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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

cause COStS milling.
Funny how winning when you bet
makes it Moral and how losing when
you bet makes it immoral.
= Another thing we hate about win
ter is that the man who wears ear
muffs will soon be in our midst.
6 When 1t comes to going up in the
air every day, a married oma can
make an aviator look like a piker.
A mar is in a daze all the time he
is in love. That is why the boob inn
AGNES that he really asked her to
marry him.
If you want 60 get rich just adver-
tise some brand of dope that will
either Increase OF Reduce the size of
the bust n inch per day.
No matter how much a wife may
love her husband, she would get
highly indignant if she thought that
she had to obey him.
Many a girl who has a fair to mid
ding mustache imagines that she
needs a chaperon when she goes to
a party.
A married man will get just as
much Hail Columbia If he is an hour
late to supper as he will if he is four
hours late.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

If a grille smiles at you,
Don't smile backl
Please be careful what you do,
Don't smile back!
She may not mean any wrong,
She's but one girl in the throng-
But your wife might come along,
Don't smile back !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

wilmington News-Journal.)
Luke McLuke wants to know what
haes become Of the old-fashioned wo-
man who used etc pay $40 for an en-
larged picture of her 10-cent hus-
band. She's now driving a $4,000 au-
tomobile. which the 1O-cent husband
mortgaged his house for, Luke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

How did I get this awful cold
That gave me this sol throat?
1t was protected, for my tongue
Is wearing a thick coat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
Good Done.

'Twould be a better world, I know,
And want would seldom goad us
II we'd remember what we owe,
Like we do what is owed US.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

Opportunity knocks both day ana
night
We're told by some wise old roost-
er;
He's wrong, for she-isn't built that
way
Opportunity's always a booster.
old Doc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
Oh!

"What tina HEX is a ~philanthro-
pist ?" asked the Boob.
"A philanthropist is a man who
does good things for the good things
he has DONE" replied the Cheerful
Idiot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
Tnnp Runs

"Did your Shakespearean roper
torres have any long runs while you
were out last season." asked the
Comedian.
Yes" sighed the Tragedian, st
thought some of our audiences would
never give up the chase"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

"a man should always try to keep
ahead of the game" observed the
Sage.
mot when he is out hunting"
commented the Fool.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

valley Of the shadow Of death, I will
fear no evil, for Thou are with me.
Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort
me-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

mo German can repeat the foiIow-
ing without getting his VS. ana MS
"w's' mixed:
"a wet veterinary wearing a white
vest will vote wet very soon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

An egotist
Is Oswald Damn;
He thinks he's smart
Err than I am.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
GOSH

Joe Fears in New Castle, Ky.
Pauline Prys in Louisville, Ky.
Trilby Burroughs in North Vernon,
Ind.
Tom Diggs in Valley Station, Ky.
Helen Will Mock in Hammond,
Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
LETTERS FOR PUBLICATION
RTTg OF BY=PLAY

ny LUKE UKE
copyrioh,, 1919. the Cincinnati Inquirer

shine. He also opines hat the Beer
Hounds will now become water Dogs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

Go to Bootman's Shoe Store in
Vriesland, Mich, when you need new
kicks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
Foolish Grill

A Chicago girl mixed her IL per
cent beer with violet perfume to get
a kick promptly lost her memory.
And I. F. sends us word that in Mil
waukee they mix it with Forget Me
Not perfume and remember things.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

Hod Clark tells us that Prohibition
means going from Sunshine to Moon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

That Cobbler.
The cobbler is a pious gink,
AS a good man he's classed;
But you cannot get him to think
That he's too good to last:
Luke McLuke,
The cobbler is a tired gink;
His life is sure a snap;
Unless he feels right in the pink
He'll never do a tap.
Detroit News.
All, he is an exacting sole
Who cobbles here below;
And his indeed a fitting role
That must go IN just sew.
Bill Bored.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
Our Daily Special.

Most of Us. Are Sympathetic Be-
cause Sympathy Costs Nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
WEALTH OF SOUTHERN
~ CHURCH S5,3SJ, OOO Oo0
CAPTAIN CHAMBERLAIN
= FACES COURT MAR TIAL
American Naval Authorities GILL on
Him for Proof of His
- Air Exploits.
IBv Associated Press !

