The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-27

FIRST. No. 3I2G Locust the Reverend John 1.
biaIdi, P&stcTEsIaday cEia!., school. $50 a. M.
Morning. What Think Ye OF Chrtst?' even.
end q. Z. Ireland. Pasto--Mornlng ana even
TUXEDO. ST. Louis County; ]. A Bennett
Mlinist:errriMGIrn!nt, :5 - snd eifn.aE ss.yices
OLD ORCHARD .yillage Ha!D: Meinotte MI
st 1n.sgi2S 70 n m spi s,9s ssSSoi n5
SkCONDSEleventh and IyIgr. ". Davies.
PittInan. Psstor-io a. m. and =. n. sery-
Central Essns Finnsy near GTsae6sfTvise, Il
T. Mcfarland. Fastor-Aorning and evening
COMPTON HEIGHTS St, vincen, and caifor.
MIA; tho Reverend F. \. Calvin. Pastor
MOUNT OF. I.i''S ScANEASNE. AZ Kings Highway and Nor
gan: the Reyerend J. n. Philputt F4stor-li
Doctor u. Il. DuHcan- Morning. Temptation
r, Of Jes.a1,, n3., e, eyeiins t1jah The Man
Morning. The Church Of the First cen
tieth tRTf cestpryi pi NJ Ihs Church OF the T"sH-
SEVENTH. STREET. MISSION. No. 1881 South
Severth-s:l5 q. m. Bible school.
MAfLEWooD. C. 7. Hoffman. Pastor-Morn-
ing End evening services
HAtrGN ~ fr AyEEGE ~ HamiltoP ans Ply
peachng II a. IL. and o. N.
congregational.
COMPTON HILL, Compton and Lafayette: n.
and eyeains services bS the Reverend kS33
" Eelsey Of Telluride. Colo. go @'e'''
OLIVE BitANEh. the Reverend Philip Var
row. Pastor71M9rnins. c. J. Forward: even
FiRsT DeImar. Near Grand: the Reverend
tdS STUDY in the Ways ot the the Holy spiri s.
m. Following ,arist.
Morning ana evening services BY the 'It Re9eT- ts!.
END W; ITvlnG carroll Of Dallas, Tex.-ll q.
m. The AIMS. Of the one Hundred and
Nineteenth i'sttifl.' y. m, Christ at the
Wen Of sychar.''
MAPL.EWoOD: the Reverend George E Bates
HYDE PARK. Bremen and BAR: the Reverend
". H. Jones. Pm. ID. Pastgr-MorninC and
9rariss Of Lexington. Va. "a
TMMINGEL. HANCOCK and Jameson: the Rev
erend Deward \. Goff. Pastor-Mornins and
PiLGKin. Washington and Ewing: the Rev
erend Doctor ii Burnham. PasI6r-Moininr
and evening services by the Reverend PHILIP
REDEEMER, Barrett and Thompson: Matthew
and evening services.
REFER PLACE. Mackiind and Old Nanches-
Ter; the Reverend Frank I-onsdaie. Pastor
wagte MiEnHF and aR6yRsss Rs6yyS1.ss 7sEvifss sy.-on,
S1ls GaiIs D sTs,ps D; Pss'95i b ss The Mind Of
Reverend ". II Dorm. PastSrIMorninss ing aerv. ~.
ice; sunday school. $50; services ard Sermon
SAPPINGTON: the Reverend Charlie. Castaine,
pastOr-MOrnng service.
SWEDISH, Armstrong and Hickory: the Rev
erend Carl Iricson. Pastor-il a. m. and p.
m, sermon and service.
UNION. No. 1893 North Tenth; the Reverend
Stanley Vi. Hlmby Pastor-l1:i5 a m. and
S y. m. services.
BETHLEHEM. Thirteenth and Allen; the Rev
erend Mr.. Vavrina-Il a. m. and D. sery-
TRINITY. Lafayette hnd Eighth: the Rever-
end Otto c. HANGER. Pastor-Seryices at 10 a.
and p. NJ.
ZION. Benton and Twenty-frst; the Reverend
c. F. obermeyer. Pastor-Services a. 10 a
m. and $50 y.
MISSION FOR THE DEAF. the Reverend Her
HailehDeTE. Pastor-Seryices ct Zion
Church at 3 .; N. in the sign language
MISSION CHAPEL second and Plum: the
Reverend r. Dreyer. Pa1tor-Engiish sunday
school at p. m: German services at . D.
m English sermon 1:20 D. II.
MEMORIAL, Way Street aud Sulphur Avenue;
the Reverend William Smith. Psstcr-No
morning service; p. m. George T CoXhead
Of y. NJ C.. A.
OLE ORCHARDS; the Reverend George Gordon
Ross. Pastor-MorninG and evening eervices.