South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 1, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 January 1922 — Page 21

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Sunday Services In South Bend

BAIri 151 PIII.T M.ln aril Wayne tt Rev. U. S D.i O. I. pwT r: 1-r.ce. 211 W. V.iyr.e t.; S:.v m w .. 1.....! VV StUiOr.t . . . .. - r vi rl n v u r. ... '. . . . - - - . 10: a. r.i.; Vo.u' p.-..p;:'s rv.ee l tng 6:20 p. m.; .vnl:i ,vas"1'' i : 3 4 j r.. iTi. . V tun r 'lorr. p.. v iv i M! I r"A riu-f.-rra I cr r CALVAKYIT.ain anl M. Quigk-y. orr.cr Rev. a California minist r. ward a v.; chcoi res I I i:. n.-. s C'. -. . (vor. '')'I rr.an. Sunday f r.i. 1'- a- m J. C. IiuOR. tt ach- ; 11 a. m. iTn;r. m., IV Y. r. U.; r.g ."Tvic; 7: CO p. .rr.;:-. prayer zrrr r c rr.o wonh!?: T . j o p. m. Wcl: f v t V C ' .SWEDISH .IIr-'IoN 11 1& 1 hoil s--rv:cs C'lfux c'cloc; rl V at lav afurr. .:-n. Is ir. 1. xuv. E. J. OkeiUr.d ch .i:ko. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CllUi CiL UE CHRIS I ECII.;.li.-T-..Ui-i and .ladion lj.. fcundiy n.i:ou! a, n-; morning i(rj.. il a. m.: vV .J:. il i even ing tc siim.'.r.inl r.itlin at o'clock from 12 3 at 727 reading roo;;j. ojxii diliy to l. i 11. aturdiy tvtrUiii,'. S Luildin;. ö to CHRISTIAN 1, o- Main st-, FIRST R;v le s mer Ward Cole, il.r; ill!. :hool! at y.2o a. :.I. .. Lc nn:?, 10:43 a. eup-T-and ter.de. v. ur:.:2u p. i.i. irt f.-rvi' atf-n.ias -e Is ai.t. . 1'iartHt v. ill ;-.ve s i.' -1. a A::rl. ar; nuuiLraB i n.ii' l.NMA.N'A A VENUE -Corner In1ian ;n. pnd St. Jos-ph t. J. F. Beilvilie. r.UnutL-r. MuüSf. ei. Pennsylvania av. Charlvs Krd:r. superintendent of rtliK'ivJu-i td-tation; r.iornin,? worship 9:30 to 11:45; Eible classt at 9:43; sermon at 10:20 a. rr?.. LINDEN AVENUE IJnden av. srd Carlisle Ft.. I. N. MMler. pastor, ßinday school at K a. m.. F. O. Eafcld. superintendent; w)rship. I a, m.; Christian Ende-ivor. 6:30 p. m: worship. 7: JO p. n. HARRIS PRAIRIE Blbla ecl ool 1:20 a. m.; communion and prech Ing at 10:20 a. m.; special son eerlce. Everybody welcome. epis"tjpal BT. JAilIw--lirayötie blvdnorth of Washins'.on av.. Rev. Rob ert J. Lone, rector: 7:30 a. m.. noiy hurch ! communion: 9:45 a. m.. t echool, 11 a. m., worship; 6:45 p. in.. Younj People's meeting. TRINITY (Hungarian) Corner Elr st. and Colfax av.. Father Edwin E. Smith, priest in charge: residence. 6J5 N. Walnut sL; 9 a. ra, Eunday tchool; lö a. m.. mx&. METHODIST EPISCOPAL FIILST 215 N. Ma'n at.. Rev. Albert E. Monger. pastor; 9 -i0 a. rn., Sunday school. Herbert R. Garn, superintendent; worship 10:2 D tri. ar.d 7: .10 P- n; senior and high sch' Epworth leagues C:"0 p. l.i. :i." a. m.. oj.iH r.:---tin held in tU I ni., .f the r!i'.:r:h r.i , ror.iuiir. .) ni.r i:pw-rth -T;.k'r. C'.;r I' paster. M'rvl e; j :.".i) p. subjeft, i bv the: W r 1 :-' " ST. PAUL'S MEMORIAL Colfax and Laporte avs.. Itcv. James L. Cardir.fr. D. IV. ca.