Till: ALLIANCE 1 1 KHALI), FRIDAY, SKITKMHEU Ifi. 1921.
CHURCHES
15 ITIST l lll lf II.
Our woik f.r the I.nl is hh ning up
tine. We veio n to i Inunc into
fur membership Mr. and Mi -. Cole
man, who wi if of u-. .-Meral years
i yo. Several other have sinif h)
their intention of coming into our
church le al soon. 'I here air many
liaptiif in the town v, ho h.no not ns
vet ii IT it t ') themselves with in, and
vp a vp hojiinu- and pi tying th.it they
may see how tl-y unintentionally
though it be, nie obstacles to prog
ress of tlip chiinli. As Raptist.s, you
owe the ISaptif-t caue tin1 same faith
lul allegiance hoi c m Alliance as you
flid bark in the church you hao left.
To say that vour homo church was
gicatcr than hi--, only emphasizes,
more than ever your duty of making
this church as great as that one. le
tiichcd Ilapti.-ts, or any other denomin
ation, have no scripture to justify
their remaining detached, but all the
p.ible urges them t "lie e .separate
from the world, unto the church."
Why not obey it?
We are preparing for promotion
Sunday. Let every teacher work to
make it a success. The pastor is work
ing hard, getting ready for his fall
-pecial meetings to which he look.
forward anxiously. '
Di you attend the prayer meet
ings? If not you are missing the
greatest source of inspiration.
Evening service hereafter will start
it 7:30 instead of 8;0O.
Sermons Sunday: morning, "Will
"Ye Also Go Away." F.vening, "Cor
nered" Text "And they answered him
Yiot a word."
B. J. M1NORT, Pastoi.
aenue at Seventh i-tnet and tin re is
ru t itnoihcr Pie. by terinn churrli fur
k i v t y miles in any direction. let us
take ii'h ant :ii;e of our opportunities.
Again you are cordially inited.
Fir.-t I'l'c-byteii.-'n ihuiTh,
A. .1. KF.ARNS. I'astor.T
vint all the trials und terrible exper
iences in the udaptatmn it is u wom
an, ff the film preencs the essence
of ). Henry's story it should le too
good to miss.
An additional attraction of Satur
day ninht will bo a hort lecture be
tween the first and .-econd show by the
Rev. H. .1. Minoit, who was much im
pressed by the original story and Lks
trained a talk based upon it.
The bir; noise at the Imperial tn
nitr'it will be Kileen Perrv starring in
"Why Trust Vour Husband?" The
thumbnail sketch of the drama shows
that it is fully as cood as "Twin
IJeds," and parts of it. are mtirh on
Kthe .same 01 dor. A ncwiv-wed romi
home and hears his wife making en
dearinii remarks to a Kewpie doll
one of the kind you win at street car
nivals. He doesn't know it's a doll.
Hashing from the house, he joins two
or three friends, and agreed to slip
away to a masque ball. The wives
agree to do the same thing, and then
follows one of the most uprouringly
humorous mivups you've even seen. It
ought to get over big.
Sunday's attraction is "Footlights
and Shadows," featuring Olive Thom
as. The story deals with the strange
adventures of Gloria Dawn, a beauti
ful actress who is the star .'n the
"Midnight Revue." Her strange ex-,.tw-
. iH-irin when, in the middle of
the night, a man admits himself to her
apartment w ith his own key. He then
collapses with brain fever, and Gloria,
to avoid scandal, announces him a - a
distant reiutive. Then follows i m i ies
of compieations which make the solu
tion of the plot one of most intense
interest.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
"Antecedents of a Good Meeting",
n- "Preacher and People ", is the sub
ject for next l-ord's day morning
sermon. "Who Authorized Religion?"
is the subject for the evening service.
These are the effort. in preutration
for the evanglistic meetings to begin
October 16 with the Lelji of Fvangelist
C. W. Cooper. The evening service
will begin a half hour earlier. I'n
deavor meeting at G::.0 and preaching
lit 7:30. Remember the change.
.The P.ible school under the splendid
leadership of Mrs. Reed alTonLs a cla.-w
fer all aires.
Beginning with the first Sunday in
October we will use Uie unified service
which mean one continual service
from 10 o'clock to noun.
The mid-week service on Wednesday
evening is always interesting and
helpful. This .is. also being used in
preparation for the evangelL.tic meet
lPgS.
State Convention at Hastings Octo
ber 3-.
Come to the church with a message
and a welcome .
S. J. F.PLF.R, Minister.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Sunday the Lutheran church will
observe its annual mission-festival
The services to be conducted at 11
o clock and 2:20 o'clock, This celebra
tion will take place in the Community
hurch in Berea. The morning serv
ice will be conducted by the Rev. Al
fred Sueger from Scottsblutf. The
iifternoon service the pastor from Al
liance will conduct. Everybody wel
rome.
F. DROEGF.M U F.LI .F.R, Patsor.
Saturday niifht will be
photoplay made from O,
"Roads of Destiny." one of the most
different of the different short stories I
by the famous writer. Pauline Fred-1
erick takes the lead. There has been '
but onp chanee in the sf.rv- In h Absolutely
original, a man, David Mignot, under- my P'ace-
Mondav comes 'Thunder Island,"
featuring' F.dith Rolerts. Miss Rob
erts appears as a little shepherdess
who is content to watch her llocks on
the sun-washel slopes above the gulf,
I until her marriage to a dying old don
, . , ' of countless dollars complicates the
featured a ,.ttj ,;,, mnvin.- far
iienryn a jiexjcan election.
