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EDWABPSVILLE INTELLIGENCER. FBIDAY, FEBBUABY 21, 1936 Christian Science. Christian Science services are conducted at the Masonic Temple Sunday school will begin at 9:30 a. m. followed by morning services at 11 Wednesday evening meetings beginning at 8, include testimonials The reading rooms will be open on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons between 12:30 arid 4:30 o'clock.

"Soul" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, February 16. The Golden Text was, "Unto thee, Lord, do I lift up my soul. Shew ine thy ways, Loid; teach me thy paths" (Psalms 25-1, 4). Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: "Then one of them, which was a lawyer, asked him a question, tempting him, and Baying, Master, which is the great commandment in the law? Jesus said unto him, Thou shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul, and all thy mlud. This is the first and great commandment.

And the second is like unto tt, Thou shall love thy neighbor as thyself" (Matthew 22 35-38). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Sciiptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "Dost thou 'love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind'? This command includes much, even tha surrender of all merely material spusation, affection, and worship This Is tho El Dorado of Christianity" (p. 9). Inimanuel Church, Sunday school will be held at 9:15 a m. with morning worship at 10:30 o'clock.

Rev. F. C. Stelzilede -Will speak on "The Beast Today." Due to the coal situation there will be no evening services. All meetings scheduled during the week either been postponed or will be held at the parsonage.

The Sunday evening meeting of the Epworth League will be held in the parsonage at 6 15 p. m. The Standard Bearers also meet at the parsonage on Tuesday night. On Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock the banquet of the Alton Croup Midyear Epworth League Institute will be held at the church. Eden Evangelical.

Sunday school will begin at nine o'clock and all departments will study the words of Jesus "Ye Cannot Seive Two Masters." Services of worship at ten o'clock Rev. H. J. Bredehoeft will deliver his message on the topic: "Where are You to be Found? or Where do You Live?" Meetings next week Include Mon- day evening the men's chorus will meet at 7:30 o'clock. Tuesday evening the first of a Lenten series will be preached.

The public Is Invited to attend these mid-week service's up and until Easter. Friday night is choir rehearsal. St. John's Methodist. The Sunday school is scheduled for 9:30 a.

m. More than 200 braved the cold to attend Sunday school here last Sunday. At 10:45 o'clock the pastor. Rev. J.

W. Cummins, will give the third of a seiles of pre-Easter sermons, "Jesus Accepted by Peter," and in the evening a sermon of "From Whence Comes Wars?" The Epworth League meets at 6:30 p. m. The Queen Esthers and Standard Bearers will have charge of the usheilng, collecting and music Sunday evening. Colllnsville Episcopal Church.

The services tor Quinquaguesima Sunday, Feb. 23, are: Holy Communion 8 a. church school, 9:30 a. morning prayer with sermon by the rector, Robert A. Martin, at 10 45 a.

confitmation lecture, "The Psycological Approach to Religion" by the rector at 4 p. in. On Monday, Feb. 24, St. Matthias Day, Holy communion at 10 a.

m. Shrove Tuesday will be observed on Feb. 25. Ash Wednesday, 'Feb. ,,2,6, with services as follows.

Holy cora- munion 10 a m. and ashes will be distilbuted at this service. Litany dnd Evensong at 7 3 0 p. m. Trinity Lutheran Church.

Sunday school and Junior Bible class meet at 9 o'clock. English service begins at 9 4 5 and will be followed by German services at 11. the pastor's sermon topic will be: "We Gloiy in the Lord." This year's special mid-week Lenten services will begin next Wednesday evening. The mediataions aie to be based on ifuestions which the suffering asked during His Holy Passion. Rev.

W. C. Gesch, pastor of Tilnity Lutheran Church at Alton will deliver the first sermon of the series on the "Question addressed to the Sleeping Disciples." First Baptist Church. Sunday school will be held at 9:30 a. m.

with inoinlng services at 10:45 o'clock Rev. L. Coffman will preach on "The Nearness of od." The B. Y. P.

