THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921.
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CHUROES
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mJilvT . Schaferil aru1 M,ss" Ka-i Wednesday evening the ladies of the
anne Kieigle enteitaineU ihur.sliay Catholic church had a Christmas tree
evening at a Monte Cano whist party at the basement of the church. A
in honor of Mr.. Llvis Khein ot Ha- large crowd attended.
venia, S. D., and Miss Ang:e Wilson,
of Lead, S. D. Miss Wilson won the Mrs. J. H. Conham of Dunlap, Neb.,
Iiign score, and Mrs. Frank Abegg won who has been in Airiance for the pa.-t
the lice lor all. A du,nty two-couie month for melical treatment, returned
luncheon was served, "lhose present to her home Thursday.
were Mcrdames Ji. G. Dauman, J. S. -
tihDn' tJo6u OConno, f'ranm AOdgg, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilt returned
11. V. Toohey, II. A. Johnson, A. U. Wednesday morning from a two
Sturgeon, W. L. O Keele, E. V. weeks' visit with Mr. Wilt's parents
O keefe, II. L. Sims, Kay hoag, Wil- near Chicago.
LUTHF.RAX CHURCH.
Saturday evening a German service
will be conducted at 7:30 o'clock.
Sunday morning English service at
10:30.
F. DROEGEMUELLER, Tastor.
liam Neiman, R. L. Johnstone, George
Mintzer, v alter Buechsenstem, Bert
The recular weeklv luncheon of t,i
. Duncan and the Misses Nell Acheson,' chamber of commerce will be held on
Julia Frankle, Katherine and Marie Tuesday, on account of Monday being
Buechsenstein, Kuth. Morris, Margaret' a holiday.
Dwyer, Mary, Winnie and Emmal
Barry, Rosina Merk, Mary Harmon' Merritt Chaffee, who has been
and aim Dwyer of Denver.
IJArTIST CHI RCII.
The following are known tn b on
the sick list at this writing and should
be visited: Mrs. Bart Young. Mra. S. B.
Mitchell and brother Pauline. The
large bouuuet sent to the church by
GUI' fliptldfl of k'inir'a Pninoo ti-oa
I divided and taken to these sick folks,
Now that Christmas is over we are
laying our plans for the next year.
The pastor has his 1922 tentative pro
gram about finished and will present it
to the church next Wednesday even
ing, which is the monthly business
evening. It calls for some things that
may seem visionary to some, but which
we believe possible for the Baptists of
Alliance. Another union has uahpted
spending the vacation with relatives '. l"e pastor into its membership, and we
in Alliance, returned Sunday to nave thereby added responsibility to
secration meeting. EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Evening service at 7:30 p. m. We There will be Communion service at
will present a beautiful set of colored n'n o'clock, and morning Prayer and
slides, all new, entited "Among the Sermon at eleven o'clock. There will
Southern Mountaineers." This set he no Sunday school and no evening
takes us through the rugged nnd beau- service.
mui country which produced Ameri-
great hero of the World war, AI
A vm '
York. A picture of Mr. York nt ni
mountain home is among the slides.
Only one more set of slides booked tor
this year. Come and enjoy them with '
us. All are invited. I
A. J. KEARNS, Tastfo. '
A. O. DODGE, Rector.
Get one of those big calendars at
Thiele's. 10
Special dinner served In the
Palm Room New Year's eve and
New Year's day.. Alliance Hotel.
Wednesday evening a number of
friends of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Wright
very pleasantly surprised them at
their home at 921 Big Horn avenue.
The guests gathered at the home, of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Smith and
went to the Wright home in a body.
The evening was spent in playing
games, after which dainty refresh
ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. (
Wright were presented with a beau-!
tif ul fet of cut glass goblets by , the
group.' Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank T. Smith, Rev. and Mrs.
M. C. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Drake, 1
Clay Ogle, and the Misses Mardel
Drake, Rozina Merk, Edna Tenedict,
Mable Sward, Ethel Graham and Vel-.
ma Martin.
Omaha. which we shall try to be true. We are
, I expecting additions right along now.
Superintendent F. G. Gurley re-' Many are asking about the church and
turned Friday morning from Chicago' its doctrines.
where he has been on company busi- The pastor will meet with some of
ness. the boys to consider a boxing course
for the boys for the rest of the winter,
C. A. Dow left the first part of the and perhaps to organize a rifle squad
week to begin work on wiring the to develop them in target practice and
depot at Newcastle, Wyo. I the art of self-defense. We hope to
(make much of outdoor life with the
Mrs. C. A. Dow i3 spending the boys over twelve years of age the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. George- remainder of the winter.
