Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1924, Page 5

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1924 to spend the Lord's day with us. Book of Psalms will be studied.| for yeats to help clean and stimu- Miss Ruth Parmer will sing the solo] of teachers. Every boy and girl in Annual reports: C. T. Pluckhahn, Senior choir rehearsal, Friday eve- | late clogged kidneys; also ito neutral- at 5 o'clock with light refreshments part. The chorus is to be perman-| thé city: should. bein ‘some Sunday | chairman of board in charge. Treas- and social hour and the study begins P. m.,* subject “A Mountain Peak in the Life of a Follower of Christ.” Trinity Lutheran. Choir practice at 7:30 Frid: Al Barges Whee hy Baa ob icnurldmig ett ebb Gos ' ent ‘and will lead tho congregation| school. ‘Come and bring the chil-|Urer’s report, D. F. Gadbery. (Missouri Synod.) ting | Mivirfous wedlese 7k oe pale fi aiapeam Py noe sgptoore jatbeglerts 2 phe A Sioreoned at 6:15 and continues until time fr} in singing. Mrs. Berta Smith: Direo-| dren. Men's» Brotherhood class | provements, “Albert Doewe South Park and East Fourth | services Te oe en ee ae < the evening service. Come and get/ tor of music. The pastor will preach|tavght by Mr..H. Roe Bartle - Wyatt. Women’s | streets. J. H. Gockel, pastor, Sun-| ment of the community, then come | ness. ss 4 sequained and then you will get in-| on The Christian program for a|adies’ ‘classes’ taught by Mie. €rs: CoD. -Muteahe. | Gay school at'920 0 me Divle ces | East ermal ity, | {The Friendly Church Jad Salts 1s inexpensive; cannot, terested. Strangers especially wel! modern Sunday.” A fow. months| Charles’ A. Wilton, ant DreChnce, 4ae Wm pee Pat ae ~ m. 5 eI Ree ani, Comemmnanity. injure; makes a delightful efferves- —'f! come, more and the annual hegira for the| Westminister class taught by Mrs.| Report of Nominating committee. Morning service (German) at 10:30. | Hugh Germany, minister, x cent Uthia water drink, which every: iy, aw hills is on. The “week end” tourist | Georgé DeWitt Graves. An hour Nomination and election of trus-| Text of sermon: Matthew 17:1 8. i Methodist Episcopal. —too often a “weak end” tourist will] spent in any “Bible class is worth | tees and officers, - uary 10—Sunday Corner of East Second and South| make his debute also. “What {s a] your'time. Come men and ‘women. Election of officers of official Durbin streets. 9:30 a. m. prayer! modern Christian program? Rarely| Morning, worship, 11 o'clock. Bap- | board. for the Sunday school. 9:45 Said will one find such a blending of the] tismal “service followed by sermon, Program for this year—H. 3B. i, school. 8. H. Maddux, superintend-| mystical, the educational and the in-] “The Growing .Boy"\ (sermon to Boy | Perkins. , “ ent. 1i a: m. sermon, “<The Exelu:| spirational 4 ome service axis to'be| Scouts). Bass elo, “How Lovely ‘ti 3) EM UL SION [ener ietntt se tecieet inet ve Pdwer of a No je, | TUNA here Sunday after ‘Sunday. | Are Thy Dwellings,” Liddle—Mr. | noon's program the Christian En. ave ery! Y Anthem, “God of: Abram,” Buck.| “In the evening at the usual: hour] sekasters. Does ero ee Senin service at Fen of ok the classes could meet _Juntor {NS aiss/ Sil = Zonk —Advertivements 11 a. m. Junior church conducted | of 7:30 the program of goodwill and Thee," Rolfe—Msses: Lucle and SRL by Mrs..Carten subject, “A Boy, a good cheer will be. broadcasted from | Marquerte-Palmer. Dog and Abraham Lincoln.” An-| the Y. W. C..A. head quarters. Firat Meeting for boys Sunday after- them by Junior choir led by Miss/and Wolcott. Mrs. Berta Smith and] noon at 3 o'clock in the tabernacle. . Lucy Gantz. Solo by Billy Henry.| Mrs. Robt. Allingham ‘vi!l sing “The; Mr. L.A. Reed will speak. All 2:30 p, m. membership class. 3:15} Lord. is my Shepherd.” ‘Mayor -and| boys of the city who are not attend- p. m., King’s Heralds, 6:15 p. m.| Mrs. Loy. with the Councilmen and/ing any, other church or Sunday Epworth League. Mrs. Carter wil'| their wives will be guests of honor| school are invited. yeaa. Duet by Miss Holland and Mr. | at this service. Mr. K. R. Jorgenson Young -People's Society Christian Fuchrer. 