U. Depaitments meet at 6:30 p. and at the 7 3 0 o'clock services Dr R. F. Douglas of this city will speak on "Washington he Man of Emotions." Christian Church.

Sunday school Is scheduled for 30 a. m. Sunday. Communion and services will be conducted Pattern EED another moming frock quickly? Here's the gaimont for you, as it can be put together in a couple of houis. It has an unusually smart appearance, with sot-in sleeves and a soft, ruffled collar.

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Or, if you want to order it with the pattern above, send In just an additional 10 cents i the coupon. TODAY'S PATTERN BUREAU, 11-13 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Enclosed is 15 cents In coin for Pattern No Kama Address City State. Name of this newspaper Let It Snow! This Truck Can Ski PAGE FIVE Just a big gadabout, which refuses to stop lor any kind of weather, is this freakish truck which the Russians call the "go everywhere" NATI-3.

Jt looks as if it would be a handyveliicle tor some of the blizzard-beset communities in the V. and it has proved its -worth in Russia's heavy snows this winter, with its front wheels mounted on skis and caterpiller treads covering the rear wheels. The truck, as shown here, can take a grade up to 38 degrees on dry ground and up to 25 degrees on snow. at 10:45 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. with George White of -Huntlngton, Ky. In charge. Mr.

White has been engaged by the church as minister and his wife, who will arrive next week, will reside in Edwardsville. 'Tonight is the meeting of the Sunday school cabinet. On Tuesday evening the Gleaner Class will meet at the home of Mrs. Harold Theuer. Presbyterian Church.

school will begin at 9:30 a. m. with morning services at 10-45 o'clock Rev. C. L.

Attlg, the pastor, will continue his series of sermons on Bible pictures recently awarded to Sunday school classes. This Sunday he will preach on "Follow Me," the picture awarded to the class of Mlas Edna Faust. There will be no evening services, due to the fuel conditions. St. Cecilia's Church.

An eight o'clock mass will be conducted at St Cecilia's Catholic Church in Glen Carbon Sunday rooming by Rev. Charles Meagher. St. Mai-j's Catholic. Masses at this church are conducted every Sunday momlng at 8 and 10 o'clock.

St. Boniface Catholic. Masses at St. Boniface Catholic Church will bo held Sunday morn- iug at 8 and 10:30 o'clock. Purchaser--Will the color in these stockings run? Seller--Oh, no! Purchaser--'Then it is fast? Seller--Certainly! Purchaser--Well; how can anything be fast that can't run? STAUNTON MBS.

HUGH MBNK, Corrwpondent Valentine Banquet. The annual Valentine banquet of the St. Paul's Brotherhood of the Evangelical Church was held Friday at the hall at 6:30. The wives and sweethearts of the members were the guests. Rev.

O. F. Brummer, pastor of the Evangelical Church in Wood River presented an address on the subject: "The Spectrum of Valentine decoiations were employed and the banquet was served by a committee from the Woman's Union. A short musical program of Hawaiian music was presented by the Haidlng String Orchestra of Carlinville. Dies at Hospital.

Joseph Sandrin, 67, operator of a service station at Livingston, died on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 at St. Francis Hospital In Lltchfleld from pneumonia. Funeral services wero held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the late residence In Livingston. In- teiment will be made In the Spangle cemetery near this city. Phllatheas Meet.

Mesdames W. B. Aschbacher, H. A. Sparr and Fred Allen entertained the Phllatheas of the M.

E. Church Sunday school at a valentine party at the former's home Monday evening. Mrs. Thomas Frew presided at a devotional meting. Mis.

M. B. MADISON NEWS O. W. If ASH, Correspondent Mother's Club Has Study.

The February meeting of the Mo ther's Study Club was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harold Rogers on Madison Ave. Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Frank Hill, president, Mrs. J.

