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The Washington herald., 1918-03-30
Church Services
First Baptist.

Tomorrow's services at the First
Baptist Church, Sixteenth and o
streets northwest. viii be in fun keep
ing with the thought and spirit OF
Easter. The pastor. Rev. W. W. Nc
Master, will take as the theme of his
morning discourse, Defeat or Vic
tory" At the evening service the sub
ject announced Is Gods Steam Roll
er." when Mr.. McMaster will show
how resistlessly the purposes of God
move forward through the ages, de-
spite the indifference of man, and the
opposition of satan. The musical pro-
gram for the day will be in charge
OF the quartet choir, the personnel OF
which is as follows: Florence How
ard, soprano; Mary Jacobs. contralto;
Henry Kruger. tenor; Harry Helwig,
bass, with Mrs. Edmund Barry at the
organ.
Morning proEram-Organ prelude
G.cmaigreJ; DoxolOgy: hymn. Christ
the Lord Is Risen To-day" Carey
responsive reading of PsalmS Gloria
Patria; Scripture lesson from Isaiah;
quartet. The Strife Is Ger, Halle
lujah" (Mendelssohn); prayer. led by
the pastor; soprano soto. ''Hosanna'
IGranier): offertory: hymn, welcome
Happy ,MoERiPg'' CSulliyaD; sermon,
= Defeat or Nicotry?"; Csiartet. 20
GIorihed. o Crucified'' (SchneckeT):
hymn. THE Strife IS Ger" from
"Palestrina;" bcnediction, and post
lude CRheinbeTgerl.
A special program Of music and rec
itations has been arranged for the
Bible school, which meets at 9:45.
Parents and friends of the scholars
are cordially invited to this service.
The Christian Endeavor will meet at
o'clock in the evening. This seTy-
ice is designed to interest all young
men and women. especially strangers
and visitors to the city. They will
find delightful atmosphere of
warmth and friendliness.
Realizing the immense impetus given
to the study of the prophetic Scrip
lures by the remarkable occurrences
of the present war, Mr.. McMaster is
planning a series of Bible conferences
for the o'clock Sunday evening serv-
ice. It is expected that a certain de-
gree Of informaIity will characterize
these services, and within limits, open
discussion, and the use of the ques-
tionaire methods will be encouraged
II Is the pastors belief that these
meetings will furnish a much needed
opportunity for people of all denomi-
nations, interested in the prophetic
writings to get togetheE for confer
ence and study.
One week from Sunday morning
Rev. ]. F. Love, general secretary oi
Baptist Foreign Mission Board, of the
Southern Convention, will speak al
the morning service in the Fist Bap-
tist Church. 1t is planned to make
this meeting a get-together meeting
Of all unattached Southern Baptists
especially those who have come tc
Washington during the progress Of the
war.
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Holy Name.

Elaborate music has been arranged
by the several choirs of Holy Name
Church for the various services to-
morrow. Owing to severe illness, Miss
Anna Doyle will be unable to direct
the choirs as usual, but the program
as previously arranged by her will
be carried out.
At the 9 o'clock mass the junior
choir, accompanied by Miss Marie r.
Melting and assisted by Messrs. Nc
Callum, Brawner and Hopwell, vio-
lins, will sing as follows: I'VE VIII
Greet Him" (GeibeD, chorus; Re-
surrexit Sicut Dicit," words by Miss
Melting, music Spring Song" Men-
delsohn), Miss Elsie Lecket at the
offertory: Christ Is Risen from the
Dead" Oanks), solo, Miss Agatha
Healy and chorus; There's a Glory
Bright" (yerdD. chorus; recessional.
"Alleluia, Alleluia, Let the Holy An
thems Rise"
At the solemn high mass at 10:3
o'clock, at which the celsbrant will be
Rev. c. A. Dubray with Father Hayes.
deacon, and Rev. Thomas Kervick,
subdeacon. the senior choir, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Hughes, wfl
sing La Hoche's "Missa Pro Pace
with Gounod's "Sanctus" and 'Bene-
dictus." The ofrertory will be Re
gina Coeli" Marzo). and the recess
sional Unfold Ye Portals" (Gounod).
At 7:30 o'clock in the evening, the
excellent male choir of the chSrch
directed by Mr.. James l. Duncan,
will sing Stern's colemn vespers, with
Holden's 20 Salutaris," and ''Tantum
Ergo" by Faure.
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Sixth PRESBYTERIAN.

