The supper served Thursday in the
Court of Honor hall by the O. A. K.
society was well patronized.
Miss Cassie Weber returned to her
school duties in Racine Saturday
after a week of vacation.
The members of the S. S. are pre
paring Easter exercises, which will
be given at the Sunday school hour,
April 19. The Home department is
especially invited to be present find
all other friends.
Miss Minerva Vermilyea of Dexter
spent Saturday and Sunday at J. P,
Pollock's.
Mr, Pat Gillan and Miss Angle of
Austin Sundayed with John Lunach
ek's family.
Presbyterian. ..
WUl E. SIoane, minister. fj-?
Residence, 128 West Maple St.'
1
10 a. m. Session meets to receive mem
bers.
10:30 a. m. Sermon, "The, Abundant
Life.*'
12 a. m. Sunday School, central.
3 p. m. Sunday School, East.".,
«c30 p. m. X. A\ S. C. E.
730 p. m. Evangelistic service. Ser
mon4 "The Moqeter Dragged to Light."
Thursday prayer meeting 7:45 p. m.
OAKLAND PBERBYTERIAN
2 p. m. Communion sermon by Dr.
W. E. Sloane,
3 p. m. Sunday School^
...
—81.00 for a dozen photo's at "Vbs
BURGH'S. tf
LE-ROY.
Ttie entertainment given by the
Le Jtoy Cadet Band at the opera'
house Friday evening was well pat
ronized every seat taken at-an early
date." "The program was a good one
and well rendered. We venture the
assertion that the Cadet Orchestra
cannot be outdone even in our larger
cities. The Despard Bros.-, in their
tumbling feats and Weary Willey on
the slack wire did themselves proud
and were essentially up-to- date. So
los were fine, as was each musical
number. Surely the Le Roy Cadet
Band is second to none in entertain
ing the public.
