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PAGE SIX EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1941, SUNDAY SERVICES IN EAST LIVERPOOL DISTRICT UNIVERSAL WEEK OF PRAYER WILL RE MARKED HERE Union Meetings Planned In City Churches; Welisville Will Hold Revivals The UnlTeniel week of preyer will be celebrated leaerally tbroaghoat the East UTerpool trict next week. Two series of onion meetings will be held in East Llrerpool. while Weilsrllle churches will unite in reriral campaign Instead of the nnion prayer meetings. Under the auspices of the East Urerpool Ministerial association downtown churches will hold four onion meetings on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Priday. Plan individual Service Bach of the co-operating churches will hold individual services Wednesday night.

The general theme will be Christ, the The Monday night service will be held in the First United Presbyterian church when Rev. C. W. Mewland. pastor of the First Free Methodist church, will preach on Suffering of the The service Tuesday night will be held in the Orchard Qrove Methodist church.

Rev. C. C. Hanks, pastor of the First Church of the Nasarene, will use the subject Soffieleney of for his sermon. Thursday night the First Chnrch Christ will be the host.

Rev. William Dwight Heaston, pastor of the First Methodist chnrch, will discuss Responsibilities of The final service will be held In the First Church of the Nasarene Friday night when Rev. Clyde H. Canfield, pastor of the United Presbyterian church, will speak on Church and Its East End ChurehM Join East End churches will join for a union series of servlees. The first Monday night will be in the Oakland Free Methodist church with Rev.

W. J. Hooker of the Boyce Methodist chnrch preaching. The Tuesday night servlee will be in the Second Presbyterian chnrch and Rev. C.

8. Richardson of the Oakland Free Methodist chnrch will preach. Like the downtown churches, each congregation will bold an Individual service Wednesday night Thursday night's service will be held in the Boyce Methodist church when Rev. Henry Douglass, pastor of the Second Church of Christ, vlU speak. The Friday night sorv lie in the Second United Presbyterian chnrch will be a preparatory service for members of that congregation for Holy communion which will be celebrated Sunday morning.

The speaker will be an gounced later. The services in Welisville will held in the First Methodist where the Lehman evan- Mlistlo party of Washington. Pa. conducting a series of revivals The Lehmans were to have concluded their work in Welisville Sunday night but consented to remain for another week. Ministers Back Revivals The Welisville Ministerial asso- elation.

Friday voted to join in the revival services next week and tht astors will ask that members of teir churches attend as many nights as possible. Services will be held every night except Saturday, beginning Sunday night and ending Sunday, Jan. 12. Seven members of the Lehman party are participating in these services. They are lioula Paul Lehman preacher-evangeltst; Rev.

and Mrs. L. P. Lehman, his parents, and Miss Dorothy Lehman. his sister, and John Brunn, James Miller and Miss Edna Itevis.

Rev. A. W. Bonaccl, president of the Welisville association and pastor of the Faith mission, will be director. County Declamation Winners To Enter Contest In Wooster Three Columbiana county winners in the annual Prince of Peace declamation contest will go to Wooster Sunday night, Jan.

12. to participate In a district competition In the Methodist church there. The Columbiana county entries are Stanley Morgan of Rosa Meadows, Miss Geraldine Frantz of Lisbon and Louis Raymond of Salem. Young Morgan was the winner In a contest in Welisville in November, Miss Frantz in a competition at Lisbon, and Raymond In another contest at Salem. The entrants received sliver medals as county awards and will seek a gold medal, which has been offered for the winner In Wooster.

The district winner will be eligible to compete for cash prizes and college scholarships in the state contest at Columbus the latter part of January. The Prince of Peace declamation contests are sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches iu a move to prevent war. The county winners are seeking to appear before Rotary. Klwanis, Lions and other service clubs as well as Bible classes and other church groups to give their declamations to train tbemselves in speaking before audiences. Such will help spread the peace message wbich, after all.

Is the primary purpose of this contest, and in addition will give valuable experience and practice in facing audiences and delivering declamations said Rev. B. F. Lamb, executive secretary of the Ohio council, in a letter to the three county contestants. Young Morgan took part in the Wooster competition last year.

PALESTINE MINISTERS PLAN SERVICE United Presbyterian Church Will Be Host For Series REV. VANHORN TO VISIT CHURCHES IN DISTRICT Rev. J. D. Van Horn of Pittsburgh.

newly-elected district super, intendent of the Methodist church, will pay an official visit to two Bast Liverpool district churches Sunday. He will preach at 10:45 a. m. In the Midland Methodist church, which pulpit was left vacant recently by the death of Rev, J. F.

Stewart. His sermon subject will be for At 7:80 p. m. he will preach in the Newell Methodist church. The quarterly conferences of the two churches will be held following the services.

Rev. G. E. Letchworth is pastor of the Newell chnrch. CHURCH NOTES Rev.

M. Wayne McQueen. Steubenville district superintendent of the Methodist church, will preach and conduct a communion service Sunday at 7:80 p. m. In the Anderson Methodist church on West Ninth followed by the quarterly conference.