IH'NTF.RS TAKK NOTICE.
no hunting allowed on
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METHODIST CHURCH.
Beginning with net Sunday even
mg, Septemler 1H, the time of the
Sunday evening services will be one
half hour earlier, lip worth League at
:.10 ann evening service at 7:110.
Lt W,i-stay evening we had
what the pastor considers the most
enthusiastic and optimistic Sunday
scnooi ooara meeung in two years.
tvery otticer and teacher plans to
make this the lest year of our school
It was decided to observe Octolwr 2
s Rally day. Next Wednesday niirht
the subject will be, "The Year's lro-
pram for the Church.
. The Formon topic for Sunday morn
in? will tie, "Unpaid Debts." In the
evening, at 7:30. "Our Eternal Home
We are crlad to announce that Mrs.
Dunning, who has le-n away most of
the summer, has taken charge of the
choir again, and we can safelv nrom-
ise that you will be pleased with the
music tnat will ue given from Sunday
to Sunday. A large chorus choir is
being organizeil and sp'cial music will
be rendered at each service. Mr.
Fred Yanders ha accepted the posi
tion oi cnurcn organist for the year
lr'uch to the delight
W. U. S.-JUH, 1'a. tor. J
PRESBYTERIAN CHl RCH
Next Sunday morning we will con-
ty Working? If Not, Why Not?"!
The pjustor will fill Uie. pulpit. If your
Christianity is working you will help
till the pews. And yuu aie cordially
invited to do so.
Sunday evening at C:30 the Chris
tian Endeavor meetiug.
At 7:30 p. m. the evening service.
Note the change in time. Be there
on time, for the musical service will
start without delay ami the sermon
will be on the subject, "The Lamps
that Fail."
The I'reshyterian church is a going
concern. She gave away in her
mighty benevolent works over $17,
000,000.00 last year. She received to
the communion table over JM.,000 new
srommunicants on profession of faith
in the last twelve months. Three
:yiung persons from Uiis Community
-tre this year in attendance at one of
her fifty great educational institu
tions. These educational institutions
are accredited and carry the same
.stanilards of work as our large tax
suppoiied state universities. The
work uf the church in Uie field of edu
cation alone is a remarkable contri
bution to the life of the nation. So
much for the Presbyterian church for
this time. We are justly proud of her
(iast achievements and in a humble
and hopeful spirit we approach her
preac responsibilities.
The Presbyteriau church in Alliance
Is located at the corner of Box Butte
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The Right Bank
One of the most important factors
in your business success is having
the right kind of bank to deal
with. Too much care cannot be
exercised in selection.
The all important consideration
with this bank is first to safe
guard the money of its depositors
and to render them such business
service as to increase their pros
perity and thus increase the value
of the account.
We extend every courtesy consis
tent with safety and will be glad
to give you conscientious advice
on any business problem.
First National Bank
Mr. Leiter of Antioch was in town,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mom's left Sun-
clav bv auto for a visit in Colorado..
Mr. and Mrs. Pert Iilair and daugh
ter, Lucille, went to Alliance the first!
of this week. I
Carl Miller bouirht the old M. K. 1
parsonage recently and Will move iti
up on his lot in the northeast part of
town.
Miss Hello Weibling leaves this
week for Lincoln to attend school this
tern.
Ilertha Tyler mlo in from her home
in the country Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Hawkins from north of
town visited her niece, Mrs. R. A.
Cook, Tuesday and Wednesday.
R. I). Kirkpatrick returned home
from Omaha Wednesday accompanied
by his wife and daughter, who have
made an extended visit at Cleveland,
Oh.'o.
Frank. Westover Tirove in from his
ranch Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' aid society met at the
church Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Carey was a Lakeside visit
or Tuesday evening.
Harry Ilud.-on went to Alliance
Tuesday to receive medical attention,
for an abscess just below his left ear.
He returned home Wednesday.
Mr. Van Alstine shipped 14 car
loads of cattle to Omaha Wednesday
night.
W. P. Trester was shopping hero
Wednesday.
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and Evenings!
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Throws out heat immediately
i
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NEW P
RICES
on
FORD CARS
The new prices on Ford Cars, Trucks and Fordson Tractors,
effective NOW, are:
F. O. R. Factory
, Touring Car, regular $355.00
Touring Car with starter 425.00
Touring Car, with starter, demountable rims . . . 450.00
Runabout regular 325.00
Runabout with starter 395.00
Runabout with otarter, demountable rims 420.00
Sedan 660.00
Coupe : 595.00
Truck, demountable rims '. 445.00
Fordson Tractor (No change in price) ." 625.00
(Freight and War Tax Extra)
These prices represent the latest reduction in the price of Ford
Cars, the third reduction within the last year, and now offer to the
motoring public FORD CARS at the LOWEST FIGURE EVER
QUOTED on Fords.
COURSEY & MILLER
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