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Ind D Streets northwest. Donald C. Mac
Leod, D. D., pastOr-11 a m, reception
OF members and administTat' N Of sac
rsments OF baptism and Lords Supper,
7.30 p. NJ, The Baptism and Tempta-
ton
Washington Heights Church. Kalo-
rama Avenue and Columbia Road. Rev.
2. Lawrence Hunt. pastoral II a. n.
and p. M. the pastor will preach; the
service OF praise led by a chorus choir
directed by Mrs. Royal Robinson, Mrs.
Thomas c Noyes will sing at the morn
ing service. and Miss Jessie Tabler at
the evening service.
The Eastern Church, Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast, Rev,
Thomas Chalmers Easton. D. D.. pastor
Having recovered from his long i'll
ness, viii preach, morning, and even
ing
AssembIy's. Fifth and Street north
west-PFeaching at II a M and 1880 p.
m. by Rev. George P Wilson, D. D.
Gunton- Temple Memorial Church
Fourteenth and P Streets northwest,
Rev Asa s. Fiske. D. Dbl a. m and
7:Sc D N, sermon by pastor.
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Methodist.

Ryland Church. Tenth and D Streets
southwest. Rev. Alex Bielaski. pastor
II a m communion and reception Of
pTobatioEers and members: 7:30 D. m,
preaching By the presiding elder, DR.
Naylor-
Brookland Church. Rev J H Hyatt
pastOT-f1 a. n. short sermon and CON-
muuion service; 7.45 ?. n, preaching by
pastor.
K Street Church. Rev William Lynn.
Dastor-Preaching by the pastor al Il
a. n. and at 7:45 p. N. by the Rev
George BuckIer.
St PauTs Church. Fifteenth and R
Streets, George ". Miller, D. D, pas
tOr-9:30 a. m, sermon and holy COM
munion; 100 p. n, monthly musical
service.
North Carolina Avenue Church, Eighth
and Streets southeast, Rev. a N
Ward, PASTOR " Van De Venter. OF
Philadelphia, evangelist and noted hymn
writer. viii conduct the services at Il
a. m. and 7:30 D, n.
Union Church. Twentieth Street. near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. Rev.
Page MiIburn. pastor-1I &. n. sermon
by the pastor.
Brightwood Park Chrgch. Rev. D. H
Martin. pastoT-Preaching. II a N. and
8 p. n. by the pastor.
Douglass Church-Preaching. Il a n,
by pastor. Rev s n. HaTtsock
North Capitol Church. North Capitol
and K Streets northeast. Rev J Edwin
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81. Patrick's Church, Tenth Street near
F Street northwest, the Rev. D. J. Stat
ford. D. D.. pastor; the Revs. T. s. Do
Ian and James Gaynor. assistants-Sol-
emn high mass at Il o'clock; low masses
at 7 and 9 O'Clock; vespers and benedic-
ton at 7:30 p. m. Baptism viii be ad-
rninistered at $3.50 p. m
Cardinal Gibbons win administer con
irmation in St. Patrick's Church on Sun
day. January II. The confirmation class
will be formed next week Persons who
have not received confirmation viii re-
port to the clergy Of the parish The
St. Vincent de PsuI's Society viii meet
during the winter in Carroll Hall at 1915
on sunday mornings. The Ladies Of
Charity VIII meet on Wednesday morn
ing at Il O'Clock in Carroll Hall The
Sunday school viii be held after the 8
o'clock mass on Sunday Saturday in
structfons for the children not atteni-
ing the parochfaI schools viii be given
at o'clock in the morning at Carroll
Hall.
The sewing school conducted by the
Sisters Of St. Vincent's Academy, which
IS open to all the girls Of the parish.
holds its sessions every Saturday morn
ing from 10 TO L o'clock The Sodslity
meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30.
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Thoughts On the Tonic

