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bedding and good carpet made happy
another deserving woman. One mem
Der cared for sick woman three days.
Flowers were also given where they
would. bring especial pleasure. An in
valid chair was loaned to sick girl
and one of the branch took her out, to
ride in it. She was delighted to get
out in the fresh air once more. A vote
of thanks was given to Mr.. Hazard of
Central avenue for his Sunshine gift to
the branch. A sum of money was given
the branch to help the Christmas work.
Three associate members and one ac-
tive member entered from Menomi-
nee, Wis. The Crawford branch has
several members in different states who
are doing active work. The branch is
planning some extensive work for
Christmas. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. E. E. Eastman, All
Eighth avenue Sc, the first Monday in
January. All interested in the work
are cordially invited.
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is looked upon with envy by the less
fortunate ones. Tho knives were given
the boys last Christmas, some of them
have. been lost, for, after all, year
is long time to keep knife, even if
it is a cherished possession. The So
ciety would like, if possible, to add nit
tens and caps as the useful gifts. Bags
of candy and nuts will complete the
happiness of the children.
The society will be grateful for any
pecially dolls for the younger girls
Surely nearly ever little girl in the
city can spare at least one Of her dolls
to make some child happy. Last Christ
mas number Of little girls whom
Santa Claus never misses gave some
of their playthings to pass on0 to
others and Sunshine is sure they were
happier thereby themselves.
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Y. M. G. A. NOTES

The regular Sunday afternoon meeting for
older boys will be held today at 4:33. John
Day Smith, judge of the district court, will
give an address entitled, ''The Value of Pur-
pose.' ~. =.-.-.- ~. ~ -s-s
This is the second Of series of Success
Talks by Successful Men, W.. L. Harris
group of boys. His subject was, 'stick- toit-
iveness." II ...E E... trl>
The other subjects and speakers are as fol-
lows: = . ....-. ,..-.s
Dec. 49, sis Honesty the Best Policy?' E.
w. Decker, vicepresident Northwestern National
bank. --.~ -.r
Dec. %, THE How of Success by Hon.
Dec. 80, ''The One Essential by J. NJ. An
derson, vicepresident Minneapolis Bedding Co.
Plans well under way for winter camp
for older boys. The place selected is Lake
secured and crowd of about a dozen boys will
leave the day after Christmas for five days
camp. Fred w. Reed will speak to the younger
boys today at 3:15. -" $50.
Night school classes full to overfowing,
and the applications for enrolment continue
to come in. But thru lack of space the asso
citation has been forced to turn down all boys
making applications during the last month.
The fall term ends Dec. Is and the new one
starts Jan. 2, 1907. 49,
Much interest is being taken among the Junior
t1isu uroup III tnelf blDle class. Ihey meet
for lunch each. Friday evening and have their
class Immediately following The attendance
has averaged about twenty. 5..-.
The juniors from now on will have weekly
outings on Saturday afternoons. Some of the
places selected and Camden, Fort Smelling, the
river, Minnehaha Falls, etc. This week the
outing was at Pow derhOrn lake. skating. They
are open to all Junior members.
The Junior Bible classes are proceeding finely
and the boys take well to their work. The at
tendance has been excellent, the leaders hold
ing the record. {, 80 -ss-s- 3. T@
The leading teams in the basket ball league
are: Intermediates, Alcock; Junior highs Nor
deem; Juniors, Perkins. &tel
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The late Bishop Nicholson Of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese OF Wisconsin once returned
a check proffered by publisher who wished a
volume of his sermons, with the remark that
he knew that his sermons would not read we'll
Whatever influence they have is what L give
them in delivery" he said. This is true Of
most preachers, sermons. We note that in the
Living Church's report of Bishop Nicholson 8
funeral it is announced that "a succession of
early Eucharfsts began. the day. and that the
''ofice Of the Absolution Of the dead'' was said
the day previous. Incense was used at the
blessing Of the grave which preceded commit
tai. Following the Western Theological semi
nary at Chicago and the Catholic" seminary
at Nashotah, the General Theological seminary
in New York City now has daily celebration
of the sacrament s.
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Last Sunday evening, in Holy Trinity church,
Bishop S. c. Edsall preached the first sermon
In the special course of Advent lectures on
The Church, - being given the first three Sun
day evenings in Advent. This Sunday evening
the bishop of Colorado, the Rt. Rev. C.. S.
Olmstead, DID,, will deliver the second ser
tant. or the Church in Paradise" The bishop
Of Colorado is considered by his colleagues and
people generally to be the poet, scholar and
coming all the way from Colorado, at some in
convenience personally, to preach this special
sermon and no one should miss this oppor-
tunity OF hearing him on this subject. '.t:..
Bishop Olmstead will preach in Gethsemane
church, in the morning -" 3D..
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The Bible does not rest in the schol-
arship of our schools, but in the hearts
Of the people who test it, proving sin
to be what it is represented to be and
Holiness to do what is claimed for it.
The best test of the Bible is not the
settlement of the question Of Moses.
Isaiah or John. But I am able to test
1t myself and prove it by my human
veals in the form of salvation Chan
cellor J. R. Day of Syracuse Univer-
sitv .saIas 5Eaz>zl@.s
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ual members sent dinners to others, who
would otherwise not have been remem-
bered. Dainties and fruit were sent
to some who were sick and many warm
garments and good magazines were dis
tributed.
The branch hopes to do even more
st holiday time and to bring Sunshine
and Christmas cheer to many other
hearts.
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In Chicago, Mr.. Wiley says that from
100 to 200 men a month were sent to
good homes by this system
This feature is also placed on part
supporting basis. The persons who have
rooms to rent pay a commission when
their rooms are rented. This work is
handled from the general office, and
one OF the secretaries gives a part Of
each day to the work. No room is list
ed, however, until the place has been
investigated by secretary and the ref
erences properly looked up.
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PULPIT AND PEW

