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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1915

Page

6

Go to Church Movement Urges Young Women to Rally

A call urges young American women to mobilize for church attendance to lift church vitality. It argues women who encourage men to attend can restore zeal, urging readers to bring a partner next Sunday and rejoin church life.

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Various churches announce prayer and worship schedules

A compiled notices list Methodist Episcopal and other churches with pastors, Sunday services at 9:45 to 11:00 a m and evening services, Sunday school times, Epworth League, prayer meetings, and revival efforts spanning multiple streets and neighborhoods. Also includes Catholic masses and Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Evangelical services with specific times and leaders.

Methodist Episcopal Centre Street M. BE Joseph Dawson Kingsley M. E Williams Street David G. Pile Epworth League Narrows Park Grace M Virginia Ave 2Nd St I. A. Killman Methodist Episcopal South Agur M Humbrrd Street Harry V. Wheeler Mr BE BE. Gerard Calvary M. E. Church South Ridgeley W. W. White Willard Everstine Trinity M. BE Grand Avenue 1St 2Nd Streets Mr. BE Rice Central M. BE. Church George Street J. M. York The Brotherhood Men's United Brethren Church Corner Race 4Th Streets H. Eugene Richardson W. Clark Richardson

PULPIT TOPICS FOR TOMORROW AT MULTIPLE CHURCHES

A schedule of sermons and topics across Central M. E. Cent re St. M. E. Trinity Lutheran and other churches. Speakers include J M York Chas Leinster Thomas Hare Joseph Dawson D G Pile M Gallmeier M L Enders H F E Richardson E P Skyles W M Snyder T G Magruder and others with Anti-Saloon League involvement.

A. m J. M. York Central M. E. Church Chas. M. Leinster Anti-Saloon League P. m Central M. FE Thomas M. Hare Centre St. M. I Christ Joseph Dawson Centre St. M. E D. G. Pile Kingsley M. FE A.m Christian Science Church God J. L. Ward M.P BE. C. Prettyman First M. P Warum Shalmpmen M. Gallmeier Trinity Lutheran Luther A.m. M. L. Enders St. Paul's Lutheran M. L. Enders

Emmanuel Telecast Changes At Morning Service

Absence of Rev. Hicks brings Rev. Walter B. McKinley to conduct 8 and 11 oclock services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Ten Trinity Lutheran catechumens receive instruction on Tue and Thu. Centre Street M E Church hosts Growing Christian Growing Church theme in November. Woman's Missionary Society of St. Luke's to hold Annual Thank Offering next Tuesday at 71456. Sacred Heart League promoters receive cross and diploma. No services at St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church due to Rev Bergner’s absence.

St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Bedford Street C.F. Bergner Sab-bath School Luther League Emmanuel Episcopal Church Wm. Cleveland Hicks Holy Cross Chapel Virginia Ave First Church Christian Se'ent Cumberland South Centre Street Booth Centre Street Wm. C. Hicks Walter B. McKinley Westernport Trinity Lutheran Church Centre Street Woman's Jilome and Foreign Missionary Society of St. Luke's Sacred Heart League Veronica Reichert Julia Coniff Catherine Fradiska League Father Marcellus F. Bergner St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Holds Dry Ticket Prayer Day

On election day the W C T U conducts an all day prayer service in this city to support a dry ticket. A week of special services will follow.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union

Trinity M. J. Church South Sermon on Women's Missionary Work

Sunday evening at Trinity M J Church South Rev Larry Wheeler devotes his sermon to Women's Missionary Work. Week services include Consec ration Titheing Japan on Pacific Coast Japan Abroad and a Young People's Service led by various ladies. The same edition notes an upcoming Reformation festival at Trinity Lutheran with German morning service and an English evening sermon. At Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Church All Saints vigil and All Souls Masses are scheduled with multiple German sermons and cemetery processions.

Fairview Avenue Hieward Mullineaux First M. P Bedford Street J. L. Ward John W. Boor G. J. Fritts Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Endeavor Melvin Chapel Methodist Protsetant Church Heynolds Street East Cumberland Wilbur M. Snyder Marion Street Christian Endeavor Junior Co. FE Mapleside South Cumberland Howard Mullineaux SS. Peter and Paul's Archconfraternity of the Holy Family Sacred Heart League Order of St. Francis Trinity M. J. Church South Larry Wheeler W. W. Davis H Kalbaugh Japan Pacific Coast A. G. Wilson J. T. Chadwick Harry V. Wheeler Trinity Lutheran Church North Center &T M. Gallmeier Englad Luther SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Meondar Ali Sainte Leon Mase Marcellus Philip

Tomorrow Anti Saloon Field Day in Cumberland

The Anti-Saloon League of Maryland led by President Thomas H. Hare and others plans a series of sermons in Cumberland under the League banner. Ministers from Centre Street M E and Grace M E plus St Stephens and Baptist churches will host events from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. with field force speakers visiting multiple churches.

