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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-20

The right will triumph. At least
a man always feels that way when he
vans.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
NEWS AND NOTES.

The Southern Presbyterian Church for
the year just ending gave SAP, 600 for for
eign missions, an average OF Sl53 a year
per member. This is double the amount
given four years ago. Last years gain
was SSS, 600. probably due 20 the Laymen's s
Missionary Movement A significant fact
in connection with these figures is the
statement that the number OF candidates
for the ministry has increased from SIS
to AZ
Something like a Coptic revival IS re-
ported from Egypt The Copts are the
purest Egyptian stock. and they are one
OF the early Christian churches. although
by the Western churches their doctrine
is regarded as seriously corrupted. Now
they have four religious and four other
periodicals that are working for the re-
form OF the church.
The Auckland (New Zealand) Anglicans
invited the representatives OF other de-
nominations 10 meet with them for
prayer and study and discussion upon
the subject OF ultimate union OF the
churches The immediate result was that
all the Christians in Auckland have unit
ed in a Christian Unity Society.
It has been frequently charged that
Rev. r J. Campbell. pastor OF City
Temple. London. whose new theology
has created such a stir, Is not supported
by the members Of that historic church.
Recently the congregation was called
together on a week night, and the 500
members present voted unanimous con-
hdence in Mr.. Campbell and his views.
Rev c. F. Aked, pastor Of the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church. Of New York.
says that while he believes in immersion,
be does not think il is OF enough i'm
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portance 10 justify the maintenance OF
a separate denomination on that distinc-
tive practice alone
During the past forty years the churches
OF Sweden have increased their foreign
mission gifts by 1000 per cent. The King
OF Sweden has been active in this move
ment
The National Free Church Council OF
Great Britain. like the American Fedora
ton OF Churches, which met in Philadel-
phia LAST summer, has refused 10 admit
Cnitarians into its membership, and has
put the word Evangelical" into its name.
Prof. George Albert Coe. Of Northwest
ern University. formerly president OF she
Religious Education Association. has be-
come professor Of practical theology at
Union Theological Seminary, New York
Prof Coe is himself a Methodist
The veteran Baptist missionary 70
China. Rev Dr. William Ashmore. died
recently in Toledo, Ohio. He was half
century on the foreign field.
The Disciples OF Christ viii hold their
centennial celebration in Pittsburg next
October.
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a generation. Faith IS as scientific In.
this twentieth century as is ocular dem
onstration.
If we are TO classify as Missionaries all
the men Of faith. we shall find ourselves
grouping in this same gallery Of God most
OF the mighty men who have made his
tory. America viii give a high place to
that visionary, Columbus. We make
room for the artist whose eye Of faith
sees on the plain canvas the vision Of
his soul; and for the sculptor who can
perceive the angel in the block Of mar
bic, and for the architect who can build
a city in a wilderness. And what shall
we say of the men, such as have been
recently in session at Chicago in the
Peace Conference. who have glimpsed
the era Of world peace and of human
brotherhood? Or OF that larger company
who look forward with confidence, even
as did Abraham OF old, to a conquest OF
the whole human race to the will and
love OF Jehovah?
II SIMPLEST TERMS
The climax Of this letter is to be found
in the beginning Of what is called the
twelfth chapter in our chopped-up YER
sions. with their arbitrary divisions. The
writer was leading up, by way OF the
ASAvSS u ASideAS . AlSlOFys 10 tne Iaith
Of which Christ is the beginning and
the ending. Again. to quote from the
Twentieth Century New Testament: See
ing that there is on every side OF as
such a throng OF witnesses. let US, there
fore. IN our turn, lay aside everything
that hinders Us. and the sin that clings
about u.s. and run with perseverance the
course that lies before US. our eyes fixed
upon Jesus. who is our guide and our
perfect example Of faith. and who. In
exchange for the happiness that lay at
His feet. submitted 70 the cross, disre-
garding its shame and has now taken
His seat on the right hand Of the throne
Of God"
OF course. faith is a mystery; but no
less a reality because a mystery. BY
the testimony Of many more witnesses
than the inspired writer ever knew. IL
can be proved that there is a power in
Jesus Christ which He imparts 10 those
who trust in Him That power, which
Is given 10 the cOnfiding. keeps men
pure and strong. and makes them VIC
toriOus. II brings the individual life and
society into subjugation to the
mind Of Christ. This is the victory
which overcOmeth the world, even our
faith"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
these columns office BY n ,ss,
METHODIST. EPISCOPAL.