Wise and earnest advice the Apostle
Paul gives when he says: '-Covet ear
nestIy the best gifts" That word Gov
ct" is more properly translated de
sire" Desire earnestly the best gifts -
What are considered TO be the best gifts ,
Different people viii answer this ques-
ton in different ways. IN these times OF
rush for wealth some desire above all
things the gift OF money-making, and
follow it until they control the purse
strings OF nations, ike a Rothschild.
Some count the gift Of art the best:
some the gift OF great writer's: others
eloquenee.
Paul does not hold up anything like
these as the best gifts; not the talent
for money making. nor writing, nor elo-
quence, but the gift Of love-tO love and
to be loved One OF the most powerful
words n the English language is that
little word OF four letters-l-o-v-e- Il
is deep. broad, far-Teaching- Il is the
shoTtes: word that describes the WhoIe
character OF God.
Paul says there are great spiTitUa
gifts which God bestows upon snIne o.
his servants in the chUrch-sOme apps
ties, some prophets, some teachers. SON,
having the power 20 perform miracles
some the power Of healing. some in gov.
erning, some Hnguists, and some as III
terpreters; and everyone cannot have
these all, and many cannot have any o.
these special gifts. Yet there is gif
which every soul may receive. and tina
gift is love
The mother bends over the coucf
upon which lies her sick child auC
watches and ministers davs and NIGHTS
regardless Of self and rest and comfort
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Lutheran.

Luther Place Memorial Church. Thorn
as Circle, Rev J. G. Butler, pastor
Services, with sermon. II a m; rafor-
nation anniversary discourse. The
Birth of Professionalism. 7:30 p. m
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast. Rev.
c h Butler, pastor-Reformation ami
versary. II a m, Spiritual Benefits Sc
cured" 7:30 p. n, Luther and Some
Luther Places"
Swedish seTVice-Rev o. NJ. Anderson
conducts services in the Swedish Ian
guage every Sunday evening at g.: 30
o'clock in the parlor Of the Luther Place
Memorial Church
St Marks Church. c Street. near
Twelfth Street southwest-Rev. J. Lu-
Their Frantz, the newly elected pastor,
viii Oficiate al both serviees; morning.
Il o'clock; evening, 1870 O'Clock.
Grace Church. Thirteenth and Corcor-
an Streets northwest. Rev j. E a
Doermann, pastor-AnnIvArsary of re-
formation viii be appropriately COM
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
TOPICS FOR THE WEEK
Lesson Text, With Thoughts end suggestions for The
WOrRerS-NeWS Notes.

all because her heart is bound up in
that little sufferer It's service of
love Jacob served many years for Ra-
cheI I have read OF a blacksmith who
was a very hard man in many ways. he
did not hide his antagOnism to Chris
tianity, but even openly avowed 1t. It
seemed that no one had any influence
upon him TO draw him IN the right way.
Many had come to him. had spoken with
him. ana tried to reason with him TO
bring him to Christ by logic. but all in
vain. One Sabbath the smith stood at
his anvil hammering away, while the
furnace roared in full blast.
a friend stepped in and just stood by
looking at him without saying a word.
Not liking to be stared a, 81 steadily,
the smith looked up and sid: Man
what are you looking att What do you
want g
'Oh, Charles" was the reply, 81 just
love you. and I would like - - some
thing for you TO save your SOUL
In an instant down went the ham
mer. the furnace was left The workman
disappeared into his house. only to re-
appear in few minutes dressed to go
cut. and. walking up TO his friend he
said: Lead ne to your Saviour"
Not long afterward that man became
a saved soul. Love did IT, Il is ire
sistible in its power. It reaches hearts
that cannot be reached by any other
means. Il is the great secret OF success
IN winning souls for Christ It is the
great secret of the church's power in the
world. Everybody may have Il On, thar
it pTedcminated more il our hearts and
lives-the best. gift-love that reaches
up to God and out to our fellew-meni
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THE LESSON TEXT.
I Corinthians, xii:z8-s1; xiii:I-s3-