Wiltsey at Hemingford. I This, our first yt-ar in Alliance, now
. i drawing to a close, has been on of the
Mrs. George Davis will entertain happiest of our ministerial life, and
the past matrons and past patrons we have never had closer co-operation
club at her home tonight. I than here. Looking back, w e have
many things lo thank Uod for; looking
Thielc's
Thick's
'JL P.lCTCTU'ttTT ACT
f eSLg-vas j ; -
ALARM
CLOCKS
At Reduced Prices
BIG BEN, now $3.50
Slcepmetcr . . . $2.00
America, now . $1.50
Wis
I D. W. Purinton left the first of the forward, we are inspired by the really
week for Albany, Wis., where he will great things we will be asked to under-
buy a carload of dairy cows. .take for God and humanity. :
' rresents irom the men have con-!
Master Mechanic J. B.- Irwin left tinucd to come in this week, and we do
Thursday for Lincoln on company not know how to adequately thank our
business. lnends; however, we shall show our
I cratitude hv nets, nnd not u-nivls. I
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wilt- J. J. Cox, division freight agent for Subjects for Sundav as follows:
Fey, well-known merchant of Heming- the Burlington at Lincoln, was in Al- Morning, "What Mean -Ye By This
ford. The groom ha3 lived at Hem- Hance on company business. Service." A communion sermon, fol-
ingford, but at present is at the head , . , lowed by communion. Evening. "Look-
At the Methodist parsonage last
Wednesday morning, William Moravek
of Lander, Wyo., and Miss Margaret
Wiltsey of Heminglord were united m
marriage, Rev. Mearl C. Smith offi
ciating. The bride is the youngest i
BIRTHS
To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Castle,
of the St. Michael's Mission for In
lians near Laramie, and is engaged
in teaching them scientific agriculture.
The young cople left immediately for Thursday, December 28, a baby girl
home. The ceremony was witnessed. NOTICE.
Dy otiss tfiancne wuisey, sister or me
bride, and Charles Moravek, brother
of the groom..
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Wyoming Northeastern
Oil Comnanv will be held at the office
Wednesday night the Alliance Fire of the president in the Reddish Block,
department held their regular monthly in the city of Alliance, Nebraska, on
meeting. The main business of the January 9, 1922, at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
meeting was completing arrangements I F. A. BALD, President,
for the delegates to go to the state Attest: L. C. THOMAS, Secretary,
convention at Norfolk. They will hold ,
their annual ball Monday night at the t1 J- t1
Roof Garden, the proceeds to go for lvailiuaua i 1UU
the expenses of the convention dele
gates. A special meeting has been
called for next Wednesday night at
me Hack nnd Forward " A vof rnurinrr
and glance at prospects.
The lesson compiled by the pastor,
for the men's class will be given out
Sunday, so come and join the pastor's
class to study the Bible from a man's
standpoint, t ome to the men s church
B. J. MINORT, Pastor.
which time the plans for the conven
tion will be completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin D. Walker re-
METHODIST CHURCH
Work on the new church is progres- J
sing nicely. The contract has been
let for the plastering, and it i3 ex-'
pected that it will be started next;
week.
What resolution will you make for
this New Year? Why not begin at
tending Sunday school or church ? Or
perhaps to begin Christian life and
unite with the church. The Sunday
morning sermon will be a New Year's
messaire. I
W m i "TT i tt a A uni(le New Year's candle light
The railroads will flood the United Pervice will be held at 7:30 Sunday
States railroad labor board with ap- evening. Twelve "girls representing
Another Slice
From Payrolls
AZOREA
FACE POWDER
Any Color.
Rejrularly sold for $1.30.
This week, only
89c
VICTOR
RECORDS
For January go on sale
Sunday, lie sure to hear
them.
THE SPINAL COLUMN
A PHONOGRAPH FOR 50 CENTS
Tickets given for each 5Cc cash purchase and for each
50c paid on account. ' ,
THIELE'S
Tht Sttrt With a Cuaranin Without Rid Taf i
THE SAFE, SANE AND
SURE WAY
PROCRASTINATION '
N the Ihicf of health. A half,
sick reeling is an Indicator that
should never go unheeded. Put
ting off only given disease the
time it nerds to set a foothold.
Slaying at home and nursing
your IIU, and promising to "do
something" for yourself "home
time" is no more procrastination
than doctoring incessantly for
the effects of your trouble.