DR.. Hallock viii preach at Plymouth Congre-
gational church this morning on "a Trans
the second of the dramatic readings, Romance
OF Ruth and Boaz," which will be Illuminated
by the choir with selections from Gaups Can
tata of Ruth. The reading for Dec. 80 will be
given at 4:30 pm, instead Of in the evening
that the children may hear ..Pilgrim,s Pro-
gress," which Is set for that date.
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President Beach Of Bangor Theological semi
nary made an address 1. at. the recent golden
jubilee of the leading Roman Catholic church
Of Bangor which gave the reasons why clear
sighted Protestants Of New England today are
disposed to be fraternal with Roman Catholics
fight against the evils of the time. President
Beach's own personal friendships with eminent
Roman Catholic priests in Cambridge, Mime
apolis and Denver, growing out of common de-
reader to say what others are thinking -.
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DR.. Parkhurst Of Zion's Herald, face to face
for the first time with Mohammedanism, queries
in his letter of travel, how the mind that was
in Christ is to supersede the sensuous and
physical notions of Mohammed, and he asks
whether Professionalism has mot stripped itself
so naked Of form and of everything of spec
taeular nature that it cannot longer compete
with Romanism" -. 80
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Friday, Dec. IA, the annual meeting Of the
Women's association will be held in the wo.
mems club room at the Church of the Redeemer.
the different committees and officers for the en-
suing year will be elected. The monthly bust
ness meeting Of the Young Peoples Christian
union Of the Church of the Redeemer will be held
IN the young peoples club room, Monday, Dec.
10, at 7:3O pm. . .71',
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The Madison Square Presbyterian church, New
York City, has staff of trained teachers in
its Sunday school, secured from the student
body, Of the Teachers college, Columbia uni
versity. They agree to teach regularly, to
prepare carefully for the lessons, to meet
regularly with the superintendent for co-opera-
tion, in his plans, and to visit the pupils in
their homes. -s-..5 -.
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Many theological seminaries that are inter
denominattonal in theory are not as much so in
practice as they should be- Union seminary.
New York City. hereafter will make provision
for lectures on Baptist polity, by DR.. Edward
Judson, for the benefit Of it's customary group
of Baptist students
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Newspapers. tradesmen and consumers have
stoned the proposed English Soap trust as ef-
fectually as Sunday editions of daily newspapers
we're stopped few years ago when that inno-
yaticn was proposed. Why is it that English
Independence and public opinion can do what
we cannot in this country? = = =,
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1t Is significant fact that the French-Jew-
ISL boss OF San Francisco, now undergoing
exposure of his dishonesty and treason to so,
Getty and ;'oste ution for the same, was gifted
student OF philosophy in the State university
and has all the intellectual capacity of his race;
bt. in his case. as in that of SO many Chris
tians, leaning has not been accompanied by
yirtue. y - r. -
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This evening Rev. Marion D. Shut
ter will give the third lecture of the
new series on "Travel and History
at the Church Of the Redeemer. His
subject will be "Malta; the knights of
ST.. John; the Crusades.' He will give
description of the island on which
Paul was shipwrecked; of the Knights
who were established there when driven
from Rhodes by the Turks, and will
discuss the ~Crusades as factors in the
development Of Europe. The choir will
render a program of special music;-un-
der the direction of Professor Ober-
hotter. IS. a. -
The fourth sermon in the. series of
plain talks to individuals which Mr..
Woodruff has been giving in the I'm
manuel Baptist church will be adj
dressed to, the young people of the
high schools. Young men and young
women who are attendants of the
church and who also attend the South
high school will be the hosts of that
evening and assume charge of the serv-
ice. 1t is expected that the South high
school orchestra will be, on hand to
assist in the music. A cordial invita-.
tion is extended to all.
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The annual meeting of Plymouth church will
be held Thursday at 8. pm. Reports from the
different branches of church work will be giveu
and officers will be elected for the coming
year.
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Grace Episcopal.
MORNING. <

