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v. SATURDAY. MAY 6, 19S3 THE NEWARK ADVOCATE AND AMERICAN TRIBUNE PAGE EIGHT MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 19 NEWS OF THE CHURCHES FARMS FOR SALE 58 FARM1 llS ACRES, GOOD SPRING, 4-room house, near Wilklns Cor- ners. Cheap, Terms can be er-ranged. Call Hamilton, Heal Estate Service, No.

I Park Place. Phone 2268-49153. 30-ACitE FARM LONDON HOL- low road. Inq. Dugway Filling Pta.e Chrlstlan Endeavor services at 8:80 p.

m. The youth will have charge rf FIVE MEN WILL GUIDE MEET OF PRESBYTERIANS Stated Clerk and Four Assist ants Have Important Tasks in General Assembly. MEETING IN COLUM BUS Sixteen Foreign Countries to Send Delegations to May Meeting. Columbus, May 6. (AP) The machinery necessary to make so large a religious convocation as the Presbyterian general assembly func tion will be entrusted to five men when the assembly meets here May 25 to 29.

They are Dr. Lewis key mour Mudge, Philadelphia, the stated clerk, and four assisting clerks. The highest honor in the bestowal of the Presbyterian denomination is that of moderator, the presiding of ficer, as it is in each of the synods and Presbyteries which go to make up the Presbyterian church. But the executive officer in the assembly, as In the smaller units, is the stated clerk. He it is who administers the affairs of the office of the general assembly throughout the year.

He it is who shapes the pro grams and the routine and who pre pares for the orderly procedure necessary for the success of the sessions which bring church clerical and lay delegates from all parts of the United States and 16 foreign countries. He Is compared, by his church, to a pilot guiding the craft through ecr clesiastical waters, a craft which bears the moderator and other officers as well as the vast body of bis denominations. Dr. Mudge was elected stated clerk of the general assembly in 1921 for a five-year term, was re-elected In 1926 and again in 1931. The 1931 sembly also elected him moderator.

He has been a trustee of the Fresby-terian general assembly since 1921, secretary of the general council of the assembly, secretary of the 1925 special commission for "purity, peace, unity and progress," and in 1932 was elected vice president of the federal council of Churches of Christ in America. In addition, Dr. Mudge is a director of Princeton theological seminary and a trustee of Wilson college. He was graduated from Princeton university in 18S9 and from the seminary in 1895, entering the ministry as a scion of a family of clergy, and held pastorates at Beverly, N. Trenton, Lancaster and Harrisburg, Pa.

As stated clerk, Dr. Mudge is executive head of the office of the general assembly and Its five departments, administration, publicity, vacancy and supply, church cooperation and union, and history. Other Important duties include the editing -ofthe official church law books, the giving of legal opinions In ecclesiastical matters, and acting as representative of the church on special occasions. Upon his four assistants at general assemblies devolve many of the details for a successful routine. The Rev.

William B. Pugh of Chester, Is document clerk and conducts the balloting for moderator and standing committees. He is the custodian of all official papers in their transmission to and from standing committees. Mr. Pugh is a pastor, a member of the Chester Presbytery and a leading exponent of ecclesiastical law in Pennsylvania synod.

He is secretary of the board of trustees i- of Princeton theological seminary and served as a chaplain overseas during the World war. Classified Ads. CLASSIFIED REPLIES. At 10 o'clock today there were replies In The Advocate office In the following boxes; 6009, 6012, 6016, 6018, 6021, 6026, 6027, 602, 6035. SPECIAL NOTICES KNEUR'S LAWN MOWER HHW rr police station.

Best In New rk. Call for snd deliver free. W. A. WALLACE INMLKANVB OK ALL KINDS 401 Trust Bulldlngi Phone 2590 Hulshizer Feeds SALES AND SERVICE EDVVA ftDS-MERCHANT, INO.

PERSONAL NOTICE I WILL NOT BE RE- sponsible fof any debts contracted by my wire, Mrs. ann juiey. tar los N. Riley. TRANSFER AND STORAGE 10 CHAS.

BARK. LOCAL LON'i LIS tance moving. 228Boylston. ph. fro.

liOVlNli ANIWHEHB IN CiTlf, 11. ner room averaare. J. Pfeffer. 8 Union street.

Ph. 6413. The Phil Vogelmeier Co. SOUTH BUENA VISTA STREK'l PHONE 5063 MOVERS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS-BUILDING AND MACHINKKT BUSINESS WANTED 14 VAULT AND CESSPOOL, CLEAN ing. New ones built Work ruar- anteed.

Oren Bean, rnone i3524, NEED 125 TO fUi USKO OAKS. Cash. 65 West Locust. YOUR LAWN MOWKH SHARl1- ened so it will do the work. Geo.

Farquhar. 2 Elmwood Court. WASHINGS 25 JT. FLAT pieces Ironed. Thone 28853.

Vault and cesspool clean- Ing. Ernest Myers, rnone attvi. PAINTING AND 1'Al'EH HANOI NO, 20 cents double roll. Phone 28773. PAl'Elt HANGING.

2 ROOM. SAT-tsfaction guaranteed. Ph. 48H22. CUSTOM BRAKES REASONABLE prices.

Safety Brake Service, bo South- Fifth street. Phone 3587. BATTERY CHARGING, 60c. EX1DE and Delco service. Betz Oarage.

Phone 6532. East Main and Wing. CALL SMITH PHONE 34924 THE OHIO WINDOW CLEANERS Wall oaDer cleaned, painted walls and porches washed. General clean- Ing. I'rices to sun.

VAULT AND CESSPOOL CLEANING. John Dean. Phone 30022. CALL FONTAINE JOHNSON FOR garbage, ashes, trash service; lowest rates. Phone 6267 or 48873.

FOR PLOWING SEE OR CALL R. S. Wright. Phone 2077. FLOORS REFIN1SHED DECORAT- Ing.

