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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Normal Trainine School.

The beginners have lately been max
ing baskets and on May day they went
for a walk and filled their baskets with
flowers.
superintendent D. H. Christensen
and Mr.. W. s. Webster were visitors
on Wednesday.
The third grade in their work on the
sailor. made, during the week, model
lifeboat and lifehouse.
The various grades during the week
have put their own garden plots into
shape and have done their spring
planting. Turnips carrots, peas and
lettuce have been planted, and rad
dishes enough to supply the domestic
science department. The garden plot
is four rods wide and about six rods
long. and provision has been made for
irrigating streams the students them
selves making the bitches to the gar
den.
Miss Mary Van Houten, n. '95, was a
visitor on Thursday.
The normal domestic science girls
have been making desserts and salads
this week.
Mrs. Stephens pupils Of the first
grade on Friday afternoon gave a very
interesting programme TO the begin
ners. The exercises. consisted Of
dramatizatiOns Of various parts Of
LongfeIlow's "Hiawatha," such as pic
ture writing. the making Of buCkskin,
the making Of maple sugar. Indian
dance. and scenes from the story intro
ducing the characters Hiawatha, NokO-
mis-. Minnehaha and others.
Mrs. Sarah b. Meader and Miss
Esther Hershaw of Minneapolis were
visitors on Tuesday
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.i.s. exercises were conducted last
week by Professor Milton Bennion. on
thursday morning the fourth-year nor
.'. E.1a club furnished the music.
.-lE The Beautiful Country" and
Love. and on Friday Mr. Al
pest sang King Of Eternity"
...- lfe coming week. uuOu invi-
.-...- '+ Professor Marshall the chapel
.......Sas VIII be- conducted By the Rev.
...-S p. Perkins rector Of st. PauI's.
-,-... iHursoay afternoon Mr.. Z. A.
..- spoke to the students upon
q. S.'-1'uy.' The lecture was held
.e assembly room Of the normal
..'H5 and o. goodly number of the
l.S and some OF the professors
were present.
r-.. Dramatic association made their
..--. appearance in their new Dlav.
....--. "HeE Of the Wells. D." last Friday
Inns az Pennington. and gave a
s-. .eSstuI performance They will
-.-.. Do the same play next Friday
p. the salt Lake theatre
..--ssor q. Vt. Marshall went 10
,L .aSI Thursday afternoon. and i'm
g.. ..ainE addressed the graduates
90 ,Ae city schools i'm the Provo
'l-E1 house
- Students. on Wednesday after
~. Ile1 20 pull of their class con-
-e.- p. -.. rack and field sports. but tho
----.-- -- an end to the contest before
.-,.-- vents had been pulled Off. The
--F :, ls' ot events win be repeated.
s-.----- NEE. win BE- held tomorrow
l.- ION. Or The weather man win give
~ 1s'a Gamma boys held their last
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Seven Gables" On Friday some very
excellent and original papers We're read
IN class on "A Comparison Between The
House of Seven Gables and Recent
Works of Fiction.
On Monday the English division of the
sophomore class viii finish its study or
The Merchant of Venice with a quota
ton contest. 1t viii next take up the
NE Of George Eliot, preparatory to read
ing 'Silas Mariner
On Friday Miss Yardley's mid-year
classes in algebra had a contest in oral
division. In the first period class there
were eft standing on one side at the
close OF the recitation, Ralph Brun,
Louise lessen, Jeanette YUndt. On the
other side. Spencer Young. Maude Miller
Ethel Felt. Adele Edwards. In the sixth
period class Mathilde Orlob was the win
ner on one side; on the other Mary Lush
er and Margaret Phillips were standing
at the close Of the contest.
Mr. Gillilan's solid geometry class has
been making some well constructed
pasteboard figures Of pyramids. octabe-
drOns and dOdecahedrons. Those made
by Ivy Cleghorn, Miriam Brooks and
Harry BerO were particularly good
Mrs. Jennings German class, which has
been reading the TBilderOuch,' has en-
ioyed a set Of pictures of Venice, kindly
loaned by Miss Goddard.
Mr.. Pendergrass is. making plans to hold
a summer school for a term Of eight
weeks beginning the next week after com
utuCtHltul. he llLeuQS 10 give IUlE
hours work from S till y, in shorthand
and typewriting. number Of the city
teachers are thinking Of taking the
course, and If enough wish TO do so 4
teachers class will be formed A num-
Der Of the pupils are planning TO take this
extra work during the summer
The sophomore class In commercial
geography has just completed the study
Of all the British possessions Some very
good note books have been handed in. in
which important points on the products,
exports, cities and commercial advant-
ages Of the different countries have been
noted Among the books deserving spe-
cial mention are those by Mary Sharp and
John Young. This coming month the
class will begin the study Of the European
nations.
The shorthand classes are busily re.
viewing the work in vocabulary anG
studying phraseOgraphy.
Recent additions 70 the library are DIT.
Frank Gunsanlus' Life of Gladstone,
"A Natural History, and a volume OF
Shakespeare's works
The senior committee on graduation has
already held several meetings with the
teachers committee and plans for COM
mencement exercises are progressing
harmoniously and I'm satisfactory man
ner. BY Monday IL is expected that the
programme viii be definitely arranged.
The following is the order of events FOX
commencement week, June lO-l4: Tues
day evening junior class day, Wednes-
dav evening senior class day. Thursday
evening. commencement, Friday evening
Junior reception to seniors Saturday
evening alumni reception. The class days
and commencement win be held in tho
Salt Lake theatre, and the receptions VIII
probably be given in Christensen's hail.
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Aqricnltnra, Coners