-tori Rev. G. L. Ruli?on. assistant pastor; Sunday echool S:: a. m.. u. a. i u. rsnn, superintendent; irmrr.ins vorsmp, . 10:45 a. m.: Epworth league. t:JH P ni ,-irrl rvenii.tr worship. T-T.'l p. m.; prayer meeilr. Mirnlr.C serr.:' Year's M-x'f." 1 Wednesday b v N'. past'.r. "A c-ning tf New vi . Prayer lu-ttin' on We lr:. lay evt r.lr.g. GRACE Corner Mlchlnn' and Tutt stf.. Rev. Pert D. Heck, pastor: 1:45 a. m.. clas meet'ne; 9:3P a. m.. Sunday school. Clem Whiteman. luperi'itendent; morning worship. 10:4: a. m.; Epwoith league meeting. 6:20 p. rr.., MU- Wilmetta Shirk, rre?ident; evenin-: w-rh:p. 7: r.O p. m. Morr.ii'S nf'Tvi;' stTM'in, "INpnr;M. l'u.!'lor " t-y p;ist'"r; rhristma? im;'?:.i-! Epw.-rth l-.i'-'.e pres-.'.rnt, Sott 'cC'V. 1 1 r. : r, -r vr-hlp term on, "Is tt. World ;.'tt.:'.g r.etter':" TRINITY M. E. Corner Pialn. nd Va.ar n:. Russell L. Phillips, pastor; residence. 921 Cleveland av.; 9 0 LOWELL HER HT Miner anl Francis sts.. Rev. C. J. Jordan, pa tor. Sunday school. 9:45. Jess Gcarhart. Superintendent: worhip. 11 a. m.; Kjuvorh 'eague. 6:30 p. m., C. A. RuskusM. president, evening worship. 7 : C ' p. m.; junior church. 2:20 p. m. STULL MEMORIAL Corne, S. Mich!: Your.g. n ar.vl Victoria sts.. C'aude I aster. lay scheel at D : . u a. n n u or.-!-l i: Jr. Du bail 10:10 erm . . a. 6:20 p. prn y r m. Epwc 7 p. m. ovenini-" r. t.en;e. C er::'! ml Pr.'iteT a r 1? k s rvv itrr; k r. w n as ; U tie s i': tl:o cienirj a s at s p. r.-.t cn i Wc4 Morni-c s "The At;::. !'j tbe pa-:. r'?s." M--t n !nrliv V -i'.i:.-day tep'e-.il St.: 1 Ti e IV -r. r: ir. a sPa rat ' f rr.eet rs ef n. : :r. 1 1 v Pridsv fv.r. Mr. ar. i Mr? ;.'n th-v r live:: "Trent art L r. t i:-- f e v" : st 7 ;. v f M! V ! Tri v. : x - -i ( R '.' P. el ! w : l f ve at i:. 7 M ". Put at ail. worr.e ft J S. M::LJMMANTAh C.nitMAN I.af ivette ' at Wa;.r.c ft.. Rtv. Tre i II. Koeh is'rr. sun da school. t-: 3 0 a- . es ip i:. 10 Stark 30 a. superm and W, s-.'-.;e.-t. "W.l s inw W :pi::s 2 s It ague. 7 p. :.:. i:.: ;he 1 ' ate 1 EPWOJtTH MEMORIAL M. E .:ve e.. an: i.:ncc;n v. ay v, i;cv O. V. Jackson. pastor. Sunday feChcol. C' : .i a. m . Ed'.vard Schab:t 1 (' : 4 Z . .:::. t e n " r, t . Worship, II;-'-r:-.h !( i.r-o, t.:r0 p. :n.; .::'. t. "The Challenge r! M.tle ger.e: . r ii ' r. ; tie f.rt t a rirs cn the t f "Cbr'.Jti.na Instit::- - : s :r t. " li : s lii: .? i r; I'i.rivcr.Hss." RIVER PARK S Seenth st. w-v. AP-t-rt I P.-ar. der. b jrc. p.istor Ke-iderce. &13 S &-20 h. m.. Sunday rr:.. w.is-.:lp: 6:Cu Eleventh St.; school; 10:40 a. p m.. Epworth worship. 't 3 iU. . li IJETH Li p. ni.. LVDICIC E. W. Zolier. US' C.jlur::t:a EU pato:-; Pibl..Elian; 11.11- g-r morr.I:-g . r.-:.:p. r.ocn s r : i p. vice. 7:j-j p. m. -4.V. so.-. S' 11 m .: Nap'-rville ol 10 a. m.. dta m.; a evening ft trs ; r- :. al r- ; ur.t 1 Its. S t rvicfi everj evening

