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tifu1 building will have special ded-
ication services at 1890 o'clock to-
morrow morning. All interested in
Bible school ministry and modern
to these ceremonies.
Evangelist Snively's subject for to-
morrow at II o'clock will be The
Words Of the Cross and at 7:45 o'clock
rs Jesus Really Divine?"
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| The vesper service at the Young
Women's Christian Association ton1or-
row will be given over to the delegates
who attended conferences during the
summer. Miss Anna Bigelow, who at
tended Silver Bay, will speak on "Ad-
vantages Of a Summer Conference to
| the Girl Who Attends It." and Miss
Frederika Holder, who was present at
Estes Park. Col: Miss Mabel Hubbard.
Miss Dolly Talbot and Miss Ethel
Johnson. who were at Nephawin, and
Silver Bay, will speak on What the
Conference Meant to Me-" Miss Ger
trude Griffith Of New York city, ma
tional secretary for girls work. will
ming. 1t All Up" special feature
will be solos by Mrs B. H. Swart
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Ine evange1stic meetings now being
| viii close tomorrow evening. Evange-
list F. D. King and Soloist Charles But
i Ter Will conduct the three services at
l! am and 3 and 1880 pm. The chorus
and evening, and the pastor, Rev. John
Compton Ball. will baptize a number
OF those who have professed conversion
at the evening service. The o'clock
ha f~. ,1y-
when Rev. Kings topic will be why
He Was Knocked Out"
Revival meetings at Fifth Baptist
Church continue with increased at
tendance and interest daily. A number
will be baptized tomorrow night. Pas
tor John p. Briggs will preach on
Being, Fully Awake" at II am. to-
morrow, and Lost Opportunity" at
night.
On Monday night and each night fol-
the Kendall Baptist church, will
preach.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church
Tuesday from 2:30 to $3.50 o'clock at
the church. The lesson for the day will
be the fourth chapter of the Epistle of
James.
this chapter as it is taught to the un-
converted women of China.
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most interesting graduation exer-
else entitled Gaining the Crown" was
held on Rally day Sunday at the
First Presbyterian Sunday school. John
each department. beginning with the
cradle roll. contributed motto writ
ten on the step of a ladder which was
built to lead to a crown marked Vic
tory" The graduates were awarded
their diplomas by Rev. Dr. John Brit
tan Clark, pastor of the church.
The uprights of the ladder were
marked Faith" and Prayer" to rep
resent the supports for all human en-
cradle roll toward Victory were Lis
ten." Love-" Learn" "Obey," "De-
eide. Serve" and "Persevere."
After the home department had con-
| the curtains back of the ladder were
slowly parted, revealing a white cross
In the background. without which, as
stated by DR.. L. A. Sadler. who con-
Quoted the exercises, the victory would
have been without meaning.
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Rev. DR.. George Edward Reed, for
mer president of Dickinson College,
who is supplying the pulpit of Foun-
dry Methodist Episcopal Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on the
nssna theme &c Greatnsss "a .s ] through Gentle
viii be Saul. the First King of
Israel: A Tragedy" being the first in
| series on the general topic Beacon
Lights OF Bible Story"
Tho kindergarten department re-
Gently opened in the Foundry Sunday
school is having marked success and is
enthusiastically indorsed by members and
friends Of Foundry Church whose children
are enrolled. The equipment is new,
that this new feature of the school will
help all departments by increased enroll
ment.
Rev. n. H. Ranck of Grace Reformed
Church will be in attendance on the ses-
sions Of the Potomac Synod. at York,
Pa. during the coming week. He will
be accompanied by Elder William B.
Johnson of Grace Church.
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Rev. A. w. Spooner. formerly pastor
Of the Sixth Presbyterian Church of this
terian. Church. Mount Carmel. Pa will
speak at the Sunday afternoon meeting
in the lobby of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. He viii preach in
Westminster Presbyterian Church in the
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie. soloist at the
First Presbyterian Church. will sing at
the Y. N. c. A. meeting.
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Guy C. Hendry. assistant religious
work director of the Y. NJ. c. A will
speak before the mems Bible class of
Gurley Memorial Church, tomorrow morn
ing. He will also speak before the Chris
tian Endeayor Society of the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church in the even
ing.
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A conference for the study of the
second coming of Christ as taught In
the Bible will be held in Shiloh Baptist
Church. beginning tomorrow. and contin-
uing through Friday. The time from
to s o'clock each night will be taken up
In prayer, with Rev. J. NJ. Waldron, the
pastor, in charge. and from to $3.50
each evening Rev. Charles s. Dixon of
New York will deliver a sermon upon
"Christ's Second Advent" At the close
Of each service the sermons will be il
Illustrated by q chart especially prepared
for this conference. and a question
box" will be in use for those desiring
information upon the second coming of
Christ and kindred subjects.
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Four who have professed conversion
at Central Union Mission are to observe
the FIRST anniversary of the occasion
at a Special service there tomorrow even
ing.