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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-30
SEND THE RAIN
10y DR.. JAMES b vANcG.)

(By DR.. JAMES q vANcE.)
One AFTERNOON We drove into the coun.
try. The air was heavy and close.
The wind scorched Us with Its hot
rocks and parchod the grass, The corn
was twisted In the zelda. and the cat-
tie stood iIstleBs In the shade or the
trees: We had come 70 . withered
Ths next morning We drove back. but but
tang OF life in the airs The dust was
laid. The blades OF corn were waving
o. salute MS they rustied IN the long rows.
The cattle were eagerly Eraz'ng on
green grass which had suddenly come
back 70 life. The. birds were singing
along the rail fences. The sun called
TO us with the beauty OF the morning.
and the parched and wlthered world had
returned TO spring.
What made the differencef II had
psa s Thf hs w SSS wo Fl loves sssys s n
had sent the rain.
Does He love people icsaG
There are withered lives. There are
men and women whose Joy Ia like the
Here grass and whose strength saWa
Tneir souls ere s baked hd. ana hhssered Me
ness Ia dried up. They are sapleBs and
julceiess and iistess. They have lost
their sest. and their courage IL gone.
IL there no hope for them? Surely
the God who scnds the morning dew 70
soul. His presence IL like streams of
living water. Try Him. He can make
the desert to a garden. He cen make
your dead Joys bud ana blossom M the
rose, He can bring the spring.
"Yon are COINS 70 have splendid
they gAzed ont on the ample acres
Yes, n God viii let them alone" And
He did. God let them alone. There was
no rain. and the crops wIthered and
died.
But Il yo,, want Him liz with sand the
rain,
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QUARTERLY MEETING OF
OCOEE BAPTIST WOMEN

The Ali-day quarterly meeting OF the
ocoee Baptist woman's missionary
Union win be held "Wednesday. Nov.
.. Al AvondaIc Baptist church, corner
Roanoke and Tinker streets, AvondAlc.
Those attending are advised 20 take
noyce car and got Off at Tinker
yfhe meeting viii open promptly a,
10 o'clock, Mrs. w. Y. Robinson pre-
siding The program follows;
10 A. M.--Devotlonhi, Mrs. NJ, y.
Moon; solo, Mrs. N. A Jett; talk.
visit to Mountain School" Mrs,
w. g, Mccoy address, Mrs. Margaret
buchanan.
BUSINESS.
Lunch.
IssO p. M. Devotional, Mrs A. n.
Johnson; talk. Work OF a Good WIN
Center,r Mrs. u NJ. t.onEleyi talk,
Our Pledge 20 seventy-Five Million
Campaign" Mrs W. H. Dayton; aonR,
by Avofidaie Bun Hieams talk. What
the Missionary Society Has Meant TO
No" Mrs, n. &. Bickers; talk. What I
HIVE Meant 20 the Missionary Ro-
clety" Mrs. o. Banksoni song,
Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the sun"
Adjournment
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Up 10 make cones ana ten stotiek
Next morning We made our Nrep NItN
cooked breakfast, and the moai s.sssa.4
greatly enjoyed BY AZ. Lnter p th4
S ms e''x xbo saa " sRa sspD al nsd
We hope 70 have The good luck 70 ssi
@ come back 70 ths same spot every
OF those who attended The nike: scout
mastsr and Mrs. j. w. Miller, Bronkh-
ton Miller Levina Miller, George Fac
Allen. Assistant Bcoutnasters TuIIa4
Hs U,snS ru sss aistg ssse, ss e
without Paul Kelly. Clarence Croker,
william Lane, Clyde Wooten Boyd
LONG. Wendell Poe. Carl 6qhubeit
Harvey Cooper, James Caltes. Clarence
Gentry clarsnce Martin. Coleman VIII
Coo Good Turns: Removed broken slass
cow Tor lady, removed plank With MATS
70 I from road; vent back @ camp
COW from ladys garden
Troop q interested ~ RecrpenIxatior-
fBy Scout Floyd Hurton.)
The Boy Scouts OF Troop - arr
tspsse Geo ,hs nd srs ,anf keen
prospects ~ this troop have never
looked brienter. The scouts Of other
troops had better look out. for we are
travelling aome. The owls are NOT ~
sleepy q you might think and sbe
NJ. wright & t ne bes; s sSt IL ID
ChattanooRa, TOR he 10 some scout HIM
self The following are members q
the troops; Harry Pass. senior patso!
leader; Edward Silver. , leader q . 9xi
Frank Garden Eugene Dsdmend, Nd.
ton Harrow Howard McJunien.
red fox patrol; David Harry. Conner
Picket. Charles Burton. Carl carmIr.
John Jones'. Jack Mason and Louis
fBy scribe curtis Bartlstt.,
Boom, bang, whizl Here comes
Troop ~ fresh and ripsi We nee oss
regular meeting last Tuesday night Nf
s ss9 S Stsssn EhsI &. w onss s ~ d d
feet and wouldn't come Little Baby
David Tally was scared ne would get
bis feet vet The I'VE that were there
had \ good meeting,
Sgod TSr1s y L0S sSy s s q a a,ss
Tor lady gave blind man q dime.
Newa From Troop {.
(By Scribe Richard courtney.l
Troop had their neeting Friday
n ngh, * usual we S SSIIse n ne es ss
pasa. we then gave our sood turns.
lady, stopped . light; raised Up sospq
leaves; gave a lady seat o.. Atfeet
car went g town gave 4 Boy booH n
unlocked 4 door for lady; got fuot
boy; went % drug store; vent Oh ~
rand, assisted a lady on elevator;
helned man - . store; iea . nor'.e:
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lEEHg2ES8|[9lyIS|

