The Brainerd Daily Dispatch from Brainerd, Minnesota • Page 7

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28.1928 CHURCHES TO HONOR THANKSGIVING DAY Young Union Program Starts Day at First Baptist, 7 A. M. Devotional1 come wili found in all of services. THREE UNION SERVICES Mayor Issues Proclamation for AIT Citizens to Observe Holiday Brainerd people, yourn? and old, will unite at various city churches tomorrow to participate in special Thanksgiving Day services.

Words of praise and thanksgivin; will be the keynote of the sermon from pulpits while special Thank giving music will add charm and beauty to all occasions. Mayor Frank E. Little today issued the following proclamation for ob servance of the day: November 29. being the day set aside by the president of our country to observe a national Thanksgiving I would suggest that the citizens of our city observe this holiday and join in the spirit of thankfulness for the many blessings which we enjoy. It would be well for all those able to attend Thanksgiving services at their churches to do so in observance of this Young Services The Young People's Union devotional program will be held Thanks giving morning at 7 A breakfast will be served, beginning at 7 and the program from 7:30 to 8 at the First Baptist church.

The program is as follows: Hymn Congregation. Prayer Rev'. H. F. Damon.

Welcome- roe Kelly. Stanley. Musical Bethany Sunday school chorus. Origin of Thanksgiving Clausen. Wo Have, As Young Chi ii tians, to be Thankful For" Francis Lawson.

Volunteer speeches By both young people and ministers. Musical Sunday school chorus. Benediction. This is the third year the Young Peoples Union Devotional services have been Thw previous years were well attended and an even greater number if expected to present this year. The purpose of the Young People's Union Devotional services is to create a closer cooperation between all the young people of Brainerd.

All churches are invited to take part, and a cordial invitation is extended to all the ministers, as well as young people, of the city. Three Sectional Meetings Three sectional union meetings arranged for Thanksgiving Day DAUT POTATOI HAWE saasaotehssesansmeimannsaunUEte Til mm am MRS. A. un I FUNERAL FRIDAY Will be CeiuTuctnd ad SJO A. ML ffemi tim tt YM hn I Chaleh Services at M.

E. Church The program for the Union Thanksgiving service at the First M. E. church at 7:45 p. rn.

follows: Overture, Rev. P. Olmsted. Hymn. For the Beauty of the Sa rt grega ion.

Solo, and Morning," Max Hay Hall. Reading of Proclamation- Rev. F. A. Rufus.

Offertory, violin Lewis Johnson. Anthem, Fleeting Quartet, Mrs. Ray Hall, MissAugusta Welsh, Messrs. Fred Lind, Melvin Bredenberg. Scripture T.

M. Krause. Sermon-Rev. T. M.

Krause. Hymn. of Our Congregation. Benediction -Rev. N.

P. Olmsted. personnel of the orchestra follow's: director, Mrs. Lewis Johnson; Auto, Miss Georgia Brown, violins, Miss Effle Drexler, Mrs. L.

Johnson; cornets, Mrs. Ethel Fox, D. McFarren: clarinets. Miss Ainu Brown, E. W.

Pnine; alto saxophone, Hannah Bye. Roland Jenkins; trom- ne. G. T. Lind; piano, Lewis Johnson.

Swedish Baptist Church There will be a service at the Swedish Baptist church Thanksgiving eve at 7:30 The program will he rendered by the Young People's society. Refreshments to be served. Thanksgiving offering. AB welcome. Ai Clara Lutheran Church The cuKfomary Thanksgiving services will be held at the Clara Lutheran church at 10:30 o'clock.

The. Swedish language will be used. Missionary society will meet in the evening at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. At Zion Lutheran Church At Zion Lutheran church. Missuori Synod, corner Main and Broadway, ipecial Thanksgiving services will be held in English language at Zion Lutheran church on Thursday at 10:30 A.

M. Rev. F. Kathert pastor. PASTO AWAY YESTERDAY C.

F. Survived by Daughter, Mn. Frater and Twp Sons. Angust and Paul Funeral arrangements will He conducted Friday morning at 20 o'clock from the St. Francis church for Mrs.

Anna Kalimba who passed away yesterday at the age of 79 years. Interment will he at Evergreen cemetery Mrs. Kalucha who resided at 1917 South 7th atreet is survived by one daughter. C. Prefer of Sr.

Paul and wfo eons. August and Paul Kalucha. of Brainerd. Her hue- hand. Lndwtg Kalucha.

predeceased her. Mrs Kalucha was horn in Germany but came to the United States when youug. She had been a long resident of Brainerd. STANDARD DU CD. AGENTS TO MEET GULL RIVER arc by the Brainerd Ministerial association.