MEMORIAL n z. CHURCa
euTler John Marshall place and c s. John Pa
Shannon. minister. A. Il 9. H. The wo-ld.z
best creed and grandest picture q Christ" AZ 4
p H. ycuns mans conception Of 4 r-6ssi
young woman second q series On a vr-,--
Wonan's CONCEPTION q a Eodel young nsu apd a
young mans CONCEPTION Ct e model young wouan. .
sunday school and Metropolitan Bible Clsss 81,
a. n EpEorth League a. SIS P n.
FOUNDRY II. E. CHURCH. 1s.b al Ct,--A -
keF- Robert H. Noore. d. D. pastor. R-T. q. h
-; lsais'AnL Iasicr- SUNDAY school. so a n
Public worship. u a. T.. with se-r,r, - -
EDTo-th League. ?. n Public -ro-S5ir ~ a
p n, with serEon b. pastor. Al reloous.
n. E CHURCH. sh and - -
HeF. Char-es p Guthrie. pastor $50 a n So
DAY school II a. H., Holy Communion.
EIForih League praise service. N for--E
seImoc q the series on The hard s,r5,s- -
Jesus; sibiect THE EXTRA Nil -
free Strangers welcome.
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asked for from them under the appor-
tionment plan OF the Domestic and For
eign Missionary Society. From the
church as a whole. from parish offerings
as such. and from individual contribU-
tions. there is a decrease IN the receipts
under this plan. as compared with May
year ago. amounting 10 S761.14. but IL
must also be remembered that the large
Increase Of the last seven years, say
S2f,S2S-T, has so far been practically
maintained Still II is true that the in
crease has not been nearly sutncient 70
keep pace with the rapidly growing re-
quirements OF the work IN the various
fields. both domestic and foreign.
Under the apportionment plan It IS con
templated that all church people will
make offerings OF a proportion OF the
cost Of the general missionary work: in
deed. that they viii claim it as a privi-
lege. in order that the work may be
properly supported
To May there was. as compared with
that date, last year, an Increase in Of
feriDgs from the Woman's Auxiliary.
and for the same number Of days after
Easter decrease from Sunday schools,
so that the net increase since September
!, over a year ago. from all sources may
be said TO have been S7.740.40, as against
an Increase to April l Of S25.s5Z64
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quenty with the young people. Those
tears were the seal OF genuineness TO
her message.
Religion and reform, so frequently en-
oangered by unlettered zeal, blind big
otry, and cheap charlatanry. ever need
the service OF the highest talents, most
carefully cultivated. Miss Willard WELD
ed the weapons Of a well-furnished
Intellectual armory. And she herself was
adorned with the graces Of thorough
culture. Her winsOmeness was IN Itself
a weapon. AS q multitude OF young
persons dwell on her work and charac-
ter. in uncounted Christian EndeavOr
IT is TO be hoped that
many Of the most talented Of them will
hear the summons 10 serve their time
and their Lord with the best powers they
possess or can develop.
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CONGREGATIoxAL,

FIRST COSGREGATIOSAL CHURCH - -
ard SIS. nw. Rev. Samuel T. WorssroU ID m
pastor II a. m. public worship win ss--o-, -
the pasto-. Our dwelling place" Music b. ous--
- aA1 eloras eAolr 20 e n. sEndlv school.
6'i5 ?. e. Y. P. S. c. z No eTeninr 1880.
service.
Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL, CFrpUz
Columbia road and 18th st. Nv Rev. III -
Fls2o1rn, pastor. so a. n. Sunday school n
a. m RECEPTION q members and Lords s---7e-.
se-Izon oy Rev. l. n Bliss. d. D. Rer. nj Z,
Do he-leI VII assist a. he Lord's tab,e Aus.a
oy quartet ) p n. Junior EndeaTor meeting ?
? H. Senior EndeaF0r meeting: open 70 ths ~
Ec. No other evening service.
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EPISCOPAL.
ST THOMAS.
- - ne--r-