Miss Rena Baker went 70 salt Lake
City on business Friday afternoon. Her
Saturday classes were provided for by Mr..
Hiu and Miss Richards.
Professor 7. F. Engle is spending a few
DAYS in Gurnison in attendance upon a
teachers institute. His services in this
tel5 seem 10 be in considerable demand
Miss MoenCh's physical culture classes
viii give a ball I'm the gymnasium Satur-
dav evening Wand drill and other
Calesthenic exercises VIII be a feature Of
the programme. The girls are 20 appear
in uniforms.
Mr.. Hill expects TO spend the summer
in the state University Of California.
studying English and methods OF teach
ing English. especially English COMPOST
ton Several EXPERTS in this line OF work
authors Of the most widely used text
books in the subjects-have been en-
gaged as instructors.
The faculty grove which was begun
Arbor lay. has been enlarged bv the
nlantlnE OF 10o more trees. and the faculty
has voted sin further TO enlarge il By
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Unexpected Answer
New York Telegram)


She was a bright young teacher. in
charge Of a bright young class. composed
Of many foreign children To increase
their vocabulary she had hit on a guess
ing game. She told the class Of what she
was thinking. and they named the OBJ
ject.
This time she had thought Of the word
birthday, and the lesson went on in this
fashion.
Nov. little folks, I'm thinking Of
something you all have You don't have
it very often. Just once every year Even
have one What is il? I'll give you a
minute 20 think and when you are sure
you know raise your hand"
Hands began to go up rapidly
Ny" said this bright young teacher.
II really think 7 have the best little folks
in all this big school. They ali think so
fast and I know they are thinking Of
the very thing I thought. I'm going TO
let Norris tell. I'm sure he knows
Morris rose to his feet, stood in the
aisle in true military position. and like
shot from a gun. in response to the
teachers Tell Us what il is, Morris"
came the ready answer,
A clean undershiTt. teacher"
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Letter From Delegation.

The following letter from Mrs.
Charles McMahon at Sacramento viii
be Of interest to the club women whose
thoughts are with the Utah delegation.
''The Utah, Montana and Idaho dele
cations, though too late to meet with
the Massachusetts, delegation at the
Eagle hotel, where the club women OF
Sacramento entertained them, We're
met at the station by representatives
from the clubs, and literally delugel
with roses. The ladies immediate
decorated themselves, and We soon had
represented Ophelia, the queen Of the
May, Janice Meredith and Mrs. Camp
bell, the English actress. They then
formed a procession and marched
through the cars, and festal indeed was
their appearance"
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Club Notes