american Standard Revised yersion-)
xII.2S. And God hath set some in the
church. first apostles. secondly prophets,
thirdly. teachers. then miracles, then
gifts of heaIings. helps. governments.
divers kinds of tongues. %. Are all
apostles Are all prophets Are all
teaehers2 Are all workers OF miracles.
90. Have all gifts Of bealings? Do all
speak with tongues? Do all interpret?
81 But desire earnestly the greater
gifts And moreover ? most excellent
way show I unto you.
KILL II I speak with the tongues Of
men and Of angels. but have not love. /
an become sounding brass, or clang-
ing cymbal. 2. And II have the gilt Of
prophecy and know all mysteries aud
aII knowledge. and II I have all faith.
so as to remove mountains, but have not
love. I am nothing 3. And If bestow
all my goods . feed the poor, and if I
give my body TO be burned. but have not
love. it profteth me nothing. L Love
suffereth long. and is kind; love envieth
not: love vaunteth not itself, is not
pulled up. ; Doth not behave itself
unseemly, seeketh not It's own, is not
provoked, taketh not account Of evil.
s. Rejoiceth not in unrighteousness, but
reioiceth with the truth :. BeaFeth all
things, believeth all things, hopeth al
things. enduretb all things. s. Love
never faileth; but whether there be
prophecies, they shall be done away,
-na- -T,ag
cease; whether there be knowledge. i
shall be done away. 9. For we know II
part, and we prophesy in part 10 Buf
when that which Is perfect is come
that which is in part shall be done
away IL When I was child, 1 spake a.
child, I felt as a child. 1 thought az
2 child now that an become q man
/ have put away childish things r. Fol
now we see in a mirror, darkly; bu
then face to face: now I know in part
bit then shall I know fully even as alsC
I was fully known Is. But now abidetf
faith. hope. love, these three, and ths
greatest OF these is love
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Episcopal.

