Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1925, Page 7

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1925 Che Casper Daily Cribune | PUPILS SWELL GREAT CROWD AT TARERNAG 50 Enlisted in Christian Service Here Last Night. The big delegation last ni m the Junior High at the nacle, The young people gave a yell | for the services and then sent two | of their number to the big platform | » sing a Christmas duet. It was ‘Silent Night, Holy Night," that the two girls sang, and when they | got to the third stanza, Mr. Welch had the big chorus hum an accom: | paniment. The girls’ toices rang out the big tabernacle clear and beautiful, harmonizing well for girls | over as young as they. Mr. Welch also| alled for an expression from the crowd in an attempt to discover from what size families his hearers | came. The call went from four on/ up until one man arose as a mem- ber of a family of twenty. Mrs. P. W. Frank and Mrs, Peter Holden sang a duet, “From the Ivory Walls | He Came.” | Mr. Harper took as his theme, “Getting Under the Burden,” or “Sweating for the Lost.” He read the story of Christ's agony in the Garden of Gethsemane and likened that experience to the one needful among Christian people if they ex- pect to follow their Lord in His work on earth. He told of how men and women must shoulder the bur- den of the real battle of Christianity. “This ts a serious matter in Casper, Mr. Harper warned, ‘Are you stand- ing by your city? God is visiting the city of Casper. But how he is handicapped right now by those of you who refuse to spend one single hour pleading for a lost soul. You have sins of omission, perhaps, ra- ther than sins of commission, but you should confess. If thjs thing doesn’t reach out to those on the outside, we are not going to feel that Jt was through any fault of ours. Don't be afraid to get out and | work for Jesus Christ, for He sweat great drops of blood for you.” “Some people have been pri ne that God would visit the city and save the lost,’* he continued, “while some people think they don't want to be responsible for other persons’ lost souls, but you are all just as responsible as the ministers of the} gospel. God has made no distinc: | on. There is no distinction between,| Christians’ and others in this mat- ter. All have responsibility alike.” | At the close of the service over 50 | were enlisted, and took part in the] prayer of reconsecration or tommit- ment to the Christian life. Mr. Har- per speaks again tonight at 1:30, and on Friday night the last of the series of high school night will be held, North Casper will also send a delegation Friday night. Pictures taken of the big crowd at the taber- nacle Tuesday evening were on dis- play/at the shed last night. They are exceptionally plain ‘for so large a crowd as was sented in the building Peel fancy MENU Scalloped TOD, Potato Salad boiled potatoes, beet, one teasponful chopped onion, one teaspoonful of chopped parsley. beet, shapes. into neat rounds; arrange beet and the COMMITTE SENTENCED TO DEATH BY THE WAYS AND MEANS / CANT BE ANY TOO Quick TO \ SutT ME! Ez HINT. Breakfast. Grape Fruit Cooked Cereal with Top Milk Marmalade Coffee or Cocoa Luncheon. Potatoes Cabbage and Apple Mashed Turnips ‘Tea or A Whole Wheat Toast salmon ¢ Tea Dinne « nlad Fou Slico one and Ham lad Deep Apple Pie Coffee RECIPES. r medium-sized and large the boiled cut into potatoes MRS. MARY” MORTON %. oy? iY CHRISTMAS CANDY. } | | | Now is the time to make your Christmas candy and the fond- ant, cooked or uncooked, isthe | | foundation of t sweets. fo make a cooked fondant, mix two two-thirds cup Wa and one-sixtec spoon cream | of tartar in a saucepan and boil | | without tivring — until |forms a soft ball when dré in cold water. Let cool | | few minutes and turn out on 4 buttered platter. When” ‘the | | bottom of the platter feels. the | |same temperature as the hand | beat the syrup until thick | Then | knead with the bands until very firm and creamy, Place in a bowl, cover and use as needed. as | slices and put in buttered casserole} or baking dish. Sprinkle with salt, | at the time the picture was taken.| Potato in a salad bowl, sprinWe the| | oie, and dredge with flour. Re They are to be on salo the rest of | t0P With the parsley and shallot and| voae until dishiis. nearly full with the week for those who have ordered | Pour over alla Uttle French dress} tieces of ham cut from a ham | them or desire to do so, according to | Ing knuckle, Add hot milk in which al Mr. Welch, who asked the photog ‘ 7 goodsized piece of butter has been | ve C —'To each cup of bolle a rapher to take them i Bian, Coleen ape ¢ poled | melted until it is even with the E SEs, eo 2 Des a Sprinkle brea¢ —_. - — potatoes and ham. Sprin | «| teaspoon ‘of baking powder, little’ ia ruce tAsdmbe on tbo ena’ bake Tribune or Herald, either with| .o) and flour to make thin. batter. | O° cracker eran ; | the Sunday morning paper, 13e per for an hour. weeks, -———- an, | ea ES, Scalloped Potatoes and Ham—) peep Apple Pie—Pare and aus Drink Hillcrest Water. Phone 1151. 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