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f rrl'e. i POHTAO: CHAPEL Rev. D- ' Witt C. Kllir.wool. pastor; Clarence i Ashley. Sunday school superintend1 - Preaching 10 m. Sunday i i-chocl 11 a. m. c. m. e. f-I-r fcis.. J. da school. -Corner Lau re I and N V. Fant, pastor. Sun9:2ö a. m. sermons 11 n. m.; Ep worth league. 6:30 p. m.; evening aervlces at 7:30 p. m. T.ia -week meetings: Women's Mis--Jcrary society. Monday 2:20 p. m.: 'rricJa: board meeting 7:30 WeJneiTay evening, followed by praje' o'clock. ervic n heglnnlng at :.IT PLEASANT Rev. DWitt c Hülnwool, partor; Frank D. Mathi--, Sunday echool superintendent.; sur. iay Fchcol 10 a.- m.; preaching. 11:13 a. m. MONSON CIIAPEE P.sv. DeWitt

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t C ir.Mnwoo-I. pastor: Harrj- Case!l9,i a-iu.-s Lincoln way . an 'Vr.sundav ,,hnni ,n. .nnf sun-!alnut U Rev. O. O. Lozler. pas

:uper I d.ny school. 10 a. ni.; preaching. 7:20 p. m. TAYLOR A. M. E. ZION Rev. B.

