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JANUAHY 4, 1M1 Centenary Church Boners Rev. Mathis on His 75th Cross and Plaque Dedicated at 'Ml'Aister's 'H6ftie at T. MaOiis. re-, tired. MygehetWst minister of (his liis seventy-fifth home at 524 North Thursday.

The Centenary Methodist-qhurch." with which he "was. officially, connected as pastor: at "ml 'i Whitehead; brother -no superintendent for: seventeen sponsored an. 1 open -house reception at Ills home; Miss Lucille Finite Glenn Whitehead Are Harried in Ohio M.iss 'Lucille Finite, daughter of Mr. and M-re Fretl -Finite of (his city and Glenn Whitehead, son ot Charles Whitehpnrt of Wil- -min-gto'ii, married Saturday '-afternoon, -December 2S. at 4:30 at; the Locust avenue Methodist --church Wilmington.

The'ceremony was performed in the presence.of Mrs. Leo Watson, and best man. For the, ceremony, and evenin congratulated the guest tea served from the of 'horror. coffee and dainty decorated table in the De'corations about! Mr pf the groom Mrs. Whitehead was -a'tt'irecl in a dusty rose street frock with black accessories -and a-corsage of pink gladiolus.

A small reception was. held for the'bridal party family ancl friends at the Whitehead -home. the holiday season and in- tall -lighted red tapers in Elass -candelabrd. with centerpiece' and holly. In the afterI1 Opii Mary McCall and MissCjSaTalee -Shook presided at tfte fining table, jn the eve-''' Parlc and Mrs" 6 -Watliis many re- inepfbra-nces-.

'incltuiing greeting cards.v^elegrams, special -deliveries- and i 'Tercentenary. Methodist Church also Sonorea Mr. Mathis in-'dedi- beautifnliy illuminated pulpit "a a and Mrs. theh Whitehead a-re Detroit, Eve service. A bronze plaque rln: his TioTior.

placed on the -wail: dii-e'ctly 'below the cross was unveiled- at the service. W. Camp vWffl Hold Open House Monday Maple. Camp -50 W. O.

W. wlil holfl open -liouse Monday night for Iriends. The public installation of officers will be'conducted by State M-an- ager -H. Abernathy and s-taff of Springfield, by the Uniform Degree Team under Capt. Ralph' Owens.

A program of musical and vooal entertainment and an address by a visiting speaker will follow the installation. ALL AROUMD THE TOWN Miss Violet Mglvin is spending the weekend in Chicago. J3ob Dunhonse of 'Sparta, was a visitor here yesterday. Randall Gene Wall -of Ava was local visitor yesterday. N.

13. Gale o'f Gorham trans-act- ed hnsniess here 'yesterday. PAGE THlRlE And charged youi judges at -that 'time, saying, Hear the causes 'lietwcen your brethren, and judge righteously between man a-nrt his In-other, and the stranger that 'is with him. 1 Man is imjivst, God just; La Pere-of Ava was -a 'business -visitor here Fridav. 'Old time revival at thn Assembly ot' God church.

16th anil Logan. Henry Ditclen'bostel of -Cam-p'bell Hill Avas here on business yesterday. William Morber of Sand Ridge was a M-urphysljoro visitor yesterday. The Misses Kathaleen and Genevieve Duclenbostel of Campbell Hill shopped here Hear Rev. Chambers of Arkansas.

10th Logan. Assembly ot God Church. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wides have returned to after spending the past month in Miami, Florida.

of Sipnary Baptist clrni-clv met last at rarnsh Home The Past Matrons club Electa evening at Jhe home Mrs. Ches-j and Ruth Chapter, Order of the I Eastern Star, -held their regular and. in -charge of meeting Thursday night at the Mrs. Jafles Raines and Miss Evelyn home Mrs. Vivian P'arrish.

North enjoyed i Fifteenth street. erreaihg. Pr.tzes -wet'e awarded --Zliriniennan. Hiss Sinitti. Miss -Bernlce During the business session the following new officers we're elect.

