Lawrence Daily Journal-World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 4

SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1917. 1 nttr PAGE FOUE THE LA WHENCE DAILY JOURNAL-WORLD A CHURCHES Mr. and Mrs. Jim AUerdice left Friday for Kansas City where they will visit a few days with friends and relatives. Mrs.

Rose -Jardon and daughter Mrs. Tla. Dver returned last Wednesday Recitation Virgil Vaughn. Dialogue "Getting Rid of An Agent." Duet Henry Boehle and Paul Johan-ning, "Sweet Genevieve." Recitation Clara Fleer. Recitation Mary Jessee.

Dialogue "A Capable Servant. Messrs Will Howell and Henry James furnished some excellent music on the from Overbrook where they have been Ftrtt Baptist 1 for the past two weeks visiting wun relatives. .1. 0 Fred Helm and Mtnon Warner are hauling lumber from Baldwin for the new granery which P. K.

Beck nnd Scott Nelson are building for Fted Iieirn. The following were among ihe Baldwin visitors T'uesdav: Sophia Helm. Faye Wintermantel. Will Henry and Will Laws, Paul Johanning. Mr.

Floyd, John Helm. In last week's Items was ft r-port of the death and funeral of Mrs. Elmer Hefner. This should have been Mrs. Ernest Hepner instead.

Julius Ziesch spent rcveral days at his old home in Oklahoma whiie their estate is being settled. Henry Fleer was In Baldwin Saturday afternoon. Paul Johannlng spent Tuesday evening em Miss Alta Helm and Miss ixmma Shockey visited for several days In Ola-the with Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Bell. Mrs. Bell brought them home Wednesday evening in the car. She will remain here for several days and visit with her par- ents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Shockey. Mrs.

John Hitchcock and daughters Beulah and Mildred returned home Tues- day- after a weeks visit in "Belton, Mo. They made the trip in the car. CormrKifcth and Kentucky A cordial Invitation is extended to visiter and Sunday acbool at "9:45. icrmon at 11 o'clock. Rev.

Frank pastor of the First Baptist rhurcb at Evanston. 111., will preach. ILr. Jennlnffi is a Kansas man and a rraduat of Ottawa university. lie has been, a frtend of Rev.

O. C. Brown for years and occupied the pulpit hsra some yenra ao. On account of Rev. Mr.

Jen-oisg: hsvlnjc an engagement at Ottawa for Sunday evening, there will be no evenlnar services excepting the: regular meetings -of ths Christian End-avor societies At 6:45. ft .7 k. violin and guitar which was aprieiaiea by all. After the program ice cream and cake were served to those present. The Worden Baseball team had practice games Wednesday and Saturday afternoon of last week.

At the Wednesday games they elected Elmer Lutz as manager and reelected Milton Warner as captain of this year's team. Tuesday afternoon they played a game with Cen-tropolis and won 14 to 8. Bateries for Centropolis were Andrew Selers, Verne Clark and Herb Glasser pitchers and Verne Clark and Harold Fisher catchers. The Worden lineup was M. Warner, Andy Elm, J.

Schwartz, lb; M. Kring, 2b; E. Lutz, ss; V. Kring. 3b; C.

Leder-er. If; O. Elm, cf; C. Young, rf; Cleve Clark and C. F.

Skiles, umpires. A good sized bunch of rooters was out Milton Warner went to Lawrence Saturday to register. His home is in Sayre, Okla. at the Henry Sehwartac home. Miss Malta Bheppard leit xnursaay morning for Emporia where she will attend the Normal Summer School.

Mrs. Ef fie Lobinger of Kansas City Remember Sunday morning. June iu as visited last Wednesday with her brother Children's Day at the woraen church. Everybody come and all are welcome. rv.

A. Snlt of Hoi ton. presiding elder Scvlur Kerns. William Hobbs is in Goff this week of this district will hold quarterly meet ing at Worden over next aunaay, commencing Friday ev Ing. Walter Jehle, us.

bcnwari hrTai-. cas Fleer were in Lone btar saiuruaj afternoon. looking after business interests. Mrs. Margaret Graham and daughter, Susa of Chanute are here this week visiting with her sister Mrs.