LONDON, March LITTLE investiga
ton Of the stories OF tho remarkable
airs exploits of Captain Edmund c.
Chamberlain. OF san Antonio. Tex, OF
thea United States Marine Corps, has
developed to an extent that the Ameri-
B cansnaval authorities consider a court
martial necessary. The court will sit
in london March "a
The court martial. it is announced
will, Investigate chiefly whether Can
tajnsChamberlain's recommcn dations for
decorations were al, ,c:ge-tcs and
whether there was any truth whatever
In his story of destroying an eXtraor-
binary number Of machines in short
time
Captain Chamberlain, then Il lieuten-
anti. was recommended for the Vie
torIa Cross and the Congressional
Medal of Honor. the highest awards
( forAbraNery of Great Britain and The
Unified states. August 81. 1918, for an
he.British front in a battle with twelve
German machines.
Chamberlain it was reported. de-
stroyed hve enemy planes and dam
aged two others. His plane also was
damaged, but he landed successfully
Keeping his captive, Chamberlain was
reported to have found a wounded
4 French officer. and 10 have carried hin,
back to safety into the British lines
under fire.
American naval headquarters in Lon.
Mdon.announccd February > thar for the
Z beneft OF Captain Chamberlain. as vel
as for the good Of the naval service
It had been decided TO make a ,u,nplc !,
investigation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
PLAN TO LET CONTRACT
FOR NEW CHURCH HOME
Rev. j. Il. Baylor, Architectural Sec
rotary, VIII Confer With Grace
Methodist Members.
BUILDING TO COST 500, 900
Treasurer of Congregation Has More
Than 100000 for Erecting Struc-
turc-Win Have Campaign 10
Raise Funds.

Rev. j. y. Baylor. architectural sec
rotary of the Board of Church .Exten
sion of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. of Louisville. Ky, will
reach Richmond today for Il con
ference with the building committee
of Grace Methodist Church, of which
5. L. Bishop is chairman.
AS Il result of this conference the
contract for the erection of IL build l.
ing TO house this congregation at the
corner of Stuart Avenue and the
Boulevard will be let within the next
two weeks. The new church will cos;
In tho neighborhood OF 100000.
The growth OF this congregation
has been the most remarkable Of any
on record in Richmond. Three years
ago Grace Methodist Church was n
Sunday School OF twenty-threc pupils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

housed in the chapel of the Old
Soldiers Home. Today. 1t il flourish
ing church with a membership of 400
owning lot for II new building
which is seventy-nine by $50 feet and
valued ut $4,000.
The treasurer has between 100000
and $4,000 already in hand as a nu-
clcus for the building fund for the
new church. this amount having been
brought TO GRACE Methodist BY the
thodist Church when their building
the congregation joined that of Grace
Me thodist.
Rey }. +, Carey. d. D., is pastor
of Grace Methodist. Before coming
TO this church, he was presiding elder
of the Eastern shore district lie
came to Richmond December 49,
While details have not been de-
cided upon. ii is understood that the
new church will be Of stucco. II is
the intention OF the building com
inittcc TO finish the Sunday School
room first. They hope to be using
this part of the church by Christnas
at the latest.
Rev. Mr.. Baylor will preach tomorrow
morning at the soldiers Home Chanel
which still houses the Grace Methodist
congregation, and there will bc
crtngc!iStic services at night con-
Quoted by the pastor
y drive will be started as soon a,
the new contract for the new church
is let to raise the remainder Of the
building fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
|lylE.THODISTS IN VIRGINIA
PLAN CENTENARY DRIVE,
State Conference Is Assessed 100000 for Campaign
SsSsa Which Starts April 27-Woud Revive
ass Prayer and Tithing.

