South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 124, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 April 1914 — Page 3

Moxn.vr, apiui, :t, ion SUNDAY CONVERTS sssx5b3 GRAND LEADER NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD THE STORE THAT DOES THING5 c Doughnuts Thrifty Folks Save -4 99 That will remain moist Ever housewife who bakes her own bread knows that if a little potato is added to the sponge, the bread will not dry out as quickly, in this recipe potato is utilized to make doughnuts that will remain moist and fresh for several days. K C will be found to have distinct advantages over any other Baking Powder for doughnuts. K C Js a double acting baking powder with whi-h a laig- batch of doughnuts may be mixed and fried a fev at a time. The last will be as light and nice as the first. mo SERVICE oney By ! if Coepon hy You Anniversary of Arrival of Evangelist in South Bend is Celebrated at First Brethren Church. 13 S3E2ZS G32S22 c n w

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The first anniversary of the arrival cf Uiliy .Sunday on his sov-n week campaign in South I'.fnd lat summer was celebrated yesterday with special rervlccs at the First Brethren church. The church was packed at the afterr.oon services, anions the congregation being hundreds of the converts who "hit tho trail" last summer. Two special addresses were Riven, nnc by John Ti. Campbell and orn by Hev. If. it. Hntetter f the Westminster Presbyterian church. Mr. Campbell dwelt on a recent trip ho took to Vranton. Pn., where Kunday held a revival service. Mr. Campbell Kild h was present on a irdsht vhen L 00 conversions were reported, lie j-uid I he enthusiasm over ,the baseball evangelist equalled that of South Bend and that thy populace was proud of the record it was making in the number of conversions. lie also said that Philadelphia is s'.ekins .Sunday's services for a, revival campaign. Kev. Mr. HoMetter spoke of the

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Sunday campaign. He pointed to the thousands of convert:- won to tho hurchen sdnce the campaign. He also declarer! that the recent city election which brought the citizens party into power v.-as a result of the revival. The urtailrrier.t of vice and the reduction of the lbjuor traffic al.-o said Mr. IIos-tf-tter were traceable to Hilly .Sunday's campaign. A general Improvement in the moral welfaro of the city he said was the result of the revival. At the evening frvices a special section of pews was icservtd for the converts of last summer.

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i r j Amid the greatest enthusiasm and Fp. tches various members of the onureir.ition and visiting pastors, the first shovelful or dirt was turned yest rday aftt tihkhi for the building of th new church building on the site -f tlo present Indiana Avenue Christian church. It is thought by the pastor. Kev. Ox'. I rianklin. and other offirrrs of tlo- church that the new nuiliing will be completed in '. days ntoJ that the irauie will le ready for the laying vi the cornerstone in about li" days. There v.-ere appropriate services held throughout the day, starting with o j5e.ial musical service in thu mornin;,'. There were 1 0 T present at the lui'le schod fiieetinir, the Harris Vraiiie Christian Sunday scluud class attendim in a body. With shovel.- in tlie hands of 4S no-uihors of the church, including the lie. ids of various departments of the church and the presidents of the hurch societies and the? church hoard, a prayer was led by Uev. W. il. :aker of I.aporte, to start the aiterJioun ceremonies. The new shovels vtTc supplied by the I.indahl Bros. Co. and tho McKnuarfer. Hanlware Co. More than $'.'.. was raised, in cash .ffrings through the day. The present class rooms will he torn down today ny the young men members of the TJaracca JMlde class. Aiidresse;? wer-c made by Mayor rrel Keller. wh( was greeted with cheers and the waving of handkerchiefs. Atty. Chas. Webller and Hev. V. H. l:aker. Mayor Keller's short talk was an expression of thanks from the city for the new building, and a few -words of how tlo- construction of new church buildings va always an videncc of municipal prosperity as veil as increased population. Mr. Webller said that the church Mas one of the mainstays of the home. He said that the church played a greater part in the holding together f the members, of a family than any

LOUIS GIRL WILL ATTEND VETS.' BALL

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ST. LOUIS, Apr. 26. St. Louis will be represented at the Confederacy ball, -which is to be a feature of the Confederate reunion at Jacksonville, Fla., next month, by Miss Evelyn Stewart. Miss Stewart is one of the many young women who will attend Miss Corinne Hampton, official sponson for the veterans' reunion during the celebration.

PROGRESSIVES WILL MEET

A meeting of the progressive central committee will be held tonight in the office of F. L Lambert. Thirteenth district-chairman. The purpose of the session tonight is to elect a successor to Miller L Guy. county chairman. O. 11. Iving of Mish.waka and Aaron Jones, sr., are both mentioned for the office.

other institution in the world. M'ith COO people on the inside of the J budding to hear the speakers, the at- ; tendar.ts at the tioor were busy thrusting back great numbers on the nut- t lde for whom there was no room. A

fine dinner was served at noon by the women of the church.

stiu:c.tiii:xk vi:.k and Tinnn WOVJ-'V. "I was under a reat strain nursing a relative through three months' sickress.' writes Mrs. J. C. Van Do Sanile; of Kirkland. 111., and "Electric Bitters kept me from breaking down. I will never be without it." Do you feel tired and worn out? Xo appetite and food won't digest? It isn't the spring weather. You need Electric Hitters. Start :i month's treatment today; nothing better for stomach, liver and kidneys. The great spring tonic. Relief or money back. t'Oc and $1.00. Recommended by all druggists. Adv.

THREE DAY BIBLE CONFERENCE OPENS

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lh-aycrs of tho Lord. "Prayrr." he said, "occupied the greater part of Christ's life. Among his greatest prayers was that in the Harden of GethFamene." In tfautiful language Ir. Gabelein descril ed this all night vigil rf the Ird. He al.--o dwelt on the prayer of the Iord in the Pfalms and tlio prayer chapter in John 17 which he described as the "prayer of Christ in glory." At the afternoon service l)r. Gabelein u?etl as his suhjeet the second coming f Christ. Scripture he s.tid. cltvirly jrophe3ies tills ep-cli. The purpose of the the second coming he eaid will be to gatber in His people. Elkhart and Mlsh.iwaka was represented with delegations at the meetThIs afternoon at Z o'c'.ocl; Dr. Cabt-lein was to spe-k on "Thv I'inisl:-

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