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terview instituting the religious
movement which he heads. that
workingmen and women alike are en-
titled.to safe and healthful surround
ings in their employment. to far
working hours and Q wage justly
rroportioned to the profits derived
from their labor, adequate recrea-
ton, proper housing and stimulating
uplifting amusements." and until
these conditions are met, he declared
it is hardly worth while looking for
a great spiritual reaction among the
workers. The efficient religion. he
said, is one which ministers to mans
material as well as his spiritual
needs.
Former Attorney General Wicker
sham. Of Mr.. Taft's Cabinet, made q
like declaration in support Of the
Every Name Campaign, and William
G. Breed, another well known lawyer.
asserted that "the developing ten
ocncy Of business and professional
men to regard religion as an essen
tial feature Of every day life not at
all Incompatible with werk-a-day at
fairs, is one of the ref1exes Of the
world war to which the Church as an
organized institution for human bet
terment does we'll to give serious at
tention." He. too. declared for a
practical church in which the new
spirit of democracy predominatcd.
Church Leaders Views.
The Bishop Suffragan of New
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-13

Rev. Daniel S. futile of st. Louis,
Presiding Bishop of the Church. and
behind whom is an efficient Execu-
tive Campaign Committee composed
of the RI Rev Arthur S. Lloyd
D. D., Chairman; the Rev Dr. Robert
w. Patton, National Director: the
Rev. l.. G. Wood, Vice Director; the
Rev. r. Bland Mitchell, Manager
Central Office; Miss Grace Lindley,
the Rev. DR.. William E. Gardner, and
the Rev. Augustine Elnendorf Back
Of this committee are committees
sionary district in the nation, and
still behind them parish committees
representing every parish organiza-
ton. The educational campaign and
the survey are proceeding along side
by side with precision and care and
attention to detail that is not ex-
ceeded by that which is put into the
conduct of a great national political
campaign, and, it may be added, with
scarcely less enthusiasm.
Church Suffrage.
How is the Church reacting to this
drive? One of tn. most interesting
reflexes is the tremendous interest
which the laymen of the Church have
taken in the movement. In this de-
tail, the diocese Of New York. with
its Every Name Campaign. has set
the pace for the rest of the nation,
and there one Of the first fruits of
the reawakening is a movement
which has been inaugurated with
great promise Of success to admit
women to active participation in
church affairs, even to the extent of
making them members of church
vestries and delegates to the diocesan
and general conventions.
Along the same lines. the activi-
ties of the laymen have met with
such encouragement from the clergy
as to lend color to the BELIEF that in
the future former restrictions are to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-13
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES

Saturday at 7:45 P. NJ, on the cor
ner Of Seventh End Broad street. a
public meeting will be held. conducted
by Ensign Paul Jones. assisted by
Envoy Zelma and Cadet Clyde Robert
son and number of others
Sunday services as follows: 2 P NJ
q company meeting in the Salvation
Army hall 3.45 at Byrd park. a ser
vice Will be conducted by Ensign
Saul Jones and Mrs. Adjt James, of
wichita, Kansas. who is here on a
vacation Will be present TO take part
y This service. with all the local mem
eers OF the Richmond corps 725 p
NJ street meeting on the corner of
seventh and Broad streets Sis p NJ
II the Salvation Army auditorium. 12o
North Sexapth street, services will he
eonductedVby officer in chaige, also
VIZ be farewell meeting for Adit.
NJ. E Radcliffe, who has been assist
ing here for the past few months.
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sy WILLIAM HosrER

rs the Christianity Of today the
same as that Of century ago !!
Fundamentally. yes; in its ex-
preston and application. no.
In what condition has religion
emerged from the melting pct Of the
world war! Is there q meeting point
between the Church ard the militant
civilization Of the twentieth CEN
fury, Has the Church kept abreast
Of tie times"
In these post war DAYS of unrest
and uncertainty. when society is rot
,uite sure which road t. travel, has
re Church assumed the leadership it
3 granted il should take Is the
Church appreciative OF the ~esponsi-
ailities and obligations of the hour?
These and questions Of like import
rise to the lima IF every thoughtful
nan who vicws the successive reliri.
,us movements which have been in.
auguratei recently. and which are
:vpifed by the Episconal Nation
Wide Campaign. Of which the Every
Name Canvass In the Diocese OF New
Terk Is it's Metronolitan hanamaiden
rhe tul'ness IF time only can give
he definite answers Meanwhile an
lrrav Of significant facts is pilinc
IN for .he consideration If the close
observer If the times.
unGuestionahiv. All q; these move
nerts are the o1tgrowth 81 e6hTts
% the part OF re rhureNes 70 meet
he rh@nred eo~dflrns whtch nave
resulted from the war II ~ aTreeo
NAT we have entered rron new era
q the WORLDS h'sfnrv--w'th rev
oeses, new res Nons'hlit1es, 2 reused
view point end ? clearer idea man
ss"r before az mans de-encencf
mon N'e fel'ow-nan WITHOUT reTard
r. rellrlon or race. color Or class dis
hncf'nn.
Religion Must Re Practical.
TN the new era which ;~ mon ne"
wri+es Ceo~re covanr pa+.,o New
York lnwvev vhe hive ~-.e-eA with
fe,v,r ;n.o ,bs rvar,. u,-,a cam.
,a;cn "re,;p;o, - 10 elective viii
nave n staro :.,o,f - r,os. ~
want. ~ ,,,,ti,s &c Who'll 7.
mnst racorr;za h,ro,r ~oraf,;or-
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during the five days, September 22-2S.
DR. Campbell Morgan. the noted
Bible teacher and preacher, will be in
Richmond November Ala. and will
conduct a course of Bible lectures un-
der the auspices OF the Sunday evan
gelistic committee, backed by the Min
isterial Union These lectures will he
one of the outstanding events in the
religious life OF Richmond during the
coming fall and winter
The informal conversational Bible
study will meet Sunday afternoon at
IS o'clock, in the second floor lobby.
for forty-tive minutes. The study will
be conducted by the general secretary,
and will be conversational in form
There will be an interesting song serv-
ice and E. K. Epps, the new boys sec
rotary. will be at the piano
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be lifted and the laity are to enjoy
participation in the spiritual work Of
the church which hitherto has been
denied them.
Aside from this. the noteworthy
and significant fact which the Ma
tion-Widc Campaign has developed.
is a progressive spirit on the part
OF all classes of the Church, but es-
pecially in the hitherto conservative
element which is taking the form Of
an insistence that the Church can.
not avoid playing a prominent part
in coping with the conditions OF eco
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George Zbrixkle

York, Charles Sumner Burch, in
speeding the campaign on its way,
declares that in common with other
communibns the Episcopal Church
feels the urge Of the spirit o& ths
time which compcls their aetive par
ticipation In the solution Of problems
growing out Of the world war"
Bishop Brent, Of Buffalo, who was
the senior Chaplain Of the American
Expcditionary Force in FrsneA
ward the campaign: THE wosh :
justice, honor and freedom, for which
the war was fought, will b applied
to every department. and phase Of
man not less than the least nation
Il immediate steps are not taken 10
this end, the disorder which win en-
sue will be iustitable disorder"
Bishop Williams. Of Detroit, a.
clares for the demoeratixation u In
dustry IN America. IN urging forward
the Nation Wide Campaign q his
Church. George B. Elliott, vics
President Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad. declaring that Cur eiviliza-
ton has failed, ada, I'VE must
awaken the Church By this eamS
paign. The opportunity and the RI
sponsibility are hers.s l
Bishop Burleson, Of South Dakota.
declares that the ~Church faces af
this moment her greatest opportu-
nifty" The Rev. Dr.. Edward L. Par.
sons, Of Berkeley. CAL. says: sCresk
tasks cab for great efforts. Never
has Christianity had q greater task
than today" The Rev Dr.. Arthur
B: Kinsolving. Of Baltimore, adds:
THE Church today faces in the new
age greater duties than ever
From practically every diocsss1
throughout the nation come similar
expressions CT the supreme duty al
the Church in the new ago which ms
dawned. 1t IS the declared purpose
of the Nation Wide and the Every
Name Campaigns to meet these, u.
sues and answer the questions WHICH
they evoke. answers which bear $50
heavily upon the future OF the nation.
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nomic unrest and disquiet under
which the nation is laboring, and
that any reconstruction program
adopted by the general convention
must include consideration of the
problem, Of capital and labor.
Efficient Religion.
IN New York, for illustration.
William Fellowes Morgan. President
of the Merchants Association. and
Chairman of the Every Name Cam
paign Committee. declaring for
practical, efficient religion" laid it
down as a recognized fact, in an In.
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Tomorrow in the Churches
Methodist.