At the domestic science class yester-
day morning, the lesson was en- vege-
tables, and was thoroughly Interest
ing. The capabilities Of the common
potato, the onion and tomato were all
made clear to large and enthusiastic
class. At the lesson Lext Saturday
morning the subjects of FISH, tough
meat and hot bread viii be discussed,
and a thorough demonstration Of the
uses Of baking powder given.
The tourist section Of the Ladies
Literary club viii hold its last meet
ing Of the year with Mrs Mel, Dolly
block, Wednesday, May Z, at p m.
The subject for the afternoon viii be
''The Great German Composers. A
most enjoyable afternoon is antici-
pated, as some of the finest musical
talent Of the city viii render selections
from these composers
g q 6
At Fridays meeting Of the current
events and current literature section OF
the Ladies Literary club, which was
the last meeting Of the present year,
Mrs. W. R. White was elected chair
man for the coming year, and Mrs
John Reed secretary. An exceptionally
fine programme was presented.
g @ @
The history section Of the Ladies'
Literary club viii hold the last meet
ing Of the year on Thursday next at
10 o'clock, at the club house. Mrs. S.
Lincoln Boggs will give a paper on
Napoleon as Emperor" and the sub
ject Of the One-minute talk viii be
Marie Louise"
At the last meeting Of the home and
education section Of theLadies' Literary
club. Mrs. ". r. Hutchinson was elect
ed chairman for the coming year; Mrs.
L. NJ. Bailey viii act as assistant chair
man. and Mrs n. 3. White is the sscre-
tary Of the section
The Daughters Of the American Rev
OlUtiOn viii meet with Mrs. F. W. Nor
Frison. 30 South Seventh East street. on
Thursday. May !. at Ego p. m.
The annual meeting Of the Council
/ 90 Jewish Women VIII be held in the
/ l. o. 3. B. hail Monday. May 3, 3 p.
n. A full attendance is desired.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's
/ Republican club viii be held with Mrs.
/ W. W. Rivers, 347 Third East street, on
/ Monday, Nay 5, at p. m
o 9 @
The Utah WOman's Press club held a
meeting Of a social nature last We'd
nesday evening at the Office Of the
! Woman's Exponent. The regular pro-
I gramme was postponed, and the time
: devoted entirely TO social enjoyment.
. . o
/ At the next meeting Of the WOman's
club. which viii be on Tuesday, Mrs.
4 Gatrell will give a paper on The King
F dom Of Spain as Formed By the Union
/ Of CASTLE and AragOn."
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The Historical club. with its guests.
Mrs Eakin. Mrs. mitchell and Miss
Mitchell was entertained by Miss Sara
Whalen Saturday afternoon. April 26.
Miss Snow read extracts from the life
of Samuel Johnson Miss PrOut very
ably contrasted the eduCatiOns a Eng
land and the United States. The vocal
selections by Miss Mitchell added much
to the enjoyment Of the social hour
which followed. The club adjourned to
meet in two weeks with Miss Josephine
Seaman, 2O6 Twenty-frst street
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The Cause Of His Grief.

A landlord IN the north who had weak
limbs and walked with difficulty even
with clutches took great interest in
sCnO0l on his estate. Finding one day
at the school door a. boy crying bitterly,
the gentleman very sympatheucally
wanted 10 know the reason Of his grief
The master hit me. was the reply.
what were you doinEy
81 Wasna daein' Ouything-
Nonsense. you must have been misbe-
having.
NO 1 wasua.
Come. now. here's a shilling for you
III YOU tell me what you were doing
"I only looked cot the window and saw
you comm doom the brae. and I said.
There's old thin legs A"
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Christian.

Central Christian Church. - Corner
Third East and Fourth South. The pas
ter. T. W. Pinkerton viii deliver a ser
mon on The Glorious Church" at the
morning service. and on The Problems
Facing the Church at the evening ser
vice. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. /;
preaching service at II a. m. and S p. m:
Junior EndeavOr at $50 D. m: Y. P S.
c. Z. at 6:45 p. m; prayer service We'd
nesday evening at 8 O'Clock. Miss Pinker-
ton win sing a solo at the morning ser
vice aud the choir win sing an anthem at
the evening service. You are cordially
invited to be present at all these ser
vices.
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the planting Of evergreens to the exent
Of $40 in labor
Miss Orpha Hunsaker of Brigham City
a freshman student last year. but now
Box Elder county. was a visitor at the
college Friday.
Some OF the places left vacant in the
faculty by recent designations have al
ready been filled. and competent persons
have been offered other plaCs, but have
not vet been heard from. A regular in
structOr in athletics viii be employed
another year.
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Poets, Round Table.

A meeting Of the Poets Round Table
was held Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Rachel Miller on West Temple
street The poet Of the day was Swim
burne, and Mrs. J. D. Spencer, as
chairman Of the afternoon, read a fine
" prepared biography. A number Of
the minor poems were read by the diff
ferent members and discussed. The
place cards were poems Of Swinburne,
done into a booklet and tied with the
club cOlors. The next meeting vii be
with Miss Preston, at North State
street. The poet Of the afternoon viii
be Thomas Gray, and the chairman
Mrs. Joseph Gallagher.
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The Cleofan.