One morning meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church on the South side; and two evening meetings, one in the First Methodist church on the North side and other iii the Evangelical church in Northeast. Special music will be provided by the churdhes where the services are to be held. In the morning at 10:30 o'clock Rev. Floyd Rufus the recently installed pastor of the Methodist church will preach, and Rev. Olmsted will preside.

At the Methodist church at 7:30 P. M. Rev. T. M.

Krauss will preach the sermon, and Rev. Kufus will preside. Rev. Kraus will preside in the Evangelical church in the evening, and Rev. A.

G. Patterson will preach the sermon. It is urged by the program com? mittee that all try and attend the service in the section of the city to which they belong. A hearty wel- Efficiency! We just Ulet to mention. While let hart' yoor alit n- tiout That oar service expert Is the bist at his tear ic.

We know of no better prevention. Wets Motor Co. Pilose ISI Opposite Court House Corner itll and Laurel rt Phil Adams in building a new boulle near the Ham Bind place. Mina Carrie Stauh is sick with tonsil I tit. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Havens Brainerd shoppers Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Roberts spent Sunday at John Friends of Godfrey Johnson will be. glad to learn he is mile It better. Mrs. Geo, Anderson was a Brainerd shopper Monday.

Matt Lynch and son. Mark, spent a few dttys last week visiting in St. Paul and Minneapolis. Phillip Ho I zn tan is selling posts for a new telephone lins to his pia The Green Hill. November WW Mrs.

W. T. ftp rake: of Casselton. Pf. is in the etty.

Sunday afternoon many skaters took advantage of the flhte ire en Boom and Rice Rose Poppenherg returned yesterday from Simples where abe visited for a few with frteudr. C. P. Zimmerman returned Saturday night from Hoagbtem. where he has been visiting for a short time.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Murphy entertained a few last evening af dinner in honor of Miss Little Willis of St.

Paul. who is visiting In the city. Mins Elolse Smith, J. Ralph George H. Gardner and Clark Smith returned to Minneapolis this afternoon after a brief vacation tn the city wiih Mr.

and Henry Spalding this afternoon for California, wheto they will spend a part of the winter. W. H. Spalding, their son. accompanied them as far aa SR, Paul.

Ed Koop left thia afternoon for Staples where he expects to take a position in a large depaftment store. I Mr. aud Mrs. G. A of Hamline are visiting In Brainerd.

Deputy Game Warden Saunders re. turned this morning from a trip north on the M. A I. P. G.

Clarkson came down from Duluth Sunday morning to spend the day with his wife, who visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mra. J. M.

II ti Met t. Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson turned home thia afternoon. 25 Expected at tan Hotel Thia Evening, Coming Stain Brainard District OAKLAWN a e.

holmstkanb. speaker Loftin, District Manager of Loftin, District Manager Brainerd District, in Sales Talk Standard OB company agents of the Brainerd district which territory north to Bemidji and west to Fergus Falls will meet this at the Hanaford hotel. Twenty- five are expected. The speakers will be G. E.

Holmstrand of Duluth, connected with Ethyl gas department, and W. Loftin. district manager of the Brainerd district. New plans for distribution of Ethyl gasoline will discussed. The whole meeting is in the nature of an educational program, being the first of a series of three meetings on Red Crow Ethyl gasoline.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bock ann daughter. Ruth. of Nokay Lake sod Jack Mutch of Brainerd rrt tile Lawrence McCuBooh home one night recently.

Those who visited at the Frank Miller home Sunday were Mr. awd Mra. Rib) ti (at and daughter, Margaret of Nokay Lake, the Misses Cora Miller. Deiphlne Crawford. Alice and Ethel McCuIloch, and Charley Lev ens.

Mr. urn! Mra. Roy Norton vliiited at the Dan home Wedn day evening. The Willing Oak Leaves club will meat at the home of Mrs. Ed.

Nelson December 4. The Mimes Alice McCuU and Lena Belton spent 3aturd afternoon with MIM Ruby MHI Mr. and Mrs. Roy on spent Thursday evening at the Frank Miller home. Many of the farmers re taking advantage of the nice I 'I days we are having by putting their winter's supply of wood.

Cc beet Over and Over Fe the Same Crops! Rummage Sale The ladies of the Swedish Bethany church will hold a rummage sale lit the building formerly occupied by the Red Owl, on Saturday. December Int. The sale will begin 9 o'clock in the morning. Solvation Army Sole There will be a sale of children's clothing and numerous other things the Salvation Army hall on Saturday afternoon and evening A chicken slipper will he held from to 8 P. JAIL LAKE TI iom visiting at the Motlier Glover home Sunday wert Mra.

Carl Hilderbrand and children. Jim Socks and sister-in-law. Paisley, also Mr and Mrs' Walter Fra rn pion of Charlie Glover and family. Bd John- Island View Lodge left Sunday for tor Lwn MAPLE GROVE The laditH airt met on Wednesday last week. Mrs.

dias, Boeder entertained. A farewell party was given for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thursday evening. evening was spent iii playing cards and dancing.

A luncheon was served at. a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. Williams plan to make their future home near St.

Cloud. A basket social was held Friday night in the town hall for the benefit of the "Wick's" school. Mrs. Paul Fortune la the teacher. Miss Verna Perrson is giving a pie social at the Maple Grove town hull Wednesday night of this week, A large attendance is expected.

Mr. and Mrs. Frauk Barto have moved into their new home. Peter Barto is visiting at the Gildart home. Mr.

and Mrs. Gust Jackson spent Sunday at the E. H. Erickson home. Arthur Segler and Norval Molil are busy shredding corn.

The Hagen family visited the Nel- Edlund home Sunday. WATCHES Indianapolis, w'here they visit Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Garner. The ladles aid will meet with Mrs, Brower Paterson Thursday, Dec. 6. Miss Grace Anderson has been sick with the measles.

Mrs. Herman Peterson was shop ping in St. Paul and Minneapolis over the week end. Mr. and Mrs.

Brower Peterson are1 moving In their new house this week.1 A large crowd of friends and neighbors charivaried Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swift last Tuesday evening, i The crowd was treated to cigars ami candy and after visiting a while they departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Swift much joy and happiness.

Mr. Mrs. Roy Mitchell of tho Pine Beach club house entertained last Thursday evening. Mr. and Walter Frampton.

Mr. and Mrs. Brower Peterson and son, Harold, Miss Staub. Charles Peterson and Peter Stauh, The evening wa spent in playing cards, after whim Mrs. Mitchell served a flelicirms Child lunch.

Mrs. Matt Lynch and family visited at John Anderson's Sunday. Miss Clovene Glover stayed out of school bait week to work for her aunt Mrs. Leon (Hover, who was on Bat. Fred Hundley has been confined at his for the past two weeks with the chickenpox, he la improving slowly.

The Leon Glover children came down with the chickenpox A baby has come to Ifs home with Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Raffarfy The latter at present la afoytng with her mother. Mrs. Mark West rail.

Among those doing some butchering the week end were Glenn and Con Glover and C. Van Hempen. Misses Glorene, Evelyn and Janet (Hover and their brothers. Donald. Eugene and Larry were Pino River visitors Friday evening with Glenn (Hover.

Pi his it crop money in a Savings Account a this bank and you can keep on collect- ii money for this year's crops every six The 4 compound interest which we pay on Savings is like additional I aymenta for crops which have already teen sold! CITIZENS STATE BANK OF BRAINERD I gtaia Book Bi Crew Vftet Cot CARS For recking J. A CLIFTON Call After lite P. M. 2a A Mf. N.

I). A watts is one of the most delicate of mechanism tn existence. Anyone can break a but it an expwt watchmaker to repair it That'a why our Rapau Department employs men who know watches and movement oz Amends S. LUNDBORG 614 Laurel St Ask about the new Elgin Watch Every member of the family short or tall, enjoys perfect driving comfort in new adjustable front seat Simply turn the seat regulator an A the entire teat moves to the exact position desired driving position lot every chiver. Sihmjtnnioermnf Buick IHGRUND AUTO CO.

I kmmMbt tm WM Mdi MU TW Ti -I? JI JI the new rom a very simple effective and lubrication system THE lubrication system for the engine of die new Ford is as simple kl principle as water running downshift. A gear pump in die bottom of the oil pan raises the oil to the valve chamber reservoir. From here it flows onto the main cranks shaft bearings and the front camshaft bearing. Overflow oil drops into the off pan tray and inns into troughs through which the connecting rods pass. As the anile of these rods strike the od they scoop up a supply for the connecting rod bearing.

At the same time they set up a flue spray that lubricates the pistons and other moving parts. From the tray the oil runs into the bottom of the pan, and is again drawn up through a fine mesh screen mid pumped to the valve chamber. This system is so effective that the five-quart contents of the oil pan pass through the pump twice in every mile when you are traveling at only 90 miles an hour. Yet them is only one movable off pump. As a matter of fact, the lubrication system for the new Ford is so simple in design and so carefully made that it requires practically no sendee There is just one thing for you to do, tat ii is a very important thing watch the Change the oil every 500 miles and be sore the indicator rod never registers below low (L).

If the oil level is allowed to fall below low, die supply becomes kisuflUient to ell all parts as they should he oiled. To insure best performance it is also advisable to have the chassis of your ear lubricated every 500 miles. This has been made easy through the use of the high pressure grease gun system. Proper oiling and greasing mean so much to the life of your car that they should not he neglected or carelessly done. flee your Ford dealer regularly.

He is especially well-fitted to ta brieate die new Model A car and ho will do a good, thorough job at a Mr price. ord otor ompany.