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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02

TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Memorial Service was held at the
church Sunday morning for Sister
Susie Yorke, one of our faithful
members who passed away while the
pastor was cut of the city. Her re
Guest was that should she go while
he was absent that the funeral he de-
ferred until his return. IL speaking
OF Sister Susie Yorke Rev. Burns
said, Hers was meek and quiet
spirit which is an ornament of great
rrice in the sight of God. That
she was unpretentious, full of ser.
vice, love and peace" Sunday night
Rev. II. NJ. Burns preached to a well
He'd house. Taking for his text
Matt. 21:13. Theme, "A house of
PRAYER or den OF Thives. He
made it very plain to his hear.
ers how the church through
It's members could or would be one
or the other-either house of pray.
or or den Of thieves. In conclusion
he said that Christ had designated
he church as blouse of Prayer
and to carry out his precept each
member should come to church with
IN earnest and sincere desire to wor
ship God in spirit and in truth
He should continue in prayer live
! Cody and righteously and soberly
Live in love, peace and unity with
one another.
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contributed by the pastors and
churches as was done Sunday in the
afternoon. The following pastors
and the churches were represented:
The Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Rev.
C. H. Clark, d. D., pastor, donated
$40; the Second Baptist Church, Rev.
GB Taylor, B. D., pastor, contributed
$40; the Tabernacle Baptist Church,
Rev. H. NJ. Burns, B. D. pastor, con-
tributed &c.; Third Avenue Bap-
fist Church, Rev. ]. L. Harding, b.
D., pastor, contributed $40; Rev. G.
Bolden and church contributed $40;
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church, Rev. IL.
A. Alfred, B. D., pastor, contributed
SO. Many OF the pastors and
churches who were expected were
not present on account of funerals,
sickness and other conditions over
which they had no control. We wish
to thank the above named pastors
and churches for their presence ami
financial help as well as their spirit
ual and moral strength that they
cave to us in this the most needed
hour of the history Of the church
The meeting as conducted by the
ministers and churches at the above
?amed church and Sunday school
was indeed replete in every form
/ The services were froth with mucll
cloquence and great religious and
/ spiritual enthusiasm. In fact every
minister and man was at his best
Rev. Mr.. Kemp the Superintendent
ct Foreign Missions Of the Nationa
BAPTIST Convention unincorporated
of America, who is also resident
rastor Of one of the leading church
es of South Carolina, was the honor
guest in this great service, whose
words of wisdom and thought were
to the congregation assembled The
oasis in the desert Rev. Clari
opened the way by giving the history
of the church. 1t was expected ac
ccrding to appointment that Rev
Clark would preach, hut on accoun
of the illness he introduced Rev
q. Bolden, who delivered stronE
and acceptable sermon, subject
Get Ready for Marching
We wish to again express oul
heartfelt thanks to the ministers
their churches and the many friend
Of the city who came to our rescue
Respectfully submitted.
Rev +. w. Hawthorne Pastor.
Miss Louise Harris, Reporter.
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QUARTERLY MEETING STONE
RIVER AUXILIARY.

On Friday, February 9th, it IS
learned that the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Stone River Association is TO
hold their regular quarterly meeting
N Mt. Olive Baptist Church The
sessions will begin at nine thirty o.
lock and will continue without in
terruption throughout the day. 1t is
understood that dinner Will be served
at the church to the auxiliary by the
members of the various churches.
Mrs Genie B. Patterson, the presi-
dent Of Stone River Association Aux
iliary stated last Sunday that the
entire program would be carried on
throughout the day and Mrs. ]. L.
Harding, the corresponding secretary
S sending out notices for large at
tendance.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.