Rev. Walter Stanley Is the pastor. A cottage prayer service, spon- by the Newell Church of the Nasarene, will be held Sunday at 2:80 p. m. in the home of Ralph Monroe on Snow hill near Newell.

lUrlaw. BAST PALESTINE. Jan week of union prayer services, In observance of Universal prayer week, will be held next week in the United Presbyterian church under the auspices of the Ministerial association. The services will be conducted by the ministers of the several cooperating churches. Music will be furnished by church choirs.

The program follows: Monday Text: Father which art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name;" minister. Rev, L. A. Hasselbach; leader. Rev.

J. T. Vor- bis. "Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done, on earth as It is In Heaven;" minister, Rev.

V. C. Jump; leader. Rev. C.

R. Strobel. us this day our dally minister. Rev. D.

Porter Williams; leader. Rev. W. J. Snyder.

us our debts as we forgive our minister. Rev. N. B. Martin; leader.

Rev. Hasselbach. us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil;" minister. Rev. A.

B. Wilson; leader. Rev. Jump. Rev.

E. M. Parks; leader. Rev. Vorhls.

BAjeriST riniti Rev. £. E. Sowards; a. Sunday achool, Mra.

K. C. Otis, 10:48 a. junior aervico: 10:45 a. worabfp, aermon, "Flrat p.

young aervlca; p. worahjp, aermon, "Facing the Wednesday, 7:30 p. mid-week prayer aer- vlce. LIJTBEilAN Rev. John F.

Klndavattar: a. Sunday School, A. B. Stoddard, aupt: 10:48 a. worship, aermon; 7:15 p.

vea- para EPISCOPAL St. Rev. R. K. Caulk; 7:30 a.

Holy communion; a. Chriatmaa church school lestl- val. Clifford Hlndley, Ted Fenton, asat. 11 a. Holy communion and sermon, "They That Sought the Young Life Are p.

baptism; 5:30 p. K. K. society; 7:30 p. evening prayer, aermon, Star of Your CATHOLIC Alvyafwit Rev.

Fr. Thomas £. Walsh; 7:30. and 11 a. maasaa Mlselea, East Eadi Rev.

Fr. William P. Maxwell; 8:30 a. maes. REV.

WILSON M. STITT Will bsgin pastorate hers Sunday. SALTATIOM ARMY Adj. Jack Webster: 10 a. m.

prayer meeting; 10:30 a. holi- neee meeting; 2:30 p. Sunday school and public meeting; p. tl PASTOR TO GIVE INITIAL SERMON prayer meeting; 7:30 p. service, eermon; Tuesday 7:45 p.

meeting; Thursday 7 p. young meeting; p. holiness meeting: Saturday 7:46 p. prayer meeting; tonight 7:45 evangelistic service. forum; 7:30 p.

worship, aermon, Sixth Commandment Pint Ckrletlaai Rev. R. L. Bolon; 9:30 a. Bible school, Mrs.

Charles Grafton, Junior church, Mrs. R. Bolon. 10:46 a. worship, eommunlon, sermon, March of 4:30 p.

Christian Endeavor society, Mary Lou Todd, 7:30 p. worship, sermon. "Conquerors of PIrst tlnlted Freebytcrfauii Rev. John Alexander Rankin; 10 a. church school.

G. McMillan, IL a. worship, eermon, "Auld Lang 5:30 p. Young society, Pint Evnagcaeeli Rev. A.

C. Cold- Iron; 9:48 a. Sunday school. Earl Black, supt; 10:46 a. worship, sermon: 6:45 p.

young people's service; 7:30 p. worship, mon. Ckurek ef Aeceweloai Rev. R. K.

Caulk; F. Q. Mason, lay reader, in charge: 9 a. morning prayer and address; 10 a. church scnool.

First IVesarewei Rev, Clark Allison; 9:46 a. Sunday school, special music by children; 11 a. worship, eermon, solo by Mrs. Nellie Fraser; 6:30 p. Nasarene Young society.

Mrs. Clark Allison, leader: 7:30 p. worship, sermon, special music by trio. African M. E.i Rev.

W. T. Watson; 10:45 a. worship, sermon; 12:30 p. Sunday school.

Mrs. C. Mashon, supt; 6:46 p. young p. service: Wednesday 7:30 p.

mld- Ir Rev. Stitt To Preach Sunday In East End Pulpit Plreti Rev. John W. Roush; 9:20 Sunday sobooL Everett Clut tor, supt; 10:45 a. worehlp, ser mon; 7:80 p.

worship, sermon Thursday 7:80 p. mid-week prayer meeting; Friday, 7:30 p. young service. CHURCH MEN TO GIVE MISSIONARY PROGRAM Men of the Wellgville Christian church will present a program for the adult missionary society Monday night at 7:30 in the home of Hev. and Mrs, Ray L.