ss On April 81 there will be launched
IN Sicnnond the nation wide drive OF
sSshc fMethodist Episcopal Church, known
sdrtySwill last exactly one week. Di-
Il rectlhg the drive in Richmond, by vir-
Tue Ct his office AZ presiding elder OF
will be Rev. Il. H. Potts.
ID. Dss Associated with DIR. Potts will
Z pc James i. Jones, district director,
~ ana pr. ID. r. Anderson, secretary.
are Os.S! Morton. Rev. ]. L. Carey. Rev.
H h e PfeiTer; D. ~. A. l.. Adamson,
\ Montgomery. Rev Fred r. Chcnault.
sNv. B. Newell. Mrs. r. II. Potts.
Mrs. Al S. Dalton, Mrs. II. 4. Richcson
4 and Mrs. y. V. Coleman
ss The Centenary Movement" in its
incipiency was merely the impulse 10
4 httingly celebrate the one hundredth
anniyersary of the founding of the first
missionary society OF the Methodist
4 ICED April s, 1919
IT. has now increased in scope so
slhae, not only is the whole United
z States included in the movement which
as well.
sExPECT 100000 PERSONS
- TO ATTEND CONFERENCE
~ the centenary will eliminate in the
assembling of 100000 delegates at CO.
&lumpns. Ohio. June 20 to July 7, 1919.
nnd will be the mos, notable gathering
I'm the history OF Me;hodism
KS rye centenary has several different
i phaSes considered as great national
y movement. Its first objective is TO in
&crease the prayer life of the church
ands by deepening and ntensifying the
SPIRITUAL life. to bring the church back
Ito the. evangelical spirit and attitude
{ as the only hope of the world
5s SECOND. TO enlist men and women for
service. and thus broaden the vision
OF people to the worlds needs Third,
fhe's conservation of material posses
Htonk, emphasizing the idea Of stew
aroship OF what has been intrusted and
spriHSing people to see that as stewards
they should render tithes of their pos
sessions for the glory of God and for
the..spread of His kingdom on earth.
There are 6,000.000 Methodists in
america, besides those in Canada IL
is stated authoritatively by leading
One object Of the move
ment is to have at least 100000
{tfthers in America.
WEALTH OF SOUTHERN
~ CHURCH S5,365 600 900
The actual wealth of the Southern
Methodist Church is S5.365. O0O. 900. with
An annual income of S1.o73OO0 900. In
therUnited States the wealth per capita
OF .Methodists is S2.43?, with an an
nuaI income of Sass per capita.
8t Statisticians have compiled figures
showing that the membership of the
Methodist Episcopal Church is giving
today but one-half Of per cent or ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
BROAD Street CHURCH
Makes fine PROGRESS
Membership Climbs to 200 Under
Leadership OF Rev. Fred
II. Chcnault.
WILL PAY OLD DEBT THIS YEAR
$4,000 Obligation, Hanging Over
Congregation for Years, Assumed
by Individuals-SI7, 1000 Raised
Since Pastor Came.

Our whole church membership has
begun the study Of the Book Of john"
said Rev. Fred r. Chcnault. pastor OF
Broad Street Methodist Church. yester-
day. This will be our prayer meet
ing feature. There were 125 present
last Wednesday night"
Broad Street Methodist Church now
has membership OF 700. An old
debt Of about $4,000 which has been
hanging over the church for several
years has all been pledged and will
be paid this year. and more than $4,000
has been paid out in improvements.
The amount of $4,000 has been
raised for all purposes, particularly
for foreign missions. during the in
cumbcncy of the preesnt pastor, who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
FORM SOCIETY TO OPPOSE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLAN
senators Reed, Bornh and Poindcxter
are Among Promoters OF New
Organization.
fBv Associated Press.1

"ASH1NGTON. March li--Prclimi-
nary plans for the formation OF a
national non partisan organization de-
signed TO keep the American pcoplc
better informed as 10 events at the
peace conference and to oppose ac
ceptance OF the constitution of the
league or nations as now drawn. were
made at conference today between
Senator Reed, of Missouri, Democrat.
and Borah. of Idaho. and Poindeyter.
of Washington, Republicans, and
George Wharton Pepper. a lawyer, o.
Philadelphia.
After the conference it was an
nounced Henry Watterson. former
publisher of the Louisville Courier
journal. would be president OF the
organization with Mr.. Pepper as direct
Ing supervisor 1t was said many
senator's who nave been active in OPP
position TO approval Of the league
constitution would support the organi
1ation.
Senator Reed announced Il state
ment outlining the purpose OF the
organization would be issued within
pectcd. would be the co. ordination OF
various local bodies that have been
formed over the country in opposition
10 the league. Present plans call for
establishment of Il Speakers bureau
and the conducting Of an intensive
campaign Of publicity throughout the
country. Senators said the organiZa-
ton would be supported by voluntary
contributions and headquarters prob
ably would be established at New York
suggestions were made at the con
ference today that representatives. be
sent 10 Paris while the peace negotia-
tons are in progress, but no agree.
ment was reached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
CHURCHES TO BUY BONDS
Christinn EDdcavor Convention Take.
Securities Not Yet on the
Market.
UARpISoEpI-p,:

IiARRISONBURG, March la.-At
yesterdays session of the Christian
EndeaNor Convention being held at
Dayton, three societies Dayton. Sin
gers Glen and Broadway pied gcd
themselves to buy $50 Victory Liberty
hond each. tho money when due. 10 so
TO missions These are the first bonds
Of the coming loan To be sold in this
county.
The meeting adjourned yesterday af-
tern"on with the election OF the fol-
lowing officers: president. Fred MaphiS
StrashurG; vice president. Miss Jen-
me toaklcy: senior superintendent:
Miss Hahn, of Woodstock
The meeting viii he held next year
n StrAs hurE. Shenandoah County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR
TAX PAYMENT Is MADE
New York Revenue Collector E1pect,
TO Coiicct Total of $1,000. 0OO,G0H
.t This Spring.

NEW YORK. March IA single
payment of s2o,o0o,000 for income taXes
was, made today AZ the Office Of Big
lector for the Manhattan. or S.cond
District The payment was in ccrtifi-
Gates Of indebtedness by a corpora;ion
anu was the largest single payment
made this year
Millions Of additional dollars rolled
intoe Mr.. Edwards office which takes
in the Wall Street section Tho dis
strict one OF the smallest in poin, Of
area, is the countrE's biggest income
lax producing Office Last wear IN.
office collected about $500 600. OGU This
year It IS expected to collect close Ia
1000. 900, or one-siXth the sum the
country Is to realize under the nov
revenue bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
came to tho charge from Woodland.

Cal.
This was in 1915. There was u de-
cree in court to sell the church build
Ing and the membership had dropped
70 about 400. Part Of the congrega-
ton had gone to the West End to
Grace Methodist Church, and Broad
street Church had also secured lot
In the West End with the idea of NOV
ing the remainder OF the membership
TO the West End
Then Ar. Chcnault came. He is a
Macon College. He has been pastor
OF Brood street Methodist Church for
tour years now. and during this time
the attendance has grown steadily, the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
EXTEND CALL TO PASTOR
Rev. itnrdrr l.. stanley OF Wcycr,
cave, Is Asked Ia Fill Two
PuIplts.

NlNCllESrEK. VA. March 14.--The
Conversations OF Centenary Reformed
Chnrch. Winchester. and ST. Paurs Re-
formed Church Stephenson. have ex-
tended call Jointly TO the Rev. Ror-
Ger j. Stanicy. Of Meyers Cave Va.
where lie has been principal of Il high
Fch"" Tn" past year, and he is cX-
nccieu 10 take up his work here at
me close of his school. He has been
supplying tn" two churches since the
last June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
SERGEANTS ARE EXAMINED
Ten q questions Asked Candidate. far
Positions Police
"a = IieutcnnntS.

81 An examination was held by CAPTAIN
pollock yesterday for the purpose of
;pickIng out five men from among the
police scrSeants 10 MI the newly or.
sated positions Of lieutenants Ten
squestipns were asked. Twenty-two
sergeant took the examination. ana !,
q liz understood that the duties Of the
new Heutcnants VIII be on the order
4 of insSectors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
CHURCH ARCHITECT HERE
Ralph Adams Cram Comes for Con.
ference With Ncstry of Church
of Holy (OmfOrIcr.

81 Raiph Adams Cram. Of Boston do.
signing architect Of the proposed new.
Church Of the Holy Comforter. will be
IN Richmond today for personal con
ference with the vestry OF the church.
Tonight a, o'clock in the parish house
he viii speak 10 the whole congrcga-
tom about the plans for the new
fchuLch. and Will show slides no, only
sof the new building. tut also stare.
soptioan views Of famous old English
2churches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
install Presbyterian Demons,

There viii be AN ordination and in
Sta!ation Of dcacons AT First Pershy-
terrain Church tomorrow at the morn
me service The deacons who arr. u
De thus Installed are G. T.. Gillette.
i:al!as \. Shafcr. Robert Wood, l.. -,
W a!Ten and Il. H. Normcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Sunday ne the Churches
EPISCOPAL.
All Saints

The rector, the Rev. j. Y. bowman
ID. D.. Will administer Holy Communion
at y. NJ. Usual services will be held
At ii ~ NJ. with sermon by the rector
Afternoon service ut . o'clock for
young people more especially, but ali
are cordially invited. Subject Of SER
mon. Ruth" by tho rector. Sunday
School Will meet at $50 y. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