November ecoutmasssrs' Association.
The November scoutmasters supper.
pssting WI be h alc 4, ths girs. Bsp-
Nov. 4. Il is hoped that every scout scout
master and assistant scoutmaster ~
the city via be present. AZ matters Of
great Importance will be up for discus
sion AZ this time.
Or d, s Hss: S.s,i I Ss%,o e. '.'k
Tuesday night We mot At the X. NJ,
q. a. for = swim. then We went 20 our
meeting place and held our meeting
We had patrol contogta and good turn
talk on ths sun and stars and We DO
clded tnAt the stars were pretty tai
on. Ht took ua outside and pointed
out several consultations. the northern
GROSS. Cassiopeias chair, Pegasus, the
Tscop Good turn, IN. mems club
had ! supper. mssiins IN the church,
Tho troop assembled Its hosts. cleared
away the church seats and set up the
tabiss Tor the supper.
Lecture on Wireless.
(B, scribe Forrest HiIliard.l
The meeting u Troop : was called
10 ordes by ecoutmastsr Fuller. ralks
were given BY Mr. Fulier abou, the
new church. fred Painter then gave
s sscwa 81 Il s sys''i L: s s y So~
was discovered. how the aerial q ar
RANGED, the sending and receiving set.
speed Of . wireless wave. and the
-S Good Turns Pushed car Tor lady;
get IN house Got hat for man; helped
put out FIRE Tor man; helped lady on
ear: took care Of baby.
Troop Q Gathers Nuts.
cry scribe Paul Murray
Fridrvs nesting was what We call
very successful one. We voted In .
ns henry %i% c q on ssS,%s', s s nss
patrol Henry 10 : star scout aud u
our regular wfsstlins match, and u
shreIy u fun 20 see sorne Of the boys
rS S.,s AZ ess sn sag sUus
y have y lofty time a. the Hallcwe On
bigycle trip sunday after walnuts. and
I've, ssf r.. St sas AND ne ,o %Sas. rev ssH
newspapers and managed % tie The
wAlnhis up IN them. We arrived home
about dark and wers satisfied with
soch sucossefui hike.
Good Turns, Put out several posters
for Eincoln Memorial university N
s ss ~ "a ,ss S Ssy v'ps Two . ds sss
which we're nshtl1s. went TO the store
Tor mother; swept the sidewalk for
lady; bought sandwich for lady, showed
man ciothins company rode boy on
Try mother; went 10 store Tor lady:
washed dishes Tor sister; helped sister
cleun house, cut wood for my aunt
brought wood for mother, turned q
switoh for tnotcrman; swept sidqYats
banana peal on sidewalk, cudnht
chicken for lady sold some pies Tor
Robsfts. helped p.A, Il. put out signs
In the store Windows: helped got d
Ford cut Of iadyr wnyi won't % the
city han Tor my teacher. helped put
s " s ssri vent q Ne Bakery 'I Tor q :
r,sse ,,s'S.sI s ,., rs,s \; s,. s,s;so
Trcop 81 went on 4 wcek.end hike
Ia Hlxaon. Tenn, and we surely had
some time Eve scouts went Friday
afternoon the other scouts Arrived and
at once started 70 look the land over.
Saturday night We had boxing tnatchesl
between Assistant scoutmnster Craw-
ford And San wilhoit, holland Turnerl
and Sam without. and Clarence cro-
ker and Harvey Cooper There we're
also sofue acrobatlc stuntD pulled on,
after. which the scou,maator nddrease6
the troop giving them some instruc.
tione A few of the scouts then turned
IN 70 30 10 bed, but others remained
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DR.. EARRANn TO SPEAK