F. (iordon. pastor. Morning service. EL Earl V. Snyder, pastor; resi11 a. m.; Sunday pchocl. 12:20 p. dence. SOb N. 10th st. Phone Mlsh. m.; W. C. E. league. 6:30;; evening , 2187. Sunday chooi meet t 10 Rfrvic. 7:20; Friday evening, pray- a. rn.; Young Feople? Alliance and er c!;im rr'-tlng. Mrs. Belle Allen. ' Christian Endeavor at 7:20; preach-

superintendent Sunday tchool. OLIVE A. M. E. 310 W. Monroe t . Rev. Waller Crtder. pastor; 10:30 J m. in.. wornip; 1:.TU p. m.. öunaay school: 7:20 p. m.. worship; 7:30 P m.. Wednesday, worship. 0 OSCEOLA M. E. CIRCUir J. H. Roycr. pastor. Willow Creek Sermon 9:20; Sunday school. 10:13 o'clock; Tamarack Srnday school, 9:30; eermon 10:45; ofceola iSunday school. 9;C0; Epworth league, 6:20; sermon. 7:30. PRESBYTERIAN MR-ST Corner of hinglon av snd Lafayette blvd.. Rev. Archibald McClure. minister; Mi3S Charlotte M. Partridge, assistant to the minister; morning service at 10:45 a, m.. evening service. 7:30 p. m.; Bible school at 9:20 a. m., J. I. Shafer superintendent: Men's Fellowship club at 9:20 a. m.. Dr. Llppincott. leader. WESTMINSTER S?ott ind Lindeey sts.. Rev. H. K. Grose, pastor. Residence. 817 Undsey sL Sunday school, 9:30 a. m., L. C. Whitcomb, superintendent; morning worship. 10:4 5; mid-week devotional service, Wednesday, 7:30 . m. SUNNYSIDE E. Washington av. and Francis st.. Rev. M. M-. Rodgers. Ph. D.. minister. Sunday echool, S:30 a. m.. A. J. Love, superintendent; 10.45 a. m., morning wor ship; 6:45 p. m.. Christian Enaes.vor; 7:30 p. m., evening worship? midweek service Wednesday. 7:20 p. m. Morning subject. "The Lori'a Supper." Evnir.? subject, "Room For the Sin-uf-r; 7:C0 p. m. Wednesday, mid-week service. HUNGARIAN Corner Cherry st. snd Washington av.. Rev. John Dezso, pastor; Sunuay school at 9 J. m.; church service at 10 a. m-: vesper service at 2 p. m. HOPE Leer and Dayton srts., EdMn G. Meister. pastor; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m., Frank Kettrintf. superintendent GRANGER Rev. W. O. Tenlnty. pastor; Sunday school. 10 a. m.I church service every two weeks at 11:20 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. LUTHERAN HOLY TRINITY ENGLISH 1 Corner Sherman av. and Lndtey st.. Rev. Albert II. Keck. pastor. 707 Sherman av. sunaa 6Ci100i 9:i5 a. m.. Charles I lass, preaching, 10:30 a. EUperintendent; Luther league. o'Ji p. m.; vesper1 with sermon. 7:30 p. m. Morning worship with holy communion; Lutber league leader, Miss Isabelle Chamterlan; evening, vespers with holy :rinunion : 7:45 p. m. Tuesday. Teachers' association meets at the church; . ::'0 p. ci. Thursday, Ladies' Aid society meets with Mrs. John Anderson. 1019 N. Allen nt., Mrs. Hans Anderson, assivting hostess: 4:15 p. m. Friday, cate-cl.t-t i.-al Instruction. This congregation will take part in the Cooperative Evangelistic Visitation Campaign Jan. 1 to 20. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Jefferson blvd. and William St., Rev. II. I'oRj. pastor. German service every Sunday at 9:20 a. m. Engl'.n'n ervic every Sunday (e- pt th third Sunday of the month) at 10:30 a. m. English Sunday school at 11 a. m. Parochial school, with daily t-'iL-i"s instruction. 4 10 W Jefferson blvd. Installation of church offl?ers Sunday. N llr irl'.sh service on New Year's day. Si'-k r.vneflt society meets Tuesday events - GLORIA DEI SWEDISH- Chapin and Kerr sts.. Rev. Carl G. Anderson, paster; 9: a. m.. Sunday school; 9:4ö a. m.. English rooming worI.ip: 11 a. m.. Swedish morning wo: ship; 7:20 p. m.. evening vorflllp. English sulect. "Yet Another Year;' Chri?t and the Law"; Sw.'iih subject. evening. Futi"Ct. "Traver." S p. m. Mniay, tl.e Sunday Sfhool teachers will ".t at tl home of Miss Emma Prytr, 7"- T. Indiana av.; S p. rn. Tuesday, i rny,r and rrai servtee. subject. "The fh;:rwh I nlTersal": 7:20 p. m. Wednesday, prayer s.'rv'ce. ubject, ''Nations at J T!.'"ir Leaders": S p. tu. Thursday, prn er service subject. "Home and ForMiions": 2:15 p. m. Thursday, t! - La!:' Aid will meet at the church pari t Mesdames William Peterson and Ci ar-i Swanon entertain; S p. m. Frld iv praver service, subleet. "The ChritUorr and Christin n LV.ncation": 1C a. r... Saturday, catechetical instrucrions. BRETHREN FIRST 1214 S, Michigan sL. Rev. G. W. Rench pastor; residence. 214 E Proad iy; 9:30 a. m.. Funday schoo. . D. "hitmer. superintendent; 10:30 9 m.. worship; 6:i0 p. .m Young People's meeting. "HURCH OF THE BRETHREN FIRST Miami st. and Indiana av.. Itev. H. H. Helman. pastor: f 20 a. m.. Sunday echool. P. O. Stahly, superlnterdent: 10:30 a. worship: 7:30 p m.. worship. SECOND CHURCH OF TUR PT. ETI I REN Corner Cushtng and Van Puren st3.. Rev. B. Pontioua pastor; 9:30 a. m.. Sunday schooL iL senscman. superintendent; 10:30 a. rr., worship: 6-3G p. ru.. Young People's meeting: 7:J0 p. rn.. worship; 8 p. ni. Wednesday. prajor ta eUng. UNITED BRETHREN S CONFERENCE MEMORIAL fCS S. St- Joseph st.. L. F. John, pastor; 9:30 a. m.. Sunday school. Gorge Burkhart, superintendent; P.4 5 a. m.. worship: 6:30 p. m.. Christian Endeaver; 7:45 p. m... worship. j .t War Go tn Chrrrh ?unsy: morn-' 1: ir v.Ve-t. "Our nf:ned Tasks"; 2 ". 1 p. :n M"lon n-.etlre of n S;;niliy crLool boards, oncers and teaefcers at ft- F:rt r.rt'sr etiurcti Pv. G. II. i wn will tare cbarge of v i s ' t a r I . n prrgram fcr te th sppslcer. Eren'.ns: s anJ Zacctieus." o:ir rtrrl J a n r. a rr , t:i Jft: subject.

EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION '1RST Lafayette blvd. and Mon-

tt., Rev. Edmund Kerlm, pauior. .30 a. rr;.. Sunday school; 10:30 a. 4i.. worship; 6:3U p. m.; 6:i p. m 'our.g people's meetinff; 7:30 p. ra.. worship. Mori...'.? 'rnioa bj Rev. Samuel H 15 a (farther of Indianapolis. KTenla Ntw ic'ir' fc-rüoa by lliLicni Kerli:.. UltOADWAY EVANOELICAiASOCIATIÜN Ccrner Rroadwa) nd Carroll bLs., Rev. E. UarrteUi Johnson, pastor; re-iidence. 14 111 S Carroll sL; J:20 a. rr... bundai school. 8. C. Lehn.ttn, 4iuprn.eoa eut; 10:30 a. rn worship; 6:30 p n... Younc I'eop' meeting; 7:i p. m.. evening worship Morning pastor's sermon rubjct, "A Nen eir s Me1ltition" ; Voue? People's Alliance at 6 :30 p. ta. Evening prac-a-Ing bj tie pastor subject, "livery

Christian An LvazjrelisL" I'ourtn terly conference Tüurs'iaj- evening at 0. fier. S. II. li iuu:gartr.er wlil ireach. The Sundar school o3I-ers for The Sunday school o3I-ers 10-J will te installed Sunday rnornlns. Jan. fc, wltii an Interesting program. ÜRACE. EVANGELICAL. ASS' CIATION Lincoln way W. and I Harrington, sup-rintcndent; 10:3 I a. m. and 7:30 p. m. vorsiiJp. , ? . j v a. gn ou luai tout. v. - COALBUSH AND ALTTXN CHAPin?; at Auten 8.15 p. m11 a. m., at Coalbueh EVANGELICAL ST PETER'S GERMAN 415 W. Isalle av.. Rev. Hugo Weichelt, castor; 9 a. m.. Sunday scnovil; 10:15 a. m., worship. Worship and holy comtnnnlon st njornlng eerrice: Tuesday evening. Men's Aid meets; Thursday afternoon, i sewing circle meets. ZION'S EVANGELICAL Comer Way ne and St, Peter sts.. Rev. Waldemar M. Ooffeney, pastor; 9:15 a, m.. Sunday school. Charles Weber, superintendent; 9.15 a. m.. Men's I Plhli 1 n t- f r It .M.V, 14 eader. l0;30 a m German wor. ship; 7 p m.. Evangelical ieagus meets. English service with communion at morning service. topic, "A TTesrure Within Reach." Tues.lav evening, business meeting of congregation. Wednesday afternon Ladles' Leaefit and Aid i societies meet. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH Main and Monroe sts.. Rev. P. A. Strom, pattor. Sunday school. 9:30 a. rru Oscar BsTgstetlt. superintendent; 10:45 a. m.; worship, 7:30 p. m. vorshlp. LAT1 ER DAY SAINTS CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY 8AINT3 321 8. Michigan u (Woodrr-en' Hail): 7:30 p. m. BIBLE STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL 224 J. bldg. Bible study 10 o'clock M. a a. rru; lecture 8 p. m. day 8 p. 7:30 p. m.; Wednesday testimonial meeting; m.. Bible study. FrlINSTITUTE 242 S. Lafayette sL, Melville hall; 7:45 p. m.. worship. COMMUNITY ULLERY Dixie, highway In Claj ownship; 9-30 a, m., St. Joafpt v'alley Sunday chool. C F. Post superintendent; Er.ua Helxnas, aa sistant superintendent; 10:4i a, m., worship. COMMUNITY Cleveland rd.. of! Dixie highway N. Sunday school, 9:30; movnlng service, 10:20; evening st?rvice. 7:30 p. ra. Hymn, prayor. 6oa, scrlptur- isson. ';'pi'jm. formal reception of Mi-ub.r, insrallatlon of ofTlcers. hymn, offer'ng. sermon, communion 6ervlce. nymn. bene diction. Christmas canta by the Church or me nremren. ciats or instruction at vu3 cuunu ior ice juuuc people muri.1 ' - . .Ol day even' eg at 7:30. ADVENTbT SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 9:?0 to 12. a. rr... Saturday, Prgra hall. Melville building. JEWISH TEMPLE BETH-EL Labile and Tavlor st.. Rabbi Albert G. Minda; 1:30 a. m.. Sunday pchool; 10:45 a. m., rorship. CATHOLIC ST. JOSEPH'S Hill et. and Lasalle av.. Rev. Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C, pastor; Rev. William Burke. C. 8. C.. assistant; low masses at 7:30 and 9 a. m.; high masa at 10:30 a. m. 0 ST. PATRICK'S SO 5 3. Taylor tt., Rev. John F. DeGroote, C. ß. C pastor; Rev. Wllllam Minnick, C. S. C, assistant: low mas-'ea at 7:30 and 8 a. m. ; high mass at 10:30 a. m. ST. HEDWIGE. POLISH Corner 5cott and Napier ets.. Rev. Anthony Zubowlcz. C. S. C, pastor; assistants Rev. Szamecki, C. R. C: low masses at 730 and 9 a. m.. high mass at 10 a. ra.; Sunday school at 2 p. m.; Olpers at 2:20 p. m M ST. STANISLAUS POLISH 413 ri. Lincoln St.. Rev. Roman Mariinlak. C. 8. C, pastor; marges a! 7:20. 9 and 10 a. m. fT. CASIMIR'S. POLISH 821 S. Webster st.. Rev. Stanislaus Gorka. pastor; low masses at 7:30 and ? a. m.; high mass at 10 a. m.; vespers at 2:20 p. m. ST. ADALBERTS. iOLISH Olive and Grace sts,. Rev. John Osadnlk, C. S. C, pastor; masses at 7:20, 9 and 10 a. m.; vespers at 2:30 p. m.; holy hour Wednesday at 7:2 0 p. ni. ST. STEPHEN'S HUNG ARU N Thomas and McPherson vx. Rev. Lawrence Horvath. paster; Rev Paul Miller, C. 8. C. assistantmasses at 8 and 10:15 a. m.: Sunday school at 2 p. m.; benediction at 2-30 p. m.: Our La'f of Hungary T.irsion in 300 block Catalpa av.. eame morning services; no afternoon servic8. Sacred Tleart mission on Indiana av.. samt as other mission. SACRED HEART. Ii: (? W Thon.as st.. BELGIAN Rev. Charles ' VSr i- ra.fnr' In mns t 1 7:30 and 9 a. m.; high mass at 10:30 a. m.; .Sunday school at 2 p. m.; benediction and vipers at 2 p. in. .s..... wawv.. . " ' - , - ST. MARY'S. GERMAN 4 31 S. Taylor t.. Rev. John M. Scherer. C. S. c, pastor; 1 )w mass af 7:30 a, in.; high mass and 6ermon at 10 a m.; Sunday school at 2:3d p. in; benedicLon at 3 p. ni. . FACRED HEART. NOTRE DAME Rev. John B. Scheler. C. S. C. pastor: ß a., m.. low mass; S;15 a. m., ttudenta' mass: 10:15 a. m-. pxxUh mass; 2 p. rn., vespers. INTERDENOMINATIONAL CRUMSTOWN UNION Paul R. Harr:s, pastor; 10 . nx, üibi rv-.. GREEK CATHOLIC. SEI.RIAN ORTHODOX. ST3. PETER AND TAULr S. Kendall at. and Dubail av.. Rev. Ph. Sreda.iOvich. pastor. Residence, 1727 S.