ST. THOMAS.
Near Dupont Circle
Services a. m. Il a. n, ard p n
SO a. m.-Hoiy CoTrEuIicu-
uN0 a. m.-Holy Communion ard sermon b. C.
ETncst smith d. D.. D. c. L, The
account Of crtarion IN first chapter Of
Gencsis IL relation 70 theoicgT and
sccDcc-
500 ?. m.-Egeaing prayer ard se-zon By Rev
Canon Austin, concluding sermon of
series On Prayer
EPIPHANY CHURCH. c ST.. BET 18th and l4th-
Rev. r. II. McKm. D. D. rector. Services. 8
a. m. II a. m and p. n. Sunday school SO
T.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd ard G s;s nv. Rs7.
Ricliard p. Wilsms, rector Services for Trinity
sunday: 80 Holy Couraunion. go. morning
PRAYER. T. ordinations % the ciaconate ana Fiest-
hood, sermon b. Pm. Charles H. HAYES. q the
General Theological Seminary. g. evening prayer
and sermon. an welcome 70 all services.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mas ave and
Eh S. nw. Rev. J. Henuing Neims. rector
Serrices a. a., Il a n. and b. m Ihe rector
VIII preach a. II a. n and 8 p n
ST. MARKS CHURCH 81 and A sts Sc. Rev.
". l. De Yrics. Ph. D. and Rev. r. 3. Curtis
Clergy Holy Communion. 30 Holy Communion
and sermon. T. Evening prayer and seTu1on. Z.
welcome for every one.
CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown. corner oi o and
Trinity Sunday. 80 a. n. Holy C0urnunion-
80 a. m. SUNDAY school u a. n fuu service
and sanaon by the rector. Z % p n. evening
prayer and sermon b the Rev. Nj. Mott. rector
q the Church Of the Advent
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth. near 9 st. re. se-s-
ices. 20. 1879. and II a n. 80 and Z IS p n
Al welcome always
CHURCH or THE GOOD sHE2HERD 6th and
I as. ne ReTs. @. 5. Abbott and ". n Plsrs0u.
clergy. Holy Communion, , 20 g. m Holy Con
muuion and sermon. Il A n ETcning payer and
sermon. p m- The Rev. 7. s.. Quinn, q the
Church Of the Ascension. VII prlach n The
morning
ST PAULS CHURCH. I'd ST. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert TalD0t rector Edglr Prles-.
orgznlst aud choirnastar. Holy CCnmuni0u. Z 20.
Sunday schoe ESQ. Holy Communion and IL
struction %. Morning PRAYER and sermon By the
rector. y. Ful choral e1ensong and sermon oy
rector. . m Al seats free. lstt
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EFENSONG on CATHE
dral grounds Mount So. Alhen. az 2. H.. June
6 SPECIAL preacher. Rev Henry A. Brown. chap
lain L. 5. a. Vested choir. lei 5y detachment
q the United States Marine Band. Take Ten
ALL
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BAPTIST.