The last meeting Of the year was
held at the home Of Mrs. Julia Taylor
on Tuesday, and the time was GevOted
entirely to the election Of officers for
the coming year. Mrs Clara NJ Claw
son was elected president, Mrs. Julia
Taylor, vice president; Miss Emmeline
Wells, secretary; Miss Catherine Gull
mer, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Susie Ritter Wells, treasurers Miss
Laura Saunders. critic and librarian.
A social session followed the Business
meeting, when tea was served, after
which the club adjourned till next Oc-
tOber
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70 - q Of a Man.

rs your husband a bibliOmaniac2T
asked Mrs. Oldcastle as she was being
permitted to view the treasures i'm the
~brary Of the new neighbOrs
Mercy sakes. no." replied AIRS Pack
enham "he never nibbles a bit Oh OF
course don't say that he wouldn't take a
little a bis meals II the rest was d0in' ID.
but that's as far as he ever goes in them
kind Of things
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Church Of Christ, Scientist. holds ser
vices in its church edifice at 1856 East
Third South street. as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m: church services at II
a. m; subject Adam and Fallen Man.
Each Wednesday evening at s O'Clock a
meeting is held to listen to the testi-
mOnials Of healing of both sin and sick
ness. Free reading room open daily from
10 a. m. to 5 .. m. in Manitou hotel.
Kindly welcome to AL.
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Unitarian.

Services.-Salt Lake theatre. II a. m,
Sunday school, 1918 p. m. Sermon third
Of the series). THE OmnipOtent Cod" by
Rev. =. s Thatcher Music Unity choral
choir under the direction Of Professor
p. y. Cook. assisted by Miss Title
Perkes, who will sing oh Divine Re
deemer." by Charles GOuuOd- All invited.
Seats free Monday. Mems Unity club
viii meet at rs room. IS Eagle Block at
7.30 .. m; Tuesday, Shakespeare club
meets at room IS Eagle block at p. m.
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F1LGINI' j
W GLQ8IJ.

4 GENERAL dearth Of club news
n characterizes the past week. due,
doubtless, as much to the absence
from town Of the representative dele
cations, as to the fact that the club
season is drawing to a close. and all the
sections and meetings adiourning for
the summer. With colors fying the
Utah delegation set out last Monday
for the sixth biennial meeting Of the
General Federation Of Women's clubs
Utah has had reason always to be
proud, not alone Of her representation
al the meetings of the past, but also
Of the honors which have been extend
ed to her by the general body. No
doubt she viii render a good account Of
herself at the present time
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surprising News.


Mr.. Citimann-Any news up your way?
Mr. Wayback-Newst Great Jehost
Don't YOU city folks read the papers2
wy. they re just fun o. long articles
about my nearest neighbOr. the Wilder
Grasslands. Got her picture in. tOo-nat'-
raj as life.
"1Iy goodness What has happened to
herr"
had ''
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- sufer - Hsadaeba

When one dose Of Shermanss Headache
Cure VIII rid yO1 Of it, They are in
Simultaneous IN their erect. and per
fectly harmless. Keep q box in the
house for emergencies. They cure neu-
ralgia. 25c and l0c a box. For sale BY
Godbe-PittS Drug company.
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CororegationaI-

Phillips Congregational Church-Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev P A.
Simpkin, pastor Services this day at II
a. m. and q. m. Morning service viii
be followed by the sacrament Of the
Lords supper At the evening service
Major Scott, the brilliant speaker who
represents the w c. T. L.. will address
the congregation. his subject being,
America and Its Homes" This will be
q union service of east side churches.
Sunday school at 12:15 p. m; Christian
Endeavor at 6:45 2. m. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all worshiDers TO at
tend these services.
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Presbvterfan.

Westminster Presbyterian Church.-l80
South Fourth West street, between First
and Second South streets. Rev. John
RichelsOn. pastor residence 226 West
Fifth South street. II a. m. communion
service: subject Of discourse, THE Lord
Our Shepherd I.30 p. m. preaching by
the pastor; subject. Israel al the Gates
of Canaan" 1915 p. m. Sabbath school.
1870 .. m. Endeav0r Sabbath school at
go West First North street; 3 D. m. Ju-
Nor Society Of Christian Endeav0r: 6:15
p m, Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian FndeaVOrt Wednesday evening
prayer meeting at 7:45
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2. M. C. A.