Grace Episcopal.
MORNING :5r..5. 4
PROFESSIONAL, Ancient Of Days. Jenrerv
''Te Deum' d i.a Ma
Offica hrn,n 90 49,. Anon
oe 1ng,' ,........ Sullivan
o1nertorE; The God of Abraham
occasional, "ReJotce, Rejoice, Beliey-
EVENING. - =
t PROFESSIONAL ancient of Days. ..... .Jeffery
..Mss ni4 m;l Smart
..N ac uinl LIS ...c...::. .Langdon
once hymn, Love. Divine, All Love FIX .
neso.+.a77, ..,r1 :, - Roe
Amen = - - staime
Recessional, Rejoice, Rejoice, Believ-
CAo .... PSa1fpr
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Church Of the Redeemer.

y EVENING.
Organ, ''Evensong Bartlett
Anthem, Prepare Ye the Way OF the
Duet, The Lord is MY Shepherd' Smart
Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones and Mrs. l.. Marchand
e Park. y.
Anthem, THE Sands of Time 500. .Gounod
Postlude, Finale .Franck
Emil Oberhoffer. ~
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WHO WILL MAKE THIS COUPLE
i +ss HAPPY?

A beautiful opportunity is offered
some one to bring sunshine into the
lives Of an aged couple who are bowed
down with worry and care.
IS A few days ago the editor Of r h e
Journa al received a letter, signed
only, Subscriber, telling Of an aged
couple who were greatly in need of
think Of asking for it. The writer
was a, neighbor and her heart had been
touched BY the brave struggle they
were making. She believed there was
surely someone in the great city of
minneapolis who would delight in lift
ing the load from their hearts.
I A Sunshiner at once went out to the
address given and found little shack
Of house, way out in the outskirts Of
the city, around which the wind was
sss.aaping, but inside she fSAQd the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

Wednesday an all-day meeting of the sewing
society will be held and Wednesday evening the
dedicatory exercises will take place at Pills
bury house, the new home of Plymouth's settle
ment work In South Minneapolis. public re-
ception will be held Friday afternoon and even
ing from to 10 pm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

AT Linden Hills church this evening Dr. Cool
will speak the elements of character +ha +
the world remembers GLOW God Made Per-
manent History" =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

President ScEurman Of Cornell university
speaking to men in Trinity church, New York
City, last week, put his finger right On the es-
he ..The moral nature of man has not deyei-
ored as rapidly his economic and fnal,,ial
capacities
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

Philadelphia druggists have organized to Sc
cure day of rest, in most cases on Sunday
They call on the public to aid, and they charge
that many of their customers who make Sun
day trade and complain of its being stopped
are church members
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One of Montreals leading Presbyterian clergy.
men says that what Canada most needs is a
poet who, like Kipling, will call men to God
and regard for righteousness, and statesman
ana to insist on the obligations of the moral
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Christ Episcopal Church.