Z. HEZ SVEN EXPLAINS AN AK ANEC-
d0te. sunday night &C. prraclin- y a. r.
CoCl auditorium. shOTr scTices- free peTS d
Bar-ist CE- Audl-crIuI-- s-h and Va ave se-
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o SIS. Rev.
J. r C-aytoa, D. j.. acting pag-c-. u g. H..
CElldrel's Day CXe1clsEs and address bv Dr. Gay
ton Christian Eule-v-r 4t : 3. IN Rabti Simon.
q The Eighth StIest Jewish Congregation. o. this
city. wil occupy the uulr5t a. s O'clock taking
as his slclecr = Childhood ard religion" A hearty
welc1ne rs eVrtoded % az services
BAPTIST CHURCH. l-h and y SIS.
Dr. J. J. Muir pastor Prrachlrg. u a. m.
'-TreasCred goodness. rs p H.. Wrong atti-
tc1e- s. s. go O. r. a. E. . n
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-C--
lowing. jointly with the exercises OF The
nOvena, al 80 O'Clock
The annual excursion by the congrega-
ton and members OF the Sunday school
Of St Patrick's Church VIII take place
June Is az Marshall Hall.
Rev, Father O'Keefe. Z s. A. ,Eave a
lecture before Spalding Council. Knights
Of Columbus. last Thursday evening.
Father O'Keefe was a charter member OF
the council and for several years was
its chaplain. during the time he was sta
toned al the Catholic University. The
subject Of his lecture was Some impress
SiOns OF the Philippine Islands Father
.O'Keefe Is well qualified 10 speak authori-
tatively on the matter, having been sta
toned in the Philippines for years. and.
being thoroughly cOnveTsant in the Span
ish language. was able 10 examine the
records Of church and state, and also 70
observe closely and gather a great deal
OF frst-hand information about the situ-
atiCn since the United States took pos
session and during the ten years follow
ing The Knights Of Columbus presented
Father O-Keefe with a valuable testi-
mOnial on his return 10 Washington
At the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart. a
Novena in preparation for the ParonaI
Feast Of the Church viii begin Thurs
day next at T,S0 o'clock in the evening
The opening sermon viii be preached by
Rev. Alvah Doran. CT the Apostolic Mis-
sion House, and there viii be q short ser
mon and Benediction Of the Blessed Sac
rament each evening until the Feast OF
the Sacred Heart. on June IS Solemn
high mass viii be sung on Friday. June
IS. and there VIII be a sermon by Rev
Charles Lyons. rector OF ST. AlOysius
Church. AT the evening service. the same
day. Rev. A P. Doyle, rector Of the
Apostolic Mission House Will preach tho
closing sermon Of the Noveaa.
lawn fete and supper viii be given by
the women Of the congregation OF the
Sacred Heart, beginning next Thursday
evening, and will be held each evening for
a week
The closing exercises Of the Sunday
school viii take place Sunday. June l3.
al O'Clock, when medals and prizes win
be awarded 10 the deserving members Of
the Sunday school and altar boys
Sixty new members were received into
the Sodal!ty Of TIE Blessed Virgin at St
Augusrine's Church last sunday evening
by Rev. James O'Connor. spiritual direc-
tor Of the organization. Rev. Eugene
Connolly. of the Immaculate Conception
Church. preached an eloquent sermon on
Devotion to Mary. the Mother OF God b.
The summer chedUle OF services VII be
inaugUrated tomorrow at 81. Augustine's 5.
Low masses Ntu be al G. Z. g. I0 and II
O'Clock. There VII be no vespers. and
the sodality will meet sunday evenings
AT S O'Clock, instead or Thursday even
ings. until further notice
Forty hours devotion win open az the
Church Of the Nativity, Brightwood. to-
morrow morning ct the 10 o'clock mass.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT.
ColncCfic-t ave. \ and -stl srS
Charles WCod minister
Tyler DellC-ri assistant minister.

Connection ave-. y and -stl SIS
Charles Weed minister
Tyler DellC-r, assistant minister.
james n. HsHTy. minister OF Peek Chapel
II a. m--The pastor VIII rreach-
SUNDAY school az . - a. M.
CHRISTIAN ElCeaTCr meeting. r. n
Thursday evening az g. fidweek serTioe
THE COVENANT TINT. 18Th ard Monroe SIS
SUNDAY evening service. p D-. d. JOssrh
Kelly. of the Fourth Presbyteriar Church. Wiz
Treach- : 20 D. H.. u-sical service. Ted hv Miss
FraEcesza kzsrar. sc0ist ard 1lr Anton kaspar
Tioiinlsr. Tent located two squares from lie end
oi Mount Ple1s1ut car line.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New ICrk are. n and I5-h scs- Or WaIlace
Radcliffe. pastor i r. Chi-Gren's Days sac
rsu-cut q baptism p "a baclalauFea-s service
81 George Washington Jnive-sity No eTeriug
service, 30 g. t., Bi5le schocl 9-S a. r.. adult
classes So ?. m- Christian Endear1r Society.
FIRST-The St-z-ser's Sabbsth Hone-Johu Mar
shah q. Nv. D0nad C. MacLeot minister. Il
a. H.. Real aris-0cracy-I-s i1ral-ahe service
7.i5 2 r.. The Judezl ministry of Jesus second
n scries song service and ssru0u illustrated
With slides from famous raiatings. Al are We
ccrc
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II TIER Az.