There Is only one way to get
around having your health stolen
from youGKU RID OF THE
C'AUSK of your disease. Din.
ease in an EFFECT.. Without a
CAUSE there can be no KF
FECT. .. .... f'ttt
Modern scientists hare proven
that in more than ninety per
cent of diseases the cause is
pressure on the nerves, which
stops or hinders the transmission
of the vital force or mental iin-
fiurses with which Innate Intel
igence (Nature) supplies the
entire body, and without which
there ran be no life. The inly
place where such pressure i'an
occur is in the spine, whero the
nerve cables emit from tho
spinal column. The segments or
vertebrae of the spina become
suMiixated or displaced, press
upon th? nerves at the point of
emission, shutting off part of tho
vital force or mental impulses
from the brain to the various
parts of the body, and the result
is ill health Di-case.
Chlroprnctors are spine spe
cialists. They are experts in lo
cating and adjusting the CAUSE
of disease. Chiropractors do
not use medicine, surgery, or
osteopathy; neither do they
treat, heal or cure. They adjust
the spine so that a free and nor
mal current of vital force may
pass through the nerves to all
parts of the body at all times.
Nature does the curing. See
your Chiropractor. Consultation
without charge.
DRS. JEFFREY & SMITH
Chiropractic Health Service.
Over Harper's Dept. Store
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turneu fiasi ween irom an eMcrui.-u piicanuiis xvr icuutuuus ui nages ui tne twelve months of the new year,
auto trip in the eastern part of Kan- all classes of employes shortly after an(j eacn carrying a candle, will light
sas. Thev visited Mrs. Walker's par- January 1. according to press reports. .Jinf of tha nifai. f ik xhiuvh ti,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCroskey, Applications will ask cuts of from significance of this symbolism will be
at Holton,, and also with Mr. Walker's 10 per cent for train service employes explained in the ad:lress of the pastor,
parents at Phillipsburg. Mr. Walker to 30 per cent for common labor. Music will be played during the en
says they had a splendid trip, encoun-1 The onslaught will attempt to slash jre gervice.
tenng very good roads all the way ex- szoo.uuu.oou irom employe envelopes, MEARL C. SMITH. Pastor.
cepb Deiween iiere ami oiuhcj, nirac it nut eaiu.
they had to buck snow. After leav-1 The issue is coming to a head
ing Sidney, it was almost like summer, ' through failure of roads and employes
.MtV. Ar-it mails nnrl verv litt.lft ennw. I tn noron nn WBCrpa. Pmpticallv everv
class A cai-rier has notified employes will be the subject for the
Mica Mnria Tfihhl ontj-t fltnpd at a nf 4m nor. dino- puts, but it is stateV. no '. sermon, New Year's day.
theatre party with a luncheon fter- road of importance has convinced Its 'en!n? noV' th,e s)il!jecJ wlU P' The
ward in honor of Miss Grace Spacht. ! workers that present wages are not Devil Chuckles. This is a chart ser
Miss Kibble's miests were the Mis3cs.fair. Imon which has been given at the mid-
CHURCH OF CHRIST
"Watchman What of the Night?"
the morning
At the
Mew
Bak
Thelma Wesley. Francis Collins, Jen
nie Hiton and Mesdames Fred Yanders,
Morris Nelson and Heffie Campbell.
furriers were victorious in several week service and the request is madi
engagements during the past year and to give it on Sunday evening. It will
chiefs of iJie big five brotherhoods and be another grand sight to see the
the A. F. of L. have mobilized to seek church house filled at all the service i
Maurice Caldwell of Rushwell, who better terms next year. They threaten beginning the first of the year. The
has been at home from the Nebraska to use the strike vote taken last Sep- past year has brought many blessings.
Wesleyan University during thetember, when a walkout was narrowly It has been the best year for results
Christmas holidays, arrived yesterday averted, if wage negotiations go
for a few days visit at the home or against them Derore tne Doarci.
his sister, Mrs. Mearl C. Smith. He, Practically 2,000,000 railroad em
will return to Lincoln Sunday nieht. doves are earnnig $500,000,000 less
annually than they did in l'JZU.
since our coming to Alliance. There
have been more additions at regular
service than in any one year before
this, the Bible school has had nor-
New mal growth each year. We are i.lso
W. D. Rumer. who underwent an decrease demands, if effective, will very nappy io Deueve mat our circle
operation at the St. Joseph hospital raise this total to nearly three-qutr- j of friends and aquaintances has m
recently, has recovered sufficiently tolters of a billion dollars. creased by the multiplied ratio. The
be able to be out on the street. Mr. The $200, -000,000 - cut now asked greatest satisfaction that can come is
Rumer says he is feeling good but is represented the remainder of the $600,-, to see people growing in grace, by the
ooo.uoo raise grantea employes Dy me muiupueu use ui vnxi-iciven uuems. in
board July 1, 1920. . I an we are very tnanKiui lor uie many
The Pennsylvania has secured a iavors oi me past year, wnai counts
temporary injunction restraining the more than friendship and the confi
board from publishing a decision which dence of those with whom' you as
is claimed to censure the road for vio-, sociate? The contributions have come
lation of one of its rules. I from many. Hence to the boys and
This action is hailed as 6f great im-, gins, to the young men and women, to
portance is determining whether the
ra I labor board is armed with any real
authority. i
If the railroad is sustained, it is said,
it will be the biggest impetus given
the open shop movement in many
years.
still very weak.