Fred Bollander. Phone 4H663. Garbage, Ash and Trash, Service Efficient and Prompt Lowest Prices NEWARK SANITARY GARBAGE CO. PHONE 2537 WANTED TO BUY IS 5 OR 6-ROOM HOUSE NORTH. Write Box 6000.

Advocate. WAAI IT'S HIGHER a( )( II SELL TO VV VVLj Wilson Fur Co. 31 W. RAILROAD NEWARK.O. ATTENTION! Wool Growers Highest market prices paid for wool at our warehouse, the new, B.

O. freight house on Clinton street, Newark, O. TRAUGOTT SCHMIDT SONS J. Wilson Donald Wilson, Mgrs. Phone 36251 or WOOL WANTED Wanted A Car of Wool.

We Have Our Own Trucks. Boggs. Phone 41624 or 84133 30 USED CARS AT ONCE. CALL US before you sell your old car. Phone 6255.

WOOL WANTED MORGAN AND BONHAM 56 South Third Street Phone 32292 4-ROOM HOUSE WITH 1 OR 2 acres, good well, close to town, cheap. Or will trade 4-room house and 1 acre, good outbuildings. In-qulre 28 National drive. WANTED TO RENT 16 5 OR 6-ROOM STRICTUY MODERN house. West or north.

Write Box 6027. Advocate. WANTED TO TRADE 17 NICE HOME AND 5 ACRES, FOR city home, close in. V. Miller, Martinsburg.

O. NEW ELECTRIC SEWING MA-chine, for used auto. Ph. 24923. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 19 FREE HEELS NOW WITH REGU-lar half -sole Jobs.

Acme Shoe Shop, 67 Hudson avenue. SPECIAL RALLY OF METHODISTS The Methodism of Newark will rally at Main Street church. May 10, when the speaker will be Honorable E. Dow Bancroft, secretary of the Layman's association of the Methodist Episcopal church. The program Includes an afternoon meeting at 2:30, and a supper meeting at 6:30 p.

m. Revs. E. R. Stafford, A.

Rowand, T. R. Watson, E. J. A.

St. Louis, and C. W. Harrison will be present with delegations from Neal Avenue and First church, Newark, Chatham, Fredonia, Liberty, Newton Chapel, and St. Louisville.

MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Rev. E. B. White, president of the Licking County Ministerial Lssocia-tion, announces that there wil) be a special called meeting of the Newark ministers Tuesday at the First Methodist parish house at 10 o'clock, to consider the proposition of entertaining the state regional Sunday school convention here. Dr.

A. T. Arnold, state executive secretary of the Ohio Council of Religious Education, will speak. Each church Is asked to send its Sunday school superintendent or a representative Nof that department. WE SERVE YOUR FAVORITE BEER OR YOl' CAN TARK IT HOME Also Sandwiches, Ice Cream THE NEW DEAL Food Shoppe Confectionery Cedar and Clarendon Five Point Station EXPERT GREASING ALL MAKES OF CARS WILLARO BATTERIES TIRE SERVICE Phone 28632 JIM BR0UCHT0N, Prop.

TVsU'r SERVICE STATIONS 36 Mound City Motors, Inc. 22 NORTH FIRST STREET BUICK OLDS PONT1AO PALES AND SERVICE PAINTS OF ALL KINDS Come In And Let Us Demonstrate Our Famous wanniae aint N'RWARK 'A INT AND OLA88 JO. 47 South Third Street Phone 3031 WELDING-ALL KINDS KlIPRHlim WELDING-MACH. CO. Rear it West Main Phone 2269 OH.

(Friday) Harris. Proprietor Tlree Batteries. Glass, Radiators Low-priced Cars IT'S HERE! FIRST SHOWING OF THE NOW LARGER PLYMOUTH GEO. BYERS SONS. INC.

70-73 MAIN STREET AUTO ACCESSORIES 37 PHARIS TIRES NEWARK UNITED TIRE CO. Fourtn and Locust. Phone 2034 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 39 REG. PEKCHERON STALLION I Will Hake the Season at H. J.

Llngafelter Farm PAIR MATCHED BLACK MARES. well broken, weight, 2600. Phone S224. REGISTERED POLAND CHINA boar, years old. J.

R. Clouse, Hanover Exchange, 44. PIGS. 9 WKS. OLD CHESTER White and Berkshire, one-horse wagon.

Pasture for rent Phone 41428. POULTRY AND EGGS 42 LOW. PRICES ON MAY CHICKS Don't overlook these Baby Chick Prices from flocks that nave been culled for production and blood tested by the Standard Tube of Ag glutination Test whereby are elim Inated the carriers of Pullorum Dis ease or Bacclllary White Diarrhea, BREEDS AND PRICES Mammoth White Pekln Ducklings, 10c; White, Brown and Buff Leghorns, 6c; White, Buff and Barred Rocks, 6c: Single Comb Rhode Island Reds, 6c; White Wyandottes. 6c: Jersey Black Giants, 7c. Special Matings: White Leghorns Rose Lawn, Eng- jmn cirmn xrom z-year-oia neiin, 8 cents.

CUSTOM HATCHING, 2c PER EGG OR 3 Vic PER CHICK ALMENDINGER HATCHERIES JOHNSTOWN. O. PHONE 43 "thipp or Bring Us Your Eggs' BABY DUCKS AND CHICKS, NOW ready. Wayne Chick Hatchery 726 Rice street-. MILK-FED FRY'S NEWARK ACCREDITED HATCHERY BABY CHICKS FROM CULLED.

blood-tested flocks; 17 varieties of highest quality, fast-maturing chicks. Each variety from a noted strain. Low prices. Farmers Produce. Ph.

24653. 11 1 REDUCED PRICES! I Blood-tested Ohio-accred- ited Electric-hatched. Un- limited guarantee. Rocks, 1 Reds. Wyandottes.

$7.50 per 100; $70.00 per 1,000. Stand- ard grade W. Leghorns. $5.90 I per 100. AA grade Pedigree Mated Leghorns, $7.90 perlOO.