DR. Livingston Farrand. chairman OF
the central committee 81 the American
Red Cross. will be the guest Of honor
and chief speaker Al the next weekly
meeting Of the Rotary club which will
be held Thursday Or Farrand comes
70 Chattanooga from Nashville and Will
10 back 10 Atlanta following the meet
Ing next Thursday
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE TO Be
SUNDAY SERMON THEME

.swoman, a Voter what she May
Contribute 20 the Life Of the Nation"
n tho subject Of Q sermon 10 BE- de-
Iiyered by DR.. T. J EskridKe n the
Highland PARK M. ~ church, south.
Sunday morning ~ 1919 oel0ck. n y
bear his message, which, coming on
The eve OF the election nsrt Tuesday.
promises 10 be Of especial interest 10
woman voters
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CHOOSE YE THIS DAY
WHICH YE WILL SERVE

EDITORS Note--Dr. George A. Thayer
emeritus OF the Unitarian church OF
CINCINNATI: former president OF the
City club OF Cincinnati; veteran OF
the Civil war, and a lifelong repub-
lican. He viii vote for Cox and the
league OF nations)
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Or. novard 40 Sneak.

Rev. w. r. Reward n. D., general
secretary ~ the SUNDAY school bot ID n
the MethodiEt Episcopal church. will adj
fresa tie pstsrn rlv IT the First
Methodist church Sunday morning. Or.
Bovrrd WI occupy the pulpit At the
eyarinr services
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CONGREGATIONAL

