Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1922, Page 3

“Sy Gee nae home of Mrs,|234 red roses in addition to Valentine Mechiing on South Durbin street, stssestions of cupids and hearts. Drift 1.8. A street. The table decorations were of} ‘The Woman's Benefit association of mth and Wolett. cut flowers and places were Isid for| the Ladies of Maccabees will meet in| 12 guests. A course “inner was/regular session Monday night in the The evening was spent play-/1. 0. O. F. hall. served. ing Tusic. eee DeMolsy Dance Sucoresfal. - Wages vediteaitl 3 Lae] ais i [ i i i 5g appropriate the present the study is of and American poets. - ‘The next meeting will be held et 9 home of the Misses Olga and Haz- Rehal, on Tuesday evening. ad i Red Cross Work. For At a well attended meeting of the ‘Ww. C. T. U. which was held yesterday afternoon in the Natrona county It- brary it was decided to mark the arti- cles in the loun closet, which have been prepared by the W. C. T. U. members, and turn the extire outfit over to the use of the Red Cross, the TU. tamw's. . It was also decided to hold a enild welfare poster contést in which oll school chi'dren are invited to partict- rate. The posters which will depict some phate of the child we ‘are vi-! dames Roland Nichols and Clapp, Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney and Mrs. B. L. Es- tabrook acted as substitutes. eee Evening of Cerds Is Enjezea. city at the home -of ‘Mra. “William Walker, Mrs. Clell C, Campbell pre- sided at an evening of 500 held at her “500° and with dancing and/be~served by the past officers. All SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1922. fhe Caspet Dally Cribune Le apie Endeavor 7 p. m. Leader, will lead using the mission study book Ruth A. Marshall. Evening service {745 p. m. Text, Luke 10:20, “Notwith- spirits are subject unto rather rejoice because you~. mes are| written in heaven.” services. We are glad to s'e you out! to any of our services. The Northside| Community church is for the help of ‘wood in the fireplace gave the rooms ® wonderful red glow. | Nine tables of progressive 500 were) Refreshments will| month following at her former homo in Elichart, Ind., and in Illinois visit- ing with purents and relatives pf Mr. Andrews, She was accompanied east by her sister, Miss Ruth Boede- felt who will remain at her home in Indiana -|Speaker, the whole community and will be help- ful as the people of the Northside make it. C. A. MARSHALL. Pastor. Christian Science. Christian Science services are held every Sufiday at 11 o'clock in the new church edifice at the corner of Fourth | and Grant streets. The lesson sermon for tomorrow is “Spirit.” Thx public| W. J. Bailey, 1023 South Woicott street; Social Service, with Mrs. H. En- gelke, 365 South Kimball street; v: jig invited to attend these services| (ory workers, with Mrs. BR. R. Barr |221 North Jefferson street. Sunday school is held at 9:45 a. m. to which ealldren up to the age of 20! Unity Study Ciub. Midwest building. Services Sunday 11 a. m. Bubject, “Unifying and Translating Inner Spiritual Forces. Lenna Christal. | St. Mark’s Church. Rev. Philip K. Edwards, rector, Sev- Holy communion at 8 a.m. Church school at 9:45 a. m.+ Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m. Seventh Day Adventists. Moose hell, 129 East Second street. Walter H. Schacht, pastor. Sabbath /| school 10 a.m. Preaching service 11 ®& m Subject “The Wedding Gar- ment.” Bible lecture every Sunday evoning. Subject for February 5, “How did the change in the Sab- bath come about?’ Last Sunday we learned from the bible that the Sab- bath was made during creation week and would continue to the “New Heav- ens and New Farth.” Why is Sunday observed now? Who ts responsible for it, You are invited. Services held at the Labor Union hall on North Wolcott. Sunday school 10:30 a.m. Evening service 7:30. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody. No collections taken. York City on a buy- length. During ber F. C, Williams will be charge of the ready-to-wear store. eee Grace Spanko is confined to by a serious illness, so sorry to hear, eee Sarah Cheney ts leaving. this end for her home in Bates Hole after spending several days in the city visiting with friends and relatives. eee Dan McBride and baby daugh- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gladman are leaving this evening for Denver where they will spend the week-end and a part of next week on business and visiting with friends. eee Mra. Abe Kassis and Miss Edna Kassis aro now in New York City on an extunsive shopping trip for the Kagsis Dryy company. They intena‘to rettrn to thé city within a few weeks: y —>— CITY BRIEFS | 'T. S. Cooke, manager of the Rocky Mountain division of the Standard (ndiana) Oil company left Thursday night for Denver and Florence, Colo., where he will spend several days in- vestigating conditions resulting from the recent wage cut at the offices and refineries at those points. eee Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reed will leave tonight for Cheyenne where they will attend the Masonic consistory. Mr. Reed will visit the Midwest company headquarters in Denver beforé return- ing to Casper. ‘ * eee Mr, and Mrs. William Shaffer are leaving for Topeka and other points in Kansas where they will.spent sev- eral weeks visiting with friends and relatives. Mr. Shaffer is the owner of the Midwest barber shop. eee F. D. Berry, former resident of Cas- per, is spending several days ta Casper on bi ess. Mr. Berry is now a res- ident Fort Morgan, Colo. eee H. B. Durham left last night for Denver where he will attend to legal matters for the Durham & Lowey law offices, Gregory Powell, who is associated, .| with the industrial relations depart- meat of the Midwest Refining com- pany in the Salt Creek fields, has re- turned to his work at Salt Creek after visiting here for seyeral days. II DIPIPTILOPIOLIDE DE . . : : S ¢ First Tabernacle, corner Sixth and Dur Din streets; Rev. Charles A. Wilson, pastor. Sunday school anf Bible classes 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11 o'clock; sermon, “The Sovereignty of God"; anthem, “Sing Alleilua Forth”; solo, “There Is a Green Hill Far Away,” Mrs. Ralph Buckner. Young people's meeting 6:30 p. m.; on Kednesday. Supper at 6 p. m x You,» but! small price to @over cost. \were 90 present last Wednesday anil) T. Welcoire to these/the prayer meeting was doubled. Pr: |board megting at the home of t at 7:30 p.m. Regular mid-week pray- “John Wesley, Jr.” 7:30 p. m. sr-| er meeting Thu: night at 7:30. AN mon, “Idois." Anthem. Church night|are cordially hearty welcome. woman's pray- er band will meet at the home of Mrs. B, Haines, 1218 South Celar sweet. Thery er service aud Rible study at 7 p. The Capitol Hill circle will charge. Thursday 7:30 p. m. o: CASPER PROBED cles will meet as follows: Busy Bee, with Mrs, E. G. Witt, 756 Harrison street; Capitol Hill, with Mrs. 0. w. Hilgren, 445 South Grant street: CY with Mrs. Frank Hoguc, 1204 South Walnut street; Kensington, with Mrs. hurch night was a great success last Wed’ . nesday. All who desire to attena|{ndustrial should let the pastor know on Sun- Gay or not later than Tuesday night 80 the ladies may know how many to Prepare for. Last week nearly three| times as many came as had promised to come, and this was embarrassing to those who provided the supper. Wo| want all to come but need to knew how | F*ineries has been completed by indus-| inant trial relations directors of the Stand- Tuesday, 7:20 p. m. Sunday schoo} | “74 Of company of indiana working; Miss |!" Conjunction with employes’ repre-| Mabel Johnson, 724 South Beech street, "ePtives and the investigation will be | carried to Chey: Laramie and Den-| v that c parisons may be estab- d. The investigation here was ucted by J. W. Curry, director of | industrial relations for the refining company, Don L. »bdell, assistant di- Rocky Mountain divis-| John “McClellan, Jr., J. D.} nd H. W. Everstein, em-| yes’ representatives. A report on| ——— the survey will be available following Trinity Lutheran. the completion of similar surveys at South Park and East Fourth streot.|the three other places. j J. H. Gocke?. pastor. In the absence! The investigation here took into ac-| of the pastor the Rev. P. Stengel/court rentals in particular and the of Lusk will conduct both services| price of foods, shoes, restaurant meals, } | here tomorrow. The morning service|drugs and sundries and other neces-| Relations Officers of Standard Work in Con- ntatives. Repres Study of living costs in Casper and their relation to laborers’ pay at the Pentecostal Holiness. Services at 1102 North Durbin Rey. Jacob Shultz in charge. S at 2:30 p. m. Preaching at 3 o'clock and 7.30 o'clock. Revival meetings will |... be held every night next week: with|ion special healing service on Thursday !c,i} evening. Everyone made welcome : commences at 10:30, the evening serv-| sities entering into expenditures of la- ice at 7:30. The Sunday school willjborers. The same subjects wili be be in charge of Mrs. J. H. Gockel. treated at the other places. Messrs. | —- Critchfield and Everstein will accom- | First Baptist. pany Mr. Curry and Mr. Lobdell to Fitth and Beech street. . M.