I Heavy Assorted, $6.50 per 100. Custom Hatching. Brooders, etc. Conkey's Feeds. 1 Started Chicks All Ages.

I NEWARK ACCREDITED 1 HATCHERY, 60 Prospect St. Phone 4320 Visitors Welcome. FARMERS, Call Us B.fore Selling Poultry J. W. GUTRIDGE 87 James Street Phone 6096 CUSTOM HATCHING Oberfleld's Hatchery.

Phone 41616 Poultry Eggs Cream HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 45 3-RM. FURNISHED NEWLY papered, pvt. ent. 569 East Maiiii MODERN, SMALL FUR. SUN porch.

Close in. Phone 6465. 2 WELL-FUR. FRONT LT. HSKG.

rms. Pvt. ent. 267 Elmwood. NICELY FUR.

PVT. BATH and entrance. 177 North Fourth, FUR APT. ALL MODERN. PHONE 2259 or Hulshizer 71 N.

2nd St. 2 ROOMS. NORTH END. Inquire 34 Bolton. COZY MOD.

FUR. OR UN FUR. Close In, very cheap. Phone 36353 3 FUR. LIGHT-HSKG.

ROOMS, 17 Western avenue. Phone 32322. HOUSES FOR RENT 48 6-ROOM COTTAGE TO ADULTS only. 137 west Main. 5 ROOMS ELEC BATH, 1 WEST- ern avenue.

Inquire 699 or 701 est Main. THE HARTSHORN HOMESTEAD on Granville road. Suitable for a tea room or a tourists' home, or two families. Phone 32922. HOUSE AND GARAGE AT 26 Pearl St.

Arranged for 2 families. Inquire 58 Union street. 5-ROOM HOUSE, ONLY $10. GAS, elec, near Wehrle s. Ph.

36353. HALF DOUBLE 6 ROOMS, BATH, electric, garage, $15. Phone 49681 or 55 East Shields street. 6 ROOMS, BATH, GAS, ELECTRIC, large yard. 27 North Pine.

In- quire 14 North Fifth street. COTTAGE MOD. EXCEPT FUR-inace. Rear 123 Elmwood. Ph.

4474. 6 MOD. 2 PARTLY MODERN, west. $8 up. Phone 4G663.

HALF OF DOUBLE N. BUEtfA Vista, 6 rooms, modern, and ga-rage. Phone 3743. HALF DOUBLE, 7 RMS. MOD.

99 E. Church. Ph. 28202. STRICTLY 4-RM.

ELEC-tric refrigerator, garage. Ph. 41455. 6 ROOMS. MODERN, HALF double, 255 Elmwood.

Inquire at 140 Hudson avenue. 7-RM. MOD. HOUSE, GARAGE. 37 Eastern avenue.

Call 55 North Buena Vista. Phone 28004. FIVE ROOMS and BA TH Strictly modern, garage, central location. $17.00 per month. Inq.

174 Mt. Vernon roadA 8 ROOMS, MODERN. 47 NEAL AVE Phone 21842, evenings. FINE MOD. APT.

KIBLER AVE nue. Cheap. Phone 3969. 2 NEW MODERN 4-ROOM AHARr- ments. "Phone S3022 or Inquire 443 Garfield avenue.

MOD. 4-ROOM UPPER DUPLEX. 318. Inquire 157 North Fouth St OFFICES FOR RENT 49 SINGLE OR CONNECTING OFFU.iL rooms, second floor Spencer Bldg. 27-29 W.

Main. Ph. 23124 daytime. HOUSES FOR SALE 53 A 4-ROOM HOUSE, AND A 3-ROOM house two for the price of one. East Small renting for $5.00 a month.

Good tenant A good buy for right party. Terms If desired. Real Estate Service, Inc. Keith W. Lowery.

Phone 2268 Residence, 46433. NO. 154 21 ST STREET New 6 rooms, strictly modern. Built for a home. Priced to sell.

HARLEY L. HUGHES i MOD. EXCEPT FURNACE. Newly papered inside; newly painted outside. New bath room, cement basement, west.

$2,000. Phone 47751. S-RM. MOD. HOUSE FKL IT, CLUSE In.

East. $2,500. Small down pay-ment Phone 21103. FARMS FOR SALE 58 30 ACRES ON PIKE. BEAUTIFUL home.

3 acres timber, good 'spring. Write Box 6031. Advocate. NO ONE EVER REGRETTED fnrmlna- th e1aanf4ld hahtt. I COl'f'Li! TO SHARE H6ME ITH lady.

Inquire 224 North Vint street Phone FEMALE HELP WANTED 20 Wanted i ddl-k-ageu lauv for general housework. Reference rcmiired. 503 Mt. Vernon road. MIDDLE-AGED lady, to worn in snuuiry nuin.

Muff. Be goon cook, rnnnn am. AGENTS AND SALESMEN 23 FL'LLEIt BRUSH CO. NEEDS RE-liable man with car for established route. Permanent.

Approx. 116 start. Write Branch Office, Mans- field. Ohio. JiTm WITH CAR NEEDED HP mediately to take over fine-paying local tea an conee route, tmvu-era need not apply.

Permanent with bltr reliable na tlonal company. Write Albert Mills, Route zut juonmoutn, in plnnatl. O. HIliH GRADE MEN TO SELL "memberships." Saves 16 to 110 vr In car operation. Only men with best references and large acaualntance need apply, write Box sniO, Advocate.

INSTRUCTION 25 TEACHERS MANY VACANCIES now listed; co-operative pian; iree Information. Teacners mcniine, Kansas City. Kans. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 26 3-PIECE DAVENPORT ft, 1TB, DU fold, chairs. ill ivonn rourin.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 29 pnTiTOKS COBBLERS. EARLY Ohio Rural Russets, seed ano taDie stock. Bring sacKa. wmon pi. COTTAGE FOR RENT CHEAP.

