Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1922, Page 2

ee ce ee ae ee - SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922. bring moisture to many an eye as | sider it a mefe club for those who are! Pay up for your Tribune and cet VANCUARD OF BOY SCOUTS LEAVES FOR CAMP TODAY) smticrs.sssics ins! sses |earcrttne "boc ct scl|* Mey fr Sveey Oe ik _ Bal | HANG khaki stand to attention and with |of an institution, but not ot real ly ° ° ° > A y ° | thelr hands at their hats in salute, fvalue to the community at large. I CALL - SBo-w recite the scout oath, promising jwoula especially welcome people on fealty ‘to God, to their flag, their | Sunday who thus regard the bani CONNOR TRANSFER 232 South Center PAGE TWO €be Casper Daily Cridune ARE NOT ! IN | has ever known when this bunch of |members will be received into the boy scouts over our land came to [church Sunday morning. | Captain Black and ten boys of ‘the ——_>—_———_ I G | | p | | nited 6 Sin."* = ing to the reports that have been | manhood with the principles of fair | { u Lutheran. tractive Power of Sin.” B. Y. P. Us| advance detail, together wit! fi h AR | Services in the morning at 11 o'clock ]7 p. m.; The Young People's Betas ate h the | brought in by those who have gone | dealing and a love for all that is Meet Me at the Smokehouse. | country and their home. It gives |that they may look at it from the promise of a greater people and a |other viewpoint, namely, as a valuable} 3 ] | asset to the community.” Eeveral new greater country than this old world (Pontical Advertisement.) cook and assistant, left this morning ‘ t Odd Fellows’ Hall, the Rev. A. A.| Evening service, 8 o'clock; theme,! at 7 o'clock for Camp Robert T. tine gus ttt pale ois — Hrmly imbedded tn thelr make right in the thick pines that forest | Anspach, state missionary preaching.|“When Is « Person Old?” baer) Kemp in the Big Horn mountains, | a te c Also at evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev.| music at both services. Our ptist! The party left on three trucks, More Republicans Switching|J. M. Cromer, preaching. Dr. Crom-| Four Male Quartets will sing at the| the Scout's Ford truck a pias preted yshype- saan Bi Value of Church To to Democratic Ranks Than |¢ fives a special invitation to his| popular evening service. All stran-| Black's car. They expect to reach | covered with grass. The spot could | )therwise, Records many friends to both of these services. gers in town are welcome. Tourists| Arminto for an early dinner and | not be improved upon and the sani- it Will B. j ther . | nging failure to] passing through who enjoy good mu-/ then the camp site by about 2 o'clock | tary conditions will be looked after Communi y [a &-}sic and a popular evening service are} in the afternoon. by Dr. Boftenbach which will assure | wement felt in] welcome. Baptists in the city are ex-| The advance detail will put up the | the boys’ health during the two / Subject of Sermon | Political Announcement I take this means to announce my candidacy for State Senator on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election, August 22, 1922. I am against the repeal of the Direct Primary Law. J. E. Frisby Show. new enterprise which is growing| pected to be out to the service.| 4 y in numbers and interest. The] ‘Those without a church home are wel- pce Ae. rc hepghely preg dere 4 | character list receives new names at| come. You ai tranger but once| by the time the scouts reach thers each service. It is desired that as/ jin the First church. | and have everything in the best any as possible sign at once as It is -_e possible condition for the scouts Besides about 80 or 90 boys from | the different troops of Casper and | The pastor of the Methodist church, | Mills, Salt Cresk is sending in @ |Rev. Lewis B. Carter, is to speak) delegation 25 strong to take part in | Sunday