Churches

Chapin st. Sunday echool ar.d pray er twrvlcr-s. ZION Regular services of the Christian Catholic Aposiollc church at tho Eaalle theater 10 to lO:Sö a. m. ript orpan prelude and Illustrated drolunals. At 2:Zr: p. m. at the Prosre.Hs club parlors 212 S. Lafaette. Will .:r Gr.r. Vulivn. pr.i orTr, Zi'-.-n. 111. Van I). St.u::.akor. e; !-r In barg of '.urb Bnl L.-.-m-L Pior.e. L. 0741. Z'.oii DILlc c-Lool anl f-)ng prartlre 1:,10 p. rn. Srvi e? of salvation: Idv n tea'.ins ar.d CLrisfs sect ad ccclng. 2:ZCi p. m. SPIRITUALISTS PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST CHUHCH Moos hall. 2C0 S. Michigan St.. 7:30 p. m. Song serrlfe, Bible, lesion; Bpeaker, Fre i U'olf. Kev. Jprmi: gs. Mr. Hool and Mrs. Mosier will t.rlr.z tie spirit Urin; scaled envelopes. FIRST INDEPENDENT 7KR!5 IAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Melville hH. 212 S. Lafayette blvd.. Rev. sylvla Shafer pastor. Church oltices, 22S N. Lalayette blvd. Lecture by tte pastOi"; cesfage tearers. Mrs. Pearce and Uev Saafer. Public tneg3?e circle every Thursday evening at 711 Saerman av.. 7Ä) unlock. - FRATERNAL ORDER OF SPIRITUALISTS Meets every Sunday 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. (Woodmen hall). 120 2. Jefferson blvd.. Rev. Charles A. Thompson, pastor. Speaker. Dr. C. L. Lorkririce : messarebearers. Mrs. Nellie Tboinpnon, Mrs. Paul::?. Gusts? Tarnpal, C. A. Thompson. Prank Fi'ley: Schuyler Leslie, scripture I reader. Everybody inrlted. CHURCH OF COD CHURCH OF GOD Harrison av and Una&ey st., Wilmer C. Gray, pastor; 9;45 a. rn.. Sunday schooL j W. L. Hutsell. superintendent; 10:45 I a. m.. worship; 6:30 p. rn.. Young i People's meeting; 7:45 p. m.. wor ship; 7:45 p. m.. Wednesday, piayer meeting. CHURCH OF GOD OF TII& ABRAHAMIC FAITH holds services in Melvilli nail. 212 S- Michigan St.; 10 a. rr... Sunday school. F. A. Stllson. superintendent, CHURCH OF GOD 546 S. Chapin st. Morning services 11 a, m.; afternoon services 3 p. m.; Y. P. W. W. 6 p. ra.! preaching at 7:30 p. m. Elder Moses Anderson, pastor. INDEPENDENT SACRED HEART. HUNGARIAN Corner Catalpa and Indiana avs.. Rev. Alexander G. Yupa. pastor; ? a. m., low mass every morning; 8 a. m., Sunday, low mass. 10 a, m.; hlgn mass, 7 p. m, baptism; 7:30 p. m, V'jspera. NATIONAL POLISH. ST. MARY'S OF THE HOLY ROSARY, POLISH Sample and Kocluszko sts.. Rev. Edward Starorypinski, pastor; week dajs, 8 a. m.; high masa at 10:30 a, m.; Sundays and holy days. 8:30 a. m.; Sunday echool, 2 p. rn. WESLEYAN METHODIST WESLEY AN 1407 Rush st.. Rev. C. N. Porter, pastor; residence, 1407 E. Rush sU; 9:30 a. m., Sunday schoci. F. M. Porter, superintendent CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Rush and Milton sts. Sunday school, 0:20 a. m.. V. S. Houk, superintendent; worship. 10:30 a m.; Young People's meeting. 6:30 p. m.; evangelistic service. 7:20 p. m.; prajer meeung Wednesday evening, i .iU p. m. U. W. Waltz, pastor. FREE METHODIST RIVER PARK FREE METHODIST Fourteenth and Vinu sts.. Rev. A. R. HamiPon. pastor; 9:30 a. m., Sunday school; 7 p. m. worship. FREE METHODIST- Pennsylvania av. and Rusn 6t., A. R. Hamilton, pastor; 10 a. m., Sunday school; 11 a, m., preaching. FIRST Nazarene, 114 W. Sample pie st,; 9:30 a. m.. Sunday school: 2:30 p. m., worship; 7:30 p. m., worship. SALVATION ARMY Holiness meeting 10:30 a. m.; company meeting, 2 p m., all children invited; praise meeting ? p. m.; young people's legion 6 p. m.; salvation meetini: 8 p. m.; open air 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. MISSIONS CITY RESCUE MISSION 115 E. Jefferson blvd.. Ray A. Bird, superintendent; 2 p. m.. Jail service; 3 p m.. Sunday school; evening fcervlca at 7:30 p. m. PENTECOSTAL MISSION. APOSTOLIC FAITH 220 N. Olive sL. Cecil Castle, pastor; 10 a. m.. worship; 7:45 p. m.. worship; 7 45 p mid-wtek meetings Tuesday arjd Thursday. APSEMRI.Y OF GOD MISSION SIS W Division St.; regular services 7:45 eveiy evening but Monday; Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. G. B. Leeke. superintendent. MENNONITE HOFE MISSION 623 N. btudeba'er st.; 2:30 p. m Sunday school: 1.30 p. m.. worship: 7.30 p. m.. Monday, ?"Yiday and Saturday worship; Mary Nunemaker in charge. PENTECOSTAL MISSION 2C W. Jeffe-eon blvd.; 7:45 p. in., Tuesday. Thursday and Saf rday. worship; 7:30 p. m.. Sundi. worship; $ p. m.. Sunday, Y'our.g People's meeting. Y M. C A. Y. M. C A Corner S. A'ialn and W. Wayne st.. W. M. Danner. Ir. general st-cretary; L. E Gocdwln. ecretary boys department: services Tuesday, Wdne3ay, Thursday. Friday, 9 a, m.. religious conferf nc?s: Monda IS a. m.. Mlnister;al association; Friday. 7:30 p. m.. Rellgloa Institut-: Monday (boys? S:30 v. m.. Tri-C club Bible clas. 'IISTPR!A1 ASSOCIATION The Ministerial association meets every Monday morning at 10 o'clock except during the months cf Jul and August. The officers are E. G. Johnsen, president: A. E Monger, vice president, ar.d B. F. Gordon, secretary and treasurer; vis. ting ministers are cordially attend the meetings. Invited to Y. W. C. A C. A. Sunday, hour: 3:30 p Y. W vesper 4:30 p. m.. m.. high school eirls" Rible cls. teacher. M:s Sara IJppincotf Tuesiay 6:15 business women's supper and Bibb class, teacher. Miss Fhemla Lament: Wednesday. 2:30. Wyman's Pible class, teacher. Mis I-aniont: Thursday 7 p. r.. Industrial class "Testing Out a Working Girl's Creed."