Bolon on Clark ave. The plan of the men presenting a missionary program once each year has been followed In the church for several years. Wilbur Griffiths will be the topic leader and Charles J. Robb will conduct the devotions. Charles J.

Armstrong is chairman of the social committee, which will serve lunch. Men of the congregation, their wives and members of the missionary society are invited. DISTRICT OFFICER WILL PREACH The monthly meeting of the Ohio Valley Union Missionary society will be held Sunday at 3 p. m. in the Sheridan ave.

Methodist Episcopal church. Delegates from Midland. Welisville, Toronto, Irondale and Lisbon will attend. After an absence of two weeks because of illness in his boms. Rev.

C. T. Weimer will resume his duties Sunday In the pulpit of the Chester Presbyterian church. He will preach at the 10:45 a. m.

service on "Christian and at 7:30 p. m. on "Excess 700 ATTEND REVIVALS HELD AT WELLSVILLE A record-breaking crowd of 700 fiiled the First Methodist church ef Welisville Friday night at an- ether of the revivals by the L. P. Lehman party of the Downtown church.

Washington, Pa. Rev. L. P. Lehman Sr.

lead the congregational singing, and John Brunn and Miaa Dorothy Lehman sang. Junior Lehman gave a Negro spiritual and a duet number was given by Dorothy Lehman and Mr. Brunn. A sermon on Trumpet Call of God" was preached by the younger Rev. Lehman.

Rev. Alva B. Beers la the pastor. He that hath mercy on the poor, happy is 14:21. Chrietien 8elenee Soeiety Sundey et 11:00, Wed- needay evening at Reeding Room Tueatiay end Fri, 2 to 4.

Subject Sunday, Jan. A Bible paeeege oentelned In the ieaaon-eermon la from Mark 1584. He healed many that were el ok of di vera dleeeeea, end eaet out many a oorralative paeeege from Solenoe jind Heeith with key te the Scripture by Mary Baker Eddy la: Maeter eaet out devila (evil) and hpaled the aiok. God Mdii heal tht aiek through men, whenever men la governed by God." Miss Msrgsret Rankin, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.

John A. Rankin, win give violin numbers st the 11 a. m. service Sunday In the First United Presbyterian church of Welisville. Scotch hymns will be sung by the congregation.

Rev. Rankin will preach on the subject of Lang Rev. J. D. Van Horn of Pittsburgh, a district superintendent in the Methodist church, will prsach Sunday at 7:30 p.

m. in the Newell Methodist church. The service will be followed by the first quarterly conference. Rev. J.

L. Brasher of Alabama will conduct a two-week revival campaign in the church beginning Sunday, Jan. 19, and ending Sunday. Fob. 2.

Rev. Brasher was one of the evangelists at the Hollow Rock campmeetlng last August. Rev. Wilson M. Stitt will conduct his first services Sunday as pastor of the Second Presbyterian church in East End.

Rev, Stitt, who has been assistant pastor of the Second Presbyterian church in Pittsburgh for the past year, arrived here this week to take over his duties. He succeeds Rev. Davis Barnard, who resigned in (September to accept a call to northern Michigan. Rev. Stitt conducted services for the East End congregation on two Sundays In November before he was extended a call.

He directed the mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday night. He will use the subject Advice for the New Year" for his sermon Sunday morning, and for the Sunday night service. The new minister la residing temporarily at the Y. M. C.

until the manse adjoining the church on Virginia is reconditioned. He expects to occupy the manse in about three weeks. Installation services for Rev. Stitt will be conducted by the Steubenville Presbytery during the latter part of January. The date will he set at the mld-wlnter meeting Jan.

20 when Rev. Stitt will be formally received into membership. Rev, Stitt has been in the ministry for four years. He was graduated from the Western Theological seminary at Pittsburgh in 1938, He was pastor of the French Creek Presbyterian church at Buckhannon. W.

for about three years, before accepting the assistant's post in Pittsburgh. CniTRCH OP ooo PIrxfi West Ninth Rev. D. T. Koch; 9:45 a.

Sunday school 11 a. worship, sermon: 7:30 OL, worship, sermon. CHRIfnAlf Rossa a. 4M Waaklssrtsa ft. 9:90 a.

Sondav aenool; 11 eervloe; Wednesday 7:45 p. testimonial eervlce; reading room open to puhllc Tuesday and Friday 2 to 4 p. m. Ptrsti Tcsaplei Sonday and Monday 7:80 p. service with AUe Porter of Wheeling In charge.

HORMOVf Cnksreh sf Jeaaa Christ sf Lattsv- iay Elder James D. Cornia in charge; room 4. Potters hall; 10 a. nu. Sunday school; 11:15 a.

Dreaehlng service. BRADSHAW AVE. CHURCH OP CHRIST Evangelist Thomas W. Butter field; 9:45 a. Bible 10:10 a.

preaching eervlce, "The Re sponslblltty of the 6:80 p. young eervlce, Dawes Rawlings, leader; 7:80 p. preach Ing ssrvics, Coming of the Wednesday, 7:80 p. song service and Bible study. onssioMs newMot Heightsi Rev, B.

