Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 140, Lebanon, Boone County, 10 March 1917 — Page 5
liufch Services
The Rev. A. L. Ward to Give a Suerial Sermon on Sunday Evening.
Next Sunday evminn. Rev. A. L. Ward of the Central Christian church ill preach on, "Shall we go to War With Germany?" Rev. Ward's attention has been especially called to thin ky request that are being sent to all the ftudents of
Columbia t'nivernity. The govern ment ia aceking eact information concerning; every graduate of the university in recent years, and cpecifically aking the quextion that if in an emergency they would respond to the government's call. .Such inner were recently forwarded to Rev. Ward in reference to his son, Taul who is a graduate of the university. The war spirit is running high in New York and all the Kasl. On the tth o' this month there was a mass meeting of the students of the
university. At this meeting more than 500 students were present and -ign"d
application to join a Columbia training corn for re.-erved officers. The war spirit ran so high thai two anti-militarist students, one of whom was expelled from another NewYork institution several months ao for publicly criticising Major-general 1-eonard Wood, objected to the purpose of the meeting and attempted t" preach their doctrines. The two were set upon and ejected from the hall. The students who signed will drill for several months this spring, and a er manent Columbia corps will be established next fall, according to plan? announced. CKNTENARY M. E, CHIRCH. Charles A. Parkin, Minister. Sunday school-mfcts at 9: 0 a. m. Big things are 'planned for the Sunday school on Palm Sunday April Jat and Easter Sunday April 8th. Palm Sunday is to be observed aIVeision Day In which the intention of the Christian life and rhmrii membership will be presented to all who arc not now in the fold of Christ. It is our hope, that there will be one hundred decisions for Christ or that day. Eatcr Sunday our goal is as foi Iowa: seven hundred in attendance at. Sunday school, one hundred dollar, in the Special Missionary offering to support a native iniwionary in China. One hundred to be received out of the Sunday school into church membership. All of thii and more, can be realised if we will work awl prav together. Morning worship at JO: 15 o'rlork. The pastor will preach on the subject: "At What Age Should a Child Join the Church." No more important question could possibly be discussed by an intelligent Christian community. We are esierially anxious t apeak 1 fathers and mothers and hoe our memberi and friends will eomc and bring th whole family. Evening worship 7:0" o'clock. Sunflay nig', the pastor will deliver '.he eighth message of the special sermonIrcture series. Kubjert: "Thou .''halt Not Steal." Are you a thief 7 If you are not Juat sure of it, come and hear this mtisage. Come and hear what ied has to nay about property rights
and many other rights aa well. Come
earlv and bring your friends.
The Junior league will meet at 2:30
Sunday afternoon in the League room
of the church. There were forty' eight present last Sunday.
The Epirorth league meets it 6 P
m. sharp. SvbJecJ: "Cultivating the Grace of Sympathy." Leader, Miss
Mabel Christler. Excellent special
music. Just the place for young pco--s :-rnJ s -rrftiikrt her.
The regular monthly meeting of the Sunday school Monday night.
March 12. This meeting should be at
tended by every officer and teacher
of the school. Plana for Talm Sun
day and Easter to lie perfected. Y will lose step if absent.
The prayer meeting on Thursday night continues to grow. Thirty men
were present this week and about fifty
women, l-et us make it an even hun dred next Thursday. The meeting be
gins promptly nt 7:-!0 and ilosvs ex
actly at :.'). He a Booster for this
Best service of the church. Music for Sunday, March 11. Morning. Organ Prelude, "Scherzo Pastorale" Kedertem Miss Ruth Perkins. Hymn, No. 100 "How lientle (iod's Commands," Xrsgeli Anthem. "O Loving Savi..r.". Hawley Miss Esther Bobbins. Miss Klnrcnre Parkin, Mr. fieorge White, Mr. Herbert Kansdell.
(Organ Off'rtf..-v, "Idyll." ... Mitchell
Miss ? ih Perkins. Hymn. No. Hfc. "When All Thy Mercies." Ros.-ini Cont-rogation. Hymn. No. V. "Take The Name of Jesui With You." lKane Cnngrr gntion Organ Postlude, "l-enten Manii.".. K Miss Ruth Perkins.
Evening. :1' Organ Recital. Miss Ruth Perkins. Organ Prelude, "lrgo" .... Handel Anthem. "Savior Lord of Love" . . , Gilbert Miss Esther Rohhin. Miss Florence Paikin, Mr. George White, Mr. Herbert Kansdell. Organ Offertory, "Berceuse" Oickerson Miss Ruth Perkins. Hymn, No. 16S "Yield Not to Temptation." Palmer Congregation, frnraa, rVntlmtn "f estive March" Blackburn Miss Kuth Perkins. riltST BAPTIST CHIKCH. Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. Organ. "Idvlle" Wrlv Mrs. Edward-. C.leria Pairi fireateroj Hymn, "Oh For a Thousand Tongues" ;la..-i'r Response, "rather. Whate'rr of Earthly Bliss" NaiHi Offertory. "Nocturne," from "Midsummer Night's 1'rram" Mendelssohn Anthem, "O Sing Unto the Lord" Winder
t()nia. "I Ixive Thy Kingdom, Lord"
Handel Postlude, "March Romaine",. Gounod
Sermon. "the Allied Powers."
Evening wor.-hip, 7 o'clock.
Organ, " avatina I.ail Organ. "Serenata" Mo-ikoski
Mrs. Edwards
Hjmn. "Crown Hur. With Many
Crown." r.lvey
Respmvse. "The Lord Will Hear' ..
Adam
Offertory, "llcrrcuc Delbmrk Anthem, "Lovely Aid-ear" .. Gounod
Hymn, 'Tell Me the Old, Old Story"
PUBLIC SALE We will sell on the Kate Sheridan and Thomas Jack. farm. 8 miles south of Lebanon, 2 -i miles west of Payette, on FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1917. BEGINNING AT 10:00 A. M. NINE HORSES Oae buy mare. S years old, weighing 1500 pounds; one bay mr. 4 years oid, weighing I4i paunds; one bay mare, 10 years old, wetjrhing (MiO pound..; one brown driving mare, 8 yewra old; one brown mare, ID years old; one dark gray horse colt, eomine t years old; one brown draft horse, coming 3 years old; one brown draft marc, coming 3 years old; one yearling coil. a it CATTLE Consisting of l' milk cowo, 1 red cow coming 4 years old, giving a good flow of milk; one row coming 7 years old, giving a good flow of milk; oae Jersey cow, giving milk; five Shorthorn cows, to be frc-di oon; one Hereford row, to be fresh soon; one Hereford row. giving good flow of milk; 1't head of ii-year-oW heifers, to tie fresh soon; these heifers are all red and roan Shortbofna and bred to Hereford bull; 13 head of calves consisting of heifers and steer M HH;S Consisting of , with pigs by side; 10 irws, to farrow in March and April; M head of shouts weighing from Ri) to 1" pounds. FEED IflW bushels of corn; S tons of mixed hi id 6 tuns of timothy hay. IMPLEMENTS 1 nding plow. 1 12-inch gang Oliver plow t l-row rulttrator, 1 2-row eulMvalor, wag-m, buggy, bay frame boxbed attached, 1 gravel bed, I roller, I CO-tooth harrow, I OlaHi Hawk earn planter in good condition, 1 sled eora cutter, 1 H-barrel tank with hog fountain attached. 2 sets of fur har. ness, I set of single harness, I set of buggy harness ami other articles too numerous to mention. TEHMrt AM sums ef IS and tinder, ra.h; "all whim over t"i a credit of ten months without interest will his given, purchaser giving approved free hold artir. discount of ft rents on the do! Ur for cash to thten" entitM to rredil. No property to be. removed mild trnos of sale are eomplte4 with. Laskea' Aid ef owrotd Church "iill (serve l.tmch T. D. SJiEkiiMN AND S. W. J. Hr Vy I'l.RSfJN. Auctioneer. t. A. WLAVL8 AMI MU WORRELL, ( lerkj.
TV.' II ie," )Ti" bernwn, "lie .g.on A l-'fe." Sunday sch(ol mccta at 9:4.. Mt: arc hoping to be awarded a pe'inant at the Bwmner Aasembly at Eraim- j hn. Let's maintain the splendid stand-1 ard set during tho past months. VTt
have a graded achaoi with classes for
all.
The Young People will meet at o'clock. Group two will render the program on Peru.' The studieathie month will be based upon South American countries. Come out aad hear
the story of the early Inca civilixntian rivaling that of the ancient Egyp
tian.
The Ladies' Mission Circle will hold
it; jr.cr.th!" irert'O" Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:15 o'clock. The subject
will be "Missions and World Peace.' Eifty-six subscriptions to the magazine "Missions" have been forwarded
The monthly programs will be based
upon this magazine. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHl'RCH. A. L. Ward, Minister. Sunday school at 9:.'(0 in the morn
ing. Orchestra and song .'-erva-e. ine school ia growing m numliers and in
terest
slitmlnu afternoon the Social Wel
fare leairue of the city, will hold a
verv important meeting in the audi
torium of the rbiirch. Professor
Lumley of the Col eye of Missions. Indianapolis, will make the address.
Every citizen should attend this meeting at 2:.'W.
The Christian fmloavnr Society
will hold its meeting at fi o'clock. The young people are doing eeellcnt work
inter. 1 hey are coming in lar
ger numbers than heretofore.
Snecial itrartiee is now bring eiven
Ik. ,.nk:. chlr nf Ilia Klrsit Run.
ti.t and Central Christum churches,
ikmi to the Kaster program, uur
Christmas service was so delightful that wc feel there must be another
union service on Kaster Sunday.
Morning worship, Hl:2d. Program.
Orjran Prelude, in A Hdlins
Miss (iiildienc Groves, Oiganist. ilnria Tatri. nvocation.
Anthem, "O Gh of lrae" . . Ros-ini
Scripture lesson.
Hymn, No. 38 "God Moves in a v.
terious Way." Hurt'.; P.MilIrr
Prayer,
Hymn, No. 7 "Tis Midnight; and
Olive's Brow."
Communion.
Offrrtorv, "Antienne Batiste
Announcements.
Solo, Selected Prof. Richman
Sermon, "The Secret of Suicei.s, or Failure."
Hymn, No. Ill "'Come', Says J" - us'
:1 V-iix" Vsn W'artnamh
Beneriirtion
Wc will (iie Thee Ashfoid orship 7 o'clock. Prof ram.
( i
tlu-l
Thank.-." Evcmng
rel'i.le, "( on
Hmiiii. No.
l ight, of i.
Prav rr.
hem, Selei iptuie I.e.,
Violin Solo. V
d by Mb
!H "Soft'y Now the v." VonW'eoer
:ent -'
M argii ret llixbee.
No. Hi" "llrautiful Sa
i"
nir of Cratiim."
Offertory. "Reverie"
, Prof. Richman.
Sermon, "Shall We
With Germany?" vmn. No. Illl "The tan l-'illed With III
Benediction.
Po.tlude, "Marria Maest
Sirf'cial att-n;ifrn i;.'iiiject Sunday even nuch wild ta'k ibmit
many. ume, and he
jssed.
an Melody
Hagler
. Ms on Batt-
alied to the g. Tlierc is ar wi'h ;orthe subject
PRESBYTEKMN CHl'RCH. Sunday school. 9;-"D. Morning ser ice. Id: id. Irgan, "Elegiac Mi ImIv" Greig Mit Bes - Hutch ingi.
Sentence, "L'nlo The King Klernal"
Wil-on tJuaiU'tte.
Chant, "The lrd's I'rjver."
(Quartette.
()rgan. "TiUsting in Thee
W. G. Eisbrr
Uerpoose. "We Hear thy Voice. ..
Skilt"n yuartelte.
Anthem, "I Will Magnify Thee." . .
Barton
Mrs. June.-, Mrs. lacobclli, Mr. Jones,
Mr. Telle. rgn, "March of The prie.i-" Wilkins
Sermon. "A Mighty Background t" Life."
Vcsper 4:.'ll. irifan. "Srhorso-Toccatno" . . Nrvin
Organ "Rosery" Nevin
Miss IliiUliingi. Ai.'hem, "God is Ue" Shelly
J'mior tuartetle, Mr.. Ifmald H.