Anti-Saloon League Cumberland Anti-Saloon League of Maryland Thomas H. Hare Charles M. Leinster C. Prettyman J. Gibb Mills Aurice Parsells Centre Street M. BE Thomas M. Hare F. M Grace M. E. Phareh St. Stephens'’s Lutheran Vale Summit M. E Charles M. Levister Central M. E Charles M. Lévister Baptist B. C. Prettyman Flintstone Prettyman Methodist Protestant Church South South Cumberland J. Bibb Miles Ellerslie M. E J Bibb Mills St. John's Lutheran J. Bibb Mills Bethel Evangelical Church Melvin Chapel M. P Fairview

November 1 Church Event With Notable Speakers

An 8 o'clock Monday evening gathering lists Barton Presbyterian Frostbite M Frostburg Presbyterian Church and Frostburg speakers including Hon J Bibb Mills Rev BK Prettyman and poets Leinst er, KE, set to address attendees.

Barton Presbyterian J. Bibb Mills Frostbite M Church South Leinster Frostburg Presbyterian Church BK. C. Prettyman

Pope grants universal right to say three Masses on All Souls Day

Pope Benedict XV grants all priests worldwide permission to celebrate three Masses on All Souls Day. The custom traces to the past in Argon and Spain Portugal, with a 1784 extension by Benedict XIV. Each All Souls octave evening at 7 30 will include stations of the cross and benediction.

Benedict XV Kingdom of Argon Benedict XIV Spain Portugal Holy See Europe

First meeting of city club at Emmanuel Church

The Girls' Friendly Club meets Monday evening at Parish Hall, Emmanuel Church. This open non sectarian group begins its season with plans for a busy year and emphasizes a city wide membership as the only organization of its kind in town.

Parish Sall Emmanuel Church

Railroad World to Honor BE Po Nipley

Railroad presidents and executives will gather at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago for a dinner honoring Edward P. Ripley on his seventieth birthday. Ripley, born Oct. 30, 1845, rose from clerk to president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, guiding the system from chaos to strength and posting the best year in Santa Fe history. Officials deny retirement rumors, saying he remains active and poised for further achievements.

Railroad World BE. Po Nipley Chicago Ill Blackstone Hotel Edward P. Ripley Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe System Ripley Southwest Kansas California Mr. Ripley The Santa Fe Dorchester Mass Boston General Eastern Chicago, Burlington and Quincy New England Burlington Chicago, Milwaaukee St. Paul Ile

Laymen's Rally in Topeka Draws National Religious Leaders

Bishop Thomas of Wyoming and many notable religious workers will speak at the Laymen's Missionary movement convention in Topeka for a four day session starting tomorrow. Kansas visitors and guests from nearby states are expected.

Topeka Kan Thomas Wyoming Laymen’s Missionary Movement Kansas

Marriage a link not handcuff for Crystal Benedict

New York reports Mrs Crystal Eastman Benedict has separated from Wallace Benedict for at least six months and contemplates possible divorce. The Greenwich Village studio colony circle includes her brother Max Eastman and sister in law Ida Raub Eastman. Benedict toured social reform work and previously wed in Milwaukee in 1911. incompatibility cited by Max Eastman.

New York Crystal Eastman Benedict Wallace J. Benedict Studio Colony Greenwich Village The Masses Ida Raub Eastman Assembly Crystal Eastman Pittsburgh Russell Sage Foundation Hughes New York Employers’ Liability Commission Wallace ‘James Benedict Milwaukee

Notable Elmira minister's daughter champions women's rights

The daughter of an Elmira minister, a longtime New York bar member and noted beauty, reappears after eight years. She campaigned at Cooper Union urging women to marry for companionship, educate girls for life, shed husbands' names, and seek independence from alimony. She led a Women’s Congress drive and organized young women into a corps for an auto company to prove female fitness for business.

Benedict Vaniy Elmira New York Women’s Congress

Helen Cudahy and Austin Niblack Wedding Sets Society Abuzz

Chicago society turned its attention to the marriage of Helen Cudahy daughter of Edward A. Cudahy and Austin Niblack son of Mr and Mrs W C Niblack of Lake Forest. About two hundred leaders gathered at the bride’s parents home for the ceremony this afternoon.

Chicago Helen Cudahy Edward A. Cudahy Packer Austin Niblack W. C. Niblack Lake Forest

New French Liner Lafayette Sails on Maiden Voyage

The Lafayette of the French line sails from Bordeaux for New York on its maiden trip. A sister ship to Espagne and Lavence, it measures 25 650 gross tons and can carry about 2 000 passengers.

New York Paris Lafayette Bordeaux

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