Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 3

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, IMS THE FREEPORT JOURNAL-STANDARD PHONE torn ADI 3100 PAGE THREE OREGON, ILL (Continued from Pan 1) Canadian citizen and had been de ported to Canada after his release -from prison. Helpel said he had employed on a farm in Saskatchewan and hitchhiked from Winnipeg to Oregon via Minneapolis and Eau Claire. Wis. Kaeser Jived in St. Louis.

and Madison. before he moved to Canada in 1906 He was last seen alive in Reglna, Sask Kaeser was believed to have carried a large sum of money when rw toft a hotel to drivf to bis (ana ROCKFORD CHURCH TO HONOR FULTON Rockford. Nov. and Mrs. William Holmes Pulton will to honored at a reception at p.

m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian church In commemoration of Dr. Pulton's twenty-fifth anniversary as pastor of First church. After next Sunday's service. Dr.

Pulton and his wife leave for a visit with their son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Pulton, at Venturis. India.

FBEEPOBT MAN 18 FINED 111 Leslie Leveque. Freeport. was fined and costs on charges of leaving the scene of a motor accident without stopping, after he had struck a parked car belonging to W. L. North, Freeport.

about a month ago. His case had been continued several times in Justice Albert Undesay's court. AUTO LOANS FREEPORT COMMNV Mil HOLY FINANCE NEURITIS II1IIVI PAIN IN Mw Minima To tbt tortviw Mb at NMritfc. Mtumtete Lnahasv fa opfetat. Bar.

tCwork niton to roar Mtfcfoetfcm la a MVBITO. ntlo. Dtw wont or mean twek CM NUWTO OB tali nata Doa't r. C.MALLYJUWAYAT OAK AVENUE CHURCH IUILT AROUND "THANKSGIVING' Main Speaker A large attendance of young people was present Sunday after noon at the Thanksgiving rally of Stephenson County Christian Endeavor union, held at Oak Avenue Evangelical church to hear the Rev. F.

A. MlUhouse. of Rockford Endeavors came from every part of Stephenson county and from Rockford to be present on the occasion of the first Christian Endeavor ral ly since the county Christian En deavor union was reorganized one month ago. The theme for the rally centered around the "Thanksgiving season and was brought out in many illustrations by the speakers on the afternoon program. Miss Marie Folbridge, newly elected president of the county C.

E. union, presided over the afternoon session. Cedarvllle Musicians Play The program opened with a prelude played as a marimba duet by Mrs. Iva Edward Clingman and her sister. Miss Dorcas Edwards, of Cedarville.

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Entry of ttw Olad- lators" and "Tht Vails of St. Mary's" Rev. M. A. Ooas.

pastor of Trinity Evangelical church, led In the devotionals. using as his text. 100. Rev. Mr.

doss said In pan. "It Is difficult to classify and name all of the blessings and benefits that have come to us but we can be thankful for three great things, our friends, the church of Jesus Christ, and Christ and His teachings." In the absence of the secretary. Miss Beulsh Kuhlmeyer. the roll call by societies was conducted by Miss Florence Folbridge. The song service was led by Robert Kerch of Second Presbyterian church.

Freeport, with Miss Wllma Newell, of Freeport United Brethren church, presiding at the piano. "Acrostic" Address The main address of the afternoon was given by Rev. F. R. Millhouse, pastor of the Messiah Luth- em church.

Rockford. The speaker chose as his subject. "Our Blessings." He referred to ttw first Thanksgiving day in 1630 when Pilgrims gave thanks for their abundant harvest. In developing his talk, Rev. Mlllhouse built up an acrostic using the word "Blessing." and taking each letter to form words that showed the true meaning of the theme of his talk.

The first letter chosen was used to stand for the Bible and many Illustrations from the life of Christ were used. The speaker chose the quotation "Either the Bible will keep you from sin or sin will keep you from the Bible" as a thought to be considered. The second letter. represented "love." "Racial and religious intolerance in Europe. Asia and other parts of the world can be prevented by Christian love." said the speaker was used to represent "enthusiasm" and the two "s's" were used to form the words Saviour and salvation.