Methodist
Broad street--Preaching II A NJ.
and s p NJ. by the pastor Rev. Fred
r. Chenault Morning subject Az
Thy Days---so Thy Strength Even
ing. The Years That the Locusts
Have Eaten A special musical pro-
gram WILL be rendered ny the choir
Union station corner oath and n
streets Preaching morning ard even
ing, BY the pastor, Rev F G. DAVIS
~suejeat NJ II A M Shall.. tho
Church Furnish Entertainment, ana
Amusement for Its People ." Subject
at SIS P NJ. The GNcatest Law in
the World " Sunday school At Q so
A. N Epworth League 1T e r. NJ
Trinity Eroad and 2oth streets
Sunday school 9 so A. NJ Freachine,
ia. NJ. by the pastor. Rev p. T,
Gambler, and at s:I5 p M by the
Rev. J. y Hosier Epworth League.
7:1S P. NJ Prayer service Wednesday
s:1s p. NJ,
Monunaent-The pastor the rev,
Geo Wesley Jones. Will preach at II
A NJ. and r. NJ.
Rev fcapt-) las Rtddick Laughton.
recently returned from France, where
he rendered signal service as chap
lain In our armies there will occupy
the pulpit sunday morning AT II
o'clock. in Barton Heights NJ r
church,
Highland Park--Rev. r NJ. White
pastor. Morning service. II O'clock;
evening service. SIS o'clock preach
t. vas r.~hA 4
4. M Epworth League. 7:l5 F. NJ.
Woodland Heiehts--Preaching. II
A. n ana s:i5 r NJ. ny the pastor,
~Rey r. r Proctor Sunday school.
$50 a. NJ Epworth League, $50
r. NJ
Centenary. Grace street between
Fourth ana Fifth-rreaching at II A
" and s.l5P r, NJ, by the pastor, Rev
Thomas A. Sr,oot. Morning subject
The Prayer List Of Jasut.' Evening
subject, The Nohiest Of All Ruins"
Denney street-R n. HartnA.s
pastor Subjects SUNDAY, September
14th. 1919: II A NJ, Some Differ
ences"; Sis r. NJ. rs II Worth the
Price - Sunday school meets . 80 A.
NJ. Epworth League meets At !
r. N.
Park Place--The Rev s c. Hatch
er. .. q. will preach at II A NJ The
Congregation will worship In Monroe
Park at T.15 r NJ Sunday school
$50 "A. NJ Epworth League, rs
Pr M
Asbury--Rev. E. V Carson. paAtor
Subject II A. NJ; Our Children -
Evening subject, Love and How II
WIrk" Good music and a welcome
70 all Sunday school, 8 80 A NJ Ep-
worth League, r. n
EpworTh Church. chaffn And Row
land streets--Sunday school and Bible
clAAe at a30 A. NJ Preaching al II
- NJ. and r. NJ. by the pastor Rey
G. Johnson Morning subject, The
1leSsing OF Trial" Evening subject.
What u Your LIFE" All welcome.
Epworth League. 7:I5 p, NJ
s. st James, corner Twenty-ninth and
Marshall streets--Rev r. r. Lump
KIN pastor. Preaching Sunday at IL
~ -, ana Sis r. NJ, by the pastor
Sunday school II $50 A. NJ Mid
=
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Y, M. G. A.