on, “The Value of the Church xP to organize in time to apply First Christian. | troops who will leave here ’. Ps ¥ at 8 o- i” r membersh!p e Rocky Moun-| corner Grant and Lind streets. For} clock tomorrow edged 2 beg ay and especially to be pres- |to the Community." In anncuneing tain nod. T x meets the! 1:5 week only Charles G. Stout min-| camp. Ts ‘or the | ent at the opening ceremonies and |this subject the pastor says, “Maybe| flag raising. The opening of a scout | people look upon the church as a lia- third of October camp has become a feature that ple are urged to t Lutheran peo-| ister. After the fifteenth R. R. Hilde > up with thif/prand will be the minister, Church ‘ood work. We have waited a 108} schoo} 9:45 a. m. P. Van Hekken. sup time for this opportunity and it ought|Sc;\rendent. 10.35 communion follow. bility and not as an asset. They con- ‘This camp is a wonder spot accord- accepted. All others} 44 yy sermon. Christian Endeavor 7 ed in the maintaining!) 1. Mae Luman, president. Even: whole gospel should ing worship and sermon 8 p.m. We this good work. MA&n¥| aynect our new minister to arrive on lifying some of the] puesday and on Wednesday evening ad's word.| we hope to see our membership of all ch has ever been! departments and many of the friends which is its “In-| of the church in*our place of meeting f faith.” to greet the new minister who will be ee | publicly installed at that time. A Trinity Lutheran. most cordial invitation {s extended to (Missour! Synod) South Park andj the public at large to attend these and t Fourth strees. J. H. Gockel, pas-}any of our meetings at any or all 9:30 Sunday school. 10:30 morn: | times. _ | ing service (German). Text of sermon - I Corinthians 19:6-13. Theme: ‘The Methodist Episcopal. tations and Dangers of This Era] Corner East Second and South Dur: . - of the World.” 7:30 evening service.|bin streets. Rev. Lewis E. Carter, ‘ale k leon able ro erl, pel pastor. 945 a.m. Sunday school. 8. ale ay in English. No service will] H. Marrux, superintendent. 11.00 a. — 4 Eugene O’Brien i ‘mon of the morning w ue of the Church be held here next Sunday, as the pas-|m. sermon, “The traigt the £ he does not Dem Of Movies Hurt =| ers steer SP tae eyoes. 18] be “teonives by’ letter and from pee, BS At Los Angeles cama why ate Mo eae wat /914 3% 969,000 eh Hs Si TH et > Aes t: Christian Science. League, Miss Alice , Bey Sunteeae AT Tae mes tn coe] arte Due 19/7 B 1,690,000 /91/ 246,/78.038 : t the cornet of Fourth| King’s Heralds. Wednesday, on sermon} ™- D © meeting and Bible study. Bring your Bibles. church edifi and Grant streetr. |The for tomorrow is “Soul.” The public “|is cordially invited, Sunday school | for pupils up to the age of 20 is held t $:30 a. m Testimonial meetings re held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. ing man truck Wednes in Cahueng: of danger severe con! s there was fear at eo" ; ‘ : tocar 6 los ere, 653 fosnanm i 1009 Ncoeiiioan reteest B. B. i rer Garey Land whch, Winter, Pastor. Sunday school 19 . a.m. Preaching 11-a. m. Subject, “God Leadeth Thee to Repentance.” said today that fH ES Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. subject} be out of the hos First Presbyterian. “Pride and Humility.” Evening serv \ 191 $ $485, 000 Dr. Charles A. Wilson, pastor. ; ; ; “ - ice 8 o'clock. .The Way to the King 1eonesth wi Sixth and Durbin streets. Sunday ” i > . snl concern was re ie dom.” Special music at all services. / ~ q sto of his*hair, which| School and Bible classes 9:45 @ m.!-Your will be welcome. Come! 1919 4, 764,048 gta SHO attention to| Morning worship 11 o'clock. Sermon bia ee 2 —_— Wa usta’ he|*? Seeking Jesus.” Evening Cait st 4 a dahant 3e thie, hath ° te nied perc: ee ies my 725 a Reena ee Bible AF b, ooo . ew back. which he feared would|fll!ment of Pro —Tyre."" 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