Rurkpve Lake, lient place to nan along north bank. Inquire 30 North Seventh street. GOING UP. VERILY STEEL GOODS, roofing, paint, motor oil, paper, nails. Buy now for less.

Long's. Concrete for Permanence Cement sidewalks do not settle and hold water. Cement steps and porch floors do not rot out or need painting. A fish pool is not expensive, will beautify any home. GUARANTEED QUALITY LOWEST PRICES Phone 62202 For Estimate EP.

M. LAHLEY, Contractor BALED STRAW: ALSO SEED Po tatoes. E. E. Thomas, Alexandria, Ohio.

Rent an electric floor polisher. 75c. Cash and carry. $1.00. We deliver half-pound wax FREE, vacuum cleaner, 60c.

we deliver. We still have 14 rollB of wall paper and ,16 yards border, for 86c. HOWARD DtiKMfil 60-LB. REFRIGERATOR. GOOD condition.

95 Mt. Vernon road. VEGET. AND FLOWER PLANTS. W.

R. Carpenter, 135 East Channel. WE WILL CUT BACK YOUR DEAD hedges, by the Job. Do It now. Gold fish for eale.

F. W. Handel. Phone 34454. WH1PPLES' EARLY AND EVER- green sweet corn, 12c; yellow popcorn, 3c; seed potatoes.

E. E. Thomas. Alexandria. WANTED YOU TO TRADE YOUR used piano on Sparton electric refrigerator.

We need 4 used pianos. Fairall's, 27 West Main. HI-TEST KEROSENE 9c PER GALLON LIBERTY' OIL South Third 8t BATTERY AND IGNITION SERVICE PHONE 3563 AIRESMAN'S ROSE BUSHES, VEGETABLE AND i.ower plants. Phone 8956. C.

R. Bendure, Bryn Du Greenhouse, Granville road. NATIONAL REGISTER Cheap. Sherman Bakery. N.

3rd St. PERENNIALS Large sturdy plants. Keenan and Abbott arm, Sharon Valley road. I'none 41Z26 Drive Out CHINA CLOSET, HAND-PAINTED china, cheap. 224 North Vine St BLUE WHITE DIAMOND RING, almost karat.

224 North Vine St WE HAVE THE STORE FIXTURES from the Mazey store. East Side of Squarr for sale. Counters, show cases, tables, etc. Collier Lind-rooth. Phone 32243.

VEGETABLE PLANTS, ALL KINDS. Nan Showman. Cherry Valley Rd. RUSSET SEED POTATOES ONE year from cprtiflcation. J.

E. Loughridge. Phone 41851. Transplanted Plants TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS, Geranium In bloom. Swern's Greenhouse 92 Penny.

Ph. 51704. We recharge batteries at 50c each, and give yo'i a rental for 4 days SEALS. ROEBUCK AND CO. GARDEN SEED Fresh-tested garden and flower seed, bulk and package.

Lawn seed, lawn fertilizer and onion sets. KENT FLOWER STORE 20 WEST CHURCH STREET VEGETABLE AND FLOWER plants, all varieties. 146 Fleek. Phone 30341. PLANTS TOMATO, OXHART, cabbage, disease resistant, 3 doz, 15c: pppper, cauliflower, petunia, columbine.

H. L. McGIrr, 156 Postal. Phone 48291. OIL COOKERS, $5745 UP- EXT.

tables, $3.50 up; bed springs, $1 up; 9x12 linoleum rugs. stoves, furniture. Anderson's. 34 S. 2nd St 1,000 BUSHELS POTATOES Stickel Grocery.

443 Garfield 9 varieties fancy homegrown and shipped seed from 50c up. Hickory smoked hams, shoulders, bacon and chops. Onion sets. Bulk and pack-age seeds. OPEN EVENINGS.

GARDEN SEEDS Double Tested Carefully Selected Stock at 1933 Prices "VIGORO" PLANT FOOD J. A. BLACK CO. 43-44 South Third St. Phone 3718 50-LB.

ALL-COTTON MATTRESSES. wicks. 10c; 2-burner oil stove, paint. 60c quart. Long's.

SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON FENCE barb, clover, alsike, timothy and feed. McKnight Feed Store. Han-over, phone 44. RADIO SUPPLIES 31 REASER REPAIRS RADIOS. 49483.

18 Cottage street PH. COAL AND WOOD 33 OHIO LUMP, $3.00 TON; 3 TONS for $10. Nut, $2.50 ton. J. K.

Sprouse. Phone 6968. COAL BUCKEYE COAL AND SUPPLY CO. Phone 4040 or 2537 LUMP. $3.50 TON; HALF TON.

$2. Hilltop Coal Co. Phone 28844. AUTOMOBICES FOR SALE 34 YOU'LL SAY SO, TOO! that we have the most attractive Used Car Display In the city. E.

A. BRYAN MOTOR CO. Open UNTIL 1 A. M. USED CARS LOWEST" PRICES IN TOWN F.

M. RUGG MOTOR SALES 62 WEST MAIN STREET '27 FORI COUPE; '28 CHEVROLET coach. 50 Buena Vista street. 1925 BUICK COACH, A-l CONDI-tion. 141 Hancock street '28 PONT1AC SEDAN; '28 ESSEX sedan.

Real bargains. 59 Cedar. USED CARS 1930 Buick Coupe. 1929 Buick Sedan. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe.

1928 Chevrolet Sedan. 1927 Chevrolet Coach. 1929 Chevrolet Truck. 1928 Chevrolet Truck. 1927 Chevrolet Truck.

1930 Ford Coach. 1930 Ford Coupe. 1929 Ford Coupe. 1931 Ford Pickup. 1929 F6rd Pickup.

CARL C. LAW UTICA SERVICE STATIONS 36 NEW FORD V-8 SAFER -r ROOMIER FASTER RAT, B. MATTTK 7:30. Dr. L.

C. Sparks will speak. Official board will meet Monday night. Sunday school council will meet Tuesday night. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.

Conference of M. A. convention Thursday and Friday. Choir practice Friday night. SECOND BAPTIST.

