Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1923, Page 3

SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1923. Casper Sunday qorning Cridune PAGE THREE ‘ It is a unton If not able to churches will sing. servico for all people. remain for the whole service then come and go when you wish. Tuesday 20 p: m., Woman's Home Mission- ary society at the home of Mrs, P. N. Chaplin, 622 S. Durbin. street. Mrs. ¢ Johnston and Mrs, L. A. At the morn- . the pastor will Toothaker will assist, ing service, 11 o'cloc! baptize children presented by their parents. All who desire to dedicate their little ones to Christ are invited to bring them St. Mark’s Episcopal. Philip K. Edwards, Rector. communion at 8:00 a m,;. 9:45 a m,; morning mon at 11:00 a. m. Wednesday at 30 p. m.: Thursday at 4:30 p. m3 Good Friday, 12 to 3 p. m.} Saturday, baptism at 4:30 p. m Rey Holy church scho prayer and se ~S Holy week noon First Baptist. th and Beech Thompson, Jr., Pastor. chool, 9:45 a m.,- there is n class for you; morning worship, 11:00 a. m., theme, “One Phase of the Cross"; school of missions, 6:30 p m., cM Sunday c s for all ages including story telling and nurser- evening service, 7:30 p. m., jubilee singing by Brother- d of Second ptist church, mes by Rev . W. Brannon; mid- « service, Wednesday, 7:20 p. m. ture with pictures: “On the} h,” Rev F, Blodgett; men in} gym, Thursday, 7:30 p. m., open to] all men; women in the gym, Friday, 7:30 p. m., open to all women and girle. | Wednesday evening Secretary Blod- gett will give an ilustrated lecture | of the achievements of srid Movement during the show sor years passed, Our denomina- has done wonders. Come put 1 enjoy this treat Wednesday eve Beginning Sunday morning with Bible school you can’t afford to miss a single servic You are a stranger but once in the First Bap- tist church. First Presbyterian. bernacle at corner of Sixth and tory service beginning at 7 o'clock, the main service at 7:30. On Easter Sunday a German serv- ice at 10 o'clock, English services at 11 a. m,, and 7:30 p. m. Grace Chapel, African Methodist. 305 North Grant St. . J. Burwell, B. D., Minister! Sunday school at 10 a. m., ‘Mrs. Virginia Anderson, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m, and 7:30 p, m. Bible school Friday at 7:30 p. my Rey. T, J. Burwell, instructor, We fre worth as an asset to the city and ‘community? Are they worth your time and influence for a few hours on Sunday? If you believe they are, then we want you in the Bible school and preaching service Sunday. Your influence is being used either | for right or wrong. If you are not in the church service on Sunday you are using your influence on the side} of wrong and are not encouraging your children to follow in the paths of truth and righteousness. As & people we plead for the union put them on. tlemen. streets. Rev, Charles A. Wil 1D. D. pastor. Sunday Sch 1 Bible classes, 9:45 a, m. Morning worship, 11. Tenth anniversary serv of the starting of the First Pres Casper. Speake are Rey. H. W, Bain] I like them with the “Danderine” and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. Instantly, yes, | immediately, you have doubled the beauty of your hair. It will mass, so soft, lustrous and so easy to do up. ts removed. Let “Danderine” put new life, vi and brightness in your hair. This stimulating tonic will freshen your scalp, check dandruff and falling hair and help your hair to grow thick, strong and beautiful All dust and excessive oil The best looking coat I ever had. Received more compliments on the clothes you made for me than on anything I ever had before. They are so stylish looking with a distinct individuality that is so seldom found and they feel so good. better every time I A good many of our friends did not believe that such tailoring was to be found in Casper. Such comments we are accustomed to hear every day from our patrons and friends, You will feel better, look better in clothes we tailor for you. Our prices are as low as $19.50 and up to $115.00, Come, let us measure you now. Our assortment of woolens is the largest in the state for both ladies and gen- S. H. ACKERMAN & CO. CASPER’S LEADING CUSTOM TAILORS DRY CLEANERS, DYERS AND FURRIERS 116 East Midwest