Elizabeth Gillespie, presi- A- Mrs, Marguerite Bowers, sec- to Mrs. Vivian Par- 1 Mrs. jriglx Is-the retiring and avail and Oi-in Mrs. Kate Plant the retiring sec- i retary-trea surer. Games were enjoyed, and refreshments were served by Mrs.

Parrish'to the following members: Myrtle Thetford. Lorena Koons. Myrtle Perkins, Marguerite Bowers, i Clara Turner. Kate Plant. Miza- Th -Friday afternoon contract beth.

Gillespie. Helen Whitson and hridse -met at the logan Mrs. Jerry -Lovan, a guest hotel 'with Mars. James B. -Rockwell.

hostess. The United States' lias SO per High scores were held by Mis cent ot Hie'world's railway mile- W. R. Bigelo-w ana Mrs? I. Levy 1 age.

Mrs. Kate Glasser. who has been 'removed t-rom the hospital to her 'home on 414 North llth street, is I 'getting along'fairly well. CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN'E Cor. Walnut and Seventh Howard.W.

Hill, Pastor school, 9:30. Earl Tweedy, Supt. Morimig worship, 10:45. Y. P.

Elizabeth Pres. Evening- service, Kvangelistic 'Hour. FIRST 'LUTHERAN CHURCH 'Fourteenth ancl TWanning Win. 'Boatman, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30. Moaning: service 10: 45: a.

in. -music -by''the 'Choir. -Lu'ther "Ijeague, -C: 30 p. in. MT.

CAR'BON U-RC Rev. W. H. 'Lirely, Pastor 'BA'Pt-IST CHURCH 15th and 'Logan Streets 'Dr. -C.

M. Pastor 'Fashion Futures" io Preview Kty 1941 Designs 5 10. -Clyde -M'c- TVIr. Mrs. A.

H. Poole have returned home after spending the holidays in Dallas, Texas, the guests of their son and daughter. Miss Geraldine Zola. Mae and Feleta June Douglas were the holiday guests -of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Brown of East St. Louis. Charles Hicks, Thelma Sanduscie and Mrs. Lnla McGowan spent Thursday in East St. Louis, the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Hicks. Everett Porter who has ill at his home on 21st and Clay streets tor the past montli. remains unimproved. at Logan Hotel! Garbed for the Inauguration Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Aydt and family left for Dahlgi-een. 111., on account of the death of Mr.

Aydt's father. King Louisville. Ky.j arrived here today for a week's visit with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. J.

W. Sims, 1S40 Division street. Sunday school, Cosky, Supt. Morning worship, Christian Endeavor, Buddy Marshall, Supt. Evening services, 7:30.

Preaching; every secoixl an fourth Sunday. FIRST CHU-RCH -OF -CHRIST, SCIENTIST 1S1S1 Walnut St. a. m. 'Sunday school.

Sermon: "Onward ia-'ncl Up- T. U. departments. Evening, 'service. Sermon, "Our 'CHURCH 16th ancl Poplar Sts.

W. T. White, -Pastor Sunday school at. 9:30 a. m.

Morning service at 10:45. Subject: "God." Golden text: Ps. 65:1, Wednesday evenine; service at 7:45. The reading room is located in the public library, 1SOS Walnut, and is open except on lioli- Wechvestfay 'and afternoons from 2 to 4 o'clock. Saturday, 7:30 p.

m. Preaching subject: "Obsolete Doctrines." 'Sunday, 9:30 m. "Sunday School. Sunday, 11 a. m.

preaching-. Subject: "Escape." 6:00 p. m. Young Peoples Sunday. 7:30 p.

Subject: "A Can Full of World." FIRST METHODIST C'HURCH 15th and Pine 'Sts. Earl C. Phillips, -Pastor Rev. C. M.

Phillips services the Baptist Percy.last evening, the young people Monday night. conducted church in He will address of Boskeydell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillips and children, and Miss Margaret Phillips: of Houston. Texas, have returned to their home after visiting here with their parents.

Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Phillips.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey and children have returned home after spending, the holidays in Dallas and Fort the guests of Mrs. Harvey's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. McKinney and brother, Clifton McKinney. (NEA Telephoto.) Roosevelt showing the vermilion, called "Americana morninfc (left), that she will for her husband's third inauguration, and (right), the rose-white satin gown, with train, she will wear at the reception.

