Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 133, 21 April 1916 — Page 7

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FHIECDS TO UIIITE I .By a unanimous vote, the coDgregatlon of the South Eighth Street Friends church decided to affiliate-itself with the Richmond Church Federation. This- vote was .taken In a business ; meeting which followed the regular mid-week prayer service last night, i Mrs., John H. Johnson, assumed her duty as clerk at the meeting last night. v She was elected at the meeting last month to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Dr, 'Allen 'Hole.' OHIO MAN CONDUCTS TRINITY SERVICES Rev. George Pfleeger "of Fannersvllle, O., conducted the services At the Trinity Lutheran church last night. He spoke 'on "Take, Eat, This is My Body." He told of the Lord's supper . as a communion of the .body and blood of Christ with the bread and-wine. "A communion of the believer is the communication between thejcommunlcant and Christ It is the Lord's supper when Christ gives up his body and blood for the remission ' of our sins. It is therefore ,the means of life and salvation." -'"- ' ' SORORITY GLADDENS HEARTS OF SHUT-INS WITH FLORAL GIFTS EATON, O., April 21.-Many of the shut-ins of the city were cheered the latter part of the week ; by flowers sent by the Psi loto XI sorority. This is one of the city's most commendable organizations and never passes an- opportunity to, brighten homes , of the sick at season's, when its charitable acts will be, most, appreciated.' Misses Grace Miller, Harriet Kline, Nola Dalrymple and Feme Cooper, Hubert Neth, Robert Royer, Paul Deem and Edmond Dye, have returned from Miami university to epent the Easter vacation with their parents. ; Nixon L. Unger, of Marietta college, Marietta, is here to enjoy the Easter vacation with bis father, C. B. Unger. Returns to Detroit. ? ' Vera Wagner returned . to Detroit Thursday after a short visit with his brother, Frank C. .Wagner. , ; ,v William R. Clawson left Tuesday for an extended business trip through the west and southwest. . Mr. Clawson underwent an operation several months ago in a Chicago" hospital, and , since has been recuperating at his home here. . 1 j ; A social session was held Thursday evening by members- of Mohanunedi unenxai council, o. iou, y. jml,, a. .a large class of candidates was initiated last week at K. of p. hall. , - . - ; . Miss Lillian Shannon returned Monday from Piqua, where she visited friends for a few days. . ' ;'' ; Mrs. Elsa Kinsey and daughter. Miss Margaret, were visitors in : Dayton Wednesday. Hag er s town Notes By Miss Florence Bell. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Thurston motored to Indianapolis Sunday, returning home Monday evening..... Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen of Lafayette have been guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Allen for the past week, Mark returning the latter part of last week and Mrs. Allen returning Monday. Miss Gertrude Grave, a cousin, accompanied her for a short visit... '.Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas of Muncie spent Sunday with her parents, : Mr. and Mrs. Frank- Retz. . . .Mr. and : Mrs. Harry Endsley. and children, Carver . and Charles,' were guests' at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Endsley at Bethel Sunday. i. r ' NEED MORE INTEREST "The local , committee .will have to take more interest in the labor forward movement before iey can expect another national organizer , of - the - American Federation of Labor" Frank L. RIst said last night when nobody turned up for the meetinc scheduled for 7:30 o'clock. , "It seems as though the working people of Richmond are entirely satisfied with' conditions. If this Is the case, of 'course-there -is no need of them 'organizing but I feel certain that some of toe crafts are working underrvery, bad, conditions." - .