EL Sowarde; 2:80 p. Sunday school Mra Edythe KIttrldge. 8:80 p. worship service. Beeehweodi 9:80 a.

Sunday school. Harry Torrence, eupt. LaCroft MIeaiaat Rev. Mary Thompson EstHl: 9:45 a. Sun day school, Gaylord Cline, eupt.

11 a. worship, sermoi Christian Endeavor service, GROUP TO GIVE DINNER MONDAY NIGHT Tha monthly meeting of the church board will he held Monday at 7:30 p. m. In the Newell Church of the Nasarene. Miss Helen Allison will be the speaker at the meeting of the Epworth league Sunday at 6:30 p.

m. in the First Methodist church. A trio will sing at tha 7:80 p. m. service Sunday In tha Welisville Church of the Nasarene.

Mrs. Nellis Fraser will give a aolo at tha 11 a. m. worship service. Music by the children will feature the Sunday school service.

The young choir will meet for rehearsal Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. in the First Presbyterian church of Welisville. Eugene Leonard, student In the Cleveland Bible college, will preach Sunday at 7:80 p. m.

in the Croft mission. Rev. Mary Thompson Eatiti, the pastor, will have charge of the 11 a. m. worship service.

Members of the Wesleyan Men's Brotherhood of the Central Methodist church of Welisville will entertain with a dinner Monday at p. m. Rev. Norman R. Somerville, pastor of the Pennsylvania ave.

Methodist chhrch of East Liverpool, will be the speaker. Music will be given by Rev. Somerville, accompanied by Ronald Somerville and Dwight Somerville. The dinner will be served by members of the Thello circle. EAST LIVERPOOL METHODIST PIrsti Rev.

William Dwight Heaston: 9:46 a. gunday acbool, T. F. Hcheffer, 10:45 a. wor- ihlp.

Holy communion; 6:30 p. young aervlce, Mias Helen Allison, speaker; 7:30 p. worship, sermon. "The Man Who Lost Out With Wednesday 7:80 p. mid-week prayer meeting, "The Gospel of Caivaryi llev.

D. Roy Isler; 9:80 a. Sunday schooL Frank Harding, 10:46 a. worship, communion, aermon, Points of Christian Service For 6:30 p. Christian Endeavor society; 7:30 p.

worship, sermon. Lordship of the Wednesday, 7:45 p. mid-week prayer meeting, "Christ, the Orehard tirovei Rev. W. A.

Hiller; 9:45 a. church school, M. Decker, 11 a. worship. -T4 tiam nl REV.

SHARPE TO SPEAK IN EMMANUEL CHURCH John Sharpe of Martina Ferry, general Presbyter, will preach In the Emmanuel Preaby- lerlan church Sunday at 11 a. Hubatltuting for Rev. Francia Stewart, the paator, who la vacationing in Florida. Aa an added feature for the aervlce Mrs. Sara Marie Gaston Riel will give a aolo number, "How I-ovely are Thy Dwellinga" (Liddie).

sermon: p. young people a meeting; 7:30 p. worship, mon. Aaderaoai Rev, Walter Stanley: 9:30 a. church schooL Roland Edgar, a.

worship, sermon; 6:30 p. young peoples meeting: 7:30 p. woranlp, communion, followed by quarterly conference by Dr. Wayne McQueen, dlHtrlct superintendent. SherMaa Ava.

A. M. B.t Rev. W. C.

Barksdale: 11 a. worship, S. R. Jackson, supt; 8 p. worship, sermon.

Cline, Kathleen 7:30 p. wonihip, aermon by Eugene Leonard, student In Cleveland Bible school Tuesday 7:30 p. prayer meeting; Thursday 7:30 p. Bible study. Chareh of Godi Erie at; Rev.

John K. Wolf; 16 a. Sunday school. Pearl Puckett, aupt; 11 preaching servlee; 7:30 p. preaching service; Tuesday 7:30 p.

nt, young people'a meeting. EAST END Hvtliadlatt Rev. R. Somerville; 9:45 a. Sunday school, Leo Lawrence, 10:45 a.

worship, aermon: 6:86 p. Epworth league: 7:80 p. wor- ahln. aermon; Wednesday 7:30 p. mid-week prayer meeting.

Circle 4 of the St. Epiacopal church will eotertaln with a supper Monday at 5:45 p. m. in the parish house. Circle 1 will meet at 7:30 p.

m. The veatry will meet Monday at 7:46 p. m. for the final aesslon of the preaant board. Tha auxiliary will meet Thuraday at 1:30 p.

m. and choir rehearsal will be at 7:80 p. m. QUARTERLY EVENT SET BY FREE METHODISTS PRKiBlTRHI.iN PIrati Tlav. M.

Rudolph Miller; aermon: 13:30 p. Sunday school. 9:30 a. Sunday achool, Donald Peraohn and Charles Pierce, co- II a. worship, aermon, Vulce Crying In the 6:30 p.