7.30 p. m. sermon and | will welcome them. The mayor and) Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Leader, Mr. song service. congregationa! sing-|one member of the council will John J. Lewis.” Subject, “Books and ing a feature cf tho service. Ser-| speak briefly, All our interests are} Readin; mon ubject, “Hallowed Be Thy | common, interests, our councilmen] Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. ” Ser- “Name.” The second sermon in the| are our neighbors and fellow citiz-] mon, “Major Questions.” Anthem, series on the Lord’ Prayer. Anthem, | éns. We. should know’ them and “What Are These,” McPhall. “I Will Give. Thanks,” Ashford. | they-should have a chance to know I Reports at the Ladies’ Ald society Quartet, “Lead Kindly Light.” Wil-| us. Every.day is a great day at the . son. Tuesday.2:30 p. m., Woman's | First ‘church, Welcome. gratifying. Foreign Missionary society at the _— t. 1 2 ‘ home of Mrs. W. Holland 541 Apostolic Faith Assemblage South Kimball street. Mrs. Stear| | Meeting being -held at 1225 paign, and many more are in pros- = and Mrs. Badger will assist. The of- “The Transfiguration of a.m. The school has outgrown its building facilities, ac- cordingly the board of trustees, at their meeting last Monday night, authorized the construction of an- other small building ta which some TOTEM GEMS | active. Try this, also keep up the ““ the afternoon at 2:30, the pastor and the.choir will broadcast one should take now and then to SEI oRat Gee WME | help keep their kidneys clean and need water drinking and no doubt you if SCOTTS | Ree reneenenemse a service at the Casper radio At the conclusion of the after- station. ses . ; = Che Casper Sunday Cridune PAGE FIVE VI ¥ to -atterd these services and take| Choral society, Thursday, 8:00-p.m. deavor society will sive a short/sermon: Genesis 39:9. Theme: | children’s service, 11:00 a. m. Pastor active part in Elder D. snappy play. “Joseph and Personal Purity.” This | will preach an object sermon to the a x There will be no evening service. |is the sixth of a serles-of sermons | children on the text, “Bo ye doers of 4 } Every member of this church is|on Bible stories illustrating the | thé word. and not hearera only.” . expected to be present. Come and | Ten Commandments. Children's chorus will sing a special ™~ enioy this day of rejoicing with us,| Next Sunday morning an English | number. The Junior League of- 2 A real feast of good things. communion service will be held. | ficers will he inaugurated at this Ss. Those desiring to partake of the | service. The regular Sunday eve- North Side Christian Lord's Supper will announce their | ning meeting of the Junior League, Sunday Feb. 16. Corner H. intention to the pastor on Thursday | 6:30 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 * - = United street. Sunday school afternoon or evening. On Sunday|p. m. Pastor will preach the final Fe I a. m. Morning services 11 a. m.|the preparatory service will begin | of a series of three sermons on “The q Preaching by Brother Clinton Beach: | @t 10:30 a. m., the main service at | Temptation of Jesus.” Subject this i Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m. Miss| 11 a. m. evening, “Divided Allegiance.” "| Rosell Fortenberry, leader. Evening —_ Monday, February 11—Meeting of Services at 7:30 p. m. Preaching by Emmanuel Baptist. all the officers and teachers of the Rev. W. %, Stab Mid-week prayer| «Fifteenth and Poplar streets. Dr. aes school at the church, 7:30/If Your Back Hurts or Blad- meeting 7:30 p. m. Special music| J. T. Hanna, pastor; residence, mm. : not excelled anywhere, everybody is} South Paplak erect Tuesday, February 12—Announce. der fe You, Begin pia welcome. Sunday—Sunday school, 19 a. m.|™ment made Sunday regarding the | aking Salts A welcome for all, Sermon, 11] Men's club. 9 Church of Jesus. a. m., Matt. x1, 1 to 6. Sermon,} Wednesday, February 13—Orches-| When your kidneys hurt and 9 Sq Christ of Latter Day Saints held | 7:30 p. m., Lev. xvi, 15 to.21. The tra meeting at the church, 7:30 p.m. your back feels sore don’t get } § at Union Labor hall, south of Bur- | two goats. B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m.| Friday, February —1§—Junior | 3°.'0q and proceed “to load your 8 open each week-day from 12 o'clock : MH. : e Ungton depot. Sunday school, 10:30] Wednesday—7:00 p, _m., Bible | cherus at church, 4:00 p.m. Senior | Stomach with « lot. ot drugs that = 8 until 5 o'clock, a an, Sil.day celebfation'has’been | am. Preaching service, 7:30 p.m.