Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 9

, - FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924. he Casper Daily Cribune PAGE NINE. There was a great service last night at the Emmanuel Baptist church, fifteenth and Poplar. Dr. J. T. Hanna, the pastor, baptized quite a number of y con’ .The “booster band” sang stirring choruses, led by the eVan- gelist. The choir and congrega- tional singing was fine, led by Mr. Wayne Whistler. The auditorium was well filled. Dr. Palmer will preach Saturday at 10 a. m. on “The Golden Stair- way." The ordinance of baptism will be administered at that service Saturday evening at 7:45 “The Great Nail Service” is planned. Every body coming must bring a nail. Dr. Palmer preached Thursday evening on “A Place in Paradise.” Text Luke 28:31. “And he sald: ‘Jesug, remember me when thou comest, In thy kingdom.’ And he said unto him, today, shalt thou be ‘with me, in Paradise.” The speaker said in part: ) “The place where Christ was cru- cified, is not definitely known; it may be buried beneath the debris of the ten-times taken city. It is enough to know that somewhere out- side the gates of Jerusalem, the son of God died for a Jost world. “Tradition tells us, t perhaps three millions of people witnessed the death of Christ on Calgary. The mighty mob moved and surged around that cross like the mad waves of a storm swept sea. “Christ on that cross was so near the earth that all who wished to do 60 might easily insult him. The fake witnesses and even the scribes and elders, passed that cross, wag- A Place in Paradise “ |of this penitent thief. ging thelr heads, and saying, ‘if thou be the Christ, come down from the cross.’ So prevalent was the cross that the two thfeves on the cross caught that spirit and began to revile our Lord. “But one of them became pen!- tent and rebuked his comade in sin, saying. ‘Dost thou revile Jesus, see- ing we are in the same condemna- tion and we justly, bit this ma Jesus, hath done nothing: ami: and now there fell from his If One of the most remarkable prayers recorded in all the Bible. |He said: ‘Lord, remember me, when thou comest, in thy kingdom,’ So reads the King James yersion. ‘Now this dying thief was a Jew; he knew the meaning of the words he used. That word, ‘Lord,’ is invariably translated, “Jehovah” @ name never applied to anyone but to the eternal God himself. “What shall we say, of the wonderful faith ‘When con- trasted with the unbelief of our day, for there are many, who say. ‘Oh, yes, Jesus was the it man that ever lived, but He 3 not God.’ I say that the faith of that dying thief, was as high above such miserable’ infidelity, as the heavens are higher than the earth. “Jesus Christ said to him: ‘Today shalt thou be with me in paradise.’ What did Christ mean by Paradise? This word is of Persian origin. It was in an early day transferred into the Hebrew tongue. The Jews in Christ’s day said that Paradise is a place ‘forever free from the blighting frosts of winter and the scorching suns of summer, but they never gave to the word Paradise the spiritual significance our Lord gave to it. “Where is Paradise? Read II Cor. 12:4, Paul says: “I knew a man about 14 years ago who was caught up to the third heaven—and then he says—‘caught up, to Paradise.’ making the third) heaven synony- mous with Paradise. “The first heaven, according to the ancients, was the sky; the sec- ond the stars, and the third the throne of God.’ Read Revelation 2:7 and Revelation 21.1, and you will find that Paradise, is heaven itself, the final home of the soul. Dr. Palmer will preach tonight on “Repentance” one of his strongest messages. Everybody invited. SEARCH MADE. FOR MARTIN ‘ (Continued from Page One) small boats from the main vessels at th point where Martin would be likely to be found.” FALZ PASS, Alaska, May 2.—(By The Associated Press.)}—Likelihood that Major Frederick L. Martin turned the nose of his cruiser over the Aleutian range of mountains in- stead of taking the longer route of skirting the Alaska peninsula after his departure from Chignik, Alaska, for Dutch Harbor, Unalaska, caused searchers today to turn inland in the hunt for the world flight com- mander and his mechanician, who have been missing since Wednesday morning. Dance Feature at Rialto Theater By Mann Trio To Be Repeated This Evening Nautch” one of the most popular dances of Ruth St. Denis. Miss Mann is garbed in this number in the fole of an East Indian dancer and cap- ably uses a four yard batik scarf. Her skirt, cut from a Paisley shawl an heirloom in the, family, was designed and created by her mother, Mrs. G. H. Mann, who, also designed all of the other beautiful and elabo- rate costumes worn in the other numbers. “Le Secret’ Because of the fact that many Rialto patronga failed to see the dance program of the Mann Sisters and Floyd Mann during thelr ap- pearance Wednesday and Thursday nights of this week, Manager M. H. ‘Todd has been successful in holding the program over again tonight. This week's appearance of this tal- ented trio may be their last person- al sbowing, although Miss Ethe! Mann's dancing classes will not, close. The public will have the plea- sure of again seeing a preventation of Miss Mann's pupils sometime in the near future. Her classes will continue Saturday afternoons at the Odd Fellows hall and week days at her residence, The graceful sisters and their brother, together with some of their pupils appearing with them, have scored heavily with the crowds this week and their appearalnce again to- night will be welcomed by lovers of this art. Especially noteworthy of the nine numbers of their program is the work of Miss Ethel Mann in “The ‘by Miss Marion A Money Saving my, Week We will Nua any pleated skirt in the ‘ollowing pleats for =,\,\$1.00 per skirt from Ma: th to May J 10th., Box, Accor- dion, Knife, or Com- bination, of any of the above pleats. Modern Steam Mountain View Suburb has Pleating it i eee? 137 N. Jackson Street Casper, Wyoming Mann is a dainty toe dance grace- fully done. In “Mignon Overture” a too dance, Miss Ethel Wears a Gorgeous headdress of plumes. Floyd does, the “Sailor's Hornpipe” Uke a veteran seaman and in the concluding number, “Swanee Riv- er" the trio shows wonderful team- work. A very difficult toe clog is very capably done by Miss Emily Savage and Miss Dorothy Holloran gives here interpretation of ‘Dancin’ Dan,” Little Charlene Hanway has for her number “Modern Jazz." co 5 RE a eg A dance hall with a floor large enough to accommodate 2,000 couples: is a feature of the amusement sec- tion of the British Empire Exhib!- tion, Terms—$25_ Down, 201-203 Midwest Bldg. S. INVESTIGATE KEYSTONE ADDITION Located near McKinley street subway, wi!l be easily accessible to the city and very close to business center, . PRICES—$125 to $300 Size of Lots — 40x120—Many Larger “A LOOK MEANS A LOT” * SEE BEN REALTY CO. vity in assisting the Denekine forces, has been ordered expelled from Uk- raing and his property confiscated. NEWS BRIEFS PITTSBURGH, PA.—Three men were killed and three others injured when their automobile crashed into a pole at Verona, a suburb. The dead were Philip Klingensmith, Austin McCan and Ernest Lehman. 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