Third street and National drive, Arthur D. a a pastor. Sunday school, lesson topic, "Jesus Faces the Cross.1 B. Y. P.

6:30. Miss Opal Weak ley, leader, topic, "Right and Wrong Ambitions." Services, and 7:30. Morning, Dr. C. L.

Wil Hams of Granville will preach. His topic will be "The Disease of Worry." Evening topic, "The Chiv alry of Jesus and the Reformation of Manners." The B. Y. P. U.

will go on a wiener roast Monday evening at 6 o'clock. All members are asked to meet at the church at 5:45. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Choir practice Friday night. The Hustlers recreation ball team will play the East Main M.

E. team Friday on the Nehi diamond. ST. JOHN'S. Evangelical Synod church, South Fifth and Poplar streets L.

H. a pastor. Sunday school will begin promptly at 9 o'clock and the Adult Bible class will meet at 9:20 o'clock. The pastor will preach the sermon In the regular morning service at 10:15 o'clock, the subject being, "The Hem of His Garment." The Mission society of the church will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. A report of the recent convention will be given In this meeting.

Wednes-day afternoon at 2 o'clock the Wom en's Union of St. John's will ob serve their 61st anniversary of or ganisation with a special program. All the women of the church are Invited to attend this meeting. The Adult Confirmation class will meet Wednesday night at 7 o'clock. Both choirs will meet for rehearsal- Friday night.

FIRST BAPTIST. Sunday school, 9:30. Attorney A. S. Mitchell will teach me Mens Bible class.

Morning worship at 10:45. Dr. T. P. Chambers, executive secretary of the Ohio Baptist convention, will preach on "The Thief on the Cross." Communion will be observed.

B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p.

m. No evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Meeting of Women's Missionary society Friday at 2:30. 1VOODSIDE PRESBYTERIAN.

Woods avenue and Selby street Rev. Glenrole McQueen, minister. Sunday school meets at 9:30 a. m. Morning worship at 10:30, sermon theme: "Dangerous Forgetfulness." The Christian Endeavor will be in charge of the regular evening service at 7:30.

A short musical program, after which the Rev. Don R. Falkenberg of Columbus, executive secretary of the Pocket Testament league, will speak upon the subject. 'The Menace of Communism. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.

m. The Women Missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. John Perkins, 257 Linden avenue. Thursday, 2:15 p. m.

FIRST M. E. Rev. Charles A. Rowand, minister.

Sunday school, 9:15 a. m. Morning worship, 10:30 a. sermon sub ject, "The Shortest cnapter in me Bible." Junior church and choir practice, 10:30 a. m.

Epworth league, 6:30 p. m. Oxford league, 6:30 p. m. Eve ning worship at 7:30 p.

m. Sservice conducted in the Interest of the blind. A Zanesville district conference will be held in the M. E. church at Mal ta Monday at 9 a.

m. The sixth division of the guild will meet In the parish house Monday at 1 p. m. Luncheon will be served. Mrs.

Earl Allen, leader. The official board will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. The ninth division of the guild will meet In the home of Mrs. Dwight Kegg Wednesday at 2 p.

m. The fourth division of the guild will meet in the home of Mrs. J. W. Swank Wednesday at 2:30 p.

m. A stewardship conference will be conducted by E. Dow Ban croft at the East Main Street church Wednesday at 2:30 p. supper conference at 6:30 p. m.

The Women's Home Missionary society will meet Thursday at 10:30 a. m. Luncheon at noon. The Women's Guild at 1:15 p. m.

The Women's Foreign Missionary society at 2:30 p. m. 1 ACTIVITIES OF THE LEAGUE The Senior league of the East Main M. E. church will meet at 6:30 Sunday evening, with Helen Mercer, who will have charge of the junior league will meet with its counsellor, Mrs.

C. W. Har same nour. a cordial invitation is extended to all young people. First M.

E. church Oxford league will meet In the social room of the church at 6:30 m. Sunday, Several leaguers will lead a discussion in which the attending members will participate. Epworth league will meet In the parish house at 6:30 p. m.

Sunday. Oxford League Book club will meet at the home of Donna Scott in West Locust street Sunday, May 13, at 7:30 p. m. PROGRAM GIVEN BY THE BLIND A unique service will be held at the First M. E.

church next Sunday night In the interest of the blind, in which the following blind people of AewarK will take part: Mrs. Charles Gabkee, Miss Mary Hugo, William Wella, Frank E. Sims. Mrs. Howard S.

Barrick will tell of her impressions of Miss Helen Keller, upon her recent visit to Columbus. Christian Endeavor Activities. Young people's topic, "Right and Wrong Ambitions." Phil. 1:21, Luke 11:43 (consecration meeting). Intermediate topic, "What Should I Keep in Mind When Choosing a Life-work?" Eph.

2:10, 2 Tim. 2:15. Our New President Our new president, Carl Wilson, gave all the county officers a little talk-'on what will make, 100 per cent Christian Endeavor He expressed the need for cooperation above everything else. NKAL AVEXtE M. E.

T. R. W-tson, minister. Sunday school, 9:15 a. morning worship, 10:30 a.

"How Much of the Bible Is Yours?" church worships at this hi Epworth league service, 6:30 m. Evening worship, "A City Without Walls," 7:30. Prayer meet. Ing Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

The Happy Hour Bible class will meet Tuesday night. MAPLE AVEME C. U. Sunday school, 9:30 a. morn Ing worship.

10:45, topic, "Paul's Prayer for Church Members." Senior C. E. at 6 and Intermediate C. E. at 6:30 p.

m. Evening worship, 7:30, topic "The Historical Origin of the Church." Evangelical teacher train ing class, Tuesday, 7:80 P. m. Midweek prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. topic, "Solomon, the Mse Man." Choir rehearsal.

Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Junior C. Saturday afternoon, 2. Arthur H.

Evans, pastor. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN'. Harold F. Wonder, minister. The services for Sunday open with the Sunday school meeting at 9:30 a.