Intermediate Christian Endeavor society, Miriam George, Senior Chriatlan Endeavor aoplety; 7:30 p. worship, Time At Wednesday 7:.10 p. mid-week prayer meeting; 9 a. -4 p. dally except Monday, church opened for private prayer and meditation KaimaHueli Rev.

Francis O. Stewart; 9:45 a. Sunday school. T. l.Inn Moore, 11 a.

worship, aermon by Rev. John Sharpe of Martina F'erry; aolo hy Mrs. Sara Riel; 7 p. Christian Endeavor aociety. Tho Bunday morning hour In First church of will be at 11, wheu pastor.

Rev. Alva E. Beers, will preach on Church of My Every day a Want Ad starts on the highway to bappi- Qwa. Tha quarterly meating of the Oakland Free Methodist church will ba held next week-end. The services will start Friday night and continue through Sunday.

Rev. J. S. Mitchel of New Brighton. will preside and will I'XITKD Kleeti Rev.

Clyde H. Canfield; 9:40 a. ttahbath sohool, Chalm- rrx Smith, 11 a. worship, sermon, "We Are Building an 6:30 p. Junior Y.

P. C. Mra. Curry, director: Y. P.

c. U. "How the Church Ruth leader; Fellowship V. P. C.

Forum Y. P. C. p. worehlp, eermon, New 7:10 p.

first aervlce In Week of prayer observance, Rev. C. W. Newland, hpeaker. CHURCH OF CHRIST Fliwti Rev, D.

Park Chapman: preach Friday Saturday aL 7:30 p. m. and Sunday at II a. m. Cuminunlon will be celebrated Sunday at 12.

Rev. C. S. RUhard- f.on, the pastor, will preach at the concluding aervica Sunday at 8 p. m.

Name Too Confusing SHENANDOAH. Wa- aalewakl entered a petition in Northumberiaud county court to have hla name changed. WaaaUw- 6kl. who wants to be known aa Philip Walsh, said he wants his name changed to that ran get hla mall as no persons writing to him can apall righu union, aermon; Christian Endeavor service worship, sermon. p.

FRKB METIIODINT Ftrsti Rev. C. W. Newland; a. Sunday achool.

Howard Diddle. eupt worship, sermon; p. young service; 7:80 p. worship, eermon; Thursday 7:80 p. prayer meeting.

NABARCAR Ptreti Rev. C. Hanks; 9:80 a. Bunday school, Mrs. Emma Durbin.

10:80 a. worahtp, aermon, "What le In Thine Hand (Power) p. Nasarene Toiing society, Raymond 7:30 p. m. evangelistic aervlce.

aermon; Wednesday 7:39 mid-n nek prayer meeting: p. au ai Rev Wllaon 1 Sunday achool, Charles Means, 11 a. wor- Advice for the New 6:30 p. young eervlce: 7:30 p. wor- ahlp, eermon.

Wednesday liig prayer meet- Rev. M. Todd Macdonald: 9:45 a. Sab- Richard Kennedy, tr? eermon, Flrat 6:30 p. m.

young 7:30 p. worehlp. aermon; Wednesday. 7:80 p. prayer hour and BIhle study; p.

prayer meeting and preparatory eervlce. riirfattnai Rev. Renrv school. sermon; 7 p. young peonle a meeting: 9 o.

worship, Royea Rev. W. J. Hooker; a. unified Sunday eehooL Mra.

Mae Duffy, 6:86 o. Epworth league; 7:30 p. wor ahip, aermon. Oakland Free Hethadlatt Rev. ft.

Richardson. 9-46 a. Sabbath school. Harry s. Johnston, 11 a.

worahlp. sermon. Revealed Word Still Our 7 p. young meeting; 7-30 n. song and praise aervlce.

Mrs Flossie Bryson, lender; p. m. Drenching sermon. "The Forks of the Monday 7:30 p. first eervlce In week of er ttbeervance; Wedneedav 7:80 p.

mid-week praver service, Carl leader; Friday, Sunday, ouarterly meeting of Rochester dletrlct. Ragftati Rev. H. Harris a. Sunday eehool; J.

Earley, aupt: II a. worehlo. 4 worahlp. sermon. THampk rkarrh af New Aget Rev.

Gavies: 9:45 a. m. Sunday school: 11:30 a. worehln, sermon. "After That Ye Have Suffered to Make 6 p.

T. E. band: 7 p. worship, aermon. week prayer meeting.

Amsyi Sgt and Mra. Earl Lasher In charge; 2 p. Sunday school and Blbla class; 1:20 p. young service; 7:20 p. evangelistic meeting; Thursday 7:30 p.

prayer meeting. First Rsptisti Rev. Wliltam Oglesby; 9:30 a. Sunday school; 5 p. worship, sermon In chapel.

Free Methedtstt Rev. A. O. Brevity: 9:45 a. Sunday school.

Mrs. Jeannette Nixon, supt; 11 a. worship: 7 p. young service; 7:30 p. worahlp, sermon.