A. M. Chammess of Ulrichville, O.,
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. D. E. Purinton, left Tuesday
night for Sterling," Colo., where he
will visit with relatives. . ,
F. T. Helpbringer returned Thurs
lay from a two weeks' vacation in
Los Angeles, California. Mrs. Help
bringer remained there for a longer
visit.
Mrs. Oscar Maret, who has been vis
iting at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Carlson, left Wednes
day noon for her home at Thermopohs,
Wyo.
NOTICE.
the men and women, the wishes of the
minister and his family are for a very
happy new year.
Begin the new year right by coming
to the church with a message and a
welcome.
STEPHEN J. EPLER, Minister
PRESBYTERIAN CHUROI.
Tb nnstnr and familv wish tn ex
The annual stockholders meeting of nresa their thanks and annreciation of
it V II lIlf Ml 1 r - . . . . . -
me neraia ruuubnmg company win on the many beautiful ana useful girts
held at the office of the company in the received, and for all the joys of the
Mice T iiiinn Bonina. who has been
attending college in Denver, is spend- Reddish Block, in the city of Alliance, I Christmas season which your generous
.nST the cnnsinius ytuuii ...v.. . .. " j -i "".lununess nt uuuiueu us.
. .1 If T I ' Kavvlna 1 .'lwlr T m
pai-ents, wr. anuiu. - y. .m.
Attest: JOHN W. THOMAS, Secy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell en
tertained Judge and Mrs. Tash and
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Newberry at a
six o'clock dinner Thursday evening.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the stock-
' holders of the Western Publishing
t...i. onri Mrs. T. V.. Tash entertain
i Mr and Mrs. Harvey G. Ellis and Company will be held at the office of
daughters, irma ana f.inriyn, aim s,
Wayde, at dinner Thursday.
The.pbstoffice windows will not be
open Sunday and Monday and the car
riers wilt not go out, but the toail will
be distributed in the boxes.
' Operator X. H. Vhl" ft Crawford
WAIIUqm AVednesday; jtor QO
the company in the Reddish Block, in
the city of Alliance, Nebraska, on Feb
ruary 6, 1922, at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
L. C. THOMAS, President.
Attest: JpHN, W. THOMAS, Secy.-
' It's easier to keep used auto than
a misused ook w ,.. . M .
l It mart e aie to b rich nlWv
a t. V ' a .
n.tunr Tkursdar.jrner ha will re-. nothing to do tut ret married once in
HA
Sunday we will begin the New Year
by observance of the universal concert
of Prayer as observed throughout
Christendom, using the themes sug
gested by the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America, and at
this particular time when the theme of
International Peace is uppermost we
will present the situation as outlined
in the literature of the International
Counciliation association. The Church
Peace Union, The General Committee
on the Limitation of Armament, the
Fellowship of Reconciliation, the
World Alliance for International
Friendship, and the National Security
League, all of which literature we re
ceive, regularly with instruct! oni .. to"
present it as widely aa possible. : -
' Eadeavor. society al 6:60.-' Tb
tficxcw ia,VDUer eotietiea. K fioa-
Opens Monday, Jan. 2
Alliance Patrons May Now Try the Bread
With the Prize-Winning Name.
V
"Krispy Krust"
Just As Good As It Sounds
"Krispy Krust" bread has
been made for those people '
who like something distinc
tively good with a taste
- that never grows old.
WE KNOW YOU'LL LIKE IT.
And we are going to make it worth
your while to try it
Our Special Introductory Offer
. In order to get you acquainted with the quality of "Krispy
Krust" Bread, we will for one week only give one loaf of bread
FREE to every person who buys two 10c loaves.
BUY TWO GET THREE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
The Alliance Hotel Bakery will carry anything you want in the
Pie, Cake and Pastry line. Just pay us a visit on our opening day,
buy two loaves of "Krispy Krust" and see the many items you can
get to improve me iamiiy taoie.
Alliance, Hotel Bakerv
,-.-kK: ' XiiL.MILLX!, .Proprietor. Alliaac? Hotel