from Tuesday evenings to Friday evenings. The Royal Eight Five Hundred club met at the residence of Airs. Hattie Wadsworth, 2867 Indianapolis avenue, Thursday evening*. Mrs. Ruby Hancock was elected vice-president. jx delicious luncheon was served. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Irene Joyner and Mrs. Eunice Mathews. Next meeting with airs. Zillah Wright,

The Progressive Twelve club met at Ihe home of Airs. Alice Dorden, 891 West Pratt stret. A delicious luncheon was served. The club will sponsor an entertainment. "Trip Around the World," October 10. Everyone in-

Airs. Carson Brady was hostess to the North Side Stars Wednesday night qt her home in Roache street, Airs. Ma-ie Williams, president. The Green Dragon club met with' Alis Edna Steward, 4134 North Illinois street, Thursday night. Plans weie 1 made for a tea to be held Sunday afternoon October 11 at the home oi Miss Elinor Brown, 724 Roache ctreet. Next meeting with Rosa McCoy, 537 California street. The Research club will meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. E.

Manny.

The Old Settler's club will meet Tuesday evening October 12, M-ith Mrs. Lula Crowe, 1150 Roache street. Airs. Sally Jones, president. Airs. Lucy Tinnin, secretary.

Wendell av-: Weeden of West Indianapolis wil

conduct the meeting—Everybody Mel-

come.

New Liberty Baptist Kev G. Andrews, Pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; 11:00 a. n ., Subj. "Is It Well With Thee? Is It Well Wiih Thy Husband? Is It Well With Thy Child"; Missionary program, 3:00 p. m.; J3. Y. P. U., 6:00 p. m.; 8:00 p. m., subject, “A Man in Hell Tr.v ng to Send n Mesage Back Home”; 10:30 p. m., the famous Chicago quartet will render a 45 minutes program. Big quartet program Monday night October 12. St. Mark Miss. Bapt. 20th And Yandss Streets Rev. A. Bernard, Pastor Sunday 9:30 a. m.; preaching, 11:001 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.; revival closes' Sunday night October 11. Evangelist Kelly conducted meting; B. Y. P. U., 6:30 o'clock. Simpson M. E. M. W. Clair, Pastor The pastor will preach morning and evening, Subj. for morning worf.hip, "The Function of the Church”; evening worship, “The Young Rich Man.” '

Three Bottles Helped Her

“From a girl I suffered with severe headaches and vomiting nearly every month. Three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound made me entirely well. I am now fifty years old. Recently I had a nervous breakdown from overwork so I am taking the Compound again. It helps me do my work and drives away that tired feeling.”— Mrs. Ella M. Roberts, igooN. Tay lor Ave,, St, Louis ,Mo.

98 out of 190 Women ki r< m i m si i 11 i k< )\\ Lydia E, Finktiam's Vegetable Compound

(Earta of (Eljanfes SIMPSON—We are very grateful and extend thanks to those who so willingly gave their services and sympathy. during the nines and death of our mother, Mrs. Emma Simpson. Wc especially thank Rev. Quinn and Rev. S. P. Kennedy for their consoliiif words: the deacons; choir and memobr? of Second Baptist church for their cooperation: Mrs. Chas. Rhea and Mrs. Holden for solos; the C. AI. C. Willis company for service and all for flowers, cars and messages of sympathy—Mr. and Mrs. Richard AT. ShriM-. HAMEL—We accept this o p - rortuaJty Ot thanking our many friends end neighbors for their sympathy and beautiful -floM’ers in the I> ss of our wife, mother and sister, Airs. Daisy Hamel; especially do M’e thank Rev. G. AndreM’s for his consoling M-ords; Rev. R. Gregory; Rev. K. Vance end Rev. E. D. Fuller; the singers for their beautiful hyms; Peoples Burial company tor ilieir wonderful service and all those who donated cais—Aaron Holt and family.

Death Report ABLE BROS. & WINFREY Funeral services for Mr. John Styles of 860 1-2 Torbett street, M’ho died Saturday September 26th, M-ere 1 eld Wednesday at 1:00 p. m., September 30th. Burial at Wood Haven. Funeral services for Mr. Ben Douglas of 322 West 13th street, who died Saturday September 30th, were held Friday at two o'clock from Anticch Baptist church. Burial at W'ood Haven. Funeral services for Adam Dougijss of 322 West 13th street, who died Thursday, were held at two o'clock from Antioch Baptist church. Burial at Wood Haven.

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gave a Hobo party Thursday night which everyone enjoyed. • Friday night a play was given at C. Af. church rrotn riaCrsonviRe, entitled ‘ The Famous Buddy Alims Murder Trial." A large croM'd was present.* Mrs. Pearl Drough, her son Floyd and sister Aliss Willie M. Payne, M’ho are making their home in Hopkinsville, spent tire week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Payne. * Mis. Ella Snorlon spent last week at, the bedside of her sick mother. Airs. Lucinda Droughn. She returned to her home in Hopkinsville, Friday, .* Martin Snorton, Mrs. Pinkie Boyd. Mrs. Nannie FloM’ers and Miss Ann Is Boyd motored to Hopkinsville, Sunday to attend the Sanctified meeting. * Little Mary Alae Henderson was guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mis. Robert Henderson and family;Sunday. Also her mother, Mrs. Tommie Henderson. * Rev. Toliver, the new pastor, preached two soul-stir-ring sermons Sunday at Baptist church.

CROFTON, KY.

Mrs. Susie F. Henderson Community clqb held Its annual sermon and banquet Tuesday night. Tne sermon M’as ably preached by Rev. J. J. Forbes. * Golden Link club

BOSTON. KY. Mr. and Mrs. Will.e English, Louisville. M’as dinner gi-est of Mrs. Myrtle Northern, Sunday " Golden Northern was guest of his mother. Mis. North"in, Sunday. * I4r. and Mrs. Alfred Hackely Mrerc d Inner guest of Miss Northern, Sund.-.y. * John Born wa? dinner guest of Mrs. Owen Neail Sunday. * Anthony Cox remains ill. * Joe 'Northern, Louisville, M’as dinner guest of Mrs. Myrtle Northern, Sunday. * Airs. Alyrde Moxley and husband and Willi** Hobs M’as guest of Mrs. Northern, Sunday evening.

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