MORNING. .
Pr % sio ,",Hark, Thrilling Voice y
hltany, Savior, When in Dust to Thee, =
LYNN. "Oer the Distant Mountains
kyrie Eleison Lord Have Mercy. e. r E1v.v
o1eTiory solo, "Oh, God, Be Merci- >e''
offor+o,,, Carl Munger
SanatS sentence. ...............W. B. Gilbert
|,-- 80 Wesley
G9 III hymn BREAD of the, World" -
pnsS. ~ HAee1sls' old Chant
ne S Great God What Do l
-, -- EVENING. =
Me 70 G. J. Elyey
Mime Dim;+t;s ''''''..'.......:H "a. Smart
hymn, Nearer My God to Thee N 0,s--o
D pae sentence. Nv. B. Gilbert
and Hear 1919. ~ see
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First Free Baptist.

First Free Baptist. .
~ MORNING. -se .=s -.... ~
organ prelude ............. .Edouard Lemaigre
..r-. o. w. Grosskopf. Fl
Anthem, 1.-THE God of Abraham Praise, ~.
y Dudley Buck
-.='-. - ' -. Quartet. - ~
onertory, 20, Eyes That Are Weary"
-,.. f. H. Bracket
70 -. G. E. Hollenbeck. ,
..s. E. EVENING
Organ etude cbor,os n n,..
o. W. Grosskopf
Anthem, Forever with the Lord" Oh, Gmno,
Quartet. =
Ofertory "Lead Kindly Light .Dudlev pro,
g. Quartet.
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DR.. s. W. Halsey of New York and Dr. Charles
E. Brodt of Chicago will address the Preshv-
terrain Ministers association Monday morning at
w westminster church. The address will be fol-
lowed by a luncheon ~ .s:-tF{. -. ~ ~
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Fowler Methodist.

ri. ~ MORNING. . .-,..., -.
anthem' Hark, Hark, My Soul'. Shelly
onei'ors' solo, 20 Divine Redeemer" .Gounod
vi s...- a. Miss Alma Olsen. .|'3
u -. %. &rl.- EVENING n...-
anthem, At the End of the Way. Hasca11
onertory solo, 20, Rest of Rests. ,RotoIi
j.. ]. Grady.
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Portland Avenue Church Of Christ.

MORNING. 5
A4 hana The King of Love Ny Shep- ,>eH
- e' ioeteu. Oscar L. Hill
= <,, EVENING". 80
THRU the Day. Thy Love Has Shared ==ss
x.e, Sob nIor
safely Now the Light of Day.. Hsn lamar
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st. Mark s Pro Cathedral.

MOltNING. +. - IT,. f.
professional, 20 Come, o Come Emman-
uel'' -. : - ~
NAi.S Russell
"Benedictus'' = . .uaie
in'ioit nymn' Come Thou Long Ex-
''Kyrie'' ~ :. russian
onlce hymn, 20 Word of God Incar ''''
" nate =.
O Dn' Hosanna in the Highest. .Stainer
A>'eeSs 'ua; Rejoice, Rejoice, Believ-
CO., Lausanne 'Psalter
= ''. EVENSONG. asr,T -
Professional, 20 Come. q Come rn,,, .,
uel'' = - ~
Magnificent = - ial1sollg
''Nunc Dimittis'' 80 Tours 1r
Office hymn, Lamp Of Onr Eeot,, ! uric
Offertorium, 80 Savior Of tho W,.i1;, DSkes
Recessional @z."Reioice. Reio;oa .Goss
- trs -. Tansonno
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

Gou-encompassed Men, is the topic Of DR..
favette L. Thompsons morning sermon at Hen
nepin Avenue church today. Dr. F. l., Thomn-
son leaves early in the week for Columbus.
oh1o, where he delivers of the principal adj
dresses before the National convention ~ to
Brotherhood Of st. Paul, 49, 'n0
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Courthouse, Minneapolis. Teie-
/ phones: Northwestern. Main 2915;
| Twin City, Courthouse Sc.

Send all communications for the Sunshine
department to Miss Eva Blanchard, care of
The Journal.
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Miss Eva Shonts of Chicago will speak on
Monday evening, Dec. TO-, at the First Methodist
church, Fifth street and Ninth avenue Sc Miss
Shonts is q sister of Theodore Shonts, head of
the Panama canal enterprise, and is also presi-
dent of the National Young Peoples Temper
ance union. Her, subject is ':My Captured
Flag" She is one of the most able women
orators of this country.
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DR.. w. H. Jordan will preach Sunday morning
at the First M. E. church the concluding ser
mon of the series on, Questions of Christian
Conduct" The special topic is, calling Others
TO Judgment In the evening he will preach
on "My Religion" the last Of the series on
'Things that Helm or Hinder = -. -. .
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Westminster Presbyterian.