St Mary's Chapel, Twenty-third
Street, between G and II Streets north
west, Rev o. L. Mitchell vicar-11
O'Clock. morning prayer, sermon, and
holy communion: o'clock evening
prayer and sermon. The Rev. T. G.
Harper n A, will preach ct II q. n.
ST. Marks Church. Third and a
Streets, Rev. " L Deyries, Phi. D., and
Rev c. FFeeland Peter, eIergy-1f
O'Clock. morning prayer. holy eomrnun-
ion. and sermon; 1880 O'Clock, evening
prayer and sermon
Trinity Church, Third and c Streets
northwest, Rev Richard P Williams,
rector; Rev. Frank N Gibson. Pm D..
assistaBt-I1 O'Clock. holy communion
and morning prayer; s O'Clock. evening
prayer and sermon
Church Of the Advent. corner Second
and L Streets, lie Droit Park. Rev. Ed
ward NJ Mott, rector-MOrning prayer
and sermon, II o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon 1880 O'Clock.
Church of the Incarnation. Twelfth
and y Streets northwest-Services daf-
~, 7:30, 1890 a n, and 1870 p. m;
Sunday. 7:3O and Il a m 4:30 and S p
n. today, All Saints. special service.
4:45 D. N
Pro-Cathedrai Church Of the Ascen-
sion twelfth street ana AlSSSac1uSeLLS
Avenue aoTthwest-Sunday services:
Pro-CathedraI celebration and sermon,
Sis a. m; morning prayer, itany and
sermon. Il a. IA
St. James Church, Eighth Street. near
Massachusetts Avenue, 3, and c Streets
ncrtheast-Services; Sunday, 7.30. 10:5o.
and II a. m. $50, 7:30. and 2 p. N.
ST. Matthews Chapel. N and Half
Streets southeast, Rev. J. NJ. E. Mckee,
minister IN charge-Sunday morning
service, sermon, and holy communion.
II o'clock; evening service, with address
by the Rev Arthur S. Johns. 7:30
o'clock
St Margaret's Church. Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place, Rev Her
bert Scott Smith, D. D.. rectoT-1f a.
M, holy communion and sermon; s
O'clock. evening prayer and sermon.
St Paul's Church, Twenty-third Street
northwest. near Washington Circle. Rev
Alfred Harding, D. D., rector Rev
Enoeh II. Thompson, assistant-Sunday
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Sunday PentecOst-Gospe Matthew viii
1927: Christ StIleth Storm at Sea.
Sunday, November 2-Al Souls Day
Monday, November 3-St. Malachy B. c.
Tuesday November st. Charles Borromeo, Abp c.
Wednesday, November St Zachary
Thursday. November 6-St Leonard H
Friday, November st. Willbrod, B.. C
Saturday November st Godfrey B. C.
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The Junior choir rehearsals take place
on Saturday evenings at 1876 O'Clock.
St. Aloysius Church. North Capitol AID
/ Streets. the Very Rev E X Fink. S.
J.. pastor-Order of services Sunday.
upper church, masses, s. I. s, and II a
m: masses in lower church. and q.
n. {ChiIdren's mass) A sermon viii
be preached at the II o'clock service. In
the evening at 7:30 o'clock there viii be
a short instruction. followed by benedic-
ton. Confessions will be heard today
and mex. Thursday at 4 and 7:30 p
m, and every morning mass al g o'clock
will be said in the basement. The Sun
day school sodality viii meet at ! p. m
The sermon tomorrow tAH Souls day.
viii be preached by the Rev. John Con-
way. S. J., Of the University Of George
town.
Tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock there
=vII be a meeting OF the promoters Of
the League of the Sacred Heart
Rev Francis X Brady, S J.. OF 10y
ola College, Baltimore, viii conduct a
retreat for the pupils of Gonzaga Col
Iege. beginning Monday, November 10.
Work on the new parochiaI school
which Is 10 be built facing North Cap
itol Street, has been begun
St. Peters Church. Second and c
Streets southeast. the Rev. James NJ.
O'Brieu, pastor the Rev. Joseph c. Cal
len and Rev. John Bowling, assistants
Sunday masses at $50, g. and 1880 a. n.
Baptism at 4 p. N; yespers, with chant
by male choir, and benediction at /
O'Clock in the evening The Redemp-
torist fathers, Baldwin, MuchaH, and
HeRnes, from Annapolis, Nd, are con-
IN
forty hours devotion Will begin on Nc
vember 16.
St PauTs Church. Fifteenth and Z
Streets northwest, Rev Father Mackin.
pastor; the Rev. James A. Walsh and
James E. Krug, assistants-Su Sunday
masses at Z, 9. 10 and II a m; baptism
at p. M; benediction at 7-30 D. n
daily public alteration in the convent at
7,15 p. m; confessions will be heard this
afternoon and evening.
Devotions In honor of the Sacred
Heart, with benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament. were held Friday evening al
7.30 in this church as usual
The Society of st. Vincent de Paul will
meet Sundays after late mass. The
Sanctuary Society meets the third Sun
day OF the month, and the Benevolent
Society on Thursds.- at II a. N.
The 9 o'clock mass is the children 5
mass, and is celebrated by the Rev.
Thomas Walsh, director OF the Sunday
school. Immediately after this mass the
Sunday school meets in the hall
On each Saturday at o'clock a N.
there IS N the Sunday school hall 2
elass Of instruction in eatechisT1 for
children who have not made their first
Communion or been confirmed
Immaculate Conception Church, the
Rev. L. S. RYAN. nastor: the Rev. Am
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Congregational.

First Congregational Church. corner
Of Tenth and G. Streets northwest, Rev.
S. n Newman, D. D., pastor-1I a m,
public worship, p. m, illustrated ser
vice, with sermon upon Great Temples
Of Worship"
Fifth Church. corner Eighth and 1
Streets northeast pastor. David W
MontEomery-At II O'Clock. sermon by
the pastor. subject. "A Great Need -
at 7:30, sermon on "IsraeIs Dark Ages. -
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Baptist