Special features will mark the Eas-
ter services at the Sixth Presbyte-
rian Church, both in the morning and
the evening. At the IL o'clock wor-
ship, stringed quartet will play the
prelude and the offertory, and the
new vested children's choir will sing
an Easter anthem. The pastor, Rev.
Marcus A. Spencer, will preach on
Freed from Bondage to Death"
The 8 o'clock worship will be dis
tinctly a patriotic service, with the
unfurling of service flag as the fea-
ture. The flag contains seventeen
stars, and Is the gift of the Young
Women's Guild Of the church. Chap
lain ]. B. Frazier, U. s. N, who is
stationed in the Bureau of Naviga-
ton, in charge of the Chaplain's
Corps, will preach the sermon. The
children's choir will sing again.
Congressman Charles B. Timber
lake, Representative from Colorado,
WIN address a social gathering at
the church on Monday, April Is, at
D. m. Mr.. Tmberlake Is one of the
congressman who went. abroad to
study war conditions last fall. and
he Will speak on war Experiences
at Europe's Battle Front" 1t is
hoped to have one or two musical
numbers. The meeting is open to
the public
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Easter EDITORIAL
By THE cHURcHMAN.

Tomorrow the church bells will ring their Easter
greetings and bring every Christian to another reaza
ton of the meaning Of this glad Easter day. Tomorrow
the highways in every town, village and city will be
strewn with the flowers of faith and love that make
beautiful the path for ideals. Tomorrow will be the
glad Easter day.
When Christ arose from the tomb. He took worship
out of the temple and put into the heart of mankind
and made true religion matter of character and life.
At the time of His advent the world had many beliefs.
but little religion. The greatest teachers had mixed
FORM theory and power into creeds. but Christ took
these and made them source of life and it is this
power of God in man which controls the souls destiny
For the Christ with His new revelation of religion
that fires the heart there today thousands of homes
and churches throughout this and every other land
real sense of welcome. honor and praise from the
heart of world to be redeemed and regenerated.
And So on this glorious Easter eve of the anniver-
say of His resurrection from the dead. Jesus Christ
comes again to humanity with religion which not only
appeals to our common sense but to our deepest feel
ings of love and loyalty. His kingdom. He said. is
within and needs temples. shrines, rituals for
Its highest expression He took religion from the realm
of speculation and made it real experience He stripped
it of its mysticism and endowed it with affection.
The Christian world welcomes Christ with Easter
carols which seem ike the bursting of humanitys sob
of despair into one long immortal song of hope.
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Kendall Baptist.

The Easter music al the Kendall
Baptist Church, Ninth and B streets
southwest, under the direction OF, Mrs.
Isabel Garvin Shelley. with Mrs. Hun
ter ID. Watkins at the organ, win be
as follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, Ia Con-
temptation" CThayerl; anthem. las Il
Began 20 Dawn" MARTINI. with Incl
dental tenor solo by c. F. Owens:
offertory. The Pilgrims Song OF
Hope" CBatiste); soprano solo. The
Angels Easter Song" CSchnecker),
Mrs Shelley; postlude. "Marche Ro-
maine" CGounod).
At the evening service the choir
will render the Easter cantata, Mes
siah Victorious" by W. G. Hammond.
and the solofsts will be J. l. Smith,
of the British Embassy. baritone: c.
I F. owens. A. J. Alexander and II. c.
BrensinCer. tenors: Miss Lucille VII
bur and Mrs. T. Swan Harding. So
pranos: Mrs. Esthef Faunce Beard.
alto. and Mrs. Efhe Spencer. con-
tFalIO
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Fifth Baptist.

Musical numbers at the Fifth Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning will be
as follows: "Old Hundred" CBour-
geois); Lords Prayer, chant HalD
Angels, Roll the Rock Away (Hol-
den), incidental soloist, Miss Elsie
Jones; I'm the End of the Sabbath
(Speaks), soloist, Miss Gladys Price;
GLORY to the Lamb" (Froelich) f;
Come Thou Almighty King" (Giar-
dinD; What Did He Do?" (Owen)
Man of Sorrows" CBliss):
Evening service. 7:45-"Marching to
Zion" Uowry); "Sing the Wondrous
Story CBilhOrD; Lord of Heaven
(RossD, incidental soloists, Mrs. Wind
sor and Mr.. Webb; "All Hail the
Power Of Jesus Name" (Ellor); "Eas-
ter Narrative" (Neidlinger), soloist.
Miss Price; ITO the Paschal Victim
tStewart), solist, Mrs. Windsor; "Glo-
ry to the Lamb" CFroehlich); in the
Cross Of Christ 1 Glory (Conkey);
Gloria in Excelsis'' (Mozart): "Sun-
shine in the Soul" (McGranahan).
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festival magnificat and nunc dimittis.
The vicar will preach in the morning
on THE Greatest Fact in History"
and at night on Men whom the Re-
surrection Touched" The special Of
fering for the day will be for the
principal of the mortgage debt. On
Friday there Will be confirmation and
sermon by the bishop of Washington,
at p. m.
1t will be of very great help to the
Easter services IL persons will ad-
just their clocks to the new time on
Saturday night, as the Easter services
are all on the daylight saving time.
On Easter Monday there will be re-
sumed the Monday night social and
dance for soldiers and sailors from to
1O:3e.
As on an average over 500 people at
tend these Monday night socials, the
rule requiring all civilians to show
Visitors Cards will be enforced. This
is necessary in order to give proper
space for those who desire to dance.
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ST. MARK-CHAPTER 16.

pies and Peter that he goeth be-
fore you into Galilee: there shall ye
see him, as he said unto you.
And they went out quickly, and
fed from the sepulchre; for they
trembled and were amazed: neither
said they any thing TO any man;
for they were afraid.
Now when Jesus was risen early
the first day of the week, he ap-
peared first to Mary Magdalene.
out Of whom he had cast seven
devils.
And she went and told them that
had been with him. as they mourn
ed and wept.
And they, when they had heard
that he was alive, and had been
seen of her, believed not.
After that he appeared in an
other form unto two of them, as
they walked, and went into the
country.
And they went and told II unto
the residue; neither believed they
them.
Afterward he appeared unto the
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Metropolitan Baptist.

At the morning services at Metro
politan Baptist Church, the follow
ing music will be rendered. Anthem.
Resurrection" Shelley, by DR.. w.
Bruce Hoofnagle and choir; anthem.
'Darkly Rose the Guilty Morning
(Buck), by Mrs. ]. Lester Brooks and
choir; contralto solo Christ the Lord
Is Risen Today" (Bischof), by Mrs.
Gilbert A. Clark: and anthem, Christ
Our Passover" (Schilling), by Mrs. Gill
bert A. Clark, Mrs. Felix Early, Har-
old King and choir.
At the evening service, 7:45 o'clock,
the following will be rendered. Trio.
"Te Prego o Padre" (NieolaD. by Mrs.
Felix Early, Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark and
Harold King; anthem 20 Lord
Come" (Braga), by Mrs. J. Lester
Brooks and choir with violin obliga-
TO by Miss Ruth Bronson; duet, Hos
anna" (Granier). by Mrs. Felix Early
and Harold King: anthem, ANGELS
Roll the Rock Away" (Holden), by DR.,
w. Bruce Hoofnagle, Mrs. Felix Early,
Miss Hattie Noell and choir; violin
solo by Miss Ruth Bronson; and an
them, why Seek ye the Living
Among the Dead CWarren), by Mrs.
Feliv Early and choir.
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eleven as they sat at meat, and
upbraided them with their unbe-
lief and hardness of heart, be-
cause they believed not them which
had seen him after he was risen.
And he said unto them. Go ye into
all the world. and preach the
gospel to every creature.
He that believeth, and is bap-
tized. shall be saved; but he that
believeth not, shall be damned.
And these signs shall follow
them that believe: In my name
shall they cast out devils; they
shall speak with new tongues;
They shall take up serpents; and
IL they drink any deadly thing, it
shall not hurt them: they shall
lay hands on the sick, and they
shall recover.
So then after the Lord had
spoken unto them. he was re-
ceived up into heaven. and sat on
the right hand of God.
And they went forth and preach
ed everywhere. the Lord working
with them, and confirming the
word with signs following. Amen.
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St. Vincent de Paul's.

The Rev. d. c. Keenan, will he Ccle-
braut at the solemn high mass at ST.
Vincent de Paulls Church Easter Sum
day. The choir, under the direction
of Miss Mary Harrison, will sing Mil
lard's mass in G. Unfold Ye Por-
tals;" L De Merlier's Regina Coeli, q"
and Guonod's Praise Ye the Father. -
The soloists are as follows: Sopranos,
Mrs. H. Supplee, Mrs. c. ]. San Fell
lipo. and Miss n. Weisman: altos
Miss A. Harrison and Miss NJ. Lem
gang: tenor, Mr.. II. Supplee; bass.
Mr.. c. ]. San Fellipo. The following
members were elected officers of St
Vincent de PaUl's branch of the Holy
Name Society: Rev. c. d. Keenan,,
spiritual director; c. J. San Fellipo.
president; w. II. Goetz, vice presi-
dent; A. J. Richards, treasurer: Mar
tin Thomas, secretary; John Boland,
marshal; ]. T. O'Brien, delegate, and
George Collins, delegate.
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First Congregational.

At the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets northwest. the
musical selections for Easter Sunday,
under the direction Of William Stans-
field, viii be as follows:
II a. Morgan prelude. Fantasia IN
- CBestl: ITO Spring" CGrieg): So
prano solo. "Hosanna" JGranier): an,
them, God Hath Appointed Messiah
CHandeD; organ postlude, ''TOccats
from the Fifth symphony" CWidorl.
7:3O p. m.-Easter csntata, Messiah
Victorious" CHammond): anthem, TN,
fold Ye Portals CGounOd): offertoTy
quartet; organ postlude. Hymn @,
Fete" (CapOccD.
Quartet-Mrs. r. H. Smart, Marian
LaTner. Herbert F. Aldridge, J. Wal,
ter Humphrey. Chorus Of fifty voices
Organist and director. William Stans-
field.
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Ole Story from the 8ible

And when the Sabbath was past,
Mary Magdalene and Mary. the
mother of James and Salome, had
brought sweet spices that, they
might come and anoint him.
And very early In the morning
the first day of the week, they
came unto the sepulchre at the
rising of the sun.
And they said among themselves.
who shall roll us away the stone
from the door of the sepulchre?
And when they looked they saw
that the stone was rolled away:
for 1t was very great.
And entering In the Sepulchre
they saw a young man sitting on
the right side. clothed in a long
white garment; and they were
affrighted. 5..
And he saith unto them. Be not
affrighted: Ye seek Jesus of NaZ-
areth, which was crucified: he is
risen: he is not here: behold the
place where they laid him.
But go your way, tell his discI-
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Fifteenth Street Church.

At the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church, Fifteenth and D streets
southeast, there will be a special
Easter sermon and music at the MORN
ing service. President Otterman, OF
the c. z. Union, will be the speaker
at the c. E. meeting at p. m. At
the evening service, Rev. Leslie L.
Bowers will celebrate his third an
niversary as pastor Of the church.
The subject of his sermon will be
MY Helper" Rev. C. O. Wood
ward, OF Tampa, Fla, recently closed
an evangelistic meeting at this
church resulting in forty-nine addi-
tions.
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Shiloh Baptist.

Shiloh Baptist Church Is making
large preparations for the celebration
of Resurrection Day on tomorrow.
There will be special sermons, morn
ing and night, by the pastor, Rev. Dr..
Waldron. The house will be elaborate
ly decorated with palms, cut flowers,
song birds, and flags and a score or
more Of persons will be baptized at
church has recently closed It's spring
revival in which more than 100 per-
sons professed faith in Christ and
forty have already united with the
church. Rev. DIR. s. L. johnson. of
Boydton, Va, was the evangelist IN
charge of the meetings.
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St. Johns Church.

The celebration of the Easter festi-
val at st. Johns Church will consist
OF three services, and will begin at
.7:3O a. m. with the service of the
Holy Communion with an address by
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, the rector
OF the parish, assisted by Rev. Ed
ward S. Dunlap and Rev. George VIII
hanson Smith.
At 100 am, morning prayer, Sec
ond celebration of the Holy Commu-
min and sermon by the rector.
At AIS p. m, full choral even-song
with sermon by the Very Rev. Arch
bishop of York.
The full vested choir of forty men
and boys under the direction of Hen
ry II. Freeman, organist and choir
master. will render special music at
each of these services. and will in
cIude the following selections:
At 7:S0 a. m.-Communion service in
the key of major, by Adlem; Introit,
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" offer
tory anthem, Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today" by Minor.
At 11:OO a. m.-Special professional
hymn Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day" by Bodine; anthem, Christ, the
Passover" by Chandler; Jubilate Dec,
in B fiat. by Minor; Introft anthem,
-"The Risen Christ" by Noble; service
OF the Holy Communion, in + major
by Adam: offetory anthem, "In the
End of the Sabbath" by Target; re-
eessionaf hymn. He Is Risen, Tell 1t
Out with Joyful Voice." by Neander.
At AIS p. m.-Processional, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Today" by Bodine;
choral service. according to the Ely
use. in G major, by Tails; special
Easter Psalms, 113 ia. sung to Angli-
can chants; magnifcat and Nunc
Dimittis i'm T major. by White: offer
tory anthem, Awake Up. Ny Glory"
by Barnby; recessional, "He Is Risen.
He Is Risen: Tell 1t out with Joyful
Voice. by Neander.
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All Souls Unitarian.

At All Souls Unitarian Church. MIR.
Tittmann. bass, and Mr.. Atwater. Or
ganist, will be assisted at the Easter
morning service by Mrs. Edythe
Brosius. harpist; Mrs. Beula Dun
woody. contralto. and Mr.. Harry Wal
ler, violinist. Organ prelude, "Allegro
Moderate" (GuilmanO; trio. violin
harp, organ CWiegand); contraIto solo.
"Alleluia'' Loud: bass solo. Sing
Ye" (Dvorak). with harp and violin:
contralto solo, The Resurrection
(Shelley), with harp and violin; violin
solo. "Andante" (WieniawskD; bass
solo, 'rHosanna" (Granier). with vio-
lin; trio. violin, harp and organ CVeT-
dalle); organ postlude, Allegro
(GuilmanD.
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Church of Our Father.

The musical program for next Sun
day at the Church Of Our Father.
Universalist, is as follows: Organ
prelude, Contemplation from "The
Holy City CGauD; anthems, "The
Winters Gone, the Spring Comes
On" (Shelley); solo, Mr.. N. s. Blanch-
ard, Resurrection QIolden); organ
postlude, "Menuetto" In @ minor
(Tours). The choir Is composed of
Mrs. s. p. HoIlingworth, soprano; Miss
Lillian Shenoweth, contralto; Mr.. w.
s. blanchard. tenor, and Mr.. Fred
East, bass.
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ST. PauI's.

st. Paurs Church, Rock Greek
parish services will he held Easter
Day at d. IN. and II n. m. and
ChIldren's service at $50 p. IN.
At the II o'clock service the double
quartet under the direction Of Will
lam II. Taylor will sing. professional
Hymn 1O9:" anthem. God Hath Ap-
pointed a Day" CToursl: Christ Our
Passover CTours): Gloria PATHS
CCampiElio): "Te Deum" in b nat
&C. V. Stanford; "Jubilate" in & fiat
Stanford; introit anthem. They
Have Taken Away My Lord" stain
err; "Kyrie'' and Gloria Tibf'' &C
II. Lloyd; Hymn 49," offertory an.
tehm, "As II Began TO Dawn" CFoster)
"Sanctus," "Agnus Der and Gloria
in EXcelsis" OloydD, and occasional
Hymn III"
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Church of Good Shepherd.

AT the Church Of the Good Shepherd,
sixth street between H and streets
northeast, there will be Easter serv-
Ices at $50, 7:45 and II a. m. and s D.
nj. These services will begin on the
new daylight saving time. There will
be conversational music led by a
chorus choir at $50 a. m. and the
music at II a. m. and 8 p. m. will be
ny the parish choir of men and boys.
Tne musical program viii include,
kyrie; Sanctus," "Agnus Der and
Gloria In Excelsis'' by Pyne and the
anthems will be Christ Our Passover
by Parker. and Awake UP my Glory
by Barnby. There will also be a
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Calvary Methodist.

The Mems Bible Class Of Calvary
NJ Z. Church will have an Easter
service Sunday at $50 a. m. Judge
Joseph W. Thompson. OF the Bureau
Of Mines, will teach the lesson.
An invitation has been extended to
the ladies to be present Singing by
the mems quartet will be a special fea-
ture. The annual election OF the class
officers will be held Wednesday even
ing, April >, at p. m. A large at
tendance OF the members Is expected.
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All Souls.

The Liberal Religious Union Of All
Souls Unitarian Church. Fourteenth
and L streets, will hold an Easter
musicale Sunday evening at s o'clock.
The following soloists will contribute
to the program: Mrs. Beulah Harper
Dunwoody, contralto; Mr.. Charles
Trowbridee Tittmann, bass; Mrs.
Edythe Marmion Brosius, harp; Mr..
Harry Waller. violin; Mr.. Lewis Corn
ing Atwater, piano. A special invita-
ton is extended to the young people
who have come to Washington for
military or departmental service. ..-
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New Thought.

At the meeting of the International
New Thought Alliance on Easter Sun
day afternoon at o'clock which takes
place at the Eagles Wings, 5O9
Eleventh street northwest, Miss Flor
ence Girouard will sing The Resur-
rection."
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Ninth Street Christian.

Special Easter services will be held
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
on Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
There will be an appropriate musical
program by the choir and a sermon by
the pastor. Rev. George A Miller. on
the subject. "A Twilight Easter
Walk" The subject OF the sermon at
night viii be Keep the Home Fires
Burning"
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Bahai

The Bahsi Movement-the Logical
Religion Of the Future" is the SUBJ
ject Of an address to be given by Prof.
StanwoOd Cobb, I'm Studio Hall, 1913
Connecticut avenue, Sunday evening
at S:15 O'Clock, to the BahaI Assembly
of Washington and its friends
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Mr.. Jan CARRIER and Mrs G. +.
Schutt: organ, National Anthem:
anthem. THE Resurrection CShclleyb
Mrs. Richmond and chorus; postludc
violin and organ, "Andante from Con
certo op. 81" CMendelssohn).
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Centennial Bapiist.

"a Striking Statement OF the Saw
iour's'' is f. Hez swem's subject Sun
day night. followed by baptisms. at
the Centennial Baptist Church
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-03-27
pure bred pig to the champion pig
raiser of each county.

pure bred pig to the champion pig
raiser of each county.
3. The Diamond State Poultry
Association will give S5o.Oo IN
prizes to champion poultry ralsers.
4. Local prizes will likely be OF
fered later for gardening work.
Local communities, schools, Par
ent-Teacher Associations, Oranges,
Farm Bureaus, Clubs, County
Agents, the State Club Leader or
Local Club Leader, may organize
club in one of the following
ways:
/. Call a public meeting; deter
mine what projects the community
should develop; tentatively select
a local leader; and ask the State
Club Leader for enrolment cards
and other supplies.
2. Decide as a school, or other
organization, to take up club work
and proceed as ABOVE.
8. Ask the State Club Leader to
attend community meeting OF
some sort to explain club work,
and then proceed as above.
For further information, ad,
dress or phone:
Theodore T. Martin,
State Club Leader;
Agnes P. Medill,
Asst State Club Leader, Elk
tension Dept. of Delaware
College, Newark, Del.