Y. NJ. c. A.-Corner Main and First
South streets. Young mems meeting to
day at p. m. Rev l. II. KOepsel, the
new. pastor of Tiff Methodist church, will
deliver an illustrated address on The
Four-fold Gospel" All men are cordially
invited. Reading room is open 70 all men
from 10 o. m.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist, holds
services II II a. m at Az Mccormick
building. Lesson subject: Adam and the
Fallen Man" Golden text. Genesis II. q.
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
at O'Clock. Free reading room open
daily from p. m. to 4 p. M practitioner
in charge a cordial welcome to all
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First observation-disclosures First
South and Fourth East Rev. Clarence
T. Brown, pastor. Morning service at
II O'Clock, sermon by the pastor. Sub
jet: The Mingling Of JOY and Sorrow in
the Cup Of Life Communion service
and reception of new members. Sunday
school at 12:3O D. m; Young Peoples
meeting at $50 p. m: evening service at
7.45. This is the regular monthly 9faise
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Morning. Manifestation of God to the
World evening, a Lesson From the
Rogation Season"
Episcopal Church City MissiOns.-Fifth
Sunday after Easter. May f.
St. Peters Chapel-Fifth North and
Fifth West. / p m. Sunday school.
St. Johns apel.-Perkins addition.
D m, Sunday school; .. m. evening
prayer and sermon.
Grace Nission.-MiI Greek. p. m,
evening prayer and sermon. The Rev.
Mr.. Perkins will conduct this service.
st. Marks Cathedral.-Rt. Rev. Abel
Leonard, s. T. D., bishop; Very Rev.
James B. Eddie, 3. D., dean. Fifth sun
Cay after Easter; Thursday. Ascension
day. 10 a. m, holy communion; 7:30 a.
m, holy communion; 9:s5 a. m, Sunday
school; II a. m, holy communion and
sermon, The Mission and Message ~
the Leaves" p. m, 3. 5. A. meeting
for the study Of church history at the
deanery; p. m, evening prayer and first
of a series of addresses on "Our Great
Hymns and Their Writer'S" The public
is cordially invited to attend these ser
vices. Seats free
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Second Church Of Christ, Scientist
holds service at II a. m at 1874 Tenth
East street. Lesson subject: Adam and
the Fallen Man" Golden text, Genesis
IT, z. Sunday school at u, noon. A kind
II welcome to all
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Miscellaneous.

Universal Brotherhood Organization
and TheOsophiCal Society NOn-p0IitfcaI
and unsectarian- Lodge No. 81 will hold
its monthly public meeting this evening
I'm its room. 31S Dooly block. at s O'Clock
Addresses on living questions from the
TheOsophical standpoint. All invited
Independent Free Thought Spiritual
church viii meet at Mrs. Fontyne's hall.
PSI South West Temple AT u a. N. and
at Mrs T. Miners. I5s West First South.
AT 7.30 o. m Seats free
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Tiff NJ z. ChUrch.-COrner Ninth East
and First South streets. Rev. L. H
kOepsel, pastor. The subject for Sunday
morning service will be Christian COur-
age EXemDlified.' In the evening viii
b. given the second Of the series of ad-
dresses on ''HindoOism. the subject
Actual HindOO Religious Ceremonies. "
Last sunday evening the attendance was
greatly increased over previous evening
services, and the pastors address was
particularly entertaining. Nearly the
whole Of his discourse was entirely new.
in that it has never been published. hav-
ing been compiled from the experiences
and personal observations Of the pastor
while in India mission fields No doubt
there win be still further increase in
numbers for Sunday evening. The morn
ing services commence at II O'Clock.
evening at 8 o'clock Sunday school at
9.45 a. m. and EpwOrth league devotional
meeting at p. m. All are invited.
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Friday evening at the home Of Miss ASK,
F-coper T. I1ldredge block, South Main
street. az 100 o'clock. A. G. II. Overn'
nlstor-
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Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luz
thera2 ChurCh.-336 South Fourth East
street Rev. Herbert Martens. pastor.
Sunday. Rotate. Sunday school at u a.
m; divine service az II "A. m. The Lydia
league viii meet on Wednesday at 2.30
p. m az the home Of Mrs. Melise, Il
Earle's court.
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Episcopal

ST PauTs Church.-Main and Fourth
south streets The-Rev- Charles +. Per
lzins. rector Fifth Sunday after Easter.
Nav ga m. holy communion n-45 "a
M SUNDAY school, n a. m holr COM
nunion and sermon. 2 m evening
PRAYER and sermon. Sermon subjects: