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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22
Risks by Skilled Drivers.

"Of course. the suggestion as to COM
pulsory examination is theoretically de-
sirable. in order to insure that all motor
car drivers are proficient in the art of
driving before they are allowed to take
charge of an automobile. Moreover.
such regulations would be proper from
the point of view of the manufacturer
who would have his car better treated
But experience has shown that reckless
driving is in the main the fault of the
men possessing the highest skill with
the least self-control and consideration,
who think they can afford to take risks.
They are confident of their unusual
power and do not fear to incur dangers
which the ordinary man would not dare
TO risk. 1t should also be pointed out
that more than one of the dealers and
manufacturers have themselves been
examining drivers for some time past
in considerable numbers
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
LABOR DAY sermon
AT Central Church

Tomorrow, at II o'clock. the Rev
William p. Fulton. d. D., Of Philadei-
mia will occupy the pulpit in Cen
tral Presbyterian Church. King street
below Eighth. DR.. Fulton is one OF
Phfadelphia's leading preachers, anq
nas for years been chairman OF the
svangelistic work Of our church IN
hat city. IN view Of Labor nay he
has chosen for his mornings theme'
Gods Hand in Our Nations Hist5ry.
The Sunday school will convens for
,he last time at 30 o'clock, and viii be
IN charge Of Miss Helen NJ. Price. The
ubiect VIII be "Nationai Heroes The
arst evening service will begin at 40
o'clock and Or. Fulton's subject VIII
be. Make Jesus King"
The music for the days viii be as iol-
lows. organ prelude, Flagler, "Fugh-
.tta." Lernaigre: AT Evensong'' by
Gilbert: Grand ChOeur,' henaud. Inc
solo in the morning. "Ho that dwell
eth" MacDermid. and IN the evening
1 DO Not Ask" Spross. a hearty vel
come 10 ALL
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
Service
FOR MEN At EASTLAKE
Young Women to Act as
UsherS and Also Take
Offerings
CHORUS CHOIR OF
WOMEN TO SING

Tomorrow night at Eastlake NJ r.
Church will be MEMS Night" and
the pastor. the Rev. r. IA. Collins.
will preach a special sermon on "The
Power and Possibilities Of Men :"
Young women OF the church will act
as ushers and will take the offering
while there will be special music by
the large chorus choir OF women. as
sisted by an orchestra Mrs. Clemo
will be in charge Of the music.
All mon In the community are IN
vi'ed The service will commence
az $50 O'Clock. other services to-
morrow will be held as usual AZ
$50 o'clock tdmorrow an old fashion
ed class meeting will be held under
the leadership OF John Smith Al
1880 o'clock Mr.. Collins will preach
his subject being THE Christian
Runner and His Obsorervs Al
2 o'clock the Bible school Will meet
with Walter Mlsslmer. superinten
dent. in charge. The Women's an,
Mems Bible Glasses will meet In th'
4 church auditorium. On Wednesda!
evening the pastor will conduct M
prayer meeting service az the close o
which the official board meeting vii
/ be held
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01

There is no doubt that when peace is
established some kind Of a league TO
enforce peace viii be formed by the
political states of the world. It Is
argued that this example will stimulate
tho desire for religious union.
II the Pope's peace plan goes through
Il will undoubtedly give him an unusual
opportunity 10 call another General
Council Of the Christian Church, Of which
many have been held in the past.
Previous 70 the seventh century seven
General Councils were held to determine
great theological questions, and the find
ings Of these councils arc recognized 20
day by practically all Protestant as
well as the Anglican. Roman Catholic
and Greek Catholic Churches.
The Roman Catholic Church is max
Ing less and less Of the temporal power
Of the Pope. emphasizing his purely
spiritual leadership, and the Anglican
Church Protestant BpiscopaD Is quite
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
OUR COMMUNION"
THEME At scott.
Chorus Choir Will Renew
lis Work After One
Months Vacation
SERVICE
AT $50 O'CLOCK

The summer schedule viii close a
Scott NJ. F.. Church tomorrow Tho
large cvhorus choir. with Miss Wise at
tho organ and Miss Thielman directing,
vii be present after a months vacation
and render some special selections at
the morning service.
40 9i5 O'Clock. praise and testimony
meeting viii be held. I'm charge OF the
leader. r. n. Gilbert. and at 1890
o'clock, morning worship. The pastor
theme will be our Communion. after
which the Sacrament OF the Lords sup
per will be administered. At II 80
o'clock all the departments Of the
Bible School will meet
At Gao o'clock the twilight service
viii be held. A musical program VIII
be given by the full choir and the choir
will lead the congregation In singing
many Of the hymns that have CON
tributed so largely TO make these SER
vices popular. . ..r.
Tic pastors subject will be I'M
Light That lllumlnes. The exercises
Will last but one hour. The services
will be hcld as usual during the week.
Tho pastors subject at the mid-wee'
PRAYER meeting on Wednesday night
| will be Precious Promises.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
FAREWELL TWILIGHT
Service At EPNORTH
Homecoming Night Will
be Featured by Orchestra
and Solos
DICKINSON STUDENT
WILL BE SPEAKER

In Epworih Methodist EpiscopR
Church. Tenth and Lombard streets. -
morrow's services will be both inies-
ostlng and profitable. Beginning at 9
o'clock an nsplrational' class meeting
viii be held under the leadership or
Norris Elzcy
"The shepherd Of Captive Israeli
will be tho sabbath school lesson
topic at 10 O'Clock. Willis % Overdeer.
Superintendent. The orchestra win fur
nish the music Tho nrcxcl Biddle class
for men will meet "a the same hour.
with tho pastor teaching the lesson.
AZ A o'clock the pastor. the Rev. J.
Howard Gray. will preach from the
subject, Helping The Man IN the Dark.
B. Charles Donovan VIII have charge OF
the music Tor this service, ana pf
special request viii sing q solo.
The anal twilight service, to be nelo
, 40 Gao o'clock. viii he featured as
! Homecoming Night IN q Home-like
Church" and II Is anticipated that every
member and friend OF Epworth VIII
come back for this meeting This VIII
be the last Of a great series OF services
About twelve or our own young people
from the sunday school orchestra VIII
render valuable assistance MT ana
Mrs Arthur Wilson viii have charg,
OF the music. and will be ably assisted
by Howard Butler and his sister, Mss
sadie who will sing "The Heart ina
WAS Broken for Me" and Miss Edn.
Ball. soloist, from Harrison Stree
church. will sing "The Great Kingdom
Beyond
In addition 70 this there WIN he wv
nfteen-minute addresses. The tlrst WI
be given by the Rev. Ralph Mlnker'
student for the ministry at Dickinson
College Mr.. Mlnker is known 90 man
lof our people. and they viii be sla
10 hear him before he returns TO M
school. The other address viii p
made by the pastor. whose subject WI
\ he Coming Home From Exile Gas
meeting viii be held on Monday nen
and prayer meeting on Nednesas
b night al 100 o'clock The prayer meet
b INK win be IN charge Of The pastor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
TO LECTURE ON EARLY
DAYS OF CHRISTIANITY

Regular services will be held tomor-
row az Zion Lutheran Church. tho Rev.
S. G Won Bose pastor. Tho German
Sunday School viii meet al $50 o'clock
and the German service VIII be at 40. 30
o'clock.
In the English Sunday school, az IS
O'Clock. tho lectures on the early days Of
Christianity will be continued Special
sermons on the forerunnors Of the Ref
ormatlon. In anticipation Of the quadri-
centennial this fall. will be preached
every Sunday evening IN September.
THE Waldcnsians." will be The topic
for tomorrow night.
The mems society will meet on Tues
day and on Thursday the Frauen-
verein and the Teachers Training
Class. The German school will re.
open on September IS.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
New Law, at Last, Releases Children
From Work in Mines and CanneFies

seven years old. 27.023 children under
"a years OF age employed IN manufac-
turing and mechanical establishments
viii be released; 1857 children under
&c years OF age who were reported
working IN mines and quarries will no
longer do that dangerous work. How
many children between "a and i6 will
not be employed when their legal day
Is cut 10 eight hours, no one can say.
In 1910. 1860 children between "a and
i6 were not protected by an eight
hour law. These do not include the
large numbers Of children that have
worked during August and September
IN canneries.
Friends and the opponents OF the aoi
are asking what provisions are 10 be
made for the education and care of
these children on being released from
B the mines and factories. In some
/ states compulsory education laws are
still to be passed and In others good
! laws go unenforced. In some States
provision is made for the unfortunate
children who because OF death Of
| poverty Of their parents should BE-
supported until physically and men
tally prepared for self-support. In
larger number Of States no such far
sighted view has been taken.
Relatively few Americans live IN N
place In which they spent their child
hood and so a State with advance
standards finds itself unable 20 pro
tect It's future from the neglect an
responsibility OF q neighboring stat'
b The level Of citizenship in the Unite
States is determined by the worst a
we'll as the best standards. So far. e1
. cept for the grants OF public land an
recent provisions for mechanical. ayr
/ cultural and vocational education
; these matters have been left entirel
I to the States.
Is It too much TO hope that the ma
2 ton will insure TO all It's childre
something like an equal opportunity {
3 become strong. intelligent and ind'
] pendent oitizens7
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
MRS. BGECHER and Mr..
RAMSAY WILL SING SOLOS

The services az the First Methodist
Protestant Church will be Preaching
al iO.45 O'Clock by thc pastor, the Rev.
rben n. BALDWIN, subject, II Am the
Almighty God; Walk Before Me and
Be Thou Perfect: Sabbath school at
2f5 o'clock. Y p. 5. T.. =. prayer
service at 6.lJ o'clock, topic. "Consecra-
ton Of SONG Robert Ramsey, leader
preaching at 74j o'clock by the pastor
subject. "Tho Immovablo ami On
daunted Apostle" at the evening SER
vice tho choir viii give Lot Is sing
Unto the Lord" Soloists, Mrs. Paul
Boecher and Robert Ramsey.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
Pores Peace Move May be Step Toward
Unity Of Christian Churches, Says DR.. Stelzle

ready to adapt itself 20 a plan which
would bring action about the union OF
the Catholic and Protestant Churches.
Indeed in the United states en- impor-
tant movement is under way In the
Protestant Episcopal Church TO bring
about organic union. Ono wonders what
will be the effect Of The death OF CzaTism
upon the Greek Catholic Church-the
state church of Russia-so far as union
with other religious bodies Is concerned.
The sectarian spirit among Protestant
Churches in this country is being ie-
moved. largely through the social work
in which churches are becoming IN
crcasingly interested
Cne of the things most gre0tly feared
bv the various denominntional leaders
Ii tho effect Of the war upon "denom-
rational loyalty7-for the men IN the
trenches formerly holding religious an
tagonisms are coming to discover tho
foohshness Of sectarian prejudice.
However, organic union between tho
more than 200 Protestant denominations
in the United States will be compara-
lively slow. The chances are that they
will not get very close together through
a discussion of theological differences u
general council This will be accom-
plished through the gradual drawing 20
gether of smaller noups-that Is, TIVE
or three denominations at time.
/ Furthermore. IL is well known tha
when n country or n group of nation
las been divided on account Of the wan
as a rule the churches sre the last q
get together.
And yet, il is not impossible tina
the Pope may attempt to bring togethe
the great religious bodies Of the worl
for the adoption Of a united peace pro
gram for establishment Of Christia
ideals
If the Pope can accomplish this NOR
p than human task. he viii deserve n
! gratitude not only Of the churches hi
, of the eutirc civilized world.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
.SILVERBROOK Church
Receives DONATION
Individual Communion Set,
Recently Given, VIII be
Used Tomorrow
BOARD OF STEWARDS
MEETS ON THURSDAY

The services tomorrow at Silver
brook Methodist Episcopal Church
will follow inc summer schedule
Sunday school will convene at 10
o'clock. in charge OF JOS. W Coley,
the superintendent All departments
OF the school will NEE. at this hour,
including the Mems Biddle Bible
Class The pastor will teach the
mems class.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will he administered by the pas
tor the Rev Biwood W. Jones. at the
II o'clock service. This will be a
service Of special interest because
the new individual communion set,
which wac recently donated TO the
church, will be used for the first time.
All members and friends OF the
church will be cordially welcomed
! Any persons desiring to unite with
tho church will be received at this
/ service.
The twilight service will be begin
az $50 o'clock. This will be ser
| vice Of much interest. consisting
largely Of congregational singing
There will be special musical feat
ures at the morning and evening fer
vices. the singing being directed By
Albert y. Wilde. John Croney vii
sing n solo az the night service.
The pastor will deliver a short ser
mon NJ the twilight service. his sub
ject being. "a Little Maids Minis
try"
Glass meetings will be held Monda
and Tuesday evenings az O'Clock.
The Board ~ Stewards will me-
. az the parsonage Thursday evening
s o'clock
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
BY GRACE ABBOTT.
director, Division Of Child Labor y. g
Department Of LabOr)