Avenue Phone 483-J long, | | Campbell Johnson Co. HEAD-TO-FOOT CLOTHIERS “fit in” when the weather is right’ They have refinement, class, and every one of them new. Enjoy your clothes, even though they cost a little more---but not too much. Adler- Rochester’s $35 $40 $45 $60 } ig were glad to welcome a number of! j talled and ench assistant was able| training during the recent war served] More than 5,000 octupuses were | new members at the last session. The y p in dire honic communi-|a very fine purpose. They compre-| landed in one week recent!y by the purpose of this school Is to encourage | cation, from changing stations. On| hended and were amenable to the| fishermen of northern France. | Bible Study. An especial meeting of! days of big scenes. these eighteen! military discipline demanded and| -_ 7 | the Building committee was held Mon: | : assistants, each directly werable| Joined heartily in 1t a8 a certain way | 4 | day afternoon at’ the home of Mr.| ¢ 5 to Mr. Rosson, were distributed| of making oasier their individual] A kind of ant found in Honduras | H.C. Coleman, chairman. Dr. Ward. | ong the hundreds of players and| tasks. Mr. Rosson was versed in| Wil! prey upon houses, and when o: | our presiding elder, was present and/ 1 these field commanders wore cos-} military technique and put his knowl| started will soon eat one down | some very helpful suggestions | | tumes and makeup in. keeping. with | to good use. He says that with See . | relative to the new Grace Chapet,| | those worn by the players so their| out regulations and methods similar) pls = ¥ ~ which will be built in the very near| a e presence before the camera could not| to those im use in the United States| | Tro ch ie fat fiebishan She peso? ee Be Christian Science, | future. The minister will preach at) Military knowledge acquired in the World War, aided | be ‘letectea. ' ,| army, it would have been impossible oe sigs eipeae atc ng ete Science services are held | ization | both services Sunday. His theme fer! materially in handling armies of supernumeraries in the y keeping tho various ‘‘regimental| to have handled the situation con-| ; unday at 11 a. m. in the tm years ago, will speak on the|the morning sermon ts: Marching | 6 oir ? th ‘di 5 f “D } Watrbavies’ bin |< nanders’” in close contact with| fronting him during the taking of| chureh eaifice at Fourth and Grant|Stbfect, “The Chureh in the Past.”| With King Jesus”; for the evening:|COUrse of the production o} ouglas Fairbanks in Robin} the various squae strict discipline] the scenes of the great jousting con-| 8. Sunday school for pupils up| U. A. Reed. address, “The Church in| “Going Up to Jerusalem.” You are| Hood,” a United Artists release coming to the America and| was maintained and the matter of| test in which nearly two thousand | 10.the axe of 20 ts held at 9:30 a, m.| the Future," and Rev. Charles A. Wii-| Welcome to all these services. Come! Iris theatres, starting Friday, March 30, and many achieve-| ‘ssuing orders was greatly simplified.| men and women participated, fling | reat Bony metings ase held oh ee “The Living Church. “ee bring one. ;ments heretofore considered impracticable were made pos-| aye rons waa poate ie stay Met Be age ge! TS SAUPEsON: rate nesday evenir 8 o'clock Anthem, “I Heard the Voice of Jesus’ | a aa 5 rn e E rity 1e members of @ » of play-| acres : 5 pe | Rev. Edwin E. Preston. jrasusteys yesch big scene, in many of which] and he was right among them. Wha assistant directors in the bust- Te sore Bide Methodist. at ears members and new mem-| ceppath school, 9:30 a.m. Wanted!| Mr. Fairbanks wanted to get much! 1,590 players appear at once before| other mssistanie decrsee dit not heel Sas.) Frat tibesutisun. ldentisied swithl| Jesse A. Dean, pastor. Residence sent At. thi serrieg ame’ 0°! consecrated Christians to aasist in| ™ore than mere “mob atmosphere’ the tens, All the usual methods of|{o bs, heeded. Director Dwan was | Mer Diwan tec nearly se vente dus | ague Hotel. Phone 886. Last Sun.| Present at this service. Young Peo.