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t Cor. 11:24. This do in remembrance-ef melf

v Men are prone to forget. At the time the great ; service Is performed they think they will always keep in. mind ' their benefactor, and suitably ; honor his memory. They are perfectly sincere,, but. the-day comes when It Is evident 'they have forgotten hjm. Time obliterates the image' 'Many in- ' terests, duties, cares so throng their thoughts that there remains no room for a thought of him. , . ' "

When memory fills mens vision' of Christ, and a voice Is heard saying are strangely warmed and a greater Remembrance of ;H1m changes glory. . "Life xonsista not of wealth, think of the Son of God "and seeing To love Him and to be like' Him please Him in thehighest degree . , . i' ' - . . LIGIITBOURII INVITED TO PASTORS' DlUUER ' Rev. John ' S.- Llghtbourn," who recently resigned" his position as rector of the St. Pauls Episcopal churchv has been Included as an honored guest at the banquet! the Ministerial : Association ;will give at the Reld Memorial church next Tuesday night" This was announced this morning by Rev. , E- E. Davis of the Ministerial Association. The banquet 'will be given in honor ol the members of the association ' who will soon. leave Richmond. . WOMEN TAKE CHARGE OF SHORT SERVICES "Jesus and . His V Disciples In the Upper Room," was discussed rby; Rev. L.' E.J Murray at the devotional services of the First Christian church last night. .. . 5 y-. He told how Jesus and the disciples ate the , Passover together. SAV this time He. established the Lord's supper in the place of 'the old Jewish Passover. The Lord's supper, Jesus ' told his disciples,, would serve as a memorial to Him. - The missionary society conducted a short service. Mrs. A. G. Allen, leader, was assisted by Mrs. W. G. McVey and Mrs. Robert Wilson. ' COMMUNION IS HELD. Communion services were held at the First English Lutheran church last night. , ;

HOW JEWISH HOLIES OBSERVE -r EAfeOF PASSOVER TONIGHT

' ,-PasBpyer, or- th'e' feast' of Matzohs, is) beUg observed by Richmond Jews, and it will continue .until Tuesday of next week, Sam Fred said today.. Passover U one of . the most sacred of Jewish holidays, In that it commemorates the deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt by ..Moses. .. . It begins on the fourteenth day of the Hebrew month Nisan and continues one. week. Tonight every Jewish home in Richmond will assume a -festival-like appearance, and before partaking of food the "Seder" service will be conducted. This ceremony includes the asking of the "Fier Hashes,' or four questions by the Junior member of the family, the partaking of bitter herbs, the ablation of vegetables into water. These rites or symbols of the ordeals endured by the Jews during their . sojourn In Egypt, with the exception of of the eating of- unleavened bread, which is emblematic : of the hurried exodus of the Jews -when they had no. time to stop and bake leavened bread. ( Read' Race's Story. After this service, known as the introductory service, the "Haggadah," or story - of Israel's bondage and its subsequent liberation, will be read. Of special significance will be the opening of the door to welcome Elijah the prophet;, for whose sake a special cup is placed on the table.Passover, or the feast of Matzohs, was first celebrated at Sinai by Joshua at Gilg4l, and was observed again after the second return of . the Jews from captivity, vlt ivas originally a festival of celebrating the arrival of the early spring by the shepherds before setting out; for- new, pastures. Then occurred the "Hag-Ha-Matzohs," or the eating of unleavened bread, incidentally, In the spring; hence the two festivals occurring about the time of the vernal equinox, were merged into one. u . ' From early tfmes" the" feast of . the Passover has been the basis of many charges of ritual", murder, though time and -again they were proven unfound'JR3V' a'- 'ff : -5- . - - - - . .v.,... WM. J. RICHARDSON, JR. to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 454 Washington St., Monticelio, ill. Adv. . . I