NGREGATIONAL--
PILGltIM-Knights OF Pythias hall.
Walnut street, Rev. Marston 5. Free
man; H. A. Symes, 5 S. Supt. Mems
class meets in the jury room Of GRIM
inal court, first floor Of county court
house. at 10 o'clock, under leadership
Of &. w. Lusk.
Christian Lndeavor meeting win be
held dos at Pine ,h Breeze q, pm; r.or,
Christ; evening. 1.-THE FULFILLED Prom
Use Of the New Covenant"
UNiUN--isast Lake, Avenue N, near
Thirty-second street: Rev. John Willis.
Sunday school, 9:45 am; c. F. Collier.
Supt Bible class for men at 10 am.
Morning theme. Christ in the Ma
ton; evening. Waves"
GOSPEL TABERNAC Gle Corner
william and Sixteenth streets; w. M.
Tidwell. w H. McGhee, $. s. suptl
rene; evening THE Shut Door or Lost
UNITARIAN
ALL soULS-Houston street. near
McCallie avenue. Rev. William M.
Taylor. Class IN ethics at 10 a. M. by
Prof. c. Everett Conant. Phi D.
Morning theme, 1.-THE Worth Of q
Man"
The musical program will include a
violin solo by Prof. Joseph o. Cadek
and a vocal solo by Mrs. G. r. Cannon
The class In ethics at 10 am. will be
led by Prof. g. E. Conant, PHI. D., with
discussion by d. III. Silver on "The
Ethics OF Economics"
CHURCH OF CHRIST
4 ClENTRAI---h asonlck Temple build
ing, corner Seventh and Cherry streets;
F. n Hoover. pastor; N. c. Hurst, s.
coWARr sTRERT-Twenty second
and Cowart streets. r. r. Brooks, min
lister. I. A. Jacobs, s. S. Supt.
ST. ELMO ct. Elmo avenue and For
ty-eighth street: L. ,E. Prior. minis
ter: Roy Simpson. S. IS. Supt. Bible
school superintendent, Walter Arm
strong. Preaching at both hours BY
L. q, Pryor.
-RossviIle boulevard and
Forty-eighth street. Aruna Clark. min
lister. Ernest Slaton, s, s. Supt,
preaching at both hours by Aruna
RTDGEDALE-l2s North Dodds ave-
nue.. Jesse BeaIl. s. S. Supt. Bible
school. 10 am, Preaching at morning
hour by o. B. Payne.
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CALENDAR OF CITY AND SUBURBAN
CHURCHES

All morning church servlces otherwise stated
Sunday evening services rule at o'clock and 1880 o'clock
In suburbs Sunday school
s46 in suburbs Msry all religious societies
nings
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STOP THAT COUGH

The AerIlorm Vapory Remedy Q 4 mar
velons treatment for Cough. Acts - q
gentle way and helps 10 keep sore threat.
Colds and tnhuenxt away. Sample
po.p na neptu yo mlos dassa, ~
unable 10 supply you write TO the Aert-
form Chemical Co. Laboratory. Win<ou
Place, Cincinnati, O.-.(Adv.l
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H Rossvllle First Baptist.
REV. J ID. Talent. pastor, has re-
turned from ooltewah, Tenn, where
will Ill hts pulpit Sunday
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SBCON D-Sl2 McCailie avenue.
Services Sunday, IL am. and 1:45 pm.
Sunday school, $3.50 am. Reading rooms.
lO03-4 James building. open every week.
day from 10, am. to pm. Wednesday.
8 pm testimonial meeting.
Subject for lesson sermon, Ever
lasting Punishment"
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PLANS READY
FOR CONFERENCE
Rev. (. {. CavaIerl, Pastor.
Host, Has Made All Plans
for Georgia Conference.
SIMPSON MEMORIAL PLAN

Rev. p. 10. Cavaleri, pastor Of Aiex-
ander simpson Memorial church. Ross
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Highland Park
Christian Church
Dedication Ceremonial
Sunday Oct. 81. AHDayService

You are cordially invited to attend the
morning service at $3.50 and be our guest
for lunch. Union memorial service at
2:3O p. m. Also services at 7:30. DR.. Geo.
L. Snively, one Of the foremost evangel-
lists in the United States will have charge
of all services. During the days services
Hon. T. R. Preston will deliver an address
on "Old Days and Old Ways" Come to
our church next Sunday and rejoice with
us over the completion of our beautiful
new home.
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BISHOP BROOKS !,
SPEAKSSUNDAY
PreIate Of West Africa to Ad.
dress Various CoIorsd
Congregations.

Bishop W. sampson Brooks. D: D..
breaches at Warren chapel at A. M. e.
church, corner Sixth and Chestnut
streets. Sunday at II am: Quinn chapel
at pm, and St. Paul at 1880 pm,
The public is cordially invited to hear
his messages.
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LUTHERAN
ENGLISH LuTHERAN--Corner Nc
callie and Central avenues; Rev.
Charles A. Phillips.
Rev. B. s. Brown, Jr.,' will preach Al
both hours.
lMhAN UEL'S = Opposite Southern
Express at Terminal station. Rev Otto
Graebner. Sunday school at g:lb A. m.
German services at 1880 pm, Eng
lish services at 1890 am.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

! AVONDALE-Cornc Miller avenue
and ocoe street; Rev. George s.
Df Morning theme, What i the Matter
Does 1t Mean 70 Be q christianT''
! 81 JAMEs---Corner Reno and ROSS
Vile avenues; Rev. B.. M. Morrison
II. T. Boss, s. Supt.
ST. MARKS--Corner Forest and Mis-
sisslppi avenue. North Chattanooga;
Rev. J. D. Harris. W. $. Beck. 3.
HIGHLAND PARK--corner orchard
Smith. pastor; Quay Morgan 8. 5.
ALTON PARK--Charles y. Tar
water. ]. Stewart. s. g supt.
Mornt sgssn,n .ne@f nh. question o oues
FIRsT-corner Mccalle and Georgia
avenues; Rev. II. e Murkett. pastor.
G. N Woodwork, 8. 8 Supt.
RIDGEDAI-E MEMORIAL N. E:-lz
Ringgold ,oad. one-hulf block from
east Main street; L. D. Hamil. Carl
Athren. ,. s Supt
rr sSR bE pMSso5GT 4 both hU cbs
tanooga: Rev. Claude Vance Bellamy
and j. N. sadler Fred ii. Haley. s.
. ALEXANDER SIMPSON. JR.. ME-
MORIAIs-Corner Mcfarland avenue
and Maple street; u. ~. Cnvalori Snm
r. Davis. s. 8. Supt. Good literature
Day"
Subject OF morning sermon. "a Fin
ished workman; evening. winning
the Crown OF Life"
UNION
RED BAEK-sunday school. 10 a. m.
L y. Jones. S. S. supt
BAPTIST
CENTRAL--McCallie and Palmetto.
Rev. w. L. Picknrd. d. u. Landress.
s. Supt. Bible school. $3.50 am.
Morning theme, Supreme Need Of
the Church: evening. "The Greatest
Miracle"
AVoNDALE-Rev W n. Hamic: J
W. Christenberry g. 8. Supt.
CHAMBERLAIN AVENUE - Fast
day school. 9;tb am; b. Y. p. u.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC
IS. PETER AND PACL'S--212-214
East Eighth street; Rev. F. T. Sulli-
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UNITED BRETHREN
Dodds avenue, at Ridge Junction
Rev. A. o. Wright. r. +. Mcclure
S. 5. Supt.
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SEVENTH DAY ADvENTisTs--
X. Of r. hall on Walnut ,treet. near
Georgia avenue. Preaching by the pas-
day.
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I" ss..'.e-'
EAST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
appnnE street nnu ,Snamoerisln ave-
n nv cburn ,b's sInioV .nd M e1cn' hy
Preachlne Al III am A. church nv
n A Tnwerv
o,enapA.
greet ser' rev. Loarins Clark D. D. rec
m. Church school and Bible class.
s:So. Morning PRAYER and sermon. ii
am, svanins nrsyer and aSd1ess.
1850 p.m, Celebration OF holy com.
% !. Monday az 10 am. All saints
ua G,, .cr mpM,,p,., .,,o.o-v .,-..,
SisA a,J MEMuHilnlr.,h stree.
r. Jones' rector. ceienration Holy
s snd R,bs c,ss sO Ar ua no srnv,
prayer ana sermon. II O'CLOCK
CHRIST CHURCH, Douglas street
and McCailie avenue: William &. Rob-
ertson. pastor. Mass. am: church
sshOCl and Bible . clHss' S;ss AM
high mass. 1919 am: mission preach
ing, 1880 am.
OMISSION OF Grace cbSr sso eSattSnoogaS
Rev. Edward r. Jones in charge.
p psayer ana S0a sermon. ~ ! pm. s
---
S FIns 1.~ Corner Georgia avenue md
Seventh street: Rey. Claude y. Hill.
y. Il. JONES' o .. oups' DiDie sehoo"
9;S0 am. n,v 49,. p..,,.,
HIGHLAND PARk--Corner 5alIey
',yes,ns ana Se sm street, D. H. e"-
--
PREseyTERiAN-
Rev. oscar Gardner. Sunday school.
$3.50 e. J. Simmons, Supt.
Heayenly Vision': evening, "The King
dom's Opportunity. Now"
tlRST--Corner Mechanic avenue and
tor, II, Fl. Pitzer. $. 81 supt. /,
Morning theme, The rover y q 1pa,
BY ~ Pr ~ B i.r PitIer evening" h'sh 10y
ST. ELMO--Corner q. Elmo avenue
and Forty.fourth street. morning ser
mon by Rev. J. M. Guerson. uy..
Morning theme, Appeal Tor Whoie
NihH esSuiHel Ano 10y -. MT.
SECOND- west Ssven.n anu W
streets; ReS. ~ a. Iihore' ~ "
". Brown; 3; SupI IA D., po,.,a
LOOKOUT oNtashN s biis:
Mclester. Jonn a. Sna"'""ss' ~
Svpt; ..,,, p.pv M A.,n- s,orrar
IHls Si $500, ,AMU A s,reets. n Steele.
R 3 8 ah port sa.os n q s' SUIT.
~. ?, - ..1'Ea ssfaouarda of
Morn,hg shenie' my
tne s, M rNa,iSnl;, ANN Corner oak and
,,dsas st,en.s E"vy George Wash.
i,.a,tc ~ rsurrc,,eh rastor
~ SrccInM fsIf,fsIs- Raw VII r. John.
- a. PAL, McCaijia Il s. STUNT.
gu SS.., ~ y; y, -. .S n
oer Tn SsS' rIJA Tsr 4 No0GA--Rev Rich.
81 ~ laws: ~. a Mcclure. B. 8.
Sunt "
n Main CT Sunday school, 2s30 pm.
Ssryicas f.so n n,
z. r1SNTRAI .It,orner Hickory street
and Bailey avenue: Rev. T. s. McCaIlie.
b II Thach a 8. Stunt. Fighter Cogs-
well. Sec.
-
.-uon,.- en,ecopA, so,,ru
GS.,rN,TTN. py1Sornar East Eighth
a - A. psw " Neishbors.
anu a sMeels, Ns'c "s,nt
Lavens tnon,as; 3h ho,,ra Nv nastor
rreacnlns ~ p S'rpl rvs P ~ X.
= Will H2 2st.,as Matiace q STUNT.
Asr rnr,to thg,ne "rhe Gospel': eve
niHB, lawn SoHsePeASh ~ -
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/, ana Bible study class. pm.
| EAST cliArTANQQ0A--lsev. J: y
PM Mcrn Ssprs sSb.s a sS%. co s. sES
| That PrecedS Great Reyiysls''; evcnIns
| Trading q City for God"
/ ST. EI.MO--Forty. NTH street and
81 Elmo. avenue, Rev. q. 2. Fleming
OaNStoS RsrG 81 LA|PpfF'AsSio6csAsaD1ikev. VI
p Rutledge,. Sunday school, e'tS am
HlGHIl;;AND PARK-Rey. w 8
Reese, Bible school, $3.50 am ]. r.
Hgm n,n 3 s. Isupt; s..,o,
poAk oRovVIE' '1 TvARSisiNAcl.n--Rev.
Y B Ricketts,. II. =. Thurston. s. s
MToN pARK-7Rey y ". Linkousi
FIRsT--col ner Georgia avenue and
Oak. Rev.. John w. InEer. corbin
woodward. s. s. Supt.
TABERNACt .fc--Corner Long and
Morning thems Three Great oues-
Twenty FIRST streets; Rev, /. u. Gala.
way James c, Rogers 8. q. stunt.
Morning theme, personal Evangel-
ism; evening, Mans Attitude Toward
Holy Spirit
Is isss$ga 4 6 EaYs 'yi Hs.. GIssr: :;
FIRsT-North Chattanooga, Rev. D.
2. Blalock, r. s. Taylor. s. s. supt
3. wTcoPPi " s;4S Pm -. 60.
'" T et!IureN rAAT-Ne" "sosss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peachtres ana
Twelfth streets; Rev. W. u. Davis. s.
s. Lamb. 8, 8. Supt.
ming, "Prepars 70 Meet Thy God"
FIRST--Rossville, Ga. J, q. Talent.
?. Y. r. u, $50 pm. both Senior and
Themes, both hours; "chrlstian. the
Light OF the World"
uNivs7sALisr--
Q. H. sHiNN MEMoRIAL--corner
Main and Hickory streets; Rev. George
a. Gay: Bible school At $3.50 am. X.
r. u nj z r,nn.
Morning theme. "Ths Practice Of
Christianity; evening, THE Cru.
sader."
RESCUE MISSIONS
LEWIS MiSSlON--13l Market street.
Rev. L w. O'Rear In charge, Sun.
day preaching, u Q. N and 1:su m.
sunday school, D. m. Prayer meeting
and the SAKE Bible class on Wednesday
= sAL IL K ARMy--sos Georges
Ave. Salvation Meeting Sunday, 8
pm. Sunday school, $3.50 pm. Street
Mrs. Charles crismier. officers IN
, we" VonTuiNTEERs OF AMERIcA-sea
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Queens