Church of the Holy Trinity, Sixth
avenue, South, and Ewing avenue,
lie Rev. Elmer NJ. N. Wright,
Priest-in-charge Celebration of the
Molly Eucharis at 7 80 a. H.. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Mathis and ser
mon at II o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon at $50. There will ne
special sermon to the men at the
morning service. The choral rendi-
ton of the morning service promises
to he very beautiful and inspiring,
We are very fortunate il being the
recipients of the splendid services
rendered by Prof. Clemmons, our or
ganist. Mrs. Cameron will sing a
very appropriate solo for this spe-
cial service. Some very beautiful
hymns will be sung by the choir.
Wen, YOU cannot afford to miss this
auSpicious occasion. Ladies are
earnestly requested to be present at
this service also. Come and bring
come one with you. 1t is to be re-
membered that both our sOloist and
erganist were musical students OF
Fisk University.
Sunday also promises to be q
memorable day in the Sunday school,
There will be very beautiful mis-.
sionary service given for the mem.
bers of the Sunday school. Come to
the church where you can always
feel welcome.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Holy
Trinity Church met at the residence
of Miss Fletcher, 1914 Church street,
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
with a full attendance. The meet
ing was presided over by the presi
dent, Mrs. W. j. Hale, with Miss
Ruliin as secretary. Scripture read
ing and prayer by the Priest, Father
Elmer Wright.
Much interest is being manifested
in these meetings, each and every
one showing a willingness to work
Many new ideas and suggestions
we're made by the ladies giving much
Inspiration to all present. The many
ways and means of raising money
were also discussed. Mrs. N. w. Ry-
der of State Normal gave a splendid
talk along these lines, bringing out
many helpful thoughts, which were
greatly appreciated by the club.
The next meeting will be with
Miss Bridgewater at her residence,
$40 Lea avenue, Sunday afternoon,
Feb. %, at $3.50 o'clock.
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A DISCUSSION ON BAPTISM,

A DISCUSSION ON BAPTISM.
Not in the history of the Baptist
Ministers Conference was so much
iscussiOn INDUCED in on the subject
Of baptism as was precipitated last
Monday morning. The cause of the
'rgument was u raper presented by
one of the ministers on baptism. 1t
vas said to be one of the most schol-
arly presentations that has been
heard before any religious organiza.
tion, but since it is known that Bap-
lists throughout the country believe
much in baptism-and since this was
touched upon in a way not generally
conceded to be right by most of the
Baptists, it stirred up quite a deal
Of discussion. The critic of the
Minister'S Conference was the read
er Of the paper and it was learned
rom the chairman that on next Mon
day morning a free discussion will
he allowed on the paper and while
it is said this discussion will not
change the Baptist doctrine one whit
much is expected to come from this,
which will be information to the
baptist ministers. Among the vist-
tors at the conference Monday were
Mr. w. Sanders, executive secre-
tary, and Mr.. J. B. Watson, of At.
lanta, Ga, an international secretary
Of the Y. M. c. A. A general report
of all Sunday school and church work
was made by the various pastors.
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enthusiastic one. The members
held the election Of their officers and
also formulated one of the largest
young peoples classes in point of
number and finance in the city. The
following officers were elected: Mr..
Henry T. Matthews, president; Mr..
George Phillips, vice president; Mrs.
C Batson, secretary; Mr.. l. Viii
Siams, treasurer; Miss K. A.. Hill,
reporter; Mr.. William A. Stockell,
chairman of the Lookout Commit
tee. Important plans for the build.
ing up of the class numerically and
financially were made. The mem.
bers also discussed at length plans
Tor their first anniversary reception
which will be given at a very early
date. All were elated over the sue
cessful report of last year, showing
that the class is doing good work
Miss W. B. Flagg is our most efficient
teacher Visitors are always vel
come.
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GAEDA CLASS OF FIFTEENTH
AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.


Galeda Class No. 2 met at the resi-
dence Of Miss Beulah Williams, SIS
Fourteenth avenue, North, last We'd.
nesday night with about twenty in
attendance. A splendid meeting was
held and each one. seemed to be well
pleased with the meeting. The
teacher, Rev. A. w. Porter, was also
present and discussed the lesson
which was very much appreciated.
We also had several visitors who
spoke words Of encouragement to
the class and complimented them on
the great work that they are doing.
After few remarks from the pres
ident, Miss Laura Brooks, the class
was served very tempting three
course menu, after which the class
thanked the hostess for her generous
hospitality and departed for their
several homes.
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LILY OF THE VALLEY FIFTH
AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. E. W. Hawthorne, D. D., Pastor
Sunday school $3.50 a. m. Teachers
and pupils urged to be on time. The
Sunday school is the educational
evangelical and training service OF
the church, therefore let all the
members come.
Devotional Services.
Preaching at 1870 a. m, by the
pastor, subject, witnesses for
Christ" The Lords Supper will be
administered in the afternoon at 8
o'clock. The pastor will deliver a
special sermon, subject, "The Christ
of the Bible the Christ Of God"
Preaching at 8 p. m, by the pas.
tor. subject, "Gideon's Army" Theme
"The Religious War" The members
and friends are urged to be present
at the evening service.
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AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL

sethel.-1eth Avenue 8. Sunday
services IL 4. m. and 3 p. m.; Suhda,
school s:3e q. m; Christian Endeavoi
meeting z p. m; class. and prayer
meeting Thursday night Rev. 8.
howard Pastor.
Trinity A. NJ &C.. Sunday School $50
ices ll;OO a. IN. and Sp. IN. Rev. L. DWELL
astor.
Eheneser, Stones River TURNPIKE
sunday services II q. m. and D. m.
Sunday School o:s0 a. m; Christian
Hndea vor p. m; GLASS meeting Tues
day night; prayer meeting THURSDAY
night Rev. H q. stanford, Pastor.
st: Luke, First Street, w. Nashville,
Sunday services IL q. m. and 3 D, m
Sunday school $3.50 q. M; Christian
bndeayor .. m. Rev. James K Child
ress. Pastor.
Salem.--Cor. 4th Avenue North anc
buchanan st. Sunday services II q
M; Christian Endeavor p. M; class
meeting Thursday night; PRAYER meet
Ing Tuesday night Rev. A Whitwsrth
Pastor.
Scovcl 'Street.-1715 Scovsl street
u. .
M; Sunday School $3.50 a. M; Chrtntiar
Endeavor Z p. m; class meeting Thurs
day night. Rev. w. A. Anderson, Pas
tor
Paynes Chapel.-Cor. 7th ana win.
ter SITS. Sunday services IL 4, m. and
5 p. m; Sunday School $40 a. m.
Christian Endeavor p. M: class meet.
ing Thursday night; prayer meetins
Tuesday night. Rev. ]. r. johnson
d. D., Pastor.
st. James, INDEPENDENTLY serv
ices II a: M and p. M; Sunday
School $50 a. m; Christian Endeavor
7 p. m. Rev. G. l. jackson, Pastor.
st. John Church.-Cerner 9Th Ave
N. and Cedar Street. Rev. ]. H. Smith
| Pastor. Sunday School S:Se q. m.
preaching II g. m. and 6 .. m.: A. G
n. League p. NJ; class meeting Tues
day evening 9 p. m.
st. Paul Church.--Cer. 4th Ave-. 3
! and Franklin st. Rev H. L. p. jones
Faster. Sunday School $50 O. m.
services II 9: m and 7:!e .. m: A. c
i Ssgasv $50 s,r 2 m Trustee sosrS
every Friday night; class meeting
Thursday night; stswardess meeting
every Tuesday p. m: choir rehearsal
Friday night.
st. Phillips, Mt. Nebo.-(Toxas)
Sunday services II q. M and s D. m.
Sunday School $3.50 a. M; Christian
Gndeavor p. m: class meeting Thurs
day night. Rev. n L. Spears. Faster.
St. Peter A. NJ. e. Church, miles
on the White Creek Pike. Sunday
school $3.50 a. m; preaching 1850 G.
M; Allen Christian Endeavor D. m;
preaching p. m. Rev. James l.. Mar.
lin, Pastor.
Flat Reck.-Sunday services II q.
M. and s p. m: Sunday School $50
M; class meeting Friday night.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Sunday School $3.50 q. m; Sunday sery-
Ices II q. m. and 1889 p. m. Rev. w. r.
stephens, Pastor. Mr.. X. T, Green,
Clerk; Prof. 7. B. Hardiman, euDsrin.
tendent Of Sunday Scheol.
Brnden Chapel.-705 Georgia st. Sun.
Rev. w. e. Mitchell, Pastor.
Gordon Chapel.-Herman st., near
near Prospect Sunday services IL q.
m. and 1889 p. m. Rev. J. W. Satter-
field. Pastor.
tor.
Hubbard's Chapel.-Trimlble 3. W.
Cor e. Hill. Sunday services IL q. m.
ana 1850 p. m. Rev. ]. p Price, D. D..
Pastor. Mr.. Mayfield. Superintendent
Of Sunday School.
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kuCY WALTON.
MISS CARTER AND
MR.. PRICE AT ROGER.

Saturday evening at 800 o'clock
there was a program rendered at
Roger Williams University under the
auspices Of one Of the clubs striving
for the financial aid of the school,
Among the interesting renditions
were the numbers by Miss NADIA
lene Carter and Mr.. A. G.
Price: Camilla and 1.-THE Perfect
Day" by Miss Carter, and "I Love
You Truly" and "The Bedouin Love
Song" by Mr.. Price who came out
from the city to assist us. The Da-
vis> Band Band also rendered num-
hers pleasingly.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. BETTE


The funeral of Mrs. Bette Lowe
took place at the Spruce Street Bap-
fist Church on last Sunday, January
2Sth. Rev. VIM. Haynes preached a
great sermon, portraying the life
which was beautifully lived by this
Christian woman who has helped to
shoulder her cfurch duties up till
her death. She was much loved by
those who knew her. Her oldest
son, Mr.. George Allen, of Chicago,
las been loyal son to his mother
He never was too engaged in his
business to forget to write to his
mother and also to send her finance
each week. May God bless him and
help him to bear his grief and may
he find comfort III knowing that
God enabled him to do all he could
for her.
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PARENTS MEETING.