Thomas circle Pastor ] G. Rr-l.-
Se7ices. VIII sCrmCus ny paS,dr. il and ocI1cz
school So c. l.. p n. PRAYER meeting
Thrrsiav.
MEMORIAL. sd are ard Oh s. ne
Rev G. P. NlieS. pastor. PREACHING Z ard :
School, SO Junior C. E. 6; In-crnedia,e and
Seni7r :. Prayer meeting THURSDAY s 2. H.
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Rev Father Munday. OF the Catholic
University, will sing the mass. which
, VIII De followed by a procession o. the
children Of the parish in honor OF the
Blessed Sacrament Tomorrow evening
there viii be a special service with ser
mon on The Holy Eucharist and Solemn
BenedicriOn OF the Blessed Sacrament
There VIII be exposition al day. and
confessions viii be heard tomorrow. and
Monday both afternoon and evening. and
before and after the masses on Monday
and Tuesday mornings. The masses VIII
be al $50 and O'Clock and on Tuesday
the last mass viii be a high mass CT
repOsition, which viii mark the close og
the devotion.
The summer schedule win be inaugu-
rated al ST Stephens Church, Twenty
fifth street and Pennsylvania avenue. To-
morrow Masses win be az 6. .. g. 10. and
IL O'Clock, with benedlction after the %
O'Clock mass Sunday evening al 80
O'Clock there VIII be a meeting OF the
Holy Name Society. and Father Williams
viii make the address The examination
in the advanced classes Of the Sunday
school took place last week. and the re-
suit VIII be announced al the meeting OF
the Suldly school June 3. and the prizes
VIII Ue an E-6ed the Sunday following
The closing meeting OF the sodality Of
the Blessed Virgin OF ST Patrick-s Church
took place last Wednesday evenin-. Fol
lowing the religious exercises an informal
reception and social hour was held il
Carroll Hall Rev. Albert K. Smith, OF
HagerstOwn, made an appropriate ad-
dress. Father James Smyth. director OF
the sodality. gave two tenor solos, Be
Ueve Ne II All Those Endearing Young
Charms and for an encore. The Last
Rose Of Summer, Mrs. Annie Grant Fu-
gitt sang That's Why 7 Love the Rose"
(from College Days'). by Philip Lee
ScanJling, and for an encore NevIu's
Nightingale. Miss Katherine Lackaye.
who has partially recovered from the re-
cent painful accident 70 her hand. PLAYED
the accomplishments The informal pro
gramme was brought 70 q close by the
serving Of refreshments by the promoters
Of the sodality, whe were in charge.
The ladies auxiliary board OF George
town University Hospital held meeting
last week. when reports were turned in
from the women in charge Of the recent
bazaar az the old ST Matthews Church
II was found the board had cleared more
than 5000. and 4 rising vote OF thanks
was given 20 Mrs. Annie E. Murphy FOR
her successful maRaEement OF the affair
St Joseph's ParochiaI School. II charge
Of the Sisters Of Nocre Dame. VIII
hold their closing exercises June at
o'clock in the parish hall. Tomorrow.
Trinity Sunday. high mass VIII be sung az
1899 O'Clock in the morning BY Rev. Tg-
natius Fealy. with sermon by Rev Valen-
tine Schmidt. pastor
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FnneraI of Jame. CIearr.

Funeral services for James Cleary. vet
eran Of the Mexican and civil wars. VIII
r. held this morning al St Peters
Church. where requiem high mass win
be sung az $50 o'clock Intermenx Nh
be AZ Mount OIvet Cemetery.
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Al who SOY would win,
Must share it
Happiness was born 4 twin


Happiness was bonn twin
Byron
Whether any particular day shall bring
TO; you more Of happiness or suffering
is largely beyond your power to deter
mine: whether each day OF your life
shall give happiness or suffering rests
with yourself-George /. Merriam.
Adapt thyself to the things with which
thy lot has been cast; and the men
among whom thou hast received thy por-
ton. love them. but do It truly.-Marcus
Aurelius.
Ny lie IS a bTisf b-ief thing.
I'm he-c fOr a little spGo.
But while ! stay
I'd Ike. Il I may
To brighten and better the place.
Anon.
There Is no use in arguing with the
inevitable; the only argument with an
east wind is 10 put on your overcoat.-
Charles Wagner.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. COZ. 1irh and L 60.
Iysses G. b Picnce. minister. s.s5 a n So
cay scnoo- y a. H. morning service. sermon br
ne minister 80 p m. Young Pe0rle's Reliri1rs
tnion- The paolic invited 20 al serTicus-
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THEOSOPHY.

THE STRANGE STORY OF AN ADEPT
Lecture 1y
DR.. A. J. CORY.
sUl11E. Il a. II. I5-7 p S. NV. before
CAPITAL Cl-T B-anch. T1ecscpt5caI So1erv.
Puc1c invited No service a. p Il
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CHRISTIAN.