The men's Biblo class meets at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at the pastor preaches on the subject, "Why We Suffer." The young people fellowship meets at 6:30 r. m. Plans will be made for the final meeting of the season which will be held May 14.

The union evening service will be held in the First Presbyterian church at 7:30 with the Rev. John H. Sanders of Granite City, 111., preaching. The Mission circle meets Monday at 7:30. This group begins a study of great missionary personalities.

Miss Mary McClure will speak. The Girl Scouts meet Tuesday at 4 p. m. The Boy Scouts meet Tuesday at 7:15 p. m.

The midweek service is held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The pastor continues the dis cussion of "The March of Men." The prayer groups meet Friday at 2 p. m. FIRST SPIRITUALIST.

Located at 139 North Fourth street. Mrs. Charles Latham, a state wide known certified medium of Co lumbus, will have charge of the services, consisting of lecture, healing and messages Sunday evening at 7:54 p.m. Seance conducted by local mediums followed with a potluck lunch and a social gathering Monday at 8 p. m.

Ladies' Aid, assisted by Columbus mediums, consisting of en tertainment, messages Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. All messages and healing service conducted by Mrs. Schnelle, Mrs. Roestler and William Cut right.

Certified mediums of Co lumbus, Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. NAZAREXE. Church of the Nazarene, Elmwood avenue. Chester JNewcome, pastor; Sunday school, 9:30 a.

preaching service, 10:30 a. sermon topic, The Need of the Church." N. Y. P. 6:30 p.

m. Evangelistic service. 7:30 p. m. Regular mid-week prayer and praise service at the church Wednesday at 7:30 p.

m. PLYMOUTH CONOREUATIONAI Sunday school, 9:30 a. topic for study, "Jesus Faces the Facts." Morning worship, 10:30, subject, "The Cry of Sorrow." A communion service will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 at the church. All members are requested to be presented. Christian Endeavor service Sunday evening at the church, 6:30.

A special class for Bible study has been organized and the class will meet every Wednesday night at the church at 7:30. All who are interested In Bible study are welcome to join this class. The association meeting will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. J.

Andrews, 59 Oak-wood avenue. Pastor, George Stoeck- mann. CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST. Louis O. Mink, minisier.

Sunday school, 9:16. Adult lesson topic. "Jesus Faces a Cross." Morning wor ship and communion, 10:30, sermon subject, "No Farewell to C. E. society, 6:15.

Evening worship, 7:30, sermon subject, "A Serious Business." Baptismal service will precede the sermon. Teachers and officers of the church school meet Monday night at 7:30. C. E. society Monday at 8:15.

Midweek devotional meeting Wednesday at 7:30, Loyal Women will have charge of the serv ice; topic, "Christian Women and Their Service For Christ" Choir re hearsal Thursday at 7:15. The Homemakers' class will meet in the church Friday at 7:30. TRIXITY EPISCOPAL. The Rev. James E.

AVolfe, rector. Services for the third Sunday after Easter. Holy communion at 7:30 m. Sunday, school at 9:15 a. m.

Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30. Young People's club at 7 p. m. At the 10:30 service Sunday morning the organist will play as prelude "Priere." by Ambroise Thomas, and "Elevation in A Flat," by Etienne Aienul. At communion, "Hymns Ancient and Modern," ar ranged by the organist.

As postlude. "Kecessional in Flat," by Th. Dubois. The choir will present as of fertory anthem, "Seek Ye the by Dr. J.

V. Roberts. The solo part will be sung by Mrs. G. L.

Hersh-berger, soprano. In the parish house next week, troop No. 6 of the Boy Scouts, under the direction of Charles Claggett, Tuesday at 7 p. m. The Deep Woods troop.

No. 6, of the Girl Scouts, under the direction of Miss Louise Africa, will go hiking Thurs- day afternoons during the month of May, weather permitting. They will leave the parish house at 4:15 p. m. and will return about 7 p.

m. If the weather is rainy the troop will hold lis usual meeting, in the parish house at 4 p. m. Junior St. Cecilia ohoir guild Monday at' 4:30 p.

m. Boys' choir rehearsal Friday at 4:30 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal Friday at 7:30 p. m.

Wilmott H. Fischer, organist and choir master. CHRISTIAN APOSTOLIC. North 23rd street, J. A.

Frush pastor The Sunday school will convene at 1:30 p. m. The Bible class will study the 19th chapter of Revelation. Regular service -at 3 o'clock. Rev.

A. D. Urshan will preach. Special revival meetings will begin Sunday night. Special music and singing each evening at 7:45.

MEMORIAL V. ft. Sunday school, 9:15 a. m. "Youths' day." The youth will be in leader ship in every sei ice of the day.

Morning worship service at 10:30. Junior choir will render the music. In speaking to the yputh of this church the pastor will bse this sub- ject. -Youth and Their Weeds the evening services. A playlet will be given by the Juniors.

"Trained Youth for Troubled Times," will be given by intermediate and senior Christian Endeavor societies. Otter guild Monday night. Prayr meeting Wednesday at1 7:30 p. youth and adult. Choir Thursday at 7:30 p.

m. SALVATION ARMY. Public services will be conducted at the Salvation Army hall, 1114 North Fourth street, Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at 7:30 m. Services for the young people during the week will be held beginning with the Sunday school at 9:30 Sunday morning. Mon day night, 7 o'clock, the Girl Guards.

Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Band of Love. Sunday at 6 p. in. a young people's meeting. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

Orchestra at 9:15 a. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Adult Bible classes for men and women.

Morn ing worship at 10:45. P.ev. John Sanders of Granite City, 111., will preach both morning and evening. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:80 p. m.

Union evening service at 7:30, Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7:30. SPIRITUAL SCIENCE. Spiritual Science church, Brennan hall, corner of North Fourth and West Main street, Sunday evening services of divine healing and mes sages and a lecture, "The I -aw of At traction," at 8. Spiritual seance, conducted by the pastor and assisted by all local mediums, followed with a potluck supper at 8 p. Monday.