Ona Amos. Mr. and Mrs. W. P.

Burrows returned home last Wednesday evening after a two weeks visit in Parsons and Waverly with relatives and friends. Miss Inez Johnson who has been teaching at Barnard this year returned home last Monday evening and will spend the summer here with per parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. F.

Johnson. OF OUR BOYcP cTJELFCTED FOR. cTERWl United Brethren Comer. Vermont and Seventh Sts. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.

Public worship and sermon at 11 o'clock. Juniors meet mt 2:30 p. m. Christian i Kndeavor wiU meet at so the meeting may be time for all to bo to the services at IUblnon symnastum. Prayer meeting 1 nursday evening at o'clock.

All mad welcome- at this church. F. M. Iastor. I I Trinity Lutheran I (Trinity Sunday) Chnrrh one block east of the court house.

Divine worship and sermon at 11 a. onday school at 10 o'clock for ail except the primary de. partnvnt which meets- at 9:45 a. m. Owing to the unkn service in the Robinson tryronasium there, will le no evening servic.

or mettinK of the Iuthec League. Fpcial miislc under the direc-tion oi- Mr. OoU Coffelt. The public is cordially invited to worship with us. To Stop Hair Loss and Rid Your Scalp of Dandruff, Use NEWBRO'S HERPflCODE MOTxlERcr OPAMCPICA.

Women of this eat land of liberty and idealurm You who have taught us all that we. WASHINGTON CREEK 1 8 Mr. and Mrs. Dillon and children of District No. 4 spent the day with their know of Love and Devotion and cTacrifice.

Vou who have led us" through our greatest trials to our greatest victories' 5 daughter, Mrs. Ben Mohler and Mr. Mohler last Tuesday. Charlie Roser is helping Mr. John Dunn.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Puckett of Kanwaka spent last Saturday night and Sunday GO I IMG-1 Friends Tenth and Delaware. Susie Wilcox. Pastor.

Morning service at 10 o'clock: sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at 11:15, James Day. Supt; Mrs. Nellie Ken. nedy.

Supt. of Irtmary department: Gertrude Htundinjt. Asst. Mid-week metjng at Wednesday afternoon. You are welcomed to these st-nicts.

I i wim ner parents mi. aiiu una. I iSond. Do you have dandruff? Does your hair fall out? Is it getting thinner and the parting 'more pronounced every day? If so, we advise you to get busy right away and before it is too late. i We are not trying to scare you.

We are simply telling you the truth. If you would ward off impending baldness you must check that hair loss li Mr. and Mrs. O. P.

McNees spent last -J MOTHERS' OF AMERICA Tbdax As-ou gladly and proudly rend forth yourcrorxs to the rervfce of country for the freedom of the world in joy and r- pride and devotion salute you; MOTHERS' OF AMERICA- The scalp is clean and free from dandruff. The hair looks strong and healthy and does not fall out There is vigor and snap where before the hair was dead, dull and brittle. The Itching which is so annoying stops and you enjoy a feeling of coolness and cleanliness nithcrto unknown. fJ i Any dealer will sell you Newbro's Herpicide either in 50 cent or $1.00 size. It is guaranteed by The Herpicide Co.

The first application will convince you that Newbro's Herpicide is the very thing for the hair. Its odor is delightful. Applications may be obtained at the better barber shops and hair dressing parlors. and rid your scam of dandruff. I Start right and start now First Pretbyterlan Corner Nnth and Vermont: Rev.

Kric A. iiln k. pastor. Morning service at 10:30. The pastor will have for the aubjret of his sermon.

"Clay in the Potter's Hand." The Sunday school will m-t at inion. and there will no evening ervic- on ai-ount of the university baccalaureate. Mid-week prayer meet- Int; Wednesday evening at :45. i Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Camp, bell-of Willow Springs. Bryan Neal spent from Friday until Sunday with his sister Mrs. John Banks. Kessler Williams spent the last week end with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Williams for the last time before returning to his home, in Montana. Mr. Harry Bowen has purchased a hay loader and side delivery rake to handle his hay crop this. year. Mr.