Faith Hisaioni 1818 Center Rev. A. W. Bonaccl; 3 p. combined Bible Btudy and worship ser vice; 7 p.

young meeting; 'Thursday 7:30 p. Bible study and prayer meeting. Peatceoetal Taberaaelei 11th and Center Rev John M. Rooeh; 2 p. Sunday school; I p.

wor ship, eermon: Wednesday, 7:10 p. nu mid-week prayer meeting. Miss Helen Greer, supt; 6:20 p. Epworth league; 7:30 p. worship, sermon.

Baaa FaUey CArtatluil Rsy. art Dyke; 10 a. Bible school. W. Stewart, supt: 11 a.

m-. worship, sermon, Year of the Lord 8 p. worship, aermon, "A Prayer For special music st both morning and night services. New Clurlstteai Rsy. Allen 8.

Fields; 10 s. worship, communion; 11 a. Sunday school, Earl BelL supt; p. Christian Endeavor: 7:30 p. worship, sermon; Wednesday 7:30 p.

midweek prayer service, New Camberlaad Preskyterisw: Rev. J. Russell Butcher; 10 a. Sunday school, Eugene Roach, supt; 11 a. worship, communion, baptism, reception for new members; 6:30 p.

Christian Endeavor society; 7:30 p. worship, sermon, Later Than You Wednesday 7:30 p. mid-week prayer meeting. New Camherlaai Fres Hethedlsti Rev. Walter M.

Brown; 2 p. Sunday echooL James C. Tillls, eupt; 2 p. worehlp, sermon; 7 p. 111., young people's service; 7:20 p.

worship, sermon: Tuesday 7:30 p. mid-week prayer meeting; Thursday 1:20 p. class meetings. New CsatberlsBd Nasareaei Rev. John Donnelly; 9:45 Sunday school.

Georgs Sherry, supt; 11 a. worship, sermon; 1:30 p. nt. young service; p. worship, sermon; Wednesday and Friday.

7:30 p. prayer meetings. Power Foiat Nasareaei Rsr. W. Applegate; 9:40 a.

Sunday school; 11 a. worship, sermon: 6:45 p. Young society: 7:30 p. evangelistic service, sermon. Uonge Naaereaei Rev.

Wilbur Beaver; 9:45 a. Sunday school; 10:45 a. worship, service; 7:30 p. evangelistic service. Riley Methodist I Rev.

George Sweeney; 10:30 a. Sunday schooL Trinity Metkodisti New Cumber- land; Rev. J. H. Lambertson: 10 a.

Sunday schooL William Camp- belL supt; 11 a. worship, sermon, "lie Ooeth 6:30 p. Christian Endeavor eervlce: p. worship, sermon, "Looking Wednesday 10 a. o- Bible Study class, Eula Hamilton, leader; 7:30 p.

prayer meet- chapelt near Newell; Jennie Troup; 9:30 a. Sunday achool; 11 a. worship, sermon: 7:80 p. revival service. Berea ComaiaBlty Charehi Near Sallnsvllls; Bradley Lawrence; 10 a.

Sunday school; 11:16 worship service; 7:30 p. evsngelistio service; Wednesday 7:30 p. mid-week service. Grant HUi United Presbyterfaai Salinevllle-Irondale Rev. Harold F.

Jensen: 1:30 p. Sabbath school. Fred Gilson, supt 8ALINEVILLE United Presbyferiaai Rev. Harold F. Jensen: 10 a.

m. Sabbath school. W. C. HllL supt; 11 a.

worship, 7 p. worahlp, sermon. Metkodisti Rev. George R. Sweeney; 11 a.

unified service, sermon; 6 p. young service; 7 p. worship, sermon; Thursday 7:30 p. choir rehearsal. Prsabytcrlaai Rev.

George Chalmers Browns; 10 a. Sunday school, Hsrry Henderson, supt; 11 a. worship, sermon: Tuesday 7:30 p. young people's service. Charch ef Chrieti Rev.

H. E. Martin: Bible sctaooL 10 a. George Lelehman, aupt; 11 a. worsbi sermon: 6 p.

young service: 7 p. worship, eermon. Aeseaibly of Godi Rev. G. Dean Smith; 9:30 a.

Sunday school, Mrs. Roland Jackson, supt; 10:45 a. worship, aermon: 7:30 p. evangelistic service; Wednesday 7:30 p. Bible study: 7:30 p.

young service In parsonage. Mrs. G. D. Smith, leader: Friday 7:30 p.

preaching service. CHESTER Firat PreabyteriaaI Rev. Calvin T. Weimer; 9:30 a. Sunday achool, J.

Alvin Lang, aupt; 11 a. ahlp. aermon. "Chrlatlan 6:30 p. Christian Endeavor meeting; 7:30 p.

worahlp, aermon, Wednesday 7:30 p. mid-week prayer meeting. United Proobyteriaai Rev. Alfred Martin; 10 a. worship, sermon; 11 a.