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with the" wordsworks, and sacrifices . fall this I did f of thee,", their hearts ; love' for Him begotten. - , men' into the same image from glory to .;' i pleasure, or honor. Men who do not Him, more and more become like Him. i in life and servicers to. honor and r y - - Rey.U. S. A Bridge. . - "' ' - - - - - - J fiAIN KEEP8 MANY - J . . A WAV PROM fiFRVICFI few people attended the services -ati the First 'M. E. church last night and the regular services-were not held. " A f-; brief and ; informaK song- service took' the' place gf Xhe regular meeting. PRESBYTERIANS MAKE REPAIRS TO CHURCH . The ' Sunday school - room of ' the Second Presbyterian : churcn,w is undergofng extensive '. improvements. The wajls are,beipg.r!:fre8coed, the seats are? being varnished and several other improvements are being made. 'It will be ready for the Sunday services, Rev. E."E. Davis' announced today. This is 'only'' the beginning of extensive -improvements . that- will Abe made, in 'the churchy building," the Rev. Mr. Davis said. "; In the 'summer, ':the auditorium .. will be " re-frescoed and given a 'general renovation; ; ' GOES TO CAMBRIDGE MILTON, Ind, , . April 21.r-The , orchestra -and v double quartet,', of. the Christian church, at this . place will go to - CambrfSge City, Saturday evening to take part in the program of, the Christian- church" entertainment at that . place. .. '.The Rev. M. ? S. Taylor will preach at the M. E.; church Sunday morning. The revival servi cerf will be coutinued throughout the coming week . . Mrs. Smith and Mrs. AHce. Caldwell, of Connersville, were guests of their 'sister, Mrs. O.' Ferguson, this week. ' Mrs., Ferguson .' and company were at Richmond Thursday to 'do shopping: " ' ed.- The first recorded instance - of these accusations took place in the eleventh . century, and they continued in Intervals In various countries until the famous Beills came at Heiv, Rus sia, a few years ago, when a conspir acy- plotted by the government was conclusively shown and the defendant found not guilty. GIVES

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CeJebration.of Good Fyidaylwiii re ceive unusual .attention in all Protest- i ant ch'yrches of Richmond , tonfght. UntU' recently-ithese churches have, as a rule given only slight: attention to s Lenten services of any kind,; the Rev. L. E. Murrav said . this mftrrjinr-" Of late the " non-ritualistic churches have come to feel. that the Lenten season provides., an . excellent opportunity to impress, their, congregations' with, the j deep spiritual Significance of the; sul-J terings ndlhe death of Christ. "UPracticably, e vrychurch- in -the 'city has, been jholding special sertes duting.thetiveey and ;severaretarted:.holding'.Lenten8er.vices last week. -'This would nave, heen very unusual a few years agp the - Rev, Mr.'. Murray rexplained.,.? : i v - A .. i : " '. i I Uvl 1 1 Ullhvv; vMlltiUlf ;:DECPE OPAIN -. ',-'; - , , Because Vonly few t attended, the services' at the Second English-Lutheran church" last night, '.Rev- C.: Raymond Isley"pdstponed the delivering' of "The Power of th'e Cross,'' and win .deliver part of it; in connection.' with te,. ser-vlcestonlghti-: Tonight's servicewlll be- a preparation .for communion;". r ' The '.Rev. Mr. Isley spoke briefly about the trlal.of, Jesus before. Pilate, last evening. He .said that it was part of'God'B plan 'that Christ should be sentenced to die to atone for the sins of man. - - - l - FEW PERSONS ATTEND - The meeting of the board of Grace M. E. church; scheduled for last night, was postponed because bad weather prevented several from attending-the meeting. There was nothing of 'importance to come up, Rev. U - S.- A. Bridge- said this morning, and it-is likely that the next meeting jv ill be held in May. One-fourth of the world's diet . consists of vegetables.; . YOUR SPRING TONIC To take a tonic in the Spring is onl5 aiding nature. Everybody needs it. Confinement to the home, the store has reduced our vitality. You are beginning to notice that Tired Feeling. Nothing alarming. You simply need a Spring: Tonic, a Bracer, something to tone up the vhole system, cleanse the blood, start up a healthy 'circulation and regulate the liver. ' Don't experiment this rpr:ng, try a box of v.," WENDELL'S AMBITION PILLS Fifty Cenas a Box at All Druggists Leo Fihe, A." G Luken, Clem Thistlethwaite, Conkey Drug Co. is authorized by the maker to refund the purchase price ifV you; are not satisfied with' the first box purchaced. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid, by 'the Wendell Pharmacal i Company, Inc., Syracuse, N. Y: Adv. HEALTH r ai.emneri.0. tjjl Black White Tail SHOES NEAT Ltit Buffalo, N. Y, Best Clotting Credit Store Ninth St.

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