C. Laub, vice president, Mrs. Joseph Ropac, secretary, Mrs. Geo. Tirpak, treasurer.

Subject for discussion was "American Citizenship." Roll call was answered with the names of famous Americans. Madison High Wins. Madison high school basketball team defeated Wood River high 43 to 33 last Tuesday night, making them nine wins and two defeats. They now lead the Madison-St. Clair league by two more games won than Granite City, their nearest rival with seven.

Madison has one more conference game to play while Granity City has three more conference games to play, with St. Louis on Friday night. Manse Burns. The Presbyterian manse, 16 a 9 Third Street, occupied by Dr. H.

M. Thomas and family was nearly destroyed by fire last Saturday when a blaze was discovered in the attic. Damage was $660 which was covered by insurance. Club Gave Card Party. The Mlnewa Reading Club gave their annual card party and dance at Firemen's Hall Thursday evening.

Proceeds will be donated to the children who need glasses in school This Is an annual event for the ladies. Couple Married. Miss Mary Votonpal and Joe Dusek were united in marriage at St. Johns' Church In St. Louis last Saturday afteinoon.

Rev Albert Prokos perfoimed the ceremony. Celebrate Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Tuckei of 207 Jones and Mrs. Sparr led In prayer and read the scripture. Home-made valentines were exchanged, Refreshments were seived. Notified of Death.

Mrs. Jacob Hauversburk wan ailed to Hillsboro by the death of lier nephew John Owens, who was killed in a mine accident at Hllls- toro. Owens was a son of Mrs. Margaret Klock Owens of Gillesple. Mrs Hauversburk was accompanied there by Mrs.

Mae Hans and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dietwiler of St. Louis. Madison Ave.

celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Saturday night when they entertained a number of friends. Many lovely gifts-were presented to the couple. Couple Wed. Miss Evelyn Ramy of Madison and Arch Douglas of Granite City were united in marriage at Collins- vllle last Sunday After the ceremony they returned to the Haniy home wheer a wedding supper was served to the immediate family and friends. They will reside with Mrs.

Ramy, mother of Mrs. Douglas. Returns From Hospital. Mrs. Sadie Crawford, Madison librarian, who underwent a major operation recently in St.

Elizabeths' hospital has returned to Valentine Party. Mrs. Edward Berger was hostess to a large number of Madison and Granite City friends on Valentine day. The house had appropriate- decorations for the occasion. Twenty- four ladies were present.

Retire Bonds. At their regular meeting the Madison village board retired $21,000 of 6 per cent bonds, then issued the same amount in 4 per cent bonds, thus saving the taxpayers $3,700.00 per year. Visits in East. Miss Irene Barlow of Fifth St. is visitiug her sister Mrs.

Stein in Philadelphia, Pa She will also visit friends In Washington and New York City. Dinner Guest. Mrs. Frank Clinton of Fifth St and Mrs Thomas attended the funeral of their sister and daughter at Komomo, Ind. FOSTERBURG NEWS OARBIE BCHAVM Corrwpoodcnt Undergoes Operation.

Miss Eleanor Henderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Henderson WM removed to the hospital in Alton Tuesday where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. Miss Henderson is a high school pupil.

Attend Meeting. Mr and Mrs. Lee Werts are attending the State Farm Insurance Co. meeting at Bloomington this week Mr. Werts is the local repre- se'ntative of the company.

Attend Tarty. A number of the young folks from tho P.aptist Church attended the party Monday evening given at tlio home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Meeden in Upper Alton. Injured in Fall.

Mrs. Jack Johnson fell on the ice in thi'lr driveway Tuesday morning and fractured her wrist. Receiving Tav Hooks. Jobn Muessel, Foster township tax collector has lecelved his books from Edwardsvllle. Reported III.

Peler Tlchenal Is suffering with lumbago in his back. Personals. Mrs. H. G.

Bassett Is reported ill at her home. Mr.s. Wm. Blotna of Piasa Is visiting her mother Mrs. NeJIa Werts.

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