Hugo Schellerhorn has been lathing the new addition to their house the past week. Mrs. Ludvey Katherman and little son of Kansas City came last Tuesday for a visit with home folks. Mrs. W.

O. Flory returned to her home in town last Thursday after several weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. John Dunn. Children's Day will be Sunday, June 10, Because of these things and because are what are, we are and proud that are with tberigntremedyandsticlc to it Newbro's Herpicide. Use Herpicide daily for a while, then three times a week will be sufficient.

Watch the fiONK lit change which takes place in the ruuwnMi or AMERICA condition of your hair and scalp. First Methodist Episcopal Corner of Tenth nixl Vermont. -Rev. Henry W. HnrKrtt.

Minister; Gordon li. Thmpsoi. I diversity pastor. University class-. union and Primary departments and class meeting at 9:30.

Public woraiilp. sermon: The Master's Decree." an unauthorized commencement ermn. Special music. Sunday school. 12 Irof.

K. S. Weatherby. Intermediate, senior and adult classes, 'lnat ail may attend the baccalaureate sermon at Robinson gymnasium. r.

LL Kpworth ueaKue servic and the evnin pr-achlng service will be at Valley Chapel. Charlie Longanecker of town spent last Friday and Saturday visiting relatives in the neighborhood, returning to Lawrence Saturday evening with Mr. I Loganecker on his return home from work at Mr. Schellerhorn's. Mr.

Roger Williams has been having his car overhauled the past week. i Mr. Ben Mohler and the Mowder boy spent last Wednesday afternoon helping John Dunn break colts. Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Williams spent last Friday in Kansas City. Christian Science First Chun of Christ. Scientist. Church building. 1249 Massachusetts" strvet.

Sunday services at 11 a. sub- Alia. ad ii ou be. Junior League meets at 3 The Ep-nouik-rtL" undav school at 10 a. m.

worth League wjll meet at p. m. Even- tenor; Mr. John bass; assisted by Prof. Skilton who will nlav an orcan Elkay's straw hat cleaner, 10 cents.

McColloch's Drug Store. solo and a duet with Mr. Stevens at the BALDWIN Wednesday tesUmonial meetings m-; sermon subject: at fco-rlof-k. The Christian Science read- 1 -P- A welcome awaits you tn nmm in frin everv afternoon exceDt al -enienar. All WORDEN tiuixlay aiiil lolklays from 3 to 5.

A Death at Vinland Eighth treet Christian Church are cordially Invited. The Eighth street Christian church will give an ice cream social at the church Anna Laughlin of Lawrence visited a Saturday evening, bunday school at 11 a. m. Bible reading. 7 p.

tn. Evening Clara Andrews the little fourteen months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Andrews died at the home of A. L. Andrews died last Wednesday after an illness of several months. Mr. and Sirs.

H. A Andrews had Just arrived here from Cheyenne, on account of the Sunday afternoon at the Vinland Methodist church. Rev. Frank Rist of Oneida will preach the sermon. services, p.

m. All are invited to at piano. Mr. Dalton will play a cello solo with organ and piano accompaniment. Program: Jubilate Deo Nevin Anthem Sing to the Lord Haydn Soprano Solo I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say i Alto Solo The Prayer Perfect Stetson Anthem The Lord is Exalted West Tenor and bass duet Come Unto Me Faure Organ Solo Adagio Dudley Buck Quartet June Schnecker Organ and Piano Duet Fatasie Demarest Cello Solo Kohl Xidrei Ma-; Bruch Quartet To America Walling Hymn America the Beautiful (words by Katherine Lee Bates) Sunshine Band Hie Sunshine Band; students of iinl.

verbal science; help for mind: body and estate: and a deeper knowledge of the law of Infinite Being, or One Ufe. God In all through all and over all. Services at the I'nitarl-in church. 1201 Vermont. Mrs.

Klia Baktsrin of Kansas City, will tend these services. Trinity GHEVRO LET Itev. Evan Alexander Edwards. Rector. be the speaker.

Services will begin Trinity Sunday. Festival Day of the Par- promptly ul p. m. All are Invited. Ish.

Sixtieth anniversary. Holy Com. Phil Campbell to Speak Phil Campbell will Kive the address munion. a. m.

Sunday school, 10 a. next Tuesday afternoon at the Registra tion uay exercises. Mr. CamDbell first couple of days last week with her mother Mrs. H.

Laughlin. Bishop S. C. Breyfogle of Reading, preached a very interesting and instructive sermon at the Worden Evangelical chureh Monday evening. This was a rare opportunity and a good sized crowd was out to hear him.

Several from liere attended the graduation exercises of part of the rural schools of Franklin county Centropolis last Wednesday night. They report a large crowd and a fine time. The Help Someone and the Brighten the Corner Sunday school classes of the Worden Sunday school gave Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hornberger a kitchen shower last Thursday night.

It was to be a surprise and a suprise it certainly was. The evening was spent in playing various games after which refreshments were served. All report having spent a very enjoyable evening. Those present were Rev. and Mrs.

C. F. Hartman, m. iioiy communion and -sermon. 11 a.

m. Tuesday. June 5. registration day, special services by order" of Convention: Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m.

Patriotic service and sermon. 10:30 a. m. Choral Benediction The Lord Bless notified the Baldwin people that he would be unable to attend the exercises. Thee DamroscTi but an urgent telegram from here caus Church of the Brethren Corner Fourteenth and 'New Hampshire.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. The morning sermon will be given by Elder Forney a former pastor here. In the evening we exiect to have our postponed missionary program at the Young People's hour. The pastor will give the evening sermon on "The Joy of Come and worship with us.

Nazarine We will hold one regular service with Holy Grove Baptist Thirteenth and Pennsylvania, evening services, 8 p. m. Rev. iels. Pastor.

Sunday F. Dan- Sunday school beginning at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m.

Preaching again in the evening at 7:30 p. m. We have prayer meeting on Tuesday evening and r-riaay evening at p. m. We will have Si' a SI ft street meetings every Saturday evening Model 490 5 Passenger or Roadster, fully equipped with electric light and self-starter, Willard Battery.

$585.00 delivered in Lawrence. The cheapest good car on the market today. Get yours before price raise. Call and see it, or ask for demonstration. Chevrolet Agency Plymouth Congregational Morning service at 10:30.

Sermon: The Still Small Voice." Dr. R. A. Schwegler of the university will occupy the Tutnit both mominc and evening. Musical Service Tomorrow at the Unitarian church the morning service- at 10:30 will be entirely musical.

It will be jiiven by the choir: Mrs. Norman Pickens. soprano: Miss through the- summer. God is blessing us Misses Nellie Leuf, Esther Oehrle, Cora ed mm to alter his plans. Phil Campbell will come direct from the halls of congress and he will be in a position to give the Baldwin audience a first hand impression of the war situation.

The speaking will occure immediately after the parade at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. C. F.

Hobbs and daughters, Euna and Helen of Lyndon are here this week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. iTIobbs.

Glenn Holmes, and Eart Williams were given their second deg ee in the Masonic lodge last Wednesday. Miss Ruth Shirck of Lost Springs came- in Thursday morning to attend the commencement exercises and visit with her sister. Miss Lillian Rev. Frank Waring and family are spending several days here this week and wt are looking for a great time in all our services and we are not disappointed Sunday school at noon. Junior Endeavor Rose Ha worth, alto; Mr.

William Dalton, biesq His name." We will hold a group camp meeting in the latter part of July if Jesus tarrys until that time we hopo the people of Lawrence will all prepare to tome and hear the gospel and in the language of the Bible we say "Come thou with us and we will do thee J. B. at 3:30. Hijch school Endeavor at There xvill be no meeting of the Senior Endeavor. Evening service at 7:45.

Sermon: "Gdd. Bread-Giver." Regular midweek service on Wednesday at 7:45. The Reverend Elderkin of Chicago will prob TYPE OF SUIT. WORN AT SMART AFFAIRS Schwartz, Mabel Kappard, Etta Pohl, Gladys Flora, Eva and Mabel Haas, and Messrs GJlges, Bert Vaughn, Henry Fleer, Walter Oehrle, Dave Harris, Walter Pohl, Andrew and Orville Elm, Milton Warner, Elmer Lutz, Floud Heffner and Glen Flora. Mr.

and Mrs. Hornberger received many useful presents. The Farmers Union business meeting program and social which was to have been Friday evening was put off until Saturday night on account of the rain. A large crowd was out. program follows: Song "We'll have a jubillee in My Old Kentucky 'and We're Tenting Tonight." ably be here to lead this meeting.

MicKey, and Dr. Orelup, Eye, Ear, Nose Throat Dick Buildinir. Unitarian i Corner Vermont and West Twelfth. Sunday s-hHl at Spectal musical service at by the choir and organist. aslted by Prof.

C. S. Skilton. Tel. Bell 534 1028 Mass.

KNOWLEDGE HILL from Kansas City visiting with relatives. Pat Patterson is giving the Baker campus a hair cut this week in preparation for the commencement week. P. C. Moore of Topeka spent last Thursday evening, in town visiting with H.

Facklan. Mr. Moore and Mr. Fack-lan are old friends dating back in the olden days in Anderson county. Mrs.

Addie Bell and son John went to Lawrence Friday morning to make arrangements whereby John can enter the business college until he is called to the colors in Company M. L. E. McPheters went to Lawrence last Friday morning on a business trip. J.

R. Rodgers went to Coffeyville last Mr. and Mrs. George Hunsinger, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Barnes and Mr. and First Christian Corner Tenth and Kentucky Ceo. Dursif. Minister. Sunday, school at a.

m. C. K. society at 6:45 p. m.

Morning worship at subject of sermon: -Andrew, Simon Peter's Brother." There will be no -evening service, this church uniting in the baccalaureate serviors at the university. Vou are cordially invited to all these services. Mrs. Wm. Norwine and son spent last Saturday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Gro ver Rothwell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dano and daughter Helen or Chicago visited week before Friday morning.

A cyclone did considerable damage to Mr. Rogers farm last week and Mr. Rogers went down to see what was needed to repair it. Miss Mary Dixon went to Topeka Fri last with Mrs. Dano's sister, Mrs.

K. Barnes, and Mr. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.

Collins and Virgil Osborne visited frim last Saturday night until Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Thiry and family. Benton Rothwell and Mabel Rothwell spent Sundav before last with Mr. and day morning to attend an alumni meeting of the nursea of the Stormont hospi Ninth Street Baptist Corner Ninth and Ohio.

G. X. Jackson. Prayer and Covenant meeting. 11 tn.

Sunday school. Mr. Wm. Harvey. Supt.

Pornm. p. Red Cross and old soldier day. Y. P.

L. p. m. Mr. Wiley Thompson.

Pres. PreaHiing by pastor. p. m. All are tal.

J. C. Martin spent last Friday in Law Mrs. Gus Brune. rence on business.

Miss Elizabeth Pearson returned to her Mr. E. Kttlinger of Kansas City spent Sunday at his farm here. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Johnson and "home in Topeka last Friday morning af ter visiting here tor several aays wun relatives. boys motored from Sheffield. to the vacant house on John N. Johnson's farm Mrs. T.

K. Boyd went to Topeka Fri week before last. There was no Sunday school last Sun Evangelical Association Cvrnt-r Tenth and Connecticut Sts. Preaching service In the morning at 11 o'clock, and evening at by the pas tor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock and Young People's meeting at 7:00.

K. Pa.tr. day where she will attend the graduation of her daughter, Miss Grace from Christ hospital. day on account of th rainy weather. Mr.