| reading: “The Stewardship of chorus, 7:30 p.m. excite the kidneys and irritate the 4% ens planned. We will review the past | a1) welcome. Money.” ere , —— ‘ie chen entire urinary tratt. Keep your 49, First Baptist and look ahead to our future work. The Ladies" society continues to | of the King’s Heralds at the church. | Widneys clean lke sou heey ove ; Fifth and Beech St. The program for the day follows: St. Anthony's Catholic. Sear a Serre ete eh. ceren HORE bowels clean, by flushing them with Sunday school 9:45. There fs @ Church school, 9:45 a. m. Corner of Seve enter | Street conditions. a mild, harmless salts which helps for you. Preaching at 11 a ’ Church worship, 11:00 a. m. streets. me , Shs eral rind The entertainment given by the Grace African Methodist. te remove the body's urinous waste we Ninion School Sunday evening ‘ Prelude, “Pilgrims Chorus" from | Mullin, pastor; the Rev. Father J,| YS’ class on Thursday evening “The Friendly Church.” and stimulates them to their normal val F. Moreton, assistant pastor. | “4% more than had been promised. 395 North Grant street. Rev. T.| activity. “The function of the kid. Doxology. Magees on Sunday at 7, 8:30, 9:30] Men who are willing to donate! 5 Burwell, B.D., minister, phone|neys is to filter the blood. In 24 ‘Truth Prayer. and 10:30. Mass during the week | bor toward the completion of the | i5s4.4. hours they strain from it 600 grains \ ; .'Sun-| Response—By choir. at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 2| "PW Sunday school rooms will! Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach- | of acid and waste, eo we can readily Scouts and the troop of our church . Hymn—Congregation. o'clock. Benediction at 3. aes sevurt to the pastor as early | ing at 11 by the minister. Subject: Lolersiand the: vital importance of ‘will attend in a body. They will be 7 % Duet—Miss Cook and Mrs. Fannie pai" a possible, “Unconscious Influence.” Evening | keeping the Ineys active. addressed at this time by Wayne fails = “class lessons in th | Morris. ‘, Come to Emmanuel: “They love] service beginning at 6:30 when the| Drink lots of g00d water—you Whistler, Supt. of the Sunday - og o'clock. Mrs. ‘May, gh mn Cudaiatnton: ict: bn teehee a fellow over there. A. C. EB. League will convene. can't drink too much: also get from School. Prayer meeting Wednesday Mozart. ke So “ etn ak a bo ped Preaching at 7:30. Subject: “Rob-| any pharmacist about four ounces evening in charge of the B. ¥. P. U.| rather than divining. the future. First Presbyterian. “Mighty | ana Pts wit Gio cee Fs Sock seat *egpechogigen bers of God.” At this service we /of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful The school of Missions under the! Particular parents will observe this.| Tabernacle corner Sixth and Dur- Rev. | B.¥. Dunn,. pastor,” sunday | wae aie bens echoot| Wil old our first class leaders | in a glass of water before breaktast auspices of the Woman's Mission| Worship and sermon at 11. Bin’ streets.” Dr. Charles A. Wilson, |) Reading by Mrs. R. Atmore of | school at 10 « me) Penn ug ser-| 10 a. 1, ‘Christian Endeavor Gano | tally. Every member is urged to|each morning for a feW days and Circle which opened last see ry G1 minister; residence,'1103 South Wol. | Ardmore, Okla. vices at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p.m ms Gitee enviar raate attend, and help thelr leader “go your kidneys zany then act inet night was very encouraging. e- cott street; t hone 775. $ " Sermon by, or. - . Y . A - het ew ty atte over the top.” Junior choir re- is famous salts is made from the eon and two were enrolled with ‘ Sunday fv ‘and Bble classes Tatercateuicester dinner. psa treats toe inp arcatheemt tehe pee pore atop spl ats pre] hearsal, ‘Tuesday at 8 p.m Bibls| acid of grapes and lemon juice, com- progrects ae tS rohan a) Church” Chorus: will sing 945 a. m. The Sunday school ia re Perkins, toastmaster. singing that rings. You are invited ta te Ema eoepeslag eerie 4a| School, Wednesday at 8 p.m. The | bined with Mthia, and has been used sch will continue every Sunday] savior Pilot Me” by Schmecker.| well organized: and has 2 fine force Téasts, speeches, addresses. f M evening during February. It opens Burlington, Ave. , pect. Members ‘of the society are fering will be to help rebuf'd. our | night excluding ens sed Satur-| requested to’ continue to add as churches in Japan. Wednesday, at | day night. Sunday’ service 11a. m. many new mémbers as possible by 7:30 p. m., prayer service. Thursday | an@ 7:30 p. m. ‘Sunday “school 1:30} the next regular meeting. Choir 2:30 p. m. Valentine tea at the p.m. Every on¢ in cordially tavited | rehearsal, ‘Thureday, 736 zm Monday, February 1 1th, 1924 | E or 2 ne thi or na o7 First Opening . Second Opening vam i The first opening is of the Natrona Wholesale The second openingis for the people of Casper t : ; Grocery at 152 North Durbin street (rear of and vicinity to save from 15 to 20 per cent on Esa a“ 6 : 99 the Natrona Butter Shop). 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