Minerals from mines or quarries In
which children under i6 are employed
or products Of mills, canneries, work
shops or manufacturing establishments
employing children under "a. will not
be admitted 20 interstate or foreign
commerce, under the new federal child
labor law, In effect September 4. The
law includes also an eight-hour day
for children between "a and i6, and
work only between 6 q. m. and Z p M.
There has been some demand that
enforcement Of the act be postponed
until the end Of the war, but this
has come from those who opposed the
law. Apparently the people realize
nothing can be more important for the
future Of our democracy than adher-
ence 20 those standards which we have
found necessary for she protection Of
children.
England and France have warned us
industrial efficiency is not promoted by
! breaking down labor standards. while
4 canada, Australia and New Zealand
have set us the excellent example OF
adhering To-, and In a few instances
advancing their pre-war standards.
The fact that child labor or compul
sorry education laws were strengthened
by States as widely separated as AT
kansas, Illinois, Kansas. North Caro-
lima, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas
Vermont and Wisconsin during tn
confused months Just passed, Is sig
nifcant.
10 is impossible TO say with any &C
curacy how many. children will b.
taken out OF industry by this act. -
many States the standards Of age ant
hours Of work set by the State law
are as high as the requirements o
the federal act; a few State standard
are higher; In a larger number the,
are below the federal standard.
on the basis Of the figures Of IN
thirteenth census, now more tina
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
RETHANY PAsToR RETuRNs.

The Rev. John f. Hunsberger. pas
tor OF Bethany Baptist Church. has
returned from his vacation and will
resum York az all services tomOr-
row. The a. us services are as fol.
lows: Brotherhood meeting az 10
O'Clock: morning worship al 1880
o'clock: Bible school at ? O'Clock;
evening worship AZ 7.45 o'clock; B.
Y. p. u. az Z o'clock. A monthly
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society
will be held on Tuesday at S o'clock;
prayer service at z As o'clock on Wed
nesday evening
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
EASTLAEE PRESBYTERlANS
WILL HONOR LABOR DAY

tn. pastor OF Eastlake Presny-
ferlan church has returned from his
vacation and will preach az both ser
,,lces tomorrow. AT 1890 O'Clock
the theme will be Christ Liveh m
10 % Vocni solo. "Since Jesus
Came into My Heart.
sunday school at ~ noon
A popular service In recogni'lon on on
Labor Day viii be held at GOV
o'clock The pastor Will speak on
Jesus the Mechanic" A song ser
vice with instrumental accompani-
ment will open the meeting Ineie
viii be some special music cor,
dial invitation is extended to al
working men.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
REV. ]. ". EASLEY WILL
TALK ON LABOR PROBLEM

At McCabe Memorial Church to-
morrow, the Rev. James W. Easley
pastor, the services will be: 1920
o'clock. sermon. Subject The La
bor Problem. What?" u O'Clock Sun
dav school; $50 O'Clock, evening ser
vices; special music and singing, solo,
duet. anthem; soprano. Miss Easley;
alto. Mrs. George l.. r. Thompson;
tenor. W o. Morton: bass, Dr. +. b
Manchester Sermon theme, The
Garden"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

Preaching services at the First
United Presbyterian Church, Third
and Broome streets, at IL AMI Z
O'Clock. Sermon subjects. morning,
THE Feast Of Harvest; evening. Tai.
ents;" Sabbath school meets at 10
o'clock: intermediate C. e at $40
O'Clock; midweek prayer meeting at
As o'clock on Wednesday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Services at Trinity Lutheran
Church. corner Of Twenty-third street
and Concord avenue the Rev. Milton
II. Slime. Phi. D.. will consist OF
sermon ut IL O'Clock. theme: 'iAngel
Visitors and What They Said, and
.745 o'clock, theme: An Angel
Guard" Sunday school at 10 o'clock
and Y. p. S. c. e. az Z o'clock. Con
seoration meeting. led by tho presi-
dent.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
ST. JAMES-ST. BARNABAS
SERVICES FOR TOMORROW

Services at St. James Episcopal
Church. Stanton. the Rev. j. +. Parks,
rector will be held tomorrow at 10
o'clock; Sunday school; IL o'clock,
celebration Of the Holy Eucharist and
sermon by the rector.
Services at ST. Barnabas' Episcopal
Church, Marshallton. the Rev. j. r.
Parks. rector for tomorrow, viii be at
o o'clock. celebration Of the Holy
Eucharist; 2.3O o'clock, Sunday schools
$50 O'Clock, evensong; sermon by tho
rector.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
PASTOR THOMPSON Will
OCCUPY PULPIT TOMORROW

Services will be held in tho First
Presbyterian Church at II O'Clock
Sunday morning. Tho pastor, the
Rev ]. Ross stonesifer. has returned
from his vacation and will be in the
pulpit. Miss Helen NJ Wakefield will
be at the organ and the chorister. Mrs.
Nell Krumme Anderson, Will be IN
charge Of the choir.
Sabbath scrool at 10 O'Clock In
the evening at 100 o'clock the pas
tor the Rev. ]. Ross Stonesifer, Will
occupy the pulpit.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
DR.. IRWIN RETURNS HOME;
Will preach TOMORROW

The pastor. the Rev. J. Y. Irwin, who
has returned from his vacation, VIII
occupy tho pulpit morning and evening
at Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Sunday school az 10 o'clooki morning
service az II o'clock, followed by OBJ
servance Of Holy Communioni O. y. at
Gas o'clock Miss Media Walther, lead
er; song service and sermon at $50
o'clock. Special music by the choir At
morning and evening services.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
BRACK Eek PLANS FOR
EFFICIENCY CAMPAIGN

Services az Brack-Ex N. +. Church
will be on the fall and winter sched-
ule beginning tomorrow.
The pastor. the Rev Claude W.
Clark. will preach AZ II o'clock on
THE Thought OF God Took Hold Of
Him." Sunday school Will be IN
charge Of superintendent u. W.
White. A. $50 o'clock. Junior Ep-
WORTHY League. in charge Of Miss
Carrie Curiett.
The pastor is planning an efficiency
campaign with the various depart
meut heads. which will reach every
family In the church.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
COLD PRIZE Choir TO
SING AT BIC Bethel

Sunday services at Big Bethel A NJ.
z. Church will be as follows: 1890
O'Clock. Iseaehing by the pastor, the
Rev. H. Y. Arnett. d. D.. subject. The
Cloud OF Witnesses" 1890 O'Clock
class meetings; 2.30 o'clock, Sunday
school; 730 o'clock sermon. illus
trated, subject: Tho Great Supper"
special music.
Thursday night, 8 o'clock. the 800
gold prize choir OF Frankford. Pa,
will give one OF It's programs In Big
Bethel singing Negro melodies and
popular and classical songs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
YOLrNTEERs OF AsTERICA.

The services in the Volunteers or
America Gospel Mission Hall, at No.
sos Shipley street, and elsewhere,
this Sabbath. are as follows. Open
air service at Fourth and Market
streets. at 7.15 o'clock. followed by an
indoor service in the Volunteer han
at the above address at S.15 O'Clock
when Adiutant and Mrs Louis Boss
will have charge Master B. Duncan
Boss will sing a solo at this service.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
WESLEY NJ. e. CHURCH.

Services at Wesley NJ E. Church TO-
morrow will begin at 2 o'clock with
the Sunday school followed by preach
ing service when the Rev. Ralph
Minker of Dickinson College VIII
preach. The evening service will be
Gin Al 7.45 O'Clock and the Rev. T.
b Ely will have charge Of the ser
vice. The regular monthly business
meeting o. the Official board will be
held Tnesdny evening at 8 o'clock.
Prayer meeting will be held Thurs
day evening in charge of the pastor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
west PUESDYTERIANS
PLAN WINTER SCHEDULE

At West Presbyterian Church there
will be public worship at IL and tSo
o'clock, conducted by the pastor tIe
Rec. L. Franklin Smiley, d. d. Bible
school assemblies at 10 o'clock. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at D
o'clock. Zach service Is for one hour.
The regular Winter lIhedule Of services
goes into effect on the second Sabbath IN
September.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
PASTOR STONESIFER home:
WILL preach TOMORROW

The regular Sunday services Will be
resumed tomorrow, with preaching by
the pastor the Rev. A. Il. Thompson,
both morning and night, AZ St'f"ul .
NJ. z. Church.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. H. thompson
returned last night from their vacation
trip 70 the Thousand Islands and other
points of interest.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
sEvFNrn pAY ApvENrIsTs.

In the First Seventh Day Advestists'
Church the order Of services is as fol-
lows: Prayer meeting, Wednesday at
80 O'Clock; Sabbath school every sat
urday at 0.45 o'clock preaching at II
O'Clock by the pastor George A. stew
ems. subject. zone with God Is Major
itv.' Bible lecture Sunday at rs
o'clock. subject. "The Life and Death
Onestion.n
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
DR.. DUNAWAY TO preach
AT Second BAPTIST CRURCH

The service tomorrow morning at
Second Baptist Church Will be in
charge Of the Row j. Manning Dun
away, minister OF the Baptist Church,
al Cheriton. Va. DR. Holloway. the
pastor, will be home next week The
Bible school convenes at ~ o'clocq.
Wednesday night prayer service at 8
O'Clock. Tho music will be in charge
OF ]. Wales Davis. lhader OF the choir.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-01
eFcoND NJ p. CHURCH.

Services tomorrow at Second NJ. P.
church. the Rev 7. w. Eddins, pastor
win be: Preaching morning and even
i-c by the pastor subject, 10. AS o'clock,
Presumptuous Sins" 8 o'clock, The
Word Was Made Flesh" Sunday School
100 2 o'clock. Prayer meeting Friday
evening.