Pierce brought a player piano out from Lrfiwrence for Mr. and Mrs. K. Barn Clean a Ru es last week. by Beatin li i 1' f-j I Mis Ulan Ousdahl and Elmer Canary Glenn Holmes left Friday lor iumporia where he will attend Emporia Normal this summer.

Mrs. F. Cavender and daughter. Miss Edna, attended the graduating exercises of her daughter. Miss Anna from Christ, hospital in Topeka last Friday afternoon.

received notice last week that they were among the Jefferson county school grad uates. Mil l.J 1 ft Howard Creel and Harry Carr enlist ItHo First Baptist North Lawrence Divine service 11 o'clock. Covenant meeting 12:15. Sunday school; S. II.

Hlnes. Supt. P. Y. P.

7 o'clock; Mr. A. Hill. Pres. lreachinK.

8 o'clock. Midweek Kaw Valley District B. Y. P. I.

Tuesday and Wednesday. Kaw Valley District Sunday school convention Thursday and Friday. All are welcome here. T. I.

Lee. Pastor. More Satisfac ed in the Lawrence battery last week. i 1 i 1 A Mr. and Mrs.

John Thiry went to Ton- ganoxie last Saturday to clean off their lots at Hubble Hill cemetery. Gene Larvm, spent last week at the A. ll 1 1 I I I Li. Lnderwood home. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Eastman spent last the a Saturday evening at the Wm. Skeet weepm home. i Centenary Methodist Episcopal Corner North Fourth and Kim Sts. Roy E.

Burt. Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning worship and sermon at 11 a.

subject: "Friends or Slaves The John Thiry lost a cow last Sunday tory is Process from alfalfa bloat. WORN OUT MOTHER TELLS OF BABY'S PIMPLY ECZEMA gnu Became Hard. Crust Like Scale. Very Irritating and Itched. Kept Cuticura Healed.

Mrs. Irvin Hulce and girls of Lawrence ONE WEAK SPOT visited from Saturday until Monday morning at her mother's, Mrs. Farmer. Mr Mrs. Kenneth Barnes visited, several days this week with relatives in Kansas City.

Mr. G. G. Simmons of Independence, visited Saturday evening and Sundav of week before last at John N. Johnson's and Clarence Johnson's.

He left last week for Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Fred Stanton spent Tuesday afternoon in DeSoto. Kansas. She also visited Tuesday night and Wednesday at the A.

L. Stanton home in Lawrence. The vacuum cleaner the twentieth century inventor's greatest con-' tribution to the elimination of home drudgery is the solution. And the electric vacuum cleaner is the most efficient, the cheapest and the most convenient of all. We will be glad to demonstrate the "common sense" of your buying an electric vacuum sweeper.

"When my baby girl first became Hi I noticed a tiny pimple on one of her cheeks. I paid no attention till it became Mrs. S. Farmer visited and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Hulce and family in West Lawrence, worse, and 1 was told it was eczema. The pimples became red and finally spread over her face and became a hard crust like Many Lawrence People Have a Weak Part and Too Often It's, the Bac Many people have a weak spot. Too often it's a bad back. Twinges follow every sudden twist. Dull aching keeps up day and night.

Backache is often from weak kidneys. In such case a kidney medicine is Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys. For backache and" bladder ills. I. Lawrence people recommend the 1 remedy.

Mrs. Oscar Johnson, TL D. No. 10, Lawrence, says: "I always troubled with a weak back and was often annoyed by a dull ache across my loins. Although I had no severe PLAN FOR THE DISLOYAL Ui 3- ip wjf ft Might Send Them To Submarine 4 a scale.

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O. Lovejoy has a plan for handling disloyal persons who oppose the enforcement of the nation's laws, which he thinks ought to work out t-bout right. "I think those persons who object to the defense of the. United States ought to be loaded on a ship which should then be taken to the 'barred 76ne established by- Germany ---and' then turned loose, said Mr. Lovejoy.

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