| jinto this picture. For the sake of directing i ot sufficient in’ thé fe 23 ; aaee | the Bast Side Methodiet sun ple's society at 6:30 p. m, G. W. Bar| Mstructing the children in the Sab-| U0 TNS Pia ee ee a tthin. thel hg Were not sufficient in th¢/enabied to, issue widely divergent| ing which time he has assisted in school began ite carcah cae Lhe | sheladieet Wad aeteree eeoeee bath school. Will you volunteer?| z a | circumstances and necessity led to! orders to various sections of his army | many big productions. Prior to en-| - fan its career with a com- . ress the society On| storming worship, 11:00 a. m. Prepa-| PUnds of accurato facts gleaned from putting into effect a real military|sithout delay or eonfuston by dire x the mot picture fleld, he te beginners’ dep: r the subject, “Millennium.” Evenin, paige ae ptt a x history by a corps of researchers, it ¢, Pic | eesbe shake y | tering the motion . partment at the a 1 hi 2:30 P + establshment on the Pickford-Fair dhe toveach iidividiual Mesiatant | niave as ol he Boston ne of Mrs. H. B. Maxon, 1431 East | Worship at 7:30. Sermon, “Not Ash-, ration for the Easter bg for prayer, WS necessary that each individual| banks “lot” during the making ot| rpone to maaan ithe | oe ete ee se "irst street. The courage of t amed of the Gospel.” “Anthem by|>-™- Week night meeting for prayer, — 11... in the whole army should do . poueetar, an layed the| Symphony orchestra urage of the lt-| Y| praise and Bible study, Wednesday this particular picture. | orders to the under his ——————_—_ folks in coming out in the cold| the cholr, Male quarter, “The Way-| Praise, . mn | exactly, the right thing at exactly the) “1055 ‘the order of the Supreme| command, av | was Testes thay "| sde Cross. ei sees 7 . 0 \ j@. Sup! Comra Our furniture prices are the lowest as remarkable, but they were re-|*° Cross.”"—Messrs. Blackston, Pen er right moment. . Moreover, there was! QQoPOnad ponying rain te| ‘Tho fact that a targe majority of| ;;C%r furmiture prices are the ho happy time they had ‘ams. Baste i 4 ania = Reeehtc eh ‘i eee ap Ache te Dey. eCeley pancu anes aster Mulls Presbyterian, director, Allan Dwan, as gen-| thi n serving as knights, foot ae : 4 The hour for hoo! Is 9:45 a. m,| Services next Sunday morning. Bap.} sappath achool, 2:80 p.m. ‘“Look-| of all Christians on the Bibleiand be-| eral, assigned his chiet assistant,| dicrs, heralds and in. various : — tism and reception of new members. ing back over the lessons of the past] eve that the Bible should settle all Dick Rosson, to the duty of organ’ capacities in vogue back In the| The total-cost the League of Died | sermon and special music. In| three months.” evening worship,| questions. .Do you the Master ing his eighteen assistants and to| twelfth century around King Rich|t this year ts 0,000, which sum ning at 7:30 the cholr will) 7:39 p. m., sermon subject, “Running| well enoug t your will to| serve as brigadier-general over them| ard’s English castle, had had military! {s divided among 62. states. ae t at the First Me & sacred concert. The Ladies’! ts Win.” This is Palm Sunday, the| His? jas if they were so colonel — he with ing week," Taberaacle ” Wedneeday evening | Sat; ouneey cf, the JEresuyterian| | Senn, prayed that. ‘ile followers! eneh tu Samaménd.of a “regiment AANA bid coming week Wednesday evening. | church year. Is it not & good day tol an might .be one! and we are trying ® unit. A system of mobile wy h 7 { ie at 6.30 o'clock. Proceeds | forget the past and look forward to|to bring. about the answer to His Phones such as the United a the reputation! St. Anthony's Catholic | te go to the building fund. Don't for |the future? Let the past twelve] prayer, Are you? | Signal Corps uses on battlefi a : Corner of Seventh and Center| 8t the time. All are wel | months with all its lessons be a step- Sunday services as follows: Bible} a ARE YOU I (ele) FA’ I 74 as a’ Jirects. The Rev. Father J. H. Mui-| C°™* bing stone to better and higher] school, 10:00 a. m., Communion and 2 . y“\in, pastor. Masses on Sunday at — things. sermon, 11:00 a, m. Christian en- CALORIES eee re, > ‘ and 10:30 a. m. Maas during t Emmanuel. Baptist. emir deavor, 6:30 p. m vening service WHY NOT REDUCE TO MUSIC? ood mixer ek at § : Benediction Sunda 15th and Poplar St. Unity Truth Center. 