i 1 1 L A LCI A K C hi JltllALl). FUIDAV, MAY 6, 1921
AT THE CHURCHES x
baptist rumen
Next Sunday will be a pppcial dav,
It being Mother's Day we will observe
it appropriately.
At the mornine service we will have
a full orchestra to provide the music,
beside special sonjra by the choir.
- The sermon will be on "The Ob
scure Mother." A dollar will be given
to anyone that jrviessen the text. All
together now who will get the dol
lar? At the afternoon service we will
organize an Intermediate B. Y. P. U.
All children are asked to bring a nail,
spike or tack at this service. All kinds
of nails, rusty, crooked, new and old,
fhoe tacks or phonograph" needles.
Come and you will be pleasantly sur
prised. At the evening service the tonic will
be, "Father, the Forgotten." Fathers
bring the .boys and girls and let's
make it a family night.
1 All members who have cars are
asked to bring them to the morning
service.
Come to the church with the mes
sage nnd where folks are happy. .
B. J. MINORT, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN THrnril
God has instituted tho ch
His worship, fellowship and service, j
ou cannot meet or serve Him fully
outside His organization. Do you be
lieve in God? "Ye shall keep mv Sab
baths and reverence my sanctuary: I
am the Lord." "Y cannot serve God
and mammon."
Next Sunday is Mothers' day and
it will be fittingly observed at 11:00
a. m. Theme: "Your Mother's Bible
and our Mother's God."
Evening service at 8 o'clock. Theme:
'The Churches Call for Consecrated
Manhood and Womanhood."
YouniT IVnnlp'a anfintv at ? n m
Topic: "Living Close to Christ"
All are rmvlinllv inril
these services, in the name of Him
for whom we minister.
First Presbyterian church, corner of
Box Butte avenue at Seventh street.
. , A. J. KEARNS, Pustor.
CHURCH .OF C HRIST
Mother's Day is observed through
out our land. Next Sunday the morn
ing services will be in honor of mother.
The subject is: "The Influence of
Mother." If your mother is living or
dead, you will desire to honor her by
your presence at these worshipful
services. At, the evening hour the
minister will begin a series ' of ser
mons on "Messages From Isaiah." The
first will be "Israel's Social Unrest."
Let us be comrades in the common
cause. The teachings of the Christ
Regular Prices
AT
Fourth Street Market
FOR ?
SATURDAY, MAY 7th
ONE DAY ONLY
CANE OR BEET SUGAR, C7 QC
perewt p.7J
' BLUE BAND FLOUR, Ti Qr
per sack 1 yl.Jj '
PEA BERRY COFFEE, FANCY; 99
per pound 1 LuC
PEACHES, IN SYRUP, 00
No; 212 j LOC
TOMATOES, 10
No. 3 size IZC
CARNATION MILK, , 19
Large size" . IjC
CORN, n
Good Standard jC
PEAS, fl
Good Standard.. . ."C
FRESH SALTED SPANISH PEANUTS," 11
per pound ' 14C
We Pay 18c per Dozen Cash, for Eggs
ABOVE PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Fourth Street Market
H. HIRST, Prop.
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The Ranker
Sudden Service Cafe
IS THE NEW NAME OF THE ESTABLISHMENT
FORMERLY KNOWN AS
HARVEY'S CAFE
The new proprietor, Ben Grinstead, for many years in
the restaurant business at Central City, Neb., has taken
charge and
Will Open Sat., May 7th
Day and Night Service
The policy of the new proprietor will lie to cater to the
bcstyclass of trade possible, with "sudden service" and
careful attention to the pleasure of customers. A
specialty will be
MERCHANTS' LUNCH
From 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. ,at
40
Your Patronage Will be Appreciated.
Ben Grinstead
NINH
f-houl-l not only be mrulc a pait.of our'
life, but in reality life's purposes and
plans should be puided bv them. I
At 3 n. m. the junior department of
the Rible school will give a Mother's
program to which their mothers are
invited. ;
The Kndeavor prayer meeting's at 7
o'clock and the evening preaching
rervice at ci'ht. j
Come to the church with a message
and n welcome. j
8TKPHKN J. EI'LER, Minister. . J
METHODIST CIU'RCII
Next Sunday, being Mother's day,'
will lie observed in our church with
appropriate services both morning and
evening. At the morning cervice the1
pastor will preach on "The Reward Of
Molheihood." In the evening at 8:00'
o'clock, the choir will give a musical
program entitled, "Mothers of the'
Wble. Joe Holland will give a read
ing followed by a solo.
The program is as follows:
Song, "Tin Mother's Day."
Storv. "Our Fire rv '
Song, "Precious Mother."' ' ;
Song, "God of Our Mothers, Guide
Our Way."
Story, "The Mother of Moses." '
Song, "Oh Harken to my Cry." '
Duet, "Beyond Today."
Story, "The Mother of Israel."
Deborah's Song, " r raise Ye the
Lord."
Story, "Ruth." ' .
Song, "Entreat Me Not to Leave
Thee."
Reading, Joe Holland. I
Solo, Joe Holland. :i
Story, "Mary, the Mother of Jesus.':
Anthem. "The Magnificat " - i
Song, "Mother Dear, Jerusalem."
You will find a welcome at thfcpe
services.
MEARL C. SMITH, Castor.
Ben Grinstead Buys
the Harvey Cafe of
Reed and Trabert
Ben Grinstead of Central City, Neb
nas purcnased the Harvey cafe of
Reed & Trabert, and taken immediate
possession. The restaurant was
closed for alterations, but will open
egain for business, with the new
management, Saturday under the
name of the Ranger Sudden Service
cafe. Mr. Grinstead, who has been
engaged in similar business in Cen
tral City, has leased his restaurant
there for five year?,! and will take ac
tive charge of the place.
Grinstead' was, in earlier days, a
resident of Alliance, having lived here
some ten years ago. He will be re
membered by the older residents and
especially the baseball fans. Ben
used to swing a wicked bat on the
diamond, and won for himself the
nickname of "Old Reliable."
i
Bridgeport News-Blade: Mrs. L. J.
Russell returned to her home at Alli
ance Monday, after a visit with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Louis Wilson, who
lives near Bridgeport.
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