Pukher-Lynch Marriage in Dsipo Miss Alice Emily Pulcher, daughter -of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harrison Pulcher, of East Carondelet, former local residents and Willis Bert Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lynch ot Dupo were married Saturday.

December 28 at P. M. at the Trinity Lutheran church af Dupo. The marriage service was read by the. Rev.

Edward Fleer, in the presence of 450 Mrs. Lynch was graduated' from the Dupo Community high school and attended the University of Illinois. She is a member Beta Phi Alpha sorority. Mr. Lynch attended the Dupo Community high school 'fhe University of Illinois and is a member of the Alpha Kappi Pi fraternity.

Among the out of town guests who attended the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. John W. Graff. Mr.

anil Mrs. Claude Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Graff, Mr. and Mrs.

August Piilcher, Mr. ancl Mrs. Louis Pulcher. Joseph Graff! and Sunday scliool, 9:30 a. TO.

F. Alcen, Supt. Morning- worship, 10:45. Sermon by th-e pastor. Special music by the choir.

Howard Thrailkill, Director; Vivian Parrish, Organist. Epworth -Norma Jean Somers, President. "Evening service at 7 o'clock; -Christmas Program -by the Sunday School. ASSEMBLY OF GOD TRINITY 16th and Logan Sts. A.

C. Horstman, pastor Saturday -evening evangelistic services, 7:30. Sinrday School, 9:30 a. in. Morriing worship, 10:45.

'Christ's Ambassadors, 6:30 p. in. TJven'ing evangelistic service, 7:30. I Wednesday evening service at WMBO, pr 1 te 1 SF ht sl shoulders, similar to those on the beige crepe dress at left, designed by David Westheim? Or will shoulders be padded to a tee-square, like those on the S' e8 silk.e^Pe dress at right, made by the same important American designer? Nobody knows" And nobody will know until after Fashion JPittiires, the important, trend-setting style show tobe held New the auspices ot the Fashion WEEKLYSUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON The International -Uniform Sunday School Lesson for Jan. 5 CHURCH OF GOD Mt.

Carbon R'eona Potts, Pastor Sunday'School 9:30 a. m. Morning worship Evening service, 7:30 p. Text: Luke 13: 1-5; 10-17 By WILLIAM E. GILROY, D.

Editor of Advance. With the New Year we begin a quarter's study in' the Universal 'Gospel, upon the Gospel oi Luke. The first les-son deals with Jesus and human 'affliction, is certainly plenty of i uuuerweui a in the 'world us His condition is fair. ST. MARY'S SPIRITUAL CHURCH I.

M. Wills, evangelist, will be here Sunday for morning and evening services. Everybody welcome. ISHILOH MISSIONARY CHURCH I Rev. D.

C. Poole, Pastor BAPTIST CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH 14th and South Streets W. E. Williams, Pastor 9:30, Church school. J.

H. Davis, Supt. Classes for all ages. Morning worship, 10:45. Sermon by the pastor.

Senior Choir will sing. Junior and Senior League Evening service, 7:30. a. Sabbath School. Jeanette Blackwell.

Supt. 11:00 a. Moniing'worship and preaclving. 6:30 B. Y.

P. U. service. 7:30 p. Evening service.

JEHfOVA'Hl'S 2001 Com-merCia'l -AVe. Sa-lv-ation Study. p. in. CHAPEL Hi 'FREE B'A'PTIST 432 Sth St.

'Rev. W. S. Nbrma'n, Richard KTimley, Sunday 'School 10:45 a. m.

M-oVntag -wots5alp preacliingr. 7:30 -p. -m. 'sen-vi-ces. Sermon by pastor 'eacli STst third Sun'day ta ea cli Wofitih.

IMMA'NUEL 'EV. LUTH. CHURCH Missouri Synod 1915 -Pine Street E. H. Bohrer, Pastor Sunday School, 9 a.

-m. Regular services l-Or'OOa. -m. Br. "Walter A.

