Arizona republican., 1919-12-14
METHODIST
First Methodist church-corner

 Monroe and Second avenue. 9:45 a. an, church school, J. Q. Sexson, supt. song service led by James H. Hughes, assisted by orchestra. Classes for al ages If you are not an attendantfoc any other Sunday school, we exten5 to you welcome hand. Il a. m, morning worship. Our pastor the Rev Harcourt w. Peck, will speak on the topic. First Steps in the Christian Lite" Appropriate music. 7a 7:30 p. m, great evening sertic= with patriotic address given by Ben Scovell, famous speaker for four years to soldier boys; nephew of Sir Henry Irving. MT. Scoyell was gassed and shell shocked. He saw service al Ypres. Arras. and Vimy Ridge. He speaks usually to a packed church Hear him.
 Musical program:
 Morning.
 Organ prelude-Marche Relig;euse,s ................. Guilnldn; Choir: anthem-Fear Not, O Israel, .............. Max Spieker Soprano, Mrs. Hogsett; alto, Mrs Bradstreet; tenor, James H. Hughes; baritone, F. E. DingInan.
 Offertory-He Shall Feed His
 Flock (The Messiah.) .... Handel
 organ postlude Cantilena ................. DemaRest
 Evening. us
 Organ prelude. = (a) Festival Prelude ..... Biebt (b) Intermezzo from First Organ
 Suite" ......... James H. Rogers Co Lead Kindly Light. DykcsW Yves;
 Choir-Anthem.
 
 Offertory-Evensong ...... Martin
 Organ postlude. 2G
 March by James H. Rogers
 Bethal Methodist church--corner oi Seventh street and Osborn road. The finest suburban church in the state. How to reach it from the center If town-Take the Indian school car get off at Osborn road end walk thrce blocks east. G. T. Bond, pastor. Resi- dence corner Seventh and Oseorn. Phone 12SJ3
 | Preaching at II a. n., and at 1880 D. rn., by the pastor. Morning subject, i Christian Responsibility" Evening subject, Three Things That God Is, to l the Person Who Trusts Him"
 Mrs L. T. Hedgepeth will sing at the morning service. Sunday school at 1 10 a. m., Robert J. Brice, supt. Graded | classes for all ages. If you are mem Der of the chuch you are earnestly re- quested to be present. If you are a stranger a cordial invitation isl7 7ex- tended to you. 13o
 Senior Epworth League social hour from to 6:4 p. m. All young people of the community are invited to join us in the social hour. A pleasant time is guaranteed. Devotional serv- ice from 6:45 to 1880 D. m. Miss Elinor kathleen, leader. Roy s. Osborn, pres ident.
 l If you a stranger the pastor and members of this church extend to you a cordial welcome and are ready to help l you in any way we can.
 Central Methodist Church = The church with hearty welcome, corner of Central avenue and Monroe, Cecil M. Aker, pastor Sunday morning worship at Il o'clock, subject of ser mon, Gods Cure for All Our Individ- ual, Social and National Unrest" Mrs. John Sims will sing. The Happy Folks Sunday night service at 7:3O The choir will be made up entirely by men who will sing the songs our fathers ana molHeT uSeu lo SHE, ieu Dy A. A. 7 Francis. The subject of the evening sermon will be Good Bye God" Duet hv Mrs. Della Doane and Miss Gladys , Echlin. 4a < The Hughes Hundred" Sunday ]. school class. pr. H. A. Hughes, teacher , meets at the Y. w c. A building after the opening exercises of the main ] school which is held at $40 at the church.
 2 The Win One club meets at 6 .1a and the Senior Epworth League a 6:So : Sunday night topic How to Use tne Ioih1a