Seance in charge of Mrs. A. Reynolds at 11 West Locust street at 8 p. Tuesday. Ladies Aid society meets at the home of Mrs.

A. Reynolds at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. Divine healing and message service with a piano solo at 8 p.

m. Wednesday. Seance conducted by the pastor In the church hall at 8 p. m. Friday.

Social entertainment and a musical program at 8 p. m. Saturday. EAST MAIN STREET M. E.

Corner East Main and Cedar streets. Charles W. Harrison, D. pastor. Sunday school at 9:15 a.

m. Divine worship at 10:15 a. with sermon by the pastor, "Woman and the Epworth league at 6:30 p. Robert Ryan, president. Topic, "The Victory of Mary Christopher, Part II, The Challenge." Intermediate league at 6:30 p.

Mrs. C. W. Harrison, counselor. Junior league at 6:30 p.

m. Musical service at 7:30 p. introducing the new hymn book, with brief address by the pastor. Zanesville district conference, Malta, Monday. Union meetings of the Methodist churches of Newark and of the Chatham circuit Wednesday at 2:30 and 6:30 p.

m. Speaker, Hon. E. Don Bancroft. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ, Hudson avenue at Wyoming street. Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, subject, "Adam and Fallen Man." Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Testimony meeting Wednesday eve ning at 7:45. A free reading room and lending library Is maintained at 801 Newark Trust building and Is open daily except Sunday and legal holidays, from 12 to 5 p.

m. CHURCH OF GOD. Sixth and Locust streets. Rev. W.

A. Wilson, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning services at 10:30 a.

m. Young people's meeting at 6:30 p. m. Evening services at 7:30 p. m.

Prayer and praise services Wednesday night at Sewing circle meets Thursday. Lesson study Thursday night at 7:30. PINE STREET C. V. Rev.

H. D. Wicken, minister. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.

Lesson study, "Jesus Faces the Cross." Sunday morning worship at 10:30. Sermon by the minister, subject of sermon. "The Greatness of No Sunday night service. SPIRITUALIST. Vt hits Rose Spiritualist church, IBM East Park place, over Moose hall, Rev.

C. V. Francis, pastor. No Sunday Bchool session will be held this week. Lecture, healing and message service Sunday at 7:45 p.

m. by Rev. M. Ranstrom of Colum bus. Messages by Mr.

Ranstrom and other certified mediums. Heal ing, lecture and message service Thursday at 7:45 p. m. by the pastor ana other certified mediums. ST.

PAUL'S LUTHERAN. Walter M. Brandt, pastor. The third Sunday after Easter: Matins, 7 a. sermon theme, "Asking Our Heavenly Father Not to Lead Us In to Sundav school ss.

sion, 9:15 a. Augsburg lesson subject, "A Price to the service, 10:30 a. sermon theme. "The Christian's Sorrow and Joy." Luther league vespers in observance of "Life Service Day," 6:45 p. with an address by Erie C.

Greiner of Zanes ville and the Luther leaguers of Holy Trinity church and of the Vanatta parish in attendance as guests. Monthly business and social meeting of the Brotherhood Monday 7:30 p. m. Meeting of the Inter mediate Luther league Monday at e.a p. jilss Gwendolyn Chester.

leader. Meeting of Christomathean class Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Meeting or aaun. group preparing for church membership Tuesday at 7:30 p.

m. Meeting or vi est division Wednesdav all day. Meeting of South division at home of Mrs. R. J.

Stasel, 19 Summit street, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7:30 p. m. catechetical Instruction Sat urday at 9:45.

a. m. to 11:30 a. m. All services are conducted in the auditorium of St.

Paul's parish house, 67 North Fifth street. The music of the sanctuary is under the direction of Prof. W. B. Field, M.

A. A. G. O. HOLY TRINITY.

Holy Trinity Lutheran church. O. B. Lauver, pastor. Sundav school at 9:20 a.

m. Augsburg lesson, "Jesus exalts Service." Morning worship at 10:30, sermon, 'The Shepherding Christ." The Light Brigade will meet during the worship hour. The Leaguers will meet with Leaguers of i. in the parish house at 6:45 p. m.

Do not miss this meetinz. The Sunday school board will meet at the home of T. D. Keyes, 77 Fulton avenue, Monday night. The cnoir win meet Thursday at 7:30 p.

m. FIRST U. B. Rev. E.

B. White, pastor. Sunday school, morning worship. sermon, sub ject, "A Divine Law." Christian Endeavor. evening service.

120 ACRES WITH 15 ACRES IN wheat, 20 In corn, 7 In fruit, 1 mile south of county farm, on Lancaster road. Also team, of horses, 6 Guernsey milch cows, Poland-China brood sows, and all kinds of farm tools. Will take $1,000 down, or Newark property In trade, Catherine Olson. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 60 CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY, soda fountain. All fixtures.

401 Mt. Vernon road, Wanted single LadY, W1TR auto and $250, as partner. In good legitimate business, office work only. Write 6036, Advocate. FINANCIAL NOTICES 61 Loans On Automobiles COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO.

HIBBERT St SCHAUS BLDG. TELEPHONE 85S7 LICENSED BY THE STATE LOANS TO HOUSEKEEPERS Capital Loan Savings Co. 17 WEST MAIN PHONE 165 A OTIC OK PUBLIC SALE In pursuance to an order of the Probate Court of Muskingum Coun ty, Ohio, I will offer for sale at pub lie auction on the 3RD DAY OF JI XR, 1933, at 10:30 o'clock at the Court House in Newark, Licking County, Ohio, the real estate hereinafter described. Said property is composed of one large lot upon which there are two tenable dwelling houses. This property will be offered for sale first as two separate parcels and then as a whole, the best bid thereon being1 the one accepted, provided such bid or bids are two-thirds or more of the appraised value.