Kla'ier will speak the Hour Sunday 12:30 KWK and 3:30 p. m. KFUO. GM-UIRCH vftih 'S'mitli-el-n Baptist 'Cb'nTeWtion. 19'fh and 'Elm Sts.

C. Cros'lin, Pastov Above All, Our Religion Should -Make tls More Kindly -and Humane to Others I there has -been in the world and horn, inch of it even at the 'present lioiir! Does our religion, all things, make us kindly and humane? Or are we among those 'Who value conformity to rit- more than gentleness, goodness and blessing? Hospital News From St. Andrew's was and IMiss Josephine Gannau of Cora admitted yesterday afternoon underwent an appendectomy. Trier condition is fair today. Sfewton A.

Wolff of was admitted yesterday afternoon and underwent appendectomy. to consider, and for the 'Physician to deal with. The problem of human ing, always 'acute, was never more mains in -a fair-condition, emphasized 'than at the -present Sirs. William R. Turnage and baby are doing nicely, Fred Dixon, operative Rase, rp- when 'millions of -our -fellow and as innocen't of liour wrongdoing as.

-ourselves, --and slb'ly -even more 'torture -o'f famine, and 'violence. The problem is aio less because 'tliis i's almost -all suffering induced toy-man. A -po'e't of generation -wrote, "fen's irih-umanity to man malces 'coUTitless thousands mourn," and we have; -every reason to feel the o'f words. The plausible, -con-ven-ient theory itfhva'ys that people -siit'- i'er Irlieir -sins and 'errors. The 'fact -sin 'does -sufEei-iug "'JBmls t-rutli -to tills con- eeptib'n, Tsirt one cawnot go "very! far 'into the study of, bum an suffering without realizing that it does 'not --at all fcfccoim-t for all the 1 Hacts.

ra. Sunday school. Class- ifor feetmeth Raines, ge'ner- 10:45 m. 'Sfeniing Worship. fcSO.ip.

XJ. 'Sim'Sj -g-eiieral director. sGrvice, setvioe. Mrs. physboro.

all of Mm- AUSTRALIAN FORCESIN BARDIA fro ODftT driving back the Italian defense line and pushing a "'deep blunt wedge into the inner line. It was believed here that some Australian tanks, along- with infantry, migh already be on the inner side of the tank ditch which the Italians had built. Last news from the front, that operations were continuing, was believed to mean" that the Italians would be given' no rest and that the fall of come soon. the stronghold must READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fifteenth and Walnut Rev. B.

A. Colemaii, Pastor. Jas. Harvey, Su-pt. S.

S. 0:30, Sunday School. Morning worship, 10:45. 6:30, Christian Endeavor. ST.

R'B EVANGELICAL AN'D REFORM CHURCH 1512 S-prnce Henry W. Wichman, Pastor BETH EL A. -M. E. CHURCH Rev.

W. J. Oliver 9:30 a. m. Sunday) school.

Evelyn 1 Wilson, Supt. 10:45 a. m. Morning worship" arid preaching. Allen A.

C. E. League, p. 7:00 p. m.

Evening devotions. MT. Sunday church -school, 'Classes for -all ages. 'wdrship, Sermon 'by the T. P.

6:30. HOLY TmNITY EPISCOPAL 'Rev. B. E. -Arthnr Services -Sunday, January BHi at a.

in. GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH 520 NX, 17th St. Rev. A. R.

McKee, Pastor Sunday school, 9:30. Preaching. 11:00 a. B. T.

6:30 p. m. Preaching, 8:00 p. m. Missionary Society Holds Meeting at Chester Ashman Home The Missionary Society of the Lchristian church met Friday after- I noon at the home -of Mrs, Chester FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 15th and Pine Sts.

A. J. Collins, Pastor 9:30 a. m. Bible School.

Classes, Jewell spoke for all ages. China. 10:30, Morning worship. Communion. Sermon: "Forget and Go Forward." 6:30, Christian Endeavor.

7:30, Evening services. Sermon: "Foundation Stones of Faith." Ashman. i R. L. Morgan, conducted the business session after which the devotional leader, Mrs.