7.30 p.m. Special evangelistic ser : \ © p.m | na, Pastor. Midwest Bldg., Room 215. ices iHuridaycaventug. Wednesdsy aves Emphasis used to be Hasnt ot at J vices for the week be| Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning | ning prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Fri- § focused solely upon the cal- amiys Demonstrate wietGn | sinning March 26 services, 11 a, m,, subject, “Jesus, the|/day night church school, 7:30 p. m. § orific value of foods. Now, z 2 age to th d ab R. R. Hildebrand, Tee unday, 10 a m,, Bible school, Mrs | World's Saviour.” Lessons in Truth.| Regular monthly official meeting it is known that vitamine- 9 . atten cal usin AE ae pater | SEE ap matt | Rite Sap mt” Cites hae | eePebenee, Ste rng fH known thet eam WALTER CAMP’S REDUCING ° hurch school 9:45; morning worship oF . 5 : quality is equally essential Tish kane eneholie foe ie gs eme, ‘The mutual relation and obii | ing. 10 a. m. Good| members of the official board are re i Went vhs Z ere 2 [= shi 5. Good tusie by choir ana | £tons of church membership under| Words club, Friday, 3 p. m., speaker,| quested to be pre | § to adequate nourishment. RECORDS ular jo 7 orchestra, Things are dookine Ata] the figures of the human body, Ir | Lenna Cristal Bérnes. A Very cordial invitation is extend-| 9 ® 13° . . for a great Easter program. The| xi2??% BX. P. U. 6:80 p.m, — ed to all to attend these servi | Complete With Charts $7.50 %, biahau) ricerca ae l treat. The | Miss Katherine Prewett, presiding Grace English Lutheran. — | = R ntata in of exceptional quailty ana| Evening sermon, 7:30 p. m., theme Odd Fellow's Hall. | =| Work is the natural lot of peeren y : nc a eveni vices. Owe unday Ri | build: = ye rien ut that can be expected. As good | Whisler, cholrister. Halston, tallpertitaneent, OBEY Hae ! | # energy- building food ARE -YOU TOO THIN? =| If added to this the ability weather. comes we org wpbouligy our Wednesday evening Rev. C. W.| the “Jiggs and Maggies” on new | and tonic. It is also * 2/to save, he possesses a com- raat berg ta, ey Thompson, Jr., pastor of the First} scholars. At last report Jiggs was rich in vitamine- WALTER CAMP’S — bination that is bound to ary " e | Baptist church, will deliver an ad-| ahead and Maggie was in a perfect | § factors, so important =| bring succe rel poe: meates our services| dress on the “Continuation Cam | rage. We think she will be far ahead tn building ape tie “DAILY: - DOZEN” RECORDS) 2) the citi National-Bank Seas made to feel the wel-| paign. A full attendance on all] this Sunday, {f not, the Jigga’ better | |S bod ti Pees en users a one: ae come. Ines: evening #8 our | services is very important look out. Morning worship, 11:00 | | 9 and promoting % fan nian =| will be a valuable friend to Chureh Evening and after the de- Be idtsta" A aay) MOSER MRonkh . LIE Sarees healthful progress. With Instructions = Vou’ along thetroad! So biswen Is the c! ss or other organ : L ‘ et “ = é be rs % 3 North Casper Luther League, 6:30 p. m. Debate, . Scott & Lowne, Bloomfieid,N.*. 2-19 aa hrough working and zations “meet. for: thelr short busi 1009 North Durbin St. subject, “Is the World Growing Bet- Tr This! A Gleamy Mass of | WILL BUILD 4 U UP things Rarous, id nua mensions.or gather, for, tbe. my Geo, Woodard, Minister. ter?” Mr. Barr leads the affirmative, 5 3 | Full Set $10.00 = | Saving. clal period. Friends and strangers are} sunday school, 10 a, m.: Christian} Mr. Blomgren leads the negative. Luxuriant Hair | ull Set . = Our bank can be your coun- one ee ais ote cetioe Neate endeavor, 6:45 p. m., leader, Harry| Robert Heinz and others: will assist | = |sellor and friend, your advisor e : Lee; topic, “Educational Missions at| Mr. Barr. Mrs. Cromer and others - Waciat tiatinds Scouts also meet at the, church | Home and Abroad.” Morning service,| Will assist Mr. Blomgren. Mrs. Carr Notice to Home and Erunswick Complete Record Stock Always = ela te financial na * evenings. Next Saturday | 5, a “Al % é = : y ish. by }11 a. m., subject, “Cleansing the! will help also on the negative. Mr. a : : 3 di uy 2 isk eee, y set for the great Easter | Clean; music, “Palms,” by Geo, and, Thomas Thompeon and Mrs. Runden Builders A Young Lady to Play the Latest Sheet Hits for You =| Make the Citizens’ National for fai nore aes eine of! L. Tyler. ‘Evening service, 7:30 p.m.,| and Mrs. Wilkes will act as judges re tecinine onthe Baise tor C, G. Conn Saxophones and Other Band Instruments =/Bank your bank and receive school. The subject for| subject, “Treating Christ as a! We expect a hot time. Come. Eve: SOUT? Maw heaia: bal suis’ to = /the personal interest of every sermon is “The Good rant"; quartet, “Sayed by Grace."