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Zion's German Evangelical Church, Blmhurst ; Rev. John G. Bosshart , pas­tor. The following services will be held next Sunday; 9:30 a. m., Ger­man-English Sunday School; 10:45.a . m., German service and se rmon; theme, "Jesus, the Light of the World." At 8 p. m., evening service in English and Lnildren's Day exercises. A spe­cial p rogram has been prepared. The church will be .decorated and ice cream vvm be served after, the service. Every­body is cordially invited.

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Las t Sunday a t E l m h u r s t " t h e Blm­hurs t Baseball Cluib .was defeated ny the Miltord A. A. in a fast i:and inter-est ing game 'by the score 'of 7 to 4. The visi tors lived up to their reputa­tion and hit the ball to all corners .of t h e lot,' ge t t ing sixteen hi ts .

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The a t t r ac t ion nexit Sunday will, be the well-known Long. : Is land City Cluib, which defeated the Corona! Club 7 t o 0 a few weeks ago. The score':

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ALMERON W. SMITH, Principal .

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Maspetir Methodist Church Notes.

A comibination service will be held .n the Sunday Scnool room on Wed­nesday evening, Ju ly 3. , At the las t com'oination meet ing the re was a pro­gram of music and reci tat ions by t he gro\v.n-ups. At this mee t ing a t 8 o'clock the music and recitations, will be furnished by the children.' All par­ents and friends a re cordially invited.

* * • *

At a recent meet ing of the Bpwor th League Miss Jenn ie Miller was elected to the offdee of Secretary and Benja­min We'bb was elected Four th Vice President , being head of the social de­par tment . The recent en te r ta inment given by the league w a s , a great suc­cess.

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At last Sunday's church service the announcement of two more s ta r s to the service flag was made. They rep­resent J . Clinton Inglis, recently en­listed with some other members of the New York Universi ty in the , rad io sig­nal service, and Ernes t Anderton. who left last Monday for Oamp Upton.

* * * The church services on Sunday will

be as follows: Morning worship a t 1 o: 4j5; sermon by the pastor . Rev. J. W. Eggleston, on "The Service of the Spirit ." Sunday School a t 2:45 p . m. •The evening service will be in special preparat ion for t he Four th of July celebration. The . t heme of t h e dis­course will be "The Higher Citizen­sh ip : An Independence Day Chal­lenge." Everybody is cordially wel­come, i

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