The letter "1" was added to form the word "instruction." Christian Endeavor Is an organization where young people receive training for leadership said the speaker. Carrying the acrostic still farther, the letter became the word "name," the speaker mentioning that young people should make thelr name and Christian Endeavor stand for something worthwhile. Finally the letter was formed into the word "glory." Song Contot At the close of the address, a song contest was presented by Miss Rose Inna Blcknell of Second Presbyterian church. Miss BlckneJl stated that the contest was open to all Endeavors of Stephenson county and is for the purpose of obtaining a county Christian Endeavor song that could be sung at all rallies and conventions. This contest is to continue for one month and all entries must be sent to Rose Inna Blcknell before Dec.

20. Each entry must contain one verse and chorus with the Stephenson County Christian Endeavor union as the central theme and written to the tune of some well-known musical number. It was announced that the Judges would be Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rutt, Evanston, song leaders for the Illinois Christian Endeavor union and themselves composers of Christian Endeavor songs.

The last speaker on the program was Miss Rosellen Adamson who discussed "The the Illinois Christian Endeavor paper The rally was brought to a close with the Mlspah benediction. 6AYDA, FASCIST EDITOR, ASKS TICKLISH QUESTIONS Rome. Nov Gayda, fascist editor considered closest to Premier Mussolini, asked today why the United States and other nations which lament the treatment of Jews in Germany and-Italy do not offer them sanctuary. In a long article in the newspaper jiomale dltalla. Gayda named Mtain and her dominions, France.

Belgium, the Netherlands, Swltzer- and and several Latin American countries as well as the United States among those which, he said, had failed to make their compassion for the Jews concrete. COMPANY USES lERRiTACTICS (Continued Prom One) absolutely no truth to the statement." The union statement asserted that six weeks ago attempted negotiations." Company Vice-Presldent J. O'Connor told the bargaining tnat the company was not going to change its position and that he had assurance from Mayor Edwuid KelU and State's Attorney Thomas- Courtney that the International Livestock exposition, scheduled to open Saturday, go on regardless of cost." JUNIOR DIVISION ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1938-39 M. C. A.

Boys Enjoy Program Saturday; HI-Y Club Dltciuses Vocations Tonight Officers for the coming year were elected Saturday by members of the Junior division of the A boys' department following a luncheon and program Officers named President--Elliott Solauay Vice-president--Dick Cramer Secretary--Rodger Vohlken Treasurer--Lyman Fish burn The days program opened with the usual Saturday morning gymnasium and swimming periods and lobby games followed until noon Luncheon was served in the Best memorial club room and following a short business meeting and election of officers ttie boys attended the matinee program at a local theatre. Boys' Work Secretary Arnold Ramer. Of the V.M.C.A. again will lead the discussion as the Senior Hl-Y club, at its meeting tonight, ponders the second forum topic, "Vacations." for the Silver Anniversary Older Boys' conference at Peorla Dec. 2, 3, Weekly meeting night of the Rifle club has been changed to Tuesday this week and the group will meet with Instructor Dave Southwick at 7 tomorrow evening.

FREEPORT MAN IS NAMED INSPECTOR OF EQUIPMENT BEING BUILT FOR Local Illinois Central officials announced todiiy that C. Barron, 315 West Gali'nn avenue, has been up- pointed Inspector to receive new equipment to be built for the Illinois Central bv the Atneiicun Car iind Foundry coinpnnv. St Louis. Mo It Is understood (hut the Illinois Central has contracted for 1 000 all-steel 50-ton bov cars, and thnt delivery will begin Dec 1 Mr Barren left Sunday for St Louis wheie It Is expected he i be ensured In this work for the next three months MOTORIST WHO DISAPPEARED AFTER ACCIDENT IS ARRESTED Edward Heltznian. West Moselcy street, held on a warrant charging leaving the scene of a motor accident after he had struck car belonging to Jnck Bolender.

parked In front of the latter's home Frldav night, was released under bond of $500 and his cose continued until Nov. 29, at a hearing held Saturday before Justice Albert Llndsey It was alleged that after the accident the defendant leaped out of his car. hid behind shrubbery and then disappeared He was arrested bv Police Officer Walter Marsh Saturday. WERRENRATH AT BELOIT IN LECTURE-RECITAL TONIGHT Belolt. Wls.

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