Astoria. Astoria Gar. Willow a franklin
Charles AmRnn. - Fulton AVE-.
ntust Bros. Garage. lss sth Ave.
Foley's Gasoline station. 50 Newton Az.
Private Auto Rental Service CO., ~
Grand 81.
broadway Garage, Ils broadway.
sheridan's Garage. go nth Ave.
nay side. neutlinGeTs Garage.
Auto Repair e Machine Co. ~
BlisSVllle. Lsbman'B Garage, no Pear
COIIeEs Point. College Point Garage.
Krasmsr's Express Co.
Corona. T. Rooperstein.
A, Dryman, Junction and Jackson AYES.
Coney Island. West End Garage, Cook .
Lane and Railroad Ave.
Douglaston. Manor Garage.
EImhurst. Mullsr'A Garage. KinEsland
II. c. Drows. 81 Corona Ave
MAJ Caoser, 40 Corona Ave,
j. KrRus, Queens Blvd & Caldwell Ave.
Brooks Auto supply Co.
Elmhurst Service station. Jackson Ave.
Flushing. Flushing Auto Garage ITO
Broadway
John GCddeA.
AMold'B Garage.
New broadway Flushing Garage, San
ford Ave. A. broadway.
QueensboTo Garage. 90 Broadway.
Rainier Motor Corp. FIT. Farrinton g.
Wilson's Gg'pEe.
Upper Flushing Gar, ~ Murray 81
wilkins Garage, Jackson Ave, a Shell
nd
Jaeger Ave Gar. 8 Jaeger Ave.
North shore Motor Sales
WIN Ruhl Gas station, 2si JamAics
Ave.
Forest Hms. Continental Gar, continsn.
Forest Hlls Cargo, Queens Blvd
Fred. Frey Aetropol. & Cooper Ave.
| Glendale. WIN nupp Cooper Ava
Central GRraTe Cooper Ave.
Geo. Gelsler & Sons. ii8a Cypress Ave
29pf. Glendale Public Garage.
Liberty TIE Works. Cooper Ave, Dill
| Place.
Hollis. Horis Case sta.. Fulton st.. Rus
sell YsHpie, Prop.
Howard Reach. Anderson q glSrk.
| II. PaultOn.
Jamaica. 4rs 4. Mehrtsns. Hillside and
| Columtu ~ AYES
Jamaica Monument Garage. Hillhdl
| Ave. and Bergen et
| Automobile Repairing a Welding Co.
| Fulton ~ q Columbus Ave,
Theatre Garage. Twombly n stand
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