bishop asks for strict

UNIFORM DIVORCE S YSTEM

South Carolina Is the only state lr. the Ur. ion that absolutely forMis divorce. Supporters of divorce ir. ether states have occasionally pointed to South Carolina as an argument for loo?r divorce law. deciarlrig the abnee of divorce provirlor- there made fcr Immorality. Cut tht Rt. Rev. W. A. Guerry. Episcopalian bishop of Svuth Carolina, :.:air.:a:r.s the mora'.s of h state are as high as any and pleads for uniform, strict divorce provision throughout the nation. R Tili; KT. KKV. W. A. GUL'IUIY HLshop of Sxutli Carolina. Episcopalian Church. CHARLESTON. S. C.. The startling statement that one-twentieth ot all marriages in the United States end in divorce La of itself sufficient to arouse even' earnest r.aan and woman to the seriousness of the situation that confronts us. Upon the Integrity and purity oi the American home depends the whole superstructure of our national life. Where the home la undermined and destroyed and children cast adrift by a selfish and self-centered individualism, there is an end ot all social and moral restraint. To combat the growing evil of divorce In this country, a group ol public-spirited men and women have been trying to get through congress a uniform divorce law. What is known as the Edmonds Bill alms to accomplish this end. The purpose of this bill is to limit the grounds of divorce. Stiff Fight Looms. One. difficulty in the way of a widespread publicity and agitation In favor of more stringent divorce laws grows out of the fact that the divorce evil has become universal. Many a voice has been silenced which today would be raised In protost against this growing evil but for the fact that some member ol his immediate family or some near relative has Joinod the ranks ofthe divorced. Because South Carolina has no divorce law. the moral standards and DUNSANY TO PROVE WORTH OF POETRY Will Undertake Lecture Tour to Convince People of Poet's Products. LONDON, Dec. 31. Lord Dunsany, author, poet, dramatist and soldier, chief hater of shams and all materialism, is about to undertake a lecture tour to convince people of the real value of poetry. "It seems perfectly obvious to me," he says, "that poetry is ol some use. "Man may prefer many more material things, but really poetry is no more silly than a new automobile. "It has Its place among the needs of humanity, and if a man neglects to recognize it then he w;ll be little better off than one who doe3 not know that he requires a thick coat on a cold day. "That 13 how I regard poetry, as something that every man needs, and this is my argument. It Is what a man does, not what he says, that matters. "The human feelings are the one ipofesslon common to all. They are the common denominator of the human race, and therefore, of all material that people can possibly care to read about and, surely, they should be- the most lntertstlng. IKThod From Emotions. "And the human feelings aro the raw material of poetry. "Poetry Is actually made cut ol whatever emotions may have been most profoundly etlrrel In the hearts of men. women and children in any period on which the poet may have been able to lay h's hands. "Poetry Is made of our "nnermcst feelings, and they are nearer to us than our boots, our clothing, our cash, or anything that our cash can buy. "Man may prefer many material things to poetry, and yet the value of all these material things, apart from the obvious necessltle-s of life, Is the pleasure to be derived from them. "Poetry Is concerned mainly with the delight that people get from all manner of objects, so that it is more valuable to a man than the mcst material thlr.trp. because it is directly concerned with hU pleasure. Money, at the best, will only bring It to him indirectly. " 'What's the darned use ot poetry? is the question people ask me. Well, I have been trying to give the answer." Tie a turban of straw around thy head (play the fool), but do not forget thy engagements. The Bank Ahead" M5, j tea i&w yd .i.Ti.i .u uj r-'-r , m . i. - m fn m