Indications at the big building OF
the Central Y. NJ c. A. are for the
most active fan OF the ten years in
the beautiful building. Members re-
turning home from their vacations in
other cities say. Yes. they have fine
building there, but it's not like ours.
Not so homelike.'' Just wait until the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-13
BAPTIST

First Baptist--Preaching al II
o'clock and SIS o'clock by the pastor
Rev Geo. W. Mcdaniel, D. ., Sunday
school meets al 8 80 A. NJ. B. 7. p, U.
71s r NJ
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1870. Indoor services at $50. Rev
"A Preece, superintendent. All are
Welcome
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Paramount CHI istian-preaching at
II A. M and p. NJ. by the pastor. c.
T.. Gilmore. AT II A. NJ. the sermon
subject will be why so to Church. F."
At the evening hour the subject will
Re: These Perilous Times"
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Colonial Place Christian-Stop Is
Westharnpton line, Rev. John A Tate
secretary Disciples council of Rich
rtond. will preach at II o'clock on
The Credentials of Christianity"
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Third christian-The pastor. j. O.
He'sabeck, will occupy his pulpit at
II A. NJ and s:1t p. NJ. Bible school
8: 80 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor. Tbs
P M Prayer" service Wednesday
Sis r. NJ
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Firsf Church or Christ Scientist
Corner Park avenue and Meadow
street. Services at II A. NJ Subject:
Substance"
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IL L.
Evening prayer at SIS. The Rector,
Rev w Russell Bowie, D. D.. will
preach at both services
Church of the Ascension-Morn-
ing prayer and sermon at II a. m.
Subject, The Other Mans Job"
, Evening prayer and sermon s D. m.
Subject. Gods Tender Care" The
rector. Rev. Philip A. Arthur viii
preach at both services
The Very Rev. G. D. Christian, who
has spent the last ten years in Alas
ka. and will attend the general con-
vention Of the Episcopal church at
Detroit to Join in presenting the mat
1 ter Of Bishop Rowe's 25th anniversary
will tell of the Bishops work at EN-
| manuel church. Brook Hill, Sunday
{ morning and at st. Johns church in
the evening, Dean Christian is a ma
tive Of Richmond. and formerly EN-
ployed on the Richmond Dispatch and
the Leader.
st James Episcopal-Morning pray
e. and sermon at IL o'clock. Evening
prayer and sermon at Sis Mems
nible class at 10 a. m. The rector,
Rev. G. Freeland Peter will preach
at both services.
There will be services at st. Johns
Episcopal church at II a. nj. and s
p, m. AT SIP. m. the Rev. Guy d.
Christian, OF Alaska, will preach.
St James-Rev. r. P. Lumpkin pas
tor. preaching Sunday at II a. m. and
Sis p. m. Sunday school at $50 A.
m. church meeting Wednesday at
Is p. m. All the members are urg-
ed = be present at this meeting. The
new choir will be on hand to furnish
The music. Sopranos: Mrs John
Bnrwel Proctor, Mrs Maggie Blay-
ton, Miss Lorella. Spain Altos; Mrs
] T, Leath. and Miss Doris. Mooney
Tened Mr.. Walter watkins. Bass:
Mr.. f. NJ. Baker
Last Of Union Services
Tho last Of the union services at
Monroe park will be held Sunday
riGft beginning at S o'clock. DIR.
Russell Cecil will preach
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LUTHERAN

First English Lutheran-Rev. ]. ].
Scherer, Jr., pastor Regular services
n II a. NJ. and Sis p NJ by the
Pastor.
Soul Saving Mission. 1909 e. Main
street--Services will be held on sun
day as usual. Open air services at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-13

In Emmanuel aptist-Corner Grace
1nd Pine street,, the Rev Thomas
Spight. of Argentina, South America.
will preach at IL o'clock A NJ The
pastor, Rev. Leland w Smith will
preach at 8:15 P. NJ
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Paramount Avenue Baptist-Rev.
hobert F Caverlee, pastor Sun
day school at so A. M. preaching
II A NJ and /, M. by the pastor
= cordial invita- ton Is extended to all.
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aston. II A. NJ, The Testimony of
the Gross" Sis r. NJ, The Seventy
| five million campaign" Sunday school
+ at 8 80 A M 8. Y P. u, at 7:15
/ r NJ
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EPISCOPAL,

st PauFs--Morning prayer at H.
evening prayer at Sis The Rector,
Rev w. Russell Bowie, D. D.. will
preach at both services
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Hanover Avenue Christian--The
pulpit will be occupied by the Rev.
:. B. Hunley, at both morning and
evening services. II A NJ. and SIS
T. NJ Morning subject: Come Unto
Ne, evening subject: The Secret of
Fest Christian Endeavor. 7:l5.
sunday school at $50 r. NJ.
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Leis h-Street Baptist-corner
Twenty fifth and Leigh streete Broad
and Twenty-ffth street car rasses the
church Preaching by the pastor, Or.
J. J. Wicker, at / A. N The best
thing in the world" P NJ, The
+ fgest thing in the World" Sunday
school 30 a NJ. p, Y r. T.. 2. Nj.
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CHRISTIAN

Tho pastor II. D. c. Maclachlan,
III occupy his pulpit at Seventh
Street Christian church. at II A NJ
and L. IN His morning ysu hlec&
VIII be; "Reciprosity Towards God
and Man The evening subject will
re; Nothing Venture. Nothing Win -
Sunday school at $50 A NJ
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J. J. Wicker at IL A. N. The best
! thing in the world, 8 P. NJ. Tho
egest thing in the World" Sunday
school 80 A NJ. p. Y. r T., P. Nj.
I cambridge Street Baptist-corner
Of Eleventh and cambridge streets, l..
Judson we.tfan, pastor Residence,
1870 Porter street $50 A. NJ, Bible
tchoal. Mr.. c. " Payne, superinten-
dent New scholars welcome at any
time, graded school with COMPETENT
TEACHERS II A. NJ, public worship;
eLhject. Strength as thy Day. follow
I'd by the Lords Supper. Every
member interested in the welfare of
Z the church should be present and
have voice in the improvements to
be rem en- hered by the building COM
rrittee" s r. NJ public worship;
subject: Birds Of a Feather Flock TO-
rether" Music by the choir, good
congregational singing awakening
songs" Everybody welcome seats
fee, come early
cinter Park Baptist--wn,. Hedley,
rastor serriees II A. NJ, The Lever
and the Fulcruna" sis p NJ, A
Mans Job" Sunday school at $50
Pine-street Baptist-Serv,ces will
he conducted by the pastor. Rev La
L nd Jerome Powell. al IL A. NJ and
SIS r. NJ Subject Morning "An An
Important Choice, Evening The
Cost of Sacrifice Sunday school At
{ so n. NJ +. 1uhior and senior e. Y r.
= meetings at 1i5 p NJ
Tabernacle EaF'ist-Rev. J R Ed
wards will preach AZ II A. NJ and at
Is =. NJ The ordinance of Baptism
v III he observed at the close OF the
evening service The choir has been
reorganized and are rendering excel
lent music.
Randolph Street Baptist-Rev w
T. Robertson, pastor. The regular
services will be held on Sunday,
Preaching morning and night by the
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PRESBYTERIAN