Bible school, Mre. J. Hillary Johnston, eupt: p. at. pion- ssrs and young people's socletlsa.

Metbedlsti Rev. Milton Gladden: 9:30 a. Sunday school, E. A. Durbin, supt: 11 a.

worahlp, communion; 6:30 p. Epworth leaguis 7:30 p. worahlp. aermon. "The Gospel In a Nut Wednesday 7:30 p.

mid-week prayer meetng: Thuraday 7:30 p. Bible Searchers class meeting In taber- First Nssareaei Rev. H. Roebuck: 1:45 a. Sunday schooL Anns M.

Reynolds, aupt; 10:45 s. worahlp, aermon by Rev. Edward 2:30 p. Junior society; 6:45 p. Nasarene Young Peoples aervlce: 7:30 p.

worahlp. aermon; Wednesday 7:20 p. midweek prayer meeting. OaaiMl Ligbthaaoei Mra. Dalay Miller; 9:46 a.

Siin- preaching service. Trio p. service. Eree Metbedlsti Rev. Walter ArehU McQafflck, eupt; 11 a.

worship, sermon; 6:45 p. young Wedneaday 7:80 p. mid- meeting; Friday 7:30 P- meeting. Britton. a.

unified of. sup. and epe- vice ser- Tips On How To Keep Well By LOGAN CLENDENINU, M. D. X-rays art found hatpful In physical axamlnations of draftees.

AS an integral part of the ical examination of recruits Loulalana ave. snd Third at: 10:80 s. worahlp Dill. NEWELL George W. school, Rosa W.

Buahong. ll worahlp. Holy communion and re- caption of new members; 6 p. Pioneers. Donna Deeds, laader; 6:80 continuance of the book of Revelation.

O- Letchworth, a. church school a9iT caurcn acnooi, Mias Alliano Campbell, aupt; 10:45 worahlp. Holy communion; :80 p. Epworth league devotional eervlce, Paul Brooks, president; WELLSVILLE First MetbAdlati Rev. A.

E. a. ra- Christmas nrogram In Sunday school, S. E. Daw.

a. worship, aermon, 'The 11 Ghurch of My p. Young People'a society; p. ravivai service hy L. Lehman end party; revival every night next week, rentrai Mrtkadtati Rev.

Paul 9:45 a. Sundsv school. Ance! Moore, 11 a. wor- ahln. aermon Chellenga For the New Yeer" by Norman Psrr, seminary atudent; voung meeting.

Grace Roberta, worahlp aermon. "Sf Formula For Mondav n. dinner meeting of Broth- arhood, Rev. Norman Somerville. I Rev FI wood F.

Temple; a. Sundav achool; 11 a. worship, aermop, "Ex- caedlng tha 6:30 p. Christian Endeavor eoctoy; worehlp, eermon, "Tha Prever of Wednesday 6:80 o. young peoole'a choir reheareal; p.

mid-week prayer service. Preakytrriaai Rev. E. Trwln: a. m.

church school, F. Ruth Hamilton, primary a m. worship, sermofi, Trayer In a WorM Striceli 1:45 p. Touag :80 p. worehlp, first conference with Rev.

D. Van Horh fbarge: day 7:80 p. mid-week prayer meeting. Cknrck ef Naaareaei Rev. M.

M. 9:80 a. Sunday school, Roy Thompaon, 11 a. wor- sermon, "Launch Out Into the Deep p. young service, Webater West, P- worahlp, sermon, Great Drama of Life In Monday 7:80 p.

monthly meeting of church board; Tuesday 7:30 p. cottage prayer meeting; day 7:30 p. mid-week prayer meeting; Friday 7:80 p. young people's prayer meeting; Saturday 7:80 p. prayer meeting.

Ckristiani 9:45 a. Bible school, George Whaley, 10:46 a. worship, communion, aermon. MIDLAND Presbyteriaai Rev. Paul J.

Gllbert: 9:30 a. Blbla achool; 10:46 a. worship, sermon by Prof. John C. Coleman of Geneva college at Beaver Palls, 6 p.

Junior and Senior C. E. societies; 6:10 p. Intermediate C. no night service.

Preweatatioa Catkoliei Rev. Fr George A. Baumer; 6, 7:80, 9 and 10:30 a. masaea; the Blessed for the new conscript army, It is highly desirable, and even may be eald to be necessary to have an X-ray plate of the chest taken in order to determine whether or not there is tuberculosis. Press dispatches tell us that the General Electric X-ray Corp.

bM been commissioned by the department to prepare a candid camera which will make small X-ray photographs during physical examinations for the draft; the plates will be about four by five inches. The public may wish to understand why such an apparently ex pensive method is necessary. In the firat place. It is not particularly expensive. In this modern way of doing it, the four by five plate film is arranged on an X-ray machine much like the film on a camera, and whkh costa about 10 cents.