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V U .it THE RT. REV. W. A. GUERRY. habits of our people hive been frequently assailed. I do not believe that moral conditions in this state are worse than elsewhere. This Ls a matter of opinion based upon a general knowledge of conditions throughou the state. The charg-i has been made that owing to our rigid anti-divorce laws there is a greater amount of concubinage in this state than In an other southern state. In the absence of any evidence In support of this statement. I have always felt that the prejudice in the case was father to the thoughL Separation Allowed. Our state makes proper provision for a legal separation of a man from his wife or of a wife from her husband, If for any reason it is no longer desirable or possible for them to live together. In the cas'j of a brutal, cruel, and dissolute husband, the state will give the wife a legal separation from her husbanc and will also compel him to supiiort his wife and children. This Is a. it should be. The trouble Is that most people who are seeking divorce are not satised with a legal separation. The underlying purpose of It all is too often the intention of marrying again as soon as the divorce has been granted. SAYS IT FEELS FINE TO BE RID OF COUGH Stuffy Cold Unpleasant Hard Coughing Kept Him Awake Nights. TOOK FINE TONIC TO BREAK IT UP "For about three weeks I suffered from a terr.ble stuffy cold coughed so at night I couldn't sleep. I tasted a spoonful of Earle's Hypo-Cod Jutst to seo what It was like, and I feemed to feel that it had tho stuff .'n it to break up my cold. "My relief through the ure of Hypo-Cod was certainly pleasant and quick. In Just a day or two my coughing was easier, I had a bc-ttei appetite anl could sleep sound the minute I hit my bed. My cold just naturally couldn't last it disappeared and I felt a thousand percent better. In ,he mornings now I wake up with clear lung3 and can breathe fresh air freely through my no."?. My health is splendid as Earle't Hypo-Cod burlt me up and I have plenty of energy ready for a day's, work. During these times a fellow's got to be In the best of health to get the mcst out of business." said D. S. Turklngton. of the New Procef Stone Co.. residing at No. 7C0 3 Star Ave.. Cleveland, O., one of the counties numbers of people who have learned from personal experience how quickly and effectively Earle's Hypo-Cod breaks up coughs, colds, croup and such wintry troubles, building one up so as to resist these ailments tho rest of the year. Specialists prescribe Earle's genuine Hypo-Cod in preference to weaker tonics. Chemists assert HypoCod is the most effective, powerful, alterative. reconstructive health building tcnic made. It is featured by all leading druggists who know that the r.ame and endorspment oi experts frsm the Earle Chemical Co.. on ev'?ry orancre colored carton guarantees the highest quality and purity. Try it yourself, be guldd by the experience of people who have gotten results. You can get It from the Central Drug Store. American Drug Co.. London' Drug Co.. In South Bend, or the Red Cro?e Pharmacy. Mishawaka. on your way home tonight. You win like the pleasant flavor and will bo pleased nu'.cMy with the results. Ait. MOFLE POWER TO YOU Every ambitious person wants power. Th ey can have it by building a savings account Money in the bank is power. It is a buying power. It is a power that means influence. It is a power that gives the owner confidence and stimulates his ambition. Buücl an Interest Bearing Account Here and More Power to You. NEXT TO POST OfflCl Stability

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HAYS NOW DECLARES Postmaster General Has Own 4,0pen Door' Policy for Complaint?. Wa SUING TON. Dec. 31. -When Prstrnapter Gon. Hays ordered hli postmaster? a few days ago to oil up the h:r.c-fl of the doors to their private c;!;..vs and to institute th "open dour'1 policy he knew what he was talking about as a practical proposition. Fcr he ha-d fir it tri d It out hirr.s-?lf. ani reported to his a ociatt s that it "worked fine." The "open door" is one of the elements in !h general po'icy of "humanizing the department" instituted by Hayp. "The post olf.ee belongs to the people, and they hae the rieht to s-ee the posstrr. aster at any time." the theory upon which he gcef. s'o. In line with th!s theory, the postmaster per.eral "receives" or. s-vtral afternoons each wt-ek. He fn-is time to ta!k lor f:ve. 10 or 15 minutes with all so.ts cf pernors who have m.vters In hand which they feel they oucht to communicate to the postmaster general personally. These persons run th gamut of Importance from eor.g In Our New

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- ;er.cra'.'3 rrivate o fI r t u r r. s !!v. M me' Ir. a c : -r of the sime room anl calls th-.ra t-n by one. Talks With riflu On a recent aft'..o r. tw? cr.-g-rrr.n, a C.vll war vtrir, r- -tired from th r.tvl rv: .ril .vornan (or." of th?::": a r.-cr'j ar. I t-- n-. i-,r r-.-.frt W':c - i r. .. - ... .. 'th roorn, r.'.?r.s Rh r.'.rr th.n a : score of others "I'm retire 1. but jut the m-.-o ! I'd like to it"t s--meth!r.ff to d? to kep m hu-y." the- Civil war v-t-"-rar. was heard tto remark to ft on. par.ion. "Hfn a'.th the ier'Pr,r a long tirr. ar.d nr.t to f- if Hays can't do s-irr.-thing for n.f." J The cor.itrwrr.n w harl ll- : c t: ! r. C pct U ra '-" 0 : ' n''h a : h cthr. "Cculdn't gt my mar. in M-r p.t ! r.'.ank." ere remarked. "They'r- ". , lot rrrtetr in r;'.l '-r'.-'.c- th.--'? dayA f.:. rr.i - .. way." he adde.l ri.f i'.y. Others. W-o, w.i.t.r 1:: vr:r;i parts of the room, comment ' m -r ior l?ws audibly on thir p.irtl - u" : j d I cu'.tle?. Whatever they w.-r-. i each appeared Ritist.d after hr 'had h! own rhat wl-h the r r.as'cr gnral. Of th-? 25? 300 civilian population rf he HawalLin 's:in.Is. iti..'are , Japanese. Repair Department DRYCBEMING COMPANY PARIS CLEANING UNEKCCLUL SZl N. CtlZRICK 571 MAIH G92 USCOLN Ct2 ii l-' t - ' i Il . . - - , - . Z..; : - -. A 3 1 it live. Landlords know that, you own your own home.

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