Second Presbyterian-The pastor.
Rev. Russell Cecil, D. D., will preach
al II A. NJ Sunday school at e45
a NJ The evening services have not
Yet been resumed
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Randoiph-Stre Baptist-Rev. W.
+. Robertson, pastor The regular
81 rvtces will be held on Sunday,
PREACHING morning and night by the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-13

First resbyterian-Preac at II
A. M. by Or. F. T. McFaden Sunday
81 hooi at .: so and Bible classes at 10
A. M Union evening services at
Sis in Monroe park.
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Third esbyterian-Twenty- sixth
AID Broad streets, regular services will
be held at II a. NJ. and r. NJ. CON
orcted by the pastor, Rev H. J. Will
hams Sunday school at 80 A. NJ.
and Brotherhood Bible class at 10
A NJ
Grace Covenant Binford Junior
high SCHOOL,, Rev. Charles l. King
VIII preach at /. A. NJ and Rev
Marion A Boggs at Sis P NJ.
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Centenary. Grace street between
Fourth ana Fifth-Preaching al II A
". and P NJ, by the pastor. Rev.
Thomas A. Sn,oot. Morning subject
1.-THE Prayer List Of Jesus" Evening
subject The Noblest of All Ruins
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+. st. James, corner Twenty-ninth and
Marshall streets--Rev r. r. Lump
KIN pastor. Preaching Sunday at 4
~ -, and s:ik r. NJ. by the pastor,
sunday school 1t $3.50 A. NJ. Mid
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Highland Park--Rev r NJ. White
pastor. Morning service. II O'clock
evening service. Sis o'clock, preach
ing by pastor. SUNDAY school. . 80
4. M Epworth League. 7:l5 F. NJ
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Woodland notwithstanding !
A. M ana s:15 r. NJ, ny the pastor
Rev r r Proctor Sunday school
$50 A. NJ Ep~orfh League, $50
p NJ
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Nonunent--The pastor the Rev
Geo. Wesley Jones viii preach at II
A. NJ and r NJ.
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Denney street--F n HartnAss
pastor. Subjects Sunday, sep,embe,
IAN. 1919: II A NJ, Some Differ
ences"; SIS p. NJ. rs II Worth the
PRICE, Sunday school meets q 80 A
NJ Epworth League meets At
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Rev fCapt) Jas Fiddick Laughtors
recently returned from France, where
he rendered signal service as chap
lain In our armies there. will occupy
the pulpit sunday morning AZ II
o'clock. in Barton Heights NJ f.
church
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week PRAYER services Wednesday a
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Last Of Union Services
Tho last Of the union services at
Monroe park will be held Sunday
night beginning at o'clock. DIR.
Russell Cecil will preach
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Park Plaee---The REV s. G Hatch
er. D. q. Will preach at II A NJ The
will worship In Monroe
Park at 7:15 r NJ Sunday school
$50 A. NJ Epworth League. 7.15
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Trinity Eroad and 2oth streets---
Sunday school. g so A. NJ PREACHING,
II A. NJ. by the pastor. Rev 2. T,
Gambler, and at sl5 T. Nj. by the
Rev. ], D. Hosier Epwor'h League.
T:ISP NJ Prayer service Wednesday
E.l5 p N
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Epwor4h Church. chaffn and Row
land streets--sunday school and Bible
clAAe III $50 A. NJ Preaching al il
4 NJ. and r NJ. by the pastor. Rey
c. johnson Morning subject The
1leSsing OF Trial" Evening subject.
What u Your Life?'' All welcome.
Epworth League 7:I5 r. NJ
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Ginter Park Bartist--Wn,. Hedley,
rastor Services ii A M The Lever
and the Fulcrum" sis P NJ, A
Mans Job" Sunday school at $50
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Asbury--Rev. E. V Carson. pastor
Subject II A. NJ; Our Children -
Evening subject. Love and How II
Whit" Good music and welcome
70 all Sunday school, 80 A VI Ep-
worth League, r. NJ