:. Westminster Presbyterian.
MORNING.
Organ, Communion. - Wely
H. s. Woodruff.
Anthem Sand Saw Another Angel.
Stanford
onertory, "God, My Father" from ''seven
Last Words" .................... Dubois
H. r. Phillips
EVENING.
Organ, Homage Haydn ......... Calkin
II. S. Woodruff
Anthem, "Lead Kindly Light 49,. Pughe- Evans
Ofertory Jesus Is Mine" ... Marston
Duet for alto and tenor.
First Presbyterian.
r.. .4, MORNING.
Flager
Anthem, Ninety and Nine" ............ Foster
ofertory, Come Unto Me-. ........... Handel
Mrs. Reutell.
a. EVENING.
anthem, The Day Is Ended. ....... Bartlett
OHertory, "God That Madst Earth and
A1edVeu GilclriSt
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The annual meeting Of the Park Avenue Con-
sregational church will be held next Thursday
evening. Reports will be given by the pres-
dents OF all the church organizations and the
chairmen Of all committees. Officers will be
elected for the ensuing year. az. p L. 2 +
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At Westminster church TODAY at 1870 tho
LORDS supper will be celebrated and new mem
bers will be publicly received. At 745 p.m.
Rev. A. K. Halsey, DID,, of New York city. one
OF the eloquent secretaries Of the Presbyterian
board OF Foreign Missions, will speak on the
theme, "A Great World Force Dr. Ha1sev
mas mas, charmed audiences all over the country and
will Re heard with interest 800 = -
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Mrs. A. F. Gale, assisted by Mesdames f.. C.
entertain the ladies of the Central BAPTIST
church Friday evening, Dec. II, at a thimble
bee, to welcome Mrs. II. e. Wise wife of the
pastor ,...s 80. - 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

At Trinity Baptist church today DR.. L. A.
Crandall will speak on ministry to Jesus
Christi The evening topic will be lone Step
at a Time. During the. Sunday school hour
the mems class will be addressed by e. D. Solen-
berger, the subject being, 1.-THE Church and Ne
elected Children"
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Rev. Herbert E. WISE pastor of Central Bap-
fist church, will give series Of Sunday even
ing ing addresses soon on-Tthe following topics:
me Failure of Success and the Success of
Failure; '"The Man Too Busy to Be Trusted,,.
when Is Young Man Safe?,; .'The Highest
Type OF Malacod''; "a Man and His Shadow =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

The leading teams J, in the basket ball League
are: Intermediates, Alcock; Junior highs Nor
deem; Juniors, Perkins.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

The the Fowler Methodist church, Franklin and
Dupont avenues, Rev. James S. Montgomery
breaches this morning and evening. In the
morning on "The People Who Try" The spc-
Ny Soul" by. Shelly, and offertory solo, 20.
Divine Redeemer,'' by Gounod. In the evening
at 7:45, DR.. Montgomery will take for his theme
The Wife" The choir will render Sat the
END OF the Way by Hascall, and Mr.. Grady
will sing the offertory solo, 90 Rest of Rests. >
by Rotoli. - - - ...
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Homes for Young Men.

Il The association keeps list of homes
where young men are wanted as room
ers, and it also keeps in communication
with employers so that when en-
ployees are looking for good places to
live they can be sent to the association
for information. ....
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DR.. L. S. Guild breaches on the eighth com
mandment this evening at Wesley: ''Thou
shalt not steal" dealing plainly with modern
violations of it. In the morning the subject is
The Sermon of Jesus at Nazereth.' d.
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Much interest is being taken among the Junior
High Group in their Bible class They meet
for lunch each Friday evening and have their
class Immediately following. The attendance
has averaged about twenty. .-.
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The evangelistic meetings which have been in
session in the First Baptist church for four
weeks past, will be continued at least another
week, perhaps longer. This morning Professor
S. Clay Gilbert will direct the choir and Dr.
w. B. Riley will speak on Family Foes to
Faith In the evening Evangelist Martin will
be present again with choir of about 100. The
musical service will begin promptly at $780,
doors open at pm, DR.. Riley's topic will be
''The Folly Of False PHILOSOPHERS