Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 5

\ WEEK INTENT: * Denver and will be used the first Rea SUNDAY, SEPT. 16, 1923 GREAT REVIVAL TO OPEN THIRD Methodist Episcopal. Corner of East Second and South Durbin streets. Rev, Lewis BE. Car- . ter, D. D., pastor. 9:45 a, m, Sun- Big Top at Center and day school, S. H. Maddux, superin- |tendent. 11 a, m, Junior church con- ducted by Mrs. Carter. Subject, “Mareus Whitman.” Virginia Spic- er will sing. 11 a, m, sermon, “Your Ne!ghbor’s Bible, or the Gospel Ac- cording to You.” Anthem, “I Am {Alpha and Omega”—Strainer. 7 p. The ble tent secured for the re-'m, Epworth League. Miss Dorothea vival services wi'l be opened for the’ Hathway, leader. Miss Beulah first time this morning when the Batley will recite. 8 mp m. sermon, Rev. Dr. James Kramer will de-|“The Beauty of Kindness.” An- liver his great # The Second! them, “Sing to the Lord”—Heyser. Coming.” He will answer such/ Friday 7:30 p. m. choir rehearsal. questions as “Has Christ Come?"| 2.30 p. m. circle meetings. Busy Wh) He ceme ore or after the Bee, with Mrs. Frank Ede'man, 135 great Armagedd Ia the world| East H street. Capital Hill, with growing better or worse? and many| Mrs. R. W. Harris, 415 Blackmore others. | street, Mrs. L. H.'Stear, assisting. This afternoon at 2:30 there will! CY, with Mrs, Alva Scott, 941 South be a great mass meeting for women! Walnut gtreet. This will be an all- only, Mr. Troy te’ling the story of day session beginning in the morn- his life. Mr. Troy was born in ing. Kensington, with Mrs, Tom Servia and has royal blood in his! Mills, 420 East Milton street. Mrs. J. 8, Van Dorn assisting. Social | Service, with Mrs, Carl Nygaara, 645 Hast Fourteenth street. Mrs. P. H. Smith assisting. Victory Workers, with Mrs, W. E. Tubbs, 315 South David street. Mrs. C. L. Green as- sisting. This will be the last Sun- day of the conference year. A large congregation at each service is pected. ‘The financial secretary is anxious that all pledges for the year be paid in full both for current ex- penses and benevolences. Eighth to Be Opened First Times Today. Grace English Lutheran J. M. Cromer, pastor. All serv- ices in the Odd Fellows’ hall, Sun- | day school 9:45. Special services at 11.00 o'clock preparatory to the Hoty Communion, which will be celebrat- ed one week later. It 1s devoutly desired that every member of the church, and all be- Heving {n Christ who desire to com- mune with us, shall be present at the preparatory services. Regular services also at 8 p. m. Subject, “The Heroic in Christian- ity.” We desire to take advantage of every opportunity to thank the good people of Casper for their sub- stantial interest In our new churen veins and his father is one of te| Litaing. God bless every one. men upon whom the King of Servia} leans. He js considered one of tue eatest gospel singers in America. row men if any have a more won-| 1008 derful voice. The grand opening of the will be at night when one of the most wonderful religious services in the history of the city will be held “Big Jim” going to the bat to knock his longest home run. North Casper Church. North Durbin street. Geo. ‘oodard, minister. We believe the tent! time has come for us to make defin- ite plans in regard to the work on our new bullding. We hope there- fore that the entire congregation, especially the officers of the church |and committees who have the build- ‘A great chorus of at least one Nanigad keene ‘o peg may re abe hundred voices under the direction oo) a9 a, ye ‘Chrletian. 3 Pisin of Troy will be heard, “Big Jim” 7.5", m. Morning service 11, a. wil! deliver his address which he 1’ i tine, «Jesus Heals the Leper” was. offered oyer funaned |S. oi ingtceebviogs © Witkes on, night to deliver on the lecture plat- Onnis sere ae Ate ne form, “Are You Riding the Blind “do. your bit” righteousness, —— Christian Science. in the work of Che Casper Sunday Cridune thy Sinclair, Sec-Treas. meets at 10 sharp at the theater. A few minutes before eleven Mrs. L. L, Langworthy will open the worship hour at the pipe organ with a preude number “Meditation”— S'monetti. The offertory number will be “Melodie” by Williams. Mrs. Berta Smith, State president of the Federation of Music Clubs) has been engaged as soloist and di-! rector of music will sing “The Ninety and Nine,” by Lillian Fait Sheldon, The pastor will preach on the theme “The Need of Religion.” Un- excelled equipment, central location Christian Science services are held| good and inspiring program each every Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. Sunday at the America. Hotel in the church edifice at the corner) guests, visitors and all detached peo- of Fourth and Grant