The following; is a description of the entire lot; the appraised value of said lot being forty three hundred dollars 300.00): Situated in the Countv of T.frlrln in the State of Ohio, and In the City of Newark, and bounded and described as follows: Being a Dart of lot Ran of th Council Plat as recorded In volume or tne Lacking founty. Ohio, Plat Records at pace 141. and hpc-innlnir at the southwest corner of said lot and at the Intersection ofthe east line of Buckingham Streetvith the norxn line or liranvine Street; thence northerly, alone: the raat lin. r-t Buckingham Street, 166 feet; thence easterly, parallel with the north line of Granville Street, 37 feet; thence southerly 166 feet to a point In the north line of Granville Street 30 feet easterly from the place of beginning: thence westerly, along the north line of Granville feet to the place of beginning. The following Is a description of mo suum nair or saia lot on which there is a house facing on Granville Street, and which part of said lot Is appraised at twentv-thr hnr.Hr- dollars I Being a part of lot 638 of the Council Plat as recorded in volume 2 of the Licking County, Ohio, Plat Records at page 141, and beginning; at the southwest corner of said lot and at the intersection of the east line of Buckingham Street with the north line of Granville Street; thence northerly, along, the east line of Buckingham Street, 100 feet; thence easterly parallel with the north line of Granville Street, 34.2 feet; thence southerly 100 feet to a point in the north line of Granville Street 30 feet easterly from the place of beginning; thence westerly, along the north line of Granville Street, 30 feet to the place of beginning.

The following Is a description of the north half of said lot on which there is a house which faces on Buckingham Street which nar said lot is appraised at two thousand dollars Being a part of lot 638 of the Council Plat as recorded in volume 2 of the Licking County, Ohio, Plat Records, at page 141', and beginning on the east line of Buckingham Street 100 feet northerly from the intersection of the east lin nf Buck ingham Street with the north line of Granville Street; thence easterly. Hmoii.i iviui me norm uneoturjm ville Street, 34.2 feet; thence north erly 6b feet to a point 37 feet, measured along a line parallel with the north line of Granville Street, from the east line of Buckingham Street: thence westerlv. nfirsll! w-ith the north line of Granville Street, 37 feet to the east line of oucKingnam street; thence southerly, along the east line of Buckingham Street, to the place of be ginning. The entire nremineji nnn iu there are two houses. Is appraised as a.

whole at $4,300.00 and must be sold -for not less than two-thirds of said appraised value. If either of the two divided parts of said lots are sold they must bring two-thirds of the appraised value, the1 part facing on Granville Street being appraised at $2,300.00, and the part facing on Buckingham Street being appraised at $2,000.00. The terms of said sale are cash, unless satisfactory arrangements can bn maria with The Licking County Building- Savings Company of Newark, Ohio. MINNIE G. EVANS.

Administratrix de bonis non with the will annexed of the estate of Ab-bie L. Evans, deceased. VIRGIL E. JOHNSON. Attorney for Administratrix, 607-8 irst national iJanK Zanesville, Ohio.

6-6-13-20-27 LEtrAL NOTICE. Harry R. Linscott whose rest- dence is unknown, will take that on the 4th day of May. 1933. Helen Linscott filed her petition against him in the Common Pleas Court of Licking County, Ohio, pray- injf ror divorce on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, and that he is required to answer such petition, if he desires to do so, on or before six weeks from said date.

FLORY FLORY. C. G. L. YEARICK, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

S-6-13-20-27 6-3-10 NOTICK OF PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction on the 17TH DAY OF MAY. 18S3. at the late residence of Thomas Bucy. 72 James Street, beginning at i ciouiv a.

ine loiiowinsr npr sonai property belonging to j0n estate of Thomas Bucy. deceased: Being nousenoid goods and other personal property of said estate. ierms or sale caslj. EFFIE BUCY Executrix of the Estate of Tomas Bucy. LINK C.

RUSSELL, Attorney ror Executrix. 4-295-6-13 i NOTICF. OF APPOINTMENT OV ADMINISTRATOR WITH WILL ANNEXED. Estate of James B. Looker Da- ceased.

Notice la hereby erlven that a eom E. Looker, whose Postoffice Address Is Newark, Ohio, has been duly appointed as Administrator with will annexed of the Estate of James B. Looker, late of St Louisville, Licking County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 20th day of April, 193S. HENRY C.

ASHCRAFT. Judge of the Probate Court, Licking ouniy, unio. 4-22-29 6-S OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. Estate of Missilda Barrett. De ceased.

Notice is hereby e-iven thJf Charles Edward Barrett, whose Post Office Address is 353 Mt. Vernon Road, been duly appointed as Administrator of the Estate of Missilda Barrett late of Newark. Licking County. Ohio, de ceased. Dated this 3rd day of May, 1933.

HENRY C. ASHCRAFT. Judge of the Probate Court, Licking Henry Barraclough, Philadelphia, a ruling elder, is the journal clerk. He records the minutes of the assembly. In addition, Mr.

Barraclough is looked to for musical Inspiration. Bi rector of a church choir in Philadel phia, he leads the rnusical efforts of the delegates at either piano or organ. The Rev. William P. Finney of Philadelphia is parliamentary clerk An authority on the constitution and the law of the Presbyterian church, he helps solve knotty points of pro eedure in the assembly, and is also in charge of arrangements for the com munion service.

He recently retired as manager of the department of history of the general assembly where he was in charge of what is considered the greatest collection of church memor- abilia In the United States. The Rev. John Clark Finney, ai cousin of Dr. Finney, is commissioners" clerk. He attends to the tre.

mendous task of distributing liter ature and meeting the various needs of commissioners throughout the United States. He is an assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Germantown, one of the landmarks of the denomination REV. A D. VRSHAX. OLD-TIME REVIVAL Christian Apostolic Church, North 23rd street, May 7 to 28.

Rev. A. D. Urshan, Persian Evangelist, will be in charge. YOU ARE WELCOME.

J. A. Frush, pastor. Yk I Ail County, -S-13-J.