|Cheyenne to continu work. | eater | It’s some play “Nowadays.” | | r. LE Berquist Croup Headaches Thompson, Jr., pastor. Bible school 945 a.m. There is a class for you. Morning worship 11 a. m. Theme, “God's Place in Lit Anthem, “Lord We Worship Thee.” Vocal solo “Teach Me to Pray,” Ed Flinn, B. YP. U. 6:30 p.m. Evening worship 7:30 p. m. Theme, “The Hills of Rest’’ Anthem “Praise the Lord, All Ye Nations,” Violin suio, Mary Flinn. Vocal Solo, “Bow Down Thine Ear,” Mrs. A. B. Johnson. Monthly business meeting, Wednesday 7:30 p. m, Remember subject, “The Temple of Solomon.” Something of interest for every one that attends. Tuesday 2:30 p. m., Mission Study class in the ladies’ class room. Wednesday 7:30, prayer serv- jee, Thursday 2:30 p. m., the Ladies’ Bible class of Mrs. Wilson will have a party in the church parlors. Sunday evening at 7.30, the sacred concert, “The Holy City.” Oratorio for solo voices and chorus by A. R. Gaul, Part I. Contemplation—Mrs. W. E. Thomas. Chorus, tenor solo and quartet, “No Shadows Yonder.” Soloist, Mr. Rarie. Quartet, Mesdames Gates and Sund- well; Messrs. Rarie and Williams. Air, tenor, “MY Soul Is Athirst for Goda"—Mr. Bottoms. Choru:-—"They That Sow In Tears.” Aair, alto, “Eyes Hath Not Seen”— Mrs. Leschinsky. Chorus, “For Thee, O Dear, Dear Country.” Chorus, “Thine Is the Kingdom.” Part II. Adoration, plano—Mrs. W. C. Thomas Air, bass, “A New Heaven anda New Earth"—Mr. Firmin. Chorus, “Holy, Holy, Holy.” Air, tenor, “For the Lord Our Goa"— Mr. Bottoms. Air, alto, “Come Ye Leschinsky. Chorus, “The Timing Pot Is for Silver.” . j Air, soprano, “These Are They”— Mrs. Frank. Duet, soparon and alto, “They Shall Hunger No More”—Mesdames Burns and Pelkey. Ladies’ quartet, chorus and solo, “List the Cheruble Host.” Soloist, Prof. Methodist Episcopal. 302 East Second street. Rev. Lewis ®. Carter, pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Classes for all. 11 a m. ser- mon, “Life a Sacred Trust.”’ Anthem 2:30 p. m. membership class, Pleass be prompt. 3:15 p. m. King's Heralds. Lessons from the Junior Friend. 6:30 p.m. Epworth League. Blessed""—-Mrs. each and every one of tho services Sunday. Any strangers who aro with- out @ church hame are welcomed among us, All Baptists are supposed to be witn us| The gymnasium is ready for use and we know that this will be popular with the boys and girls, This church is to serve the en- tire community. You are a stranger but once in the First Baptist church. Infantile Paralysis Rheumatism Occupational Neurosis Pancreatilis Renal Diseases Albumineria Chronic Appendicitis Torpid Liver ciousness) Optic Troubles Rickets One FREE adjustment to each new patient every Tues- day in February—from 12 to 2 and 7 to 8 P. M. Suite 6, Zuttermeister Bidg. Phone 1757 Driverless Cars Dodges and Satins pve One Remove Pimples and RordiLonsTese | versed Paiaater rec. Blackheads With Cuticura eid First Chorch of the Nazarene. 611 East H street. Nona D. Gilles pie, pastor, 833 North Madison street. Sunday schol at 10 a. m. C. C. Alls: man, superintendent. A special mis- sionary offering will be taken in the Sabbath school. Preaching at 11 a. m. Sermon by pastor. Eyening worship ‘seizes ROAD SHOW TO PLAY appearing at the New Lyric theater! will be on the boards at this popular playhouse, beginning Sunday, consist-| ing of 18 acts of vaudeville besides | All ages. 4 the big Harold Lioyd feature pictyse., Watch the Tribune road shows now appearing including the Barnyard Trio, Skinny LaMonte, 6 fect 7 inches tall, the dancing clothes | It’s for you pin; a Night on an Oriental Island; a| A chance of your life. backtace monologue and a funny | Soe : : 7 burlesque ineluding the ten dancing junction With Employes’ | chtcxtets | ‘The Harold Lioyd feature is one of! At the HUB THEATER. PAGE THREE is a scream from start to finish. 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