The Quarterly Meeting planned by
the w. G. T. u, the Phyllis Wheat
ley Club and the Fireside Schools
will be held at Kayne Avenue Bap-
fist Church, Rev. b. NJ. Lawrence
pastor, on Feb 18th, at 8 p. m.
An exercise called "An Evening at
Home with q Fireside School Fami-
"" will be given. Rev. N. w. Gill
bert, d. D., pastor Of First Baptist
Church, Sth avenue, ~, and Prof. II.
3. Hardiman, superintendent OF
Clark Memorial Sunday School, will
speak on the Religious Education
Of the Young"
Every one is invited to attend
this meeting.
GRACE N. NATION,
Secretary Parents Meeting Com
mittee.
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both Sunday schools being well rep
resented. and all expressed them.
selves as having had a happy time.
1t is the plan OF the Fireside
School to entertain the young people
Of all the Baptist churches Of the city
during the winter, and these social
occasions will be held from time to
time, as opportunity offers.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
AUXILIARY MEETS

The Ladies' Auxiliary and Pastors'
Aid held an enjoyable meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shut on
Thompson street In TIE business
session Mr.. Shut and Ms. Ridley
were enrolled as new members. The
Aid decided to give a rally Sunday
afternoon Feb. IS, at the church. Az
the close of the business session the
refreshments of the evening were
served. The next meeting will DO
held with Mrs. Thomas Miller on
Warren street.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
MT. ZION CHURCH ANNUAL


The Mt. Zion Baptist Church will
hold its annual election of Sunday
school officers on the second Sunday
n February The public is cordial
ly invited to be present. The Sun,
day school is going on to success un.
der the leadership of the newly
elected superintendent Mr.. Buist
Lockridge, and many new scholars
are being added to the school,
On the 18th of February the school
will have a general tag day and
much success is hoped for on this
day.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
MEIGS SCHOOL PARENT
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Tie Parent-Teachers' Association
of Meiss School will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Friday at
ternoon, Feb. 8, 1917, at 2:3O o'clock.
Miss A. A. Cushney of the Firesids
School will he the principal speaker.
The parents and friends are re-
duested and urged to be present at
this meeting and help make it o
glowing success.
Mrs. COrnelia Lane, President.
Prof. ]. B. Bate, Principal.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
YOUNG woMAN's MISSIONARY
UNIUN.

Members Of the Young Woman's
Missionary Union are reminded of
the regular meeting that comes on
Monday evening, Feb. 8, at e o'clock
at Fireside School headquarters, 612
LAY street. 1t is hoped good num-
Der will be present. Visitors are
heartily welcome and urged to at
tend.
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COLOSSAL BAPTIST MEETING

A COLOSSAL BAPTIST MEETING
was conducted Sunday at the Lily OF
the Valley Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church, Fifth avenue, South, by the
Baptist Ministers Association of tho
city, Rev. c. Fl. Clark, D. D., presi-
dent; Rev. J. L. Harding, B. D., SEQ.
rotary.
The meeting was q reccrd-breaking
affair and the people gathered in
throngs from all parts of the city to
assist Rev. E. W. Hawthorne, D. D.,
pastor, and the members in. lifting a
debt that has been of long standing
Oh the property. The pastor and
members wish to state to the read
ing world that the interest, enthusi.
asm and Christian fervency has
never before been so permanently
displayed together with the finance
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
GORDON CHAPEL, M F

GORDON CHAPEL NJ. E. CHURCH.
Gordon Chapel NJ. T.. Church Sun.
Gay School was largely attended II
II a. m. the pastor preached a won.
derful sermon to the Ladies' Guild
Text, John 2, For many deceivers
are entered into the world who con.
Tess not that Jesus Christ is come
IN the flesh. This IS a deceiyer and
an anti-Christ" A large tumber of
ladies were present and witnessed
this excellent sermon. The ladies of
this organization are at work and
are doing great work under their
beloved president, Mrs. c. c. Bounds
who makes every one welcome with
a smile. The pastor and wife dined
with the Guild at the home of Mrs.
V. Louis, 2510 Herman street. A
most beautiful seven course menu
was served in order.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
SYLVAN STREET BAPTIST
NJIIIDCu

SllOlNSll.
The meeting of the Pastors Fund
Society of the Sylvan Street Baptist
Church was called TO order by the
president, Mrs. c. V. Lane, Jan. 30.
1917, with devotional exercises led
by Miss Y. B. Clendening. The
meeting was quite inspiring, there
being 80 members present new
members added to the club. Collec-
tion 1924. Remarks by several
members Of the club on the club
welfare. The club was then served
a delicious five course menu by the
hostesses Mrs. Ellen Blood and Mrs.
Abe Boyd. The meeting being at (
Sylvan street. The club adjourned
to meet with Mrs. Effie Bradley, Syl-
van street, Monday evening, Feb. 5,
1917.
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POstelle, Ark. Jan. Il, 1917.


Mr.. Editor: VIII you plaese read
this letter to your congregation and
see if any in your congregation know
Of this little boy? His name is Jim.
ME Lee. This little boy wants to
come home When he left home he
EFT father and a mother, two
sisters and two brothers. He left
there about five years ago. His pa.
rents gave him Is cents to go to the
meat market and some travelling
white people caught him and carried
him away and he is now fourteen
years old and wants his people to
ccme and get him OF send after him
OF once. He was in this little town
a few days ago and he is not far
from here now, about II miles from
here, he says The white people say
they are going to send him home
every year but they don't do it. He
says he has tried to get away but
they catch him and take him back.
Vow II yen do not find any one in
YOUR church, pass this on to the
pastor of the next church. Inquire
Of any Lee.
knCY WALTON.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Lea Avenue Christian Church.-7oe
Lea Avenue, Services Sunday IL .
m. and .. m. Sunday School s:3C
a. m. Young Peoples Christian Endea.
vor Society Sunday evening at 7:eo p
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night
Cay Street Christian ChuFeh.-Elde,
F. J. Smith, Pastor, Services IL a. m
and D. M; Sunday school 1880
willing Workers Club every Thursday
night Pastors Aid Society every Fri
day night S. ]. Chandler. Clerk.
Willow Streets. Hill, s. W. Corner
First Avenue. Sunday services 1850 ,
m.
Church of Ckrist-Charlotte ant
46th Avenue North,
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PRIMITIVE BAPTIST

McNairy Hiu-iath Ave-, N. Sunday
School $40; preaching IL a. m. and s
.. m. Sundays. Services twice q week.
Rev. Sam Bryant. Pastor
School $50 q. m; preaching 11:Se o. m.
and p. m. Sundays.
Pastor
Bethel Primitive.-Bunday School
9:ss g. m; Preaching services 11:se a.
N and . p. m. Sunday.
NJ. Msriah.-21e7 Alameda st. sun
day School $3.50 q. m; preaching serV-
lees 11:3s q. m. and 8 p. m. Sundays.
Pleasant valley, Edsehin Street
Sunday School s:se q. M; prsaehins
1850 .. m. and 3 p. m. Sunday.
Rev. W. Wilson. Pastor
The United Primitive nnptist.--4Snd
Ave-, g. e. Cor. Albion st.. N. W.-Sun
day school $3.50 q. m; preaching 11:se
a. m. and p. m: Sundays,
West NnahvilIe.-SundayS School $40
a. m; preaching 1850 a. m. and 7;se
D. M; prayer meeting Thursday night
st. Eli Primitive.-The Bible Banc
meets every Sunday evening ut s:ss
o'clock. taught by sister syhia Hen
derson. Every one 10 invited to meet
us--The Sunday School opens every
Sunday morning at s:se supsristen-
syhia Hsnderson-PrsaOhihg services
ll:s0 a. m. and D. m. every Sunday
morning under the auspices OF Bldoi
G.. Thompson.
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COLORED METHODIST
EPISCOPAL

Lane Tabernacle.--Spring st. Sun
day School $3.50 g. M; preaching 11:ss
a. m. and p. m. Bpwerth League
meeting at $50 p. m; prayer meeting
every Wednesday At 3 o'cleek.
Phillips CAapel.-s Wharf Ave. 8nn.
day School s:so .. M: O. L League
z p: m; Cas- meeting TuesAAy niGht;
hN-a Class Wednssday aight
CaDers ChapeI.--Chureh It. Preach
Ing at II q. m. and .. m: Sunday
school $3.50 q. m; c. q. League p N. {;
Tuesday night, elaax meeting; WsdAes.
day p. M, Bible elAAA