streets. Tho lesson subject for tomorrow 1s “Substance” Sunday school for pu- pils up to the age of 20 ts held at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Testimonial meet- ings are held on Wednesday eve- nings at 8 o'clock. ‘The public is cordially invited to attend these services, Trinity Lutheran. Missouri Synod. South Park and East Fourth streets. J. H. Gockel, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30. Morning service (Ger- man) at 10:30. Text of sermon. Luke 7:11-17; theme: “The Resurrection of the Youth of Nain.” Evening serv- ioe (English) at 7:30. Text of sermon: Ephesians 3:13-21; theme. ‘The Pray- er of Paul for the Ephesian Christ- fans." The work of remodeling our chureh {s almost finished. Now we must be patient until the pews ar- rive, which will be at least another month. The altar an¢, pulpit are to be made by a firm of expert cabinet makers in Casper, and will be ready by the time the pews arrive. First Presbyterian. Corner Sixth and Durbin streets. Charles A. Wilson, D. D. minister. Sunday school and Bible classes at 9:45. There are classes for all, The Westminister class for young busl- ness women and teachers, the Wo- en's Bible class taught by Mrs. C. A. Wilson, the Brotherhood class taught by G. W. Barthdlomew. Mr. Bartholomew hag been giving a few very interesting talks on the Bible which have been of great interest to those who attend. Subject for Sun- Cay morning. “The Return of the Jews and the Covenant.” A good at- tendance {s desired. Morning wor- ship 11 o'clock, sermon by Dr. Wil- son, “Confronting Men with Christ.” Solo, “Behold the Master Passes by(" Buck, Mr. Firmin. Evening worship 8 o'clock, sermon, “A Day of Good Tidings.” Anthem, “Softly the Silent Night,” Winn. Ladies’ Aid society Thursday afternoon 2:30 in the church parlors. Choral society 8 o'clock Thursday evening practice "The Holy City." We frivite all the singers of the church and congrega- tion to join the society, “Fall in.” Strangers are welcome to attend all services of the church, We welcome you. —— First Congregational Rev, Robt. Allingham, D. D., Act- The First Congrega- ing Pastor. tional church worsh!ps at the Am- erica theater. The church school under the superintendency of Mr. A. V, Ritchie with Miss Hazel A. King at the piano iad Miss Doro- Baggage” Two grand p'anos have been do-} nated for the tent by the Charles} EB. We'ls Music company and will be heard with/an organ and orches- tra. While the tent will accom- modate hundred and more, all are 4 to come early. All the are cooperating and special seats wil be provided for the local ministers During the week “Big Jim,, will have th school night. Casper Odd Fellows and K. of P. I ice and Fire Department night Tuesday a great canvas will be put on by the ladies of the church and every home in the city will be vis'ted. One night next week there will be a labor night when Kramer will speak on “Are You a Scab?” One of the greatest nights will be the| night when Kramer will speak on “Are You a Fourth of July Ameri- James W. Kramer and daugh- ter arrived last night from Califor. nia to assist the workers. The great revival in this city being led by Kramer and ‘roy closed its second week Friday night with great interest. Night after night the crowds and interest have increased, Never In the history of the cits revival gripped the city as this effort. Far and wide the people are coming and all over the city Kramer and Troy are the topic of conversation. Casper's lea banker said yes- terday “Big Jim” has made this hustling city give attention to the claims of Jesus Christ and the whole town is pulling for him to win. Kramer's ta’k to the Rotary club was the greatest talk to business men I ever heard,” “Big Jim” hos a great personality and his pep, smiles, optimism, heart power are contage Few men Know how to get an audience going better and holding it with such ora- tory and earnestness. The church failed to hol@ scores who wanted to hear the evangelist preach and the wonderful Troy sing so the great tent was ordered from time today. It is one of the best and largest tents ever put up in the city and there will be room for all who come. The big tent will be open for the first service this morning at 11 m. Dr. K deliver great sermon econd Coming, OSTEOPATHY Phone 1125R Over Frantz Shop 4. L. Corder Cc. T. Akers CASPER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. Mazda Lamps Appli 231 EB: “Acros from Ce Phone 1992W School” Delivery ll Tell the World Let me show you. 130 West Midwest ple welcome at these services. Make this your church home. The usual Sunday school sessions of the First Christian church will be held tomorrow. Evening ser- vices will be held in the revival tent on H. and Center streets. St. Anthony's Catholic. Corner of Seventh and Center streets. The Rev. Father J. H. Mul- Un, pastor, the Rev Father Moreton, assistant pastor Masses on Sunday at 7, 9, and 10:80 a. m. Mass during the week at 8 a. m. Benediction Sunday at 3 p. m. le . Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Preaching at 3:30. We want the people of Evansville to have a part in these services, Dr. J. T. Hanna minister. Emannnel Baptist. Corner of Fifteenth and Poplar. Sunday 10 a, m. Sunday school, Par- ents of southwest Casper come and bring your children. We are crowd- ed but we will make room for you. 11 @. m. sermon by the pastor. Text Psalms 126:6. If you are interested in doing the best things for this part of Casper. Come. All mid-week meeting canceled during the revival meetings at the First Baptist church, Call on the pastor if he can be of service. J. T. Hanna, 1237 South Boxelder. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Will hold their regular services at the Union Labor hall on North Wolcott street. Sunday school com- mencing at 10:26 a.m. Evening Services commencing at 7:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. No collection taken. First Church of the Nazarene Corner Twelfth and South Poplar streets, Rev. E. F. Dunn pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning worship 11 a, m. Evening service 730 p.m. ¥. P. 8, 6:30, Prayer service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Our special revival wil close with the Sunday evening service. Dr. A, 0. Hendricks is bringing us some st!r- ing messages which 1s an inspira tion to all that hear them. Come Sunday. The freedom from care in worship with our happy people will refresh you. East Side Methodist Community. 1614 East Second street, corner Kenwood. Jesse A. Dean, pastor. Bible school, for all ages, 9:45; B. F. Lyon, superintendent. Worship and sermon by the pastor, 11:00 a. m. and 7:0 p.m. Epworth League, 6:30 Pp. m. The pastor will conduct a Bible study class for a part of the hour, Next week the pastor will at tend the annual conference at Lars- mie and will remain over next Sun day. Grace Chapel African Methodist “The Friendly Church” 309 N. Grant St. Rey. T. J. Burwell, B. D. Minister, Grace Chapel is now in the midst of the new conference year. The best report in its his- tory was carried to the Annual Con- ference and tho with not a large membership the second largest in ne MRS. R. B. Studio 429 E. Eleventh LEGGETT TEACHER OF SINGING Pupil of Chas. W. Clark and Helen Fouts Cahoon, * ii of Chicago Phone 2143-W Branch Office, PHONE 45 Carl Rhodine With J. A few days ago I met a customer who had just donned his new Fall suit of Good “Luking” Clothes. I asked him “Do you like your suit?” His answer was “I'll tell the world.” How often have you heard that popular slang ex- pression, “‘I’ll tell the world?” There’s a whole lot of meaning to it at that, and though its only a figure of speech, in reality its a speech of figures, when referred to one of my hand-tailored suits. Figures that will appear in the right hand column on your year’s clothing bills. Pure virgin wools, made up by expert workmen and sold to you without the additional expense of high rents, clearance and credit losses, etc., will save you money. LUKING| The National Cash Register Co. New Registers Priced as Low as $75.00 Also Rebuilt Registers—Terms Without Interest Henning Hotel CASPER, WYO. E. Brader, Sales Rept. TAILORING crease in dollar money in the entire conference went from Grace Chapel, Sunday schoo] at ten; preaching at eleven, theme: “Deliverance from Evil." Evening worship at 7.30 Please note change in hour. M morial service for Mrs, Isabel Rus-| sell, who recently died in Washing- | ton, D, C. At this service the fol-| owing program will be carried out. | 1, The object of this service—Rev. | T. J. Burwell. 2. Mrs. Russell as a member of the building committee—Mr, H, C. Coleman. 8. Solo. Mrs. Ethel Henderson, representing the Wyocole Club, 4. Bulogy—Mrs, Leola Hopkins, representing the H. H, of Ruth. 5, Solo—Mrs, Jessie Kealing rep- resenting the H. H. of Ruth. 6. Song by cholr, 7. Remarks by minister, Scandinavian Lutheran Services at the city hail, Sunday, September 16 at 1045 a, m., J Reini, pastor. | > —_—__ CONSTITUTION OAY 70 SEE FORT OBSERVANCE of military sports and speeches by prominent civilians, including Gov- ernor Ross and Congressman Charles E. Winter. Mayor Taylor has issued a proclamation declaring BECAUSE YOU MISSED CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 15.— “Constitution Day,” Wednesday, | September 12, {s to be celebrated at Fort D. A. 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