Joe Anderson, with Mrs. R. F. Wharry, Mrs. T.

B. Hanson, Mrs. xT. Pm-cell and Mrs. E.

G. on topics relating to the close of the meeting refreshments weVe served by the hostess to 13 members. Norway has 2433 miles of railways. Here in o'ur lesson' we haTe the istory 'of -some -wlio -ca-nie to Jesus! Him about certain 'Ga1Hle- ans whose Blood Pilate 'Had min-" with their -sa-crffl-c'es. -'Just- why Pilate had thus treated these 'Gal-ile'ans is but the sug- evidently Svas that they.

ill some -suffered because their -sins. Jesus very pointedly those who spoke to iTiin that these nvho thus suffered Vere not sinners above other Galileans, were the IS'npon whom some time earlier the Tower of Siloain had fallen sinners above all other -dwellers in Jerusalem. Why, then, had they svrffered'? -did -not say, but repeatedly He spoke -this mystery that, runs through all of life, of the innocent siifflermg tor. the guilty I mystery that was empliasiz-, ed in His -own sufferings and in His death. One 'Of the things that impresses us is the amount of, suffering that be a-He'viated or avoided if men took a different attitude.

We are 'troubled "that people suffer; and-yet, how -ftra-ch in our own attitudes has -to do with the conditions that make for suffering! If we do -protest, if we do not- strive, to make the conaitious of life more humane, we may actually -offend in doing things that cause people to. stiffer. Think of-the amount, of for instance, that lias resulted from -bigotry -prejudice. Here -is "a story -of a poor woman who had been ill for 18 years, so -bowed over she could not lift herself up. Yet Jesus IrealeS her on a.

Sabbatli day, tlie 'ruler of tire synag-ogare' was moved with indignation. Jes'iis 'Beiio-anced him alia all who shared his attittffle liypo-, crites, but how much of such shameful and cruel hypocrisy Mrs. Louis Emling and baby are -doing -nicely. A. Lehman is somewhat im- prove3.

Miss Margaret Fulmer remains -about the same. Mrs. Vallie Mxiore of Percy, re- -in a fair couditioii. 'Charles Ward is improved. Mrs.

Anna Newberry, -operative case, is 'getting- along tairly well. Mrs. Fred Bo'uclier's condition is satisfactory. Arch Hainflton is slowly improving-. Charles Neace "of route two, Murphysboro.

was Temoved to his -home today. John "Raynor, route four, -Carbondale, is 'improVtirg satisfactoi-liy. Mrs. Neva Chapman continues to improve. Miss Judith Hanson is somewhat improved.

Kate Crutchfi-eld is slowly improying. Monthly Report of Poplar Ridge School Following is the monthly report of Poplar Ridge school, district 10S. Lelah F. Smith is teacher. I attendance: Ross Milenr.

Ruby Porter. Jackie McDaTKef; Donald Weberling, Vivian Fred McDaniel, Ted McDauiel: Ricliard Gengenbach, Roberta McDaniel, Mary Lou Mileur. spelling: Roberta McDaniel, Mary Lou Mileur, Ruth Burkey, Richard Gengenbach. Fred MeDaniel. High honors: Roberta McDaniel, Lowell Stunner, Mary Mileur; Ruth Bin-key, Richard Gengenbach, Vivian Adkins.

Geraldiue Foil, Ellen Milton, Vivian Porter," Alice Edmonds, Jackie Fred McDaniel, Donald Weberling. Honors: Ruby Porter, Joe Thle Helen Foil, Glena Milton. Ross Mileur, Johnnie Milton. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS 0. K.

DRUG STORE wne attention d-na. Prescripton Service THE REXALL STORE A Revival At Assembly Church Rev. G. E. Chambers Arkansas will conduct -a revival, beginning January.

5, at the As-- semljly of God church located on 16th and 'Locust streets. TELEPHONE357 PROMPT! EXACT! PRESCRIPTION FILLED As You Like It I DQERR'S DRUGS A. H. ROBERT SONS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Day and Night Phone 109 Murflhysboro, 111. J.

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