Best Method These films are unquestionably the best method of deleting and eliminating cases of tuberculosis In the routine examination of large groups of people. Before the days of the X-ray we developed a fairly able technic by the use of the stethoscope. In the hands of those who are very skillful this will uncover many cases but the percentage of error la about 25 percent In group examinations even when performed by the most skillful and expert enced men. The us of the X-ray fluoroioope, that is to say, the screen which la ased without taking a permanent photographic plate, shows an error of about 13 percent as against the plate method. The X-ray plate detects all kinds of closed and inactive, and after this plate is examined other examinations will have to be made to see whether the case is active or Inactive.

Cost Of Disease In Last War To come down to the question of the ultimate cost, it can be said that the elimination of every active case of tuberculosis in drafted men would result in the saving of untold millions of dollars. The figures from the last war are staggering. Men were allowed to be Inducted Into the army with active tuberculosii. In the course of time they got sick and there was no way to prove they did not acquire the tuberculosis In service. Under any circumstances, since the government accepted them, the government was liable for compensation and for care.

The operating cost of tuberculosis hospitals was sometimes, as In the year 1926, nearly In 1940, 20 years after the war was over, it was over In 1922 there were over 10,000 tuberculous veterans In hospitals at the end of the fiscal year. In 1939 there were nearly 6,000. It Is estimated that the total cost of tuberculosis during and after the World war In compensation, hospitalization, Insurance and vocational training has been 1960,000,000. VOTINE REBISTRATION EXPENSE SET AT $723 1940 Cost Certified Against Next Tax Settlement Registration of Bast Liverpool voters for the 1940 primary and general elections cost the city 9723.62, Clerk Frank R. of the county election board said today.

The charge was certified Friday to county auditor Ross Tisher to be charged back against the next tax aettlement. It includes 1348.87 for the preparation of registration lists that are posted in each precinct, and smaller amounts for poll lists, registration cards and other aup- pliea and incidental services. A saving of at least 100 percent has been made in the last few years for printing the poll lists, which now are made up In the election board office Instead of being turned over to one of the job printers. The sheets are printed on a rotary duplicator, which has paid for Itself several times, Mr. said.

The machine also Is used for preparing form letters of instruction to clerks and Judges. Aside from the saving in printing costa, use of the duplicator eliminates the cost of clerical services for preparing copy, Mr. said. MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued At Lisbon Constantine Ungurean, machin- UL and Sophie Yakslck. Lisbon.

Virgil Noble, restaurant operator, Shiloh, and Ruby East Liverpool. Carlos M. Ludwig, mill worker, and Mary Haiel Graham, Bast Liverpool. Harold LeRoy Ernst, steel worker, and Betty Lou Butcher, East Liverpool. virgin aodallty will receive Holy communion in a aroup at the 7:30 service; 7:80 p.

Inatallatlon of officers of sodality; Tuesday 7:30 p. devotions. MeffceSleti 9:45 a. Sunday school; 10:46 a. worship, sermon by Rev.

J. D. Van Horn of Pittsburgh, district superintendent; subject, "Light For followed by quarterly conference; no evening or mid-week services. RURAL mmi Rea PvsskytsMaai IS a. Sundsy schooL Rowlead Lyoaa 11 a.

worship, eermon by Rev. John P. Btepheneon. Vsllsw Creek Pveskyisrlaai Rsv, Jssss Houk; 10 a. m- Sunday sohool; It s.

worship, sermoa: p. nu worship, sermon. Osk Rldgs Fresky teriaa I Rev. George Chalmers Browne; 9:30 a. worehlp.

eermon; 10:10 a. Sunday ecoool, Edward Serafy, eupt Clarkesa Prssbyteriaai Rev. J. Snyder; 9:46 a. nu worship, sermon: a.

Sunday eehooL H. A. Thompson, supt. GIsasMar UaJtsS Fraskytsrtaai Rsy. J.

Hubert Henderson, pastor: 9:46 a. Sunday schooL Ssrausl Dobson, II a. worship, eermon: 6:30 p. Young Peoples Union; 7:30 p. worship, aermon.

UaMed PraakytsHaai Rev. Milton M. Boos; 19 a. Sunday school, W. as.

wviHUip, M- TO Young ChrlsUaa Union; p. worship, sermon. Ckrlsflsai Rsv. Wllkam tevpra: 19:89 a. Sunday achooL Mrs.

Earl Ward, supt; p. worship, sermon. Hetkseisti Rev. 19 a. eelieoL for a thrill of a lifetime A GREAT PLACE TO DINE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SUNDAY MENU All Kinds ef Freeh Fish Freeh VegetaWee lee Cream Bun- dae Ceffte, tea or Milk Chicken Soup Froeh Groen Btuo Points Cocktail or Clama Cocktail Lattuoo and Tomatoaa with 1000 Salad Dreaaing Roeat Young Turkey Freah Cranberry Sauce Candy Sweet Potetoea.

Fried or Mashod Tenderloin Spring Chlokan. GOLDENROO llettaurRfii Open All Family Reataurant. No Boer er Liquor.