Miss Perkins, Mr. UEolb tie, Mr. Bvrd. l!eson.se, "Hear Our Prayer" ....
Mottalf Mrs. Jones, Mr. laeolirlll, Mr. Jones,
Mr. Tollel
Solo, "A" Evening Prayer" TcEhiga;
Mrs. -W V. J-mes.
Orgsn, "Klcgie" Greig
Hvmn, "Some Hay
liouble guartettA, Mrs. Jon's, Mrs.
Iionafclwrn, Mrs. I,'itlli, Miss Per
kins, Mr. Jones, Mr. UEollette, Mr.
Tolle. Mr. BynL Subject. "OpttTiwim'' froi Hnwn t'g'i Apparent fwlwr," t the serie: Lile Messiigea frton Orout LlterHlurc
m We
At Jones & Perkins
The workmen will soon begin placing a new front, new steel ceiling, te-
Ttr a t.
wirmi! ann nefiirHiiny our htuic rooili lDrGuiiGuu ws ni'jsi muiLt; riM .
the workmen and are now offering an opportunity to buy good up-to-date furniture, at extremely low prices and this too in the face of advancing prices on all lines. It will be a great saving to you to make your Spring selections now. Young married people will make a big saving by making selections now. Our regular plain figure prices will show you what you save. It's your opportunity to save money. Always welcome to look.
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Boone Kitchen Cabinet This "Boon e" Kitchen Cabinet at Our R e m o d e ling bale Price S12.50
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Quartered Oak Buffet Thi,. H.ilTit is of quartered ouk, lieveled pi. te irlnui minor. Our p;:"1:. $16.00
Leather Rocker
Leather Rockers, oak frames, strongly made and comfortable. Remodeling Sale prices from $12.50 down to $7.83
ME-Z" Vacuum Cleaner The "E-Z" Vacuum Cleaner has Uire powerful suction bellows which draws the dirt fi-nni the rg; slroi. steel wheels and ball bearing. It has broh nttachoirnt to pirl: up surfiwe litter, (iuaranlcecl to please yoa. Our Remodeling alc (jjJ
Bed Davenette
Our liavewtles and UavtMiiKirts are built like a truck, fur twenty-four hour service, mid they arc still a stately and impo.sji-;; piece of furniture for the home. The framcwo. n. ana spring are constructed to stand for all time. Bent coverings which stand real cervlcc and will I;it. Our Remodeling Sulc $27.50
Buy Your Spring Furniture Now ' It's a Big Saving To You
Jones & Perkins
The Store of Quality.
Plain Figure Prices.
Library Table I.arc. Library Tabic in variuiis desieuii. s:;;:;:f...$9.85 to $17.50
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GET YOUR SALK BILLS AT REPORTER OFFICE Reporter, by mail, 53 a Year.
Riviere. Sunday a r. ''i"' j0b Work at Reporter office IlEPORTER, BY MAIL, $3.00 A YEAR.
Tho regular WedneMlay een l.iMiiiiooial iiierttr.g a! 7 -Hi i. m.
are lordUlly inviM to nttrnd Ihete j
ervice. 1 . Vou are invited to r ill t the free, reading rMn open Monday, VYediMv-.
day awl Snturdnv from t to .1 o'l lmk.-
A rireulatina lilnary or autii irmeii Christian Science litemtnre in mairtained ta the reading" room, W'atcon 1 Hall, Caoon-NcaJ buildin. . MHsTt'HKI-STUM riiinijny nebool lit 10 o'Hoi k a. in. Preacliim at H oVria h; tJiirlian KnJen mr iU ti o'clork u. ui.. pie hiait et 7 n'clo" k p. in. I layer nireUnir ul lltuiwhiy eveniiir. (Had nrlconie to lw ' K-if'ty, aholua, r cat ealf tiuuare.
"THOU SHALT NOT STEAL" SERMON-LECTURE SUBJECT CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHARLES A. PARKIN, MINISTER LEBANON, INDIANA ' T " ' SUNDAY NIGHT, MARCH 11, AT 7 O'CLOCK (JREAT CONCRKCATION L SI NCJINC. FINE csPECIAL MUSIC THE CHURCH WITH A SUNDAY NIGHT CROWD COME, BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS