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TUB ALLIANCE HERALD. FRIDAY, MAT 28, 1920.
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Invitations have been received by
Alliance friends to the wedding of
i llss Kern Lymanla Warner and Mr.
O. F. Prince, principal or the Alli
ance hi ph school, which will take
jdace WedneBilay, June 2. Mr.
Prince will bring his bride to Alli
ance shortly after the wedding,
where the groom Is to be an Instruc
tor In the summer school.
V. C. T. IJ.
The mothers' mcHIng at the home
i of Mrs. Charles llenry, yesterday
'afternoon, wsa well attended. A
most enjoyable program was pre
pared, consisting of readings by va
rious members of the soclpty, and a
solo by Mrs. J. W. Keed entitled,
"Mother's White Ribbon." Five
new recruits were dedicated. Includ
ing two pair or twins, Jacquelln and
Gene Tallow, thirteen months old,
and Colombo Martha Conner and
Clyde Allan Conner, acod Ave years.
Also Pershing Gould, aged about one
year. Mrs. F. M. Phelps was leader.
I o'clock in the evening they will meet
at the Hall again and go in a body
!to the First Iiaptist Church for a
special service.
Geo. G. Gadsby, N. G.
E. M. Martin, Secy.
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PAIlTY AT PAKISII HOl .SH
About eighty guests were delight
fully entertained at the Parish
House Thursday afternoon by the
ladies of the Kplsccpal guild. The
niTalr wos a combination kenalngton
nd card party, Mrs. Mann winning
the prize for a guessing cont nt nnd
Mrs. Ed Marks carrying oft the hon
ors in brlclpe. A delicious lunch was
nerved about 5 o'clock.
Invitations to this Interesting
party were In the shape of a tiny
rpron with this message In the
locket:
"We are sending you an apron,
With style enough for any taste.
Pleaso return It. with a penny
For each Inch around your waist."
Each member of the guild was re
sponsible for the presence r.f three
quests beside horsdf. maklim one
romplete table. $ 27.00 was received
through the apron route to defray
expenses.
WOMAN'S CLUB RECEPTION
Tho reception for new members
held at the Library by the Woman's
club last Tuesday afternoon was a
most successful and enjoyable affair.
About sixty guests were present and
many new members were added to
tho club, bring its membership ur
to ninety. A pleasing program was
rendered consisting of an address of
welcome by the outgoing president,
Mrs. Alico McDonald, a talk by Mrs.
Rowan, a recitation by Alice iirlttan
and a reading by Margaret Turner.
Also a number of musical selections
were given. Refreshments were
served and the room was tastefully
decorated with carnations.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
METHODIST ( III IM'II.
! Five new members were received
! Inot the church Sunday morning:
Comu. Mona Cornu, Floyd Lucas
and Junior Lucas.
Next Sunday morning the promo
tion exercises of the Sunday school
will be conducted by Superintendent
E. C. Drake.
Sunday night we are to have a set
of beautifully colored pictures rep
resenting the "mass movement in
India." Many people are aware
that the most, stupendous religious
awakening any land has ever had is
going on in India at the present
time. It Is the only land of any
age that the church could not fur
nish missionaries enough to baptize
all those who wish to become Chris
tians. These pictures are carefully
gathered by missionaries from real
photographs and It will be a correct
representation of this most phenom
Inal revival. No collection, aside
from the regular evening offering,
will be taken.
MRS. FIXCH ENTERTAINS
Mrs. C. I Finch entertained a
number of friends at cards last eve
ning In honor of her sister, Mrs. T.
C. Terry of Julesburg, Colo., who is
islting here. The following guests
were present: Misses Edna Bene
dict. Avis Joder. Mamie Collins;
Mesdamea John Beach, T. C. Terry,
Tiert Duncan. M. J. Baskln, A. W.
Newberg. arry Patrick; and Miss
Merk ind Miss Sward.
After a pleasant evening spent In
playing five-hundred at which Mrs.
Bert Duncan won honors, and Mrs.
John Beach received the consolation,
a delicious two-course lunch was
served. Tables were prettily deco
rated with sweet peas.
EPistxPAL ciiriirif
Next Sunday, being Trinity Sun
dny, a full attendance is desired
Holy communion at 8 a. m.; church
school at 10 a. m.; church prayer at
11 a. b. REV. J. J. DIXON,
Rector. St. Matthew's Episcopal
Church.
EASTERN STAR
Installation of officers and initia
tion will be held at the next regular
meeting of the Eastern Star, Tues
day, June 1.
On Sunday, May 30, all Patriarchs
Militant will meet at 7:30 p. m. In
full dress uniform at the I. O. O. F.
hall, following which they will
march to the First Baptist church,
where the I. O. O. F. memorial ser
mon will be preached by the Rev. J.
Orrin Gould.
I. O. O. P.
All Odd Fellows are requested to
meet at the Hall at 1:30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon to prepare for
Memorial Day services. At 7:30
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Grown folks as well as the children enjoy coming hero for
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materials, imparting to them a smoothness and tastiness that
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We cater to the highest class of Soda Fountain trade, serving
all the popular combinations of fruits, bolh fresh and crushed.
Decoration Day is generally hot and dusty. After the exer
cises come to the Alliance Candy Store and cool off with a
dish of delicious Ice Cream.
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THE FIR.HT HAITIST UU'ltCH.
The congregation and friends will
be pleased to see tho improvements
that have been made in the Interior
of the church. Next Sunday will be
a special day In our services. In
the morning the sermon will be:
"The Carpenter". During the after
noon we want to participate In the
Memorial Day services with the
other churches, lodges and the sol
diers of the different wars. In the
evening the church service will be
Tor the Odd Fellows who are to at
tend in a body. The subject for dis
cussion will be: "The First Degree".
Special music by the orchestra and
the choir. The public Is Invited.
PKESIIYTKHIAN llllHCII
Remember the Sunday school
meets at 9:45 a.'m. and on-time at
tendance wins the bauner. We close
at 10:45, having the full hour for
th school period with no confusion
with the church service. Classes
and graded Instruction for all.
Morning worship: 11 a. in.: "The
Church and the Nation."
Evening worship, 8 p. in.: "The
Future of Christian Co-operation."
This Is a live issue In religious cir
cles today.
Christian endeavor at 7 p. m. A
fellowship hour for the young peo
ple. The pastor has begun an Interest
ing discussion study class on the de
velopment of church history and
government. It meets Wednesday
evening at 8 p. m. at the church.
You will enjoy these services. Come.
First Tresbyterlan church, , Box
Butte avenue at Seventh street;
A. J. KEARNS, Pastor.
Alliance lodge No. 961. B. P. o.
E., will observe Flae dav with a n.
clal service on June 13 at the Epis
copal church, where Rev. J. J. Dixon
will deljver the address.
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