| ning service, 7:30 p.m. The famous Pek tha ton ni b f the instituti " ‘The entire congrega aioli ‘Rains Horn cartoon’ slides will be wome of the # now be bull member of the institution. tion is sup » have read the en-| Sunday School, Fenway and A. ed, such as “The Poisoned Stream,” =a Sh coe. Uae Msg: ° We welcome your account. Ure moar n preparation for All members of the Sunday school| “The Cigarette Fiend,” “He Built on a aa paces pete pa In the morning’s study. Get the church | at Fenway and A streets are request-| Sand,” ‘Christ Before Mammon efopie Wee Cela TIA j le . = THE CITIZENS going 1 aie F Our if10- |.ed to be at the bullding at 9:30 o'clock | Stranger at the Door." Last Sun GH arts Grive that’ baw teenie = gan for yhole Church |'where autos will bring all members| night the house was full. Come early at hes been) t Home ofthe Chicikeri = K > Bey ny at in TI t Schox class is golne/ to the First church for the Sunday] !f' you want a seat. Thank you. ie = months: a 232 East S d St. rel g Ph = NA ONAL BAN rong. ¥ e is desires. wendaidhone. | Come again. J. C. Dobbins Plant ast Secon a asper one 194 5 - fist Se} | —— Goa iS rian Consolidated Royalty Bldg. ee var hat: ueooia ad aeuth Bisegrilt Paap? FCG tes rane semaon et ea ser Be) i eras aie ES if ag °! i ore 5 e ¢ apa mith Burda: eidal/ ae odes. Gore Cor. ae and wan ep . j : « conducted Mrs. Carte: me he Church vin Dora Stanley will sing. Evangel'st | Trinity Lutherans pumbers and intertat. Avery, depart: service, 11. Sermon by Dr. J..A. Dean.| (gissourl Synod) South; Park yand| Ment of the church is at work an Anthem, dol Our fathers." | rage Fourth Strecta, . Jv H. Gockel, O" the upgrade, ‘ ogee Tombership class, 2:30 p.m. All mem-| Dastor, Sunday morning, at 10.80 e will soon have our new bas bers of the class who have not been sie i i) be hela én| ment ready to worship in and our 1a . baptized at that time. |" Unslish service wil see on | Bible school will soon reach the two mbleiiparenta rte inet y _ King’s | Which the sermon will be based on) i ndred mark. Come along and let's ; 3 bea icaR EES the text Hebrews, 12:1-10; theme, ote erald 5 n aw LA if y with Tenalde. O15 pe rm eae Will waeague:| “Jesus the Author and Finisher of Sr eene: ee CUnaay | a Sule quartet. Duge hy the Gietin | OUF Faith.” In the evening, at 7:30,|° The Dastor is able to be out again ; brothers Tvangeligtie service. 7:80 p.| the last of a series of Lenten secmons| ang wit be able to preach Sunday BY To Rermon by the raster Octet, * Be Wil be preached. ‘Text: John 19:8-16;| Toming and evening, We had 147 1 Atior Breathe an Hvening Blean'ng.” | heme, “The Closing Scene of Christ’s| inet Sunday .in Bible school. Eo NYS svangellstic services. cach night of | ?*!8! Before Pilate.” Sunday morning the pastor will j : A ‘except Tuesday and Satur-| During Holy week the following| preach the second sermon in the | 740 o'clock, The pastor and| Services will be Held is series of sermons on the “Three Dis | a a aundy Thursday, a German fons.” If you are interested in bi ps s | : A. Dean will steak, Good con- vis pensations. yo r In a few moments you can trans-| cragational singing. Come and bring| Service with Holy Communion, the| Bible and church history and believe| form even plain, dull, flat halr. You pring clothes we are i ane as, 11] Preparatory service beginning at 7] in the Gospel you cannot afford tolecan hy itsab x + See ee rad Tileay wevioa: with | Ope; the. toale eenvibe, at T40N0,. | inten, ahingperien cthapeipane, Beate ot Teas Gat pete aber | selling now, help a man eo. Reid. Various yore of the, city On Good Friday, an English service} Fathers and mothers what do you|hottle of “Danderine” at any drug: 1 spoale and singers from difter-| With Holy Communion, the prepara-| consider the boys and girls of Casper| store, Then moisten a soft cloth