/ terial possessions, and only one-nf-
teenth If its tithes, which should be
| Primarily, the church is pledged to
raise sS5.000.on0 this year. to be paid in
five payments. extending over as many
! years.
But" the promoters of the ccnte-
nary movement argue. III we can get
the membership of the Methodist Epis-
OF it's income to the support of the
church and the spread of the gospel
we will pay the sS5.ooo.Ooo all in ono
year and have S75.0oo.o00 surplus"
The s35 900 is asked for by the
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
The Northern Branch is asking for
$780, 1000.
CRACK ORGANIZATION Is
SUPPORTING: PLAN
In working out the organization for
the centenary drive, the best accumu-
| lativc knowledge and brains of Amer
lea has been drafted into service. The
organizations which have been most
tionS
II is generally accepted that the
Methodist Church has the most perfect
organization in the world: So in or
ganiZinS for this record breaking week.
the drive is headed by one man known
as tho director-Eencral Then there is
district director in charge of several
conferences. a conference director and
q local district director. Finally,
In reply to the pertinent question:
What arc You going to do with the
$4,000 O0? the Southern Methodist
Church makes the following apportion-
mcnt:
TO mountain people and negroes in
duStria1 centerS and neglected inhabi-
tanis of large cities in the South 81
$4,000: for building churches and in
Stitutional plants in foreign lands and
missionary institutions at home So
10000: for more adequate supply for
home missionary fields, $500 600; for
the extension of missionary activities
in foreign fields, s7,7So.00O.
VIRGINIA CONFERENCES
Is ASSESSED S2,5oOO
The allotment for women's work in
foreign lands is 100000: for Wesley
houses and institutional work in the
United States, Sl.2aO,000; to aid in re-
building of churches in war zones and
among stricken peoples, $3.50, GOO.
which leaves Sl0.0O0,00O To supplement
work already undertaken. The rest is
extension work.
The Virginia conference is assesse d
S2ooo.o00 Of the s35. 900 600. Richmond
district. of forty churches and 10000
MethodiSts, is assessed s3S5.00o The
churches individually have not as yet
been assessed.
But whatever each church is as
sessed. said one Of the local com
mittee Yesterday, "Richmond will not
only raise the amount of her assess
ment. but will go over the top"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

s8ePET1T ZODIAC. y. -. March IL
Fire to-day destroyed q block Of build
ing inethe business section OF this va
s5Iage. valued at $4,000. The resi-
sd<ntial district was threatened. M,
With The help OF FIRE apparatus from
iDther places the damage was confined
Smainiy to one street block.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Lynchi,urr plans uo,,,,

Great preparations are being made
mere by the Lynchburg Ministerial
Cnion Tor a series OF union revival
services 10 bc held Al tho CITY audi
tor!um beginning Easter sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
APOSTOLIC
Apostolic Church

The pastor will speak Sunday night
on the Figures of Death" the second
of series on the Mysteries OF the
Resurrection" Bible School meets at
1880 a. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

lot in tho West End has been sold ana
oil thought OF moving away from
Broad Street given up. the church
debt has boon practically lifted. tho
church finances are 100 per cent bet
ter than formerly. the Sunday School
and other church organizations are in
to the cvnnBelistic efforts OF the pas
tor there are constant accessions to tho
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Adds 10 New Members.

Itcv. r. T.. Caverlec. pastor of Fair
mount BaptiSt Church, has lust
closed IL most successful ten-days'
meeting in which the number Of ac-
ccssions TO his church reached total
of no since January |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Tcnnr.,cc Pastor ~ s,.k

Kew. George W. Phelps OF Jones'
horo. Tenn. viii conduc, holm morn
!ng and evening services at Cowardin
Avenue Christian church tomorrow
VAN a view 10 accepting the pastora; e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
tIfItISTINN StIF.NCE
First Church Of Christ,
Scientist

Park Avenue and Meadow street
Service Sunday morning at II o'clock
Subject. Substance" Wednesday even
ing. testimonial meeting ut O'CLOCK
FrNr Public Reading Room, COL Nir-
GINA Railway and Power Building
Open daily from 10 y. NJ. to y. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
SERVICES At
Christ p. e. Church

will be conducted by the rector. Rev
z. y. dc Fee Wagner. Morning Prayer.
II ~ NJ. Evening Prayer. +. NJ. Sun
day School, $3.50 y. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
BAPTIST.
Calvary Baptist Church

The pastor, Rev. Carter Ashton .Icn-
kcns. will preach at both services as
follows: a. NJ. The Lord Adding to
the Church" The church will vote on
plans for the new church TO be pre-
scented by plans committee Sunday
morning. 7. NJ, The Second Coming
OF Christ" Baptism at night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Men Meet Tonirht

Men Meet Tonight.
The FIRST meeting OF the Mems Ser
vice League of Grove Avenue Baptist
Church, will be held In the SUNDAY
School room OF tho church tonight al
T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
First Baptist Church

Preaching at II o'clock and S o'clock
by the pastor. Rev. Geo. W. Mcdaniel
u. -. Sunday School meets at $3.50;
Loyalty, Fellowship and Junior b. Y.
u. L., T. NJ.