Calvary Church, Eighth and Streets
northwest, Rev. s. H. Greene. D. D, pas
tor-Il a. n, public worship. with ser
mon by Rev. G. a. Barbour, D. D., OF
Rochester, y. Y; 7:30 p m. sermon by
the pastor.
Metropolitan Church. Sixth and A
Streets northeast, Rev. Granville S. VIII
liams, D. D., pastor-Worship, with ser
mons, at II a m and 7:30 p. m
Centennial Church, Eighth Street, be-
tween F and G Streets northeast, Rev.
II. N. Geren, pastor-Preaching by the
pastor at II a. n and 7:3O p. N.
First Church. corner Sixteenth and o
Streets northwest, Rev. Charles F
WinDigIer, pastoT-Preaching, II a IL.
and 40 .. m.
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Che international SUNDAY School Lesson

joicet He has just got to the outskirts /
OF the city; there is the line Of demaT- !
cation: he leaps it and falls senseless
to the ground He is safe.
The man described was safe because !
he was innocent. II not the authUTi
ties. after trying his case, would give
him over to the avenger Of blood TO be
executed by him The city OF refuge
was no ha1 Dor Of protection for a real
murderer This was the difference be-
tween it anil the sanCtuaTies OF heather
nations OF cid
The temples of other gods we're asy-
lums in which the worst criminal was
safe. However STEPPED in blood or
stained with monstrous crimes, he had
but to reach the sacred ground round
the temple of Baal OF OF zeus. and
thence the arm, not merely of private
vengeance but Of public justice, was
doom That made the God q minister
Of sin. and filed his house with the
scum Of society"
Gods wrath is ever against the muir
deTer. Cain was cursed for killing Abel
God has written in his inspired Scrip
lures:
whose sheddeth mans blood, by man
shall his blood be she'd
Justice cries for expiatlon- Life for
mental law of human nature also This
law cannot be disTegarded without in
jury 20 society. God has set avengers
II the world to avenge him Of eyildOeTs
and lawbreakeTs. There is conscience
which carries a scorpion whip with her.
DO not doubt that there is a special
avenger for b1ood-shedding, theft
avenger for stealing. a truth avenger for
! lying, AID so on forever. II you are
!
dishsn-st, the Cap viii catch you If
/ you are a trUant. ignorance viii find
you. Ali along the pathway of life
I lurking in the shadows hiding IN tho
/ corners, she the avengers:
Our Refuge.
The old Jewish cities Of refuge were
prophetic and typical Of the refuge for
! the sinner offered by the Saviour of the
world TO all men. The IsraeIites' refuge
! was city. ours is a mana divine man.
"A man shall be as a hiding place, -
says the prophet. Their refuge was for
the innocent; ours is for the guilty
Christ. the Lord. came TO save s5nners.
to save that which was lost. Christ died
! for the ungodIy. Their refuge afforded
safety from death; ours does the same.
I CIlTiSL Las H1duC AiS DS4tEN6E Tree LAoGl
/ the law OF sin and death. The waE
OF sin IS death; but the gift OF God is
/ eternal life Their refuge required
flight; OURS faith Only certain ap-
pointed cities were cities of refuge.
! Christ is the only God-apDointed Sa-
viour. There is no other name, OF no
! other way, by which We must be saved.
The cities we're open to all. Christ IS
/ accessible to all. They were near by
and convenient 10 all Christ is not far
from anyone. The homicide was free TO
| go where he pleased when the high
/ priest died Christ tasted death for
every man. Through his blood there Is
| eternal redemption.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Central Church, Southern Assembly,
and Third Streets northWest--W Worship.
II a m and 7:30 p m; Dr. Pitzer, pas
tor.
Westminster Church Memorial, Sew
enth Street. near z Street southwest,
Rev. William J. Hutchison, pastor-l1
m, The Four Glasses. o. Prosecutors
al the Cross" 100 p. m, The Thread
Of Scarlet -
First Church, John Marshall Place
-Four a1d-a-h half Street,, between c
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memorated. Sermon BY. pastor at II a.
N. and 1880 p. m.
Concordia Church, Twentieth and G
Streets northwest, Paul A. Mcneil. pas
tor-Morning service. Il o'clock, in Ger
man; reformation day sermon and holy
communion.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of control viii be held in Wesley
Chapel Wednesday evening, November 3,
at 100 O'Clock The announcement OF
committees will be made at this time and
the subdistrict meetings will also be ar
ranged for, and other important matters
viii be considered. In case a chapter
president cannot be present he Is re-
quested TO send a substitute. It is very
important that every league have rep
resentative present at this meeting The
cabinet will also meet at the same place
at D. m sharp November 3 Repre-
sentatives from Trinity, Wilson Memo
rial, Lynn, Anacostia, and Waugh have
been invited 10 meet with the cabinet 10
arrange a program for the first subdis-
tTict meeting.
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All Souls Church, Fourteenth Street,
corner Of L Street northwest, Rev. Ulys-
ses G. B. Pierce. minister-11 o'clock,
morning service, sermon by the minis
teri no evening service.
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By Rev. JOHN N. LYLE.
Studies in the Old Testament.