El9lONI AVENUE CHURCH a. n. Chn.
a1el Day seriee p r., sermon b pastor.
EredeTlcE .. Power. Sunday school. go 6. y
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. Sixteenth and Corc-an ---..-,
Nv ms Kew Fr2nk SsaaE. D. D.. pastor. NJ
freach af u a. n. The name II TIE CRY ~ ~
Goc- Str1ngers ara invited Confrmati0ns s-s
l1e HOY Co1lnlllnion- Free loan Ecrz-y q ibs
writing Of STcieuborz. Free trsess ir - -
tibule.
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ENANGELICAL CHRIsTIAN SCIEYCE-
SPIRITUALISM.

DR.. J, u. TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TEs-
MEDIUM. VII bold sand test nsetizg for sps-acuaI
msssagss Sunday. Tuesday. ard Frdsy AZ 5 . n
Readings daily 40 9Th s. Nv
MRS Noble HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
every sunday. TUESDAY. and Frday uig1u a. 3
eclock Private readings dz5ly. LZ ura s. ~
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\. ". c. 4. YESPER SERVICE.

Young wosIENs CHRIsTIAN. .ASSOCr.T7ov
l-rh ard SIS. nv. Fesper s--lca s1Q n
-ea1er. Miss Mahcl Thurs-au To1i-. -IVhat ~
lives need rLs uoz--" Ar vefc-ue
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UNIVERSALLY.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. Is,b "A
Rev John Van Scaaick. T.. pastor. Il
nioFrln6 service, serIlOn b. pastor. 9s5 4 =
slllaL sc-ol- d a. y p b n
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NONSECTARIAN.

CHURCH. Pythian TenDie. 100 Nfr-b
street. SerTlccs az L-5 a. n Rev Cbarlas Fer
El@7l VIII p-v1rh Cu The religion q dcu1-a--
Nhi-1 VII Be followed b. a short l1arcu-al a.
dress ~ ReT- Georgia FeIr1sor- Prof New-
h1rEls Bible study Class az 20 a. n. A c-,-sial
invitation % rhs p--blc IS extended.
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4.50 20 $50 o'clock on Fridays wiz be
observed next Friday and the Friday FOL-
lowing. Jointly with the exercises OF the
nOvena. al 80 O'Clock.
The annual excursion by the congrega-
ton and members OF the Sunday. school
Of St Patricks Church VIII take place
June i az Marshall Hall
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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

The happiness Of your life depends
upon the quality OF your thoughts
Marcus Aurelius.
Doubt Is often faith in the making
W. ]. Dawson.
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CHRIsTIAN sCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. --.b
a1o 2 streets nv. SerTioss sunday. l50 a r.
and 2. r.
Subiecr.
GOD The ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR
Sunday schcol = a 2. We1neszsv ereri-z -,es--
rs, o.--ocE. Public cor1iaIr invited All sra-s
free Free reading r0om. S1 Col0-ad5 BuHdsnz.
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH ScD--s1 Ri-8 Hal l0T c s. ~
s1r1lcss. y a. H. ard p a. Morning lecr,--e hv
Bishop OLllEE C. SABIN- Sutsect: "Vow
vas converted 20 Scizlce-' Thzs VII b Bst-D
sablrs ias- lecture f-r tlc year Erenirs lec---s
p WINFIELD s. WHITMAN testimonial
h-5tirs Ne1nesdsv evening az s o'c,ocE
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On the grounds OF Fulham Palace, the
home CT the Bishop Of London. who was
here year ago. there is 10 be held this
month church pageant, which is at
tracing attention throughout the Angu-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05

Forty hours devotion VIII open az the
Church Of The Nativity, Brlghtwood. to
morrow morning ct the 10 o'clock mass.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05

Nothing ever requires the sacrifice OF
ones manhood and womanhOod. That
must be preserved at all costs. even at
the sacrifice Of life. IL need arise. Miss
Willard conspicUously demonstrated that
1t is possible TO preserve the sweetest
and most lOvable traits Of womanly char
acter while engaged in public work.
Frances Willard the woman always over
topped Frances Willard the reformer and
educator
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05

To May l five Of the missionary dis
tricts. Alaska, Eastern Oregon. Honolulu.
South Dakota, and Tokyo, but none OF
the dioceses. hac sent in the amount
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05

A beautiful litany desk has been placed
in St Adams Church. The wood was a
gift 10 the church from ST. Adams Cathe-
dral England The work. however. was
done here by Mr.. Charles Spicer and Mr..
z. n. Weeks