Studies IN the Old Testament.
CITIES OF REFUGE" JOSH. ks.
Gods laws are merciful and Just.
Justice must always vail Tor truth
CareIessness is next to c-ime.
4 blunder may be unparjonable.
Murder cries out for vengeance
Capital punishment is logical.
4 murderer has his rights.
Conscience Is an avenger;
(which way fly is he'll. Myself am hell
Jesus the Christ, is a city Of refuge
Haste. traveller, haste, the night comes on
Ard thou art far from rest and home. -
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UniVaTsaIist-

Church of Our Father, Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest Rev John Van
SchaSck, IT,, pastor, viii preach, at II
a. IA, the last sermon In series upon
The Lords Prayer" evening service,
7:30 p. N.
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The District president will be present
at Wilson Memorial Sunday evening. No
vember 80, at $50 o'clock and conduct
the devotional services OF that chapter.
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Those chapters desiring the district
officials to perform the installation Ger
emory should communicate with head
quarters at an early day
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H. a. Ison, District fourth vice presi-
dent, and z. H. Pullman, District CORE
spending secretary, will make a frater-
nal VISIT TO 4naCostia League meeting
tomorrow evening
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brose A. Beaver, assistant-Sunday
masses, 7, 9, and 1880 a ~; the chill
dren's mass will be celebrated at 9
o'clock in the school hall; vespers at 7
o'clock.
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services: II a m. holy communion
tchoral serTice) and sermon: O'Clock.
full choral evensong and sermon.
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Ernest H Pullman, corresponding sec
rotary of the District. viii have charge
OF this column IN the future, and all
items Of interest should be sent to head
quarters. at 1915 G Street northwest
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ,
Topic-THE BEST GIFT.

Prepared by Rev. RUSSELL. YER
BRYChE, Pastor Of GUTley Memorial Pres
byterian Church
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Mrs. NJ NJ Mitchell, district second
vice president, VIII have charge Of de-
votionaI meeting at Eldbrooke Sunday
evening at 1880.
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Holy Name Church, Eleventh and <
Streets northeast. the Rev. Thomas J
Kervick, pastor; the Rev. Andrew J.
Carey. assistant-Sunday masses at s.
7, and a. m; baptism. 5 =. m; beads
and benediction. Z D. n.
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The first mass meeting Of the Wash
ington District Epworth League under
the new administration will be held ID
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
Ninth and s Streets northwest, Friday,
November Il, at 7:45 p m, under the
auspices of the literary department.
The devotional exercises will be con-
Quoted by Rev. J. E Smith. Brief ad-
dresses on reading courses. missionary,
and Bible study classes viii be deliver
ed by Mr.. Stacy H. Briant. Mrs E NJ
Wharton, and DR.. c. ". Gallagher Mu-
sic by the Schubert Male Quartette,
composed OF the following gentlemen:
Nelson P. Meyer, first tenor; c. ".
Bridwell, second tenor; D. D. Lore, first
bass. and Ben A Lineback, second bass
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Miss Helen Ferguson viii be the lead
er al Wesley League service tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock.