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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
EL elise DIARIO

En- la parada 25, Santurce, Ell auto
m6vil No. 1881, de Ramon Miranda,
guiado por Cruz Fuente Jr., chauffeur
1868, arrollo a la sonora Adela oso-
rio, de "a amos de edad, causandole
varias contusiones, siendo asistida en-
la Sala de Socorro. Y en- la Gale Gau-
tier Renitez, de Caguas, el automovil
No. S42O, de F. S. Earle. guiado por
su deuh6, conductor No. 1886, arroIlo
al nino Antonio Seda, de z amos de
edad, ocasionandole contusiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18

:. 4
Por Ultima yez tocara en- San Juan,
ell precoz, nifio Jose Figueroa, quien
Sc despide de su pals natal en- busca
de centros de cultura musicales mas
favorables y mas propicios su desa-
rrollo artfstico Puerto Rico va no lie
ofrece a este inteligente nifo, campo
suficiente para la expansion de sus
mtiltiples facultades artfsticas y de SUI
gran talento musical. Hambriento de
llegar hasta la Gina de su expression
en- la divina mtisica de los grandes
sAIaestros, ganandose de ese modO la
bendici6n de la Santa Cecilia, el ni1O
Figueroa, va en- busca de horizontes
mas amplios y de medios mas faciles
para triunfar en- sus altos Y hermosos
prop6sitos.
Ell genio necesita volar Y para volar
requiere campo. Sc trata, pues, de
un nifio, favOrecido por la Musa del
arte musical la cual 10 ha coronado
de flores y laureles. Jose Figueroa,
en- dfas no muy lejanos va honrar a
su patria en- ell extranjero Y la va hon
rar de un modO singular. FL que es-
cribe estas lfneas es ell maestro del
nifio Figueroa desde ell principle
observe con atenci6n los adelantos del
estudiante Y a. pesar de las dificulta-
des de todo g6nerO que halo al prin
cipio, ell progreso: sin embargo, era
constante notable en- grado sumo.
iQu6 de sorpresas me ha dado ese
joven simpaticO durante los casi siete
ailos de ensefianza, fdcil dichosa,
s6rpresas dOnde pudo notarse la mano
de DiOs cuandO quiere manifestar su
cariflo y predilecci6n por un hijo favo-
recido en- su estudio v en- su perseve-
rancia! Y que de sorpresas para no.
sOtros al yer que, nifio, va debfa tomar
ell sitio de un hombre entero Y de un
mGsicO de eXperiencia! Hay que sa-
Der 10 que quiere decir tocar Cuarte-
toS de Hayden, de Mozart Y de Beetl1o-
ven-G primerG tUistG y sin equiUOcar-
Sea los IA afios, para poder apreciar
en- su justo y eabal li6rite ID ealidad-
del eiecutsnte x ri talento pfecoz der
joveh princfpiante. Todo este 10 hizo
6l en- mi extinguido Cuarteto, demos
trando el mGsico nacido y listO para
ojear con buen gusto emulante COM
petencia cualquier obra maestro, de-
leitandose Ell este campo de belleza
Y de encantO intellectual con el fervor
Y entusiasmo que cabe la juventud
sana y empujada por ideales mobiles y
altfsimos va formados.
Aquf es question de un talento ex-
traordinario, listo para salir de la
concha, listo para los tltimos toques,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
La famiIia VaId6S-CObidn

En- ell vapor de hoy regresaron de los
EstadOs UnidOs, en- donde estuvieron
una tempOrada, la distinguida sefora
Encarnaci0n Cobidn viuda de Valdes
y sus hijas sefloritas Ana Maria Y
Pepita. Los esposos Vald6s Lopez
Cepero y otros parientes de la familia
que regresa, fueron al muelle a reci-
birles. Bienvenidas las distinglHdas
damas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
DON JUAN ]. BENITEZ

En- el vapor Porto Rico, ha regresa-
do esta mafiana a esta isla, despu6s de
larga ausencia fuera de nosotros.
el distinguido financiero don Jose j.
Benftez, estimado amigo nuestro, Sc
nador por ell Distrito de Humacao v
future candidate para ell mismo cargo
en- las elecciones pr6ximas.
Ell Senador Benftez, ha regresado
con su apreciable esposa su hijo
Pepe.
AL muelle fueron recibirle muchos
amigos.
Reciban los esposos Benftez nuestra
afectuosa bienvenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
POR Los JUZGADOS

Ell dia ID de los corrientes, fueron
resueltos por las Cortes locales, los 81
guientes casos presentados por la Po-
licfa: Aggression, dos sentenciados; Al
terar la Paz, cuatro sentenciados y
tres absueltos; Ordenanzas Municipal
les, dos sentenciados; y el dia Is, los
siguientes: Alterar la Paz, seis SEN
tenciados Y dos absueltos; Ley Au-
tos, dos absueltos y tres sentenciados;
Hurto menor, uno sentenciado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
.Mufg Marin y Colon
aTGStadOS en- ATGCib0

Ano:be, zen q initin socialists celes
'brado en- Arecibo, Ia policia arrest6
a Luis Munoz Marin y Jose Colon,
de Barceloneta, acusados de "slan-
der". Sc les atribuyen los conceptos
siguientes: "Todos los abogados son
unos bandidos y Herminio Miranda
es ell mas bandido".
Este Sr. Miranela es candidate Sc
nador, por ell partido unionista de
Arecibo.
Los acusados salieron en- libertad,
bajo fianza que prestaron los senores
Nicomedes; Rivera y Adriano Con
zalez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
Sensible Fa|IeCimiGntO

Tras larga y penosa enfermedad,
dejo de existir el sabado, en- Puerta
de TERRA, ell laborioso artehano Y ha-
bill guitarrista, Jose Flores, persona
generalmente estimada en- dicho ba-
rrio.
Su entierro Sc verifco aver, en- ell
cementerio de Santurce.
Paz su alma, y reciban sus deu-
dos nuestro pesame.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
NOmbTamientOS ApTObadOS.

Ell GObernador ha aprobado los sic
guientes nOmbramientos, hechOs a fa-
vOr de:
ST.. Manuel Janer Soler. Juez de h
COrte Municipal de Anasco. para que
actfe como Juez de la Corte Munici-
pal de Mayagtiez, en- la vista de un
case criminal, en- ell cuai ell Juez pro-
pietario esta incapacitado para ac
tuar
Ell Sr. Damian Monserrat Jr., como
Juez de Paz de San Juan, mientras
dure la licencia concedida al Juez
propietario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
La "Hila de! CaTIbe''

Nuestra distinguida amiga la nota-
BILE poetiSa portorriquena, Trina SAM
viuda de Padilla, conocida en- ell mum
do de las letras por la HijG del Caribe,
v6se obligada guardian CANA en- SUI
residencia de Arecibo, desde hace al
gunos dfas.
HacemOs votos sinceros por el resta-
blecimiento de la distinguida enferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18

las iltimas ellsellanzas para los I'LL
timos pasos questian de lleyarle por
caminos definitiveS para llegar al mas
venturoso de les eXitos. Pero sien-
do ell caso comdpcurre aquf siempre,
el verdadero taleAf0 no mace en- la opu-
lencia, Sc necesisan fondos para que
el nino pueda mgferse para que pue
da llegar a la Asta de sus aspiracio-
nes, 0 sea al nls bello de los triun-
fos. Con tai mativo ell concerto de
despedida del joyen Figueroa. sera una
consagraci6n lbs m6ritos del joven
virtuoso.
(No solamentet espero que eI salon
de actos de la escuela Baldorioty de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
EnfGrnlO de Cana

Ell respectable anciano seilor Jose Mi
guel Rivera. de conocida familia de
esta ciudad, esta enfermo desde ell
sabadO. No es cosa de cuidado v ce-
lebraremOs que restablezca pronto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
.GGRtG cOnOCida Que ha
TGgTpSad0 del NOTte

A bordo del vapor Porto Rico, han
regresado de Estados Unidos, Enrique
Gonzalez Beltran, Alberto S. Mendez
y senora, Victor Lopez Nusa, Jose A..
Recxach, A. Rauschemplat y un buen
nfmero mas de distinguidos pasajero
Para todos nuestra cordial bienveni-
da.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
SALA De SOCORROS

En- la Sala de Socorros fueron asis-
tidos, Bibiano Miranda, de contusio-
nes en- Ia frente, music pierna IL
quierda, a consecuencia de haber sido
arrollado por una bicicleta en- la ca
lie General Contreras y Santos Ro-
lon, de herida en- la frente, por ha-
berse cafdo de una tronera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
NoMBRAMIENTo

Durante el receso del Senado, Ell
Gobernador ha nombrado al sr. Jorge
del Toro, como miembr6 de la Junta
Examinadora de Mkdic0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
De Cana

Desde ell sabado liftimo tuvo que
guardian CANA, en- su residencia de San
turce, la distinguida seiiorita Sarah
Gonzalez Y Martinez. Esta mejoran-
da rapidamente Y celebramos que siga
fuera de cuidado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
CGItdnsnGS del AtGneO
PuGTtgITiquGiiO

El 5tlradO GalliicadQrs
Para conocimiento de los interesados
Sc hace publico por medic de estas II
meas que ell Jurado califcador de los
trabajos que Sc presenter al primer
concurso de la serie de certamenes del
Ateneo, 10 componen los senores si-
guientes:
D. Emilio del Toro Cuevas,
D. Manuel Rodriguez Sierra,
D. Antonio Sarmiento Porras.
De acuerdo con la base Ga. de la
convocatoria al efecto, ell nombramien-
to de los dos primeros 10 hizo ell Ate
neo, y la designation del ultimo es de-
bida los sefiores Gonzalez Beltran,
patrocinadores del tema.
La admission de trabajos para este
concurso vence ell diez del proximo no.
viembre.
Las obras recibidas hasta la fecha,
va estan en- poder de dicho Jurado.
San Juan, P. R., 18 de octubre de
1920.
Rafael Rivera Zayas,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18

Miss Fay Evelyn, que forma parte del
nuevO sexteto de la opereta 'Florodo-
ra" en- la compania que prOcedente
de Francia trabaja en- New York. La
bella artista pronto regresara Fran
cia dOnde ha de contraer matrimonio
con un aristocrata frances, que esta
loco de amor por ella.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18
Necesltannos

Corresponsal competente, jOven que
conozca ingles y espaiiOl.
Indispensable buenas referencias.
Dirfjase al apartado 24S, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-18

JOvEN DEL SIsXTETo DE "FLO.
RODORA" QUE Sc REPREsEN-
Ia EN- NEW YORK, Y QUE VA
A CASARSE CON UN ARIS-
TOCRATA FRANCES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
LECTURES FEATURE
 !. PASTORS MEETINGS QF TIE INSTITUTE
Birmingham Southern Col lege Scene of Methodist Annual School for Its
 Ministers

Features of the programme for the Preachers Institute of the North Ala bama Conference thatfis being con ducted at Birmingham Southern Col lege this week are the addresses deliv- cred each morning at II o'clock by Rev. L. D. Patterson of Sung Kiang China.
 Numbers of people are accepting the invitation to the public to attend the institute and to hear the messages of this missionary of the Southern Methodist Church. who is spending a part of his furlough to the United States in his native state, Alabama, and his former home. Birmingham.
 Friends who remember him as pas tor of this city and who knew his wife as Miss Annie Mccoy. sister of Bishop James H. Mccoy. are delighted that Dr. P. B. Wells has invited Mir. Pat terson to fill the pulpit of Highlands Methodist Church this morning at Il o'clock.
 During the institute at Birmingham Southern, College. which will continue through next Thursday MT. Patterson will deliver addresses at il o'clock Monday and Tuesday on Missions an6 the World Movement" and on China As a Mission Field.r
 Other topics of the programme of interest to the visiting ministers and the public are the studies in First Corinthians" that will be eonducted each morning by Dr. W A. Smart the lectures on "The Pastor and the Sun day Schoor' given by pr. J. S. Chad wick and those that will be delivered by Dr. George R. Stuart on Practical Homiletics."
 Numbers of young ministers of the North Alabama Conference who have been in Birmingham the past week will remain in attendance at the in stitute through the closing session Thursday.
 One of the purposes of the meet ing is to offer instruction to-those who are here for examination in books of the conference curriculum under direc- tion of the examining committee.
 The complete programme of the in- stitute this week follows:
 Monday. June 2S-S:30 a. m., devo- tional exersise Rev L. D. Patterson 9 a. m.. "Studies in First Corinthians. Dr. w. A. Smart; 10 a. m.. "The Pas tor and the Sunday School" Dr. J. $. Chadwick; 10:45 a. m., intermission' Il a. m., address. "Missions and the World Movement" Rev. L. D. Patter- som D. m., meeting of classes in course of study; 3:So D. m., lecture The Synoptic Gospels Dr. w. A Smart; D. m., devotional exercises Rev. L. D. Patterson; S:30 p. m., lee ture, Practical Homiletics," Dr George R. Stuart.
 Tuesday, June 29-S:3O a. m, devo- tional exercises, Rev. L. D. Patterson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27

a. m. Studies in First Corinthians" Dr. w. A. Smart. 10 a. m., The Pastor and the Sunday School" Dr. J. s. Chad wick; 10:45 a. m., intermission; II q. m. address, China As Mission Field" Rev. l.. D. Patterson; D. m.. meeting of classes in course of study; 3:S0 D. m., lecture "The Pauline Epis tles,' pr. w. A. Smart; p. m, devo- tional exercises, Rev. l.. D. Patterson; S:30 D. m., lecture Practical Homi- letics," Dr. George R. Stuart.
 Wednesday, June S0--S:30 a. m., de- votional exercises, Rev. L. D. Patter- son; a. m., Studies in First Corin- thians,' Dr. w. A. Smart; 10 a. m.. "The Pastor and the Sunday School" Dr. J. s. Chadwic1 10:45 a. m. inter mission; Il a. m. lecture. Practical Homiletics" Dr. George R. Stuart; ? D. m., meeting of classes in course of study; 3:30 D. m, lecture, "The Johan- nine Writings" Dr. w. A. Smart; 8 D. m., devotional exercises, Rev. L. D.. Patterson; S:30 D. m., lecture "Prac- tical Homileties," pr. George R. Stu art
 Thursday. July 1--S:30 a. m., devo- tional exercises. Rev. L. D. Patterson: 2 a. m, Studies in First Corinthians, Dr. w. A. Smart; 10 a. m, The Pastor and the Sunday School" Dr. J. s. Chad wick; 10:45 a. m, intermission; $50 D. m., lecture, "Pracical Homiletics, Dr. George R. Stuart; 30 D. m., meet ing of classes for examination; 3 p. m, adjOurnment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27

girls,'' Mrs Johnson informed. but
 owing to the financial shortage this
 amount was withheld. After the board
 of control appealed to the civic body for
 financial aid in purchase of location
 in the country where the school could
 became partially self-sustainng, drive
 was undertaken in which $l3,000 was
 raised. Then it was in November, 1913,
 that the consent of the governor was
 obtained for the purchase of Col. Louis
 " Clarkes beautiful country estate of
 500 acres. with buildings, sixteen miles
 from the city on the Mount Pinson road.
 and the State Training School for Girls
 was moved to Matsuyama.
 Who would have dreamed in 19)9
 that we would have been here today in
 this well-eqnipped administration build ing that is named Ellen Weakley Hall
 in memory of our loved president?' in-
 quired Mrs. Brown.
 .One never knows how wonderfully d
 small beginning will develop and how
 the way will open for such develop ment." replied Mrs. Johnson. That is the reason I believe our two new build ings will be fully equipped when the time comes for that
 ROOM FOR MORE
 "The legislature only appropriated enough money to have the buildings erected" she explained but we are hoping that clubs or civic organizations, or perhaps some of the counties in the
 state will be interested enough to see that they are thoroughly equipped. Besides added Mrs Johnson, there is a vast amount of volunteer service that might be givep by those who are interested :n the girls along recreation a, lines The ladies of the Southside Baptist Church haze recently given equipment for the motion picture soon to be installed. It is splendid. and I do hope this is just the beginning. and that other church organizations will be in- terested in the leisure hours of the girls. We have beautiful tennis grounds, grounds for croquet. and all kinds of outdoor games for the girls. besides in- door space for basketball and other queter amusements. Perhaps some church society would enjoy furnishing the well-selected fiction and the good books we need for our library. Won't you invite all the church women to visit us and they'll find plenty of assistance
 that we really need to make this an ideal home?'
 i! Perhaps the greatest joy of the reere- ation the girls have now Is the time de- voted to nature study. With a teacher of unusual charm of personality. whose ability as naturaii-+ b-- t--- nati"r-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
 AND THEIR TEACHERS

Among the numbers Of young people from the Presbyterian churches of Birn1- ingham who are spending the week at the Young Peoples Conference at Mon treat, North Carolina, are Miss Ann Montgomery of the First Presbyterian church and Miss Anna MeLester of the South Highland Presbyterian church.
 This conference which will continue through July 2, is for Presbyterian young people, ages 16 to 24, and for leaders or young peoples work. The programme will include Bible study classes text book classes on foreign missions, home mis- sions, Sunday school work. young peo- ples' work. It will also emphasize re- ligious life work, and organized recre- ation. The music will be under the di- rection of a song leader, and the we'll equipped grounds at Montreal will afford recreational features.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
Al the Churches Today

a, m.; Prof. J, II. Chapman, superin- tendent. Preaching services at T. a. m. and D. m. Subject morning sermon The Secret of a Satisfied Ldfe;' sub ject evening sermon, "A Young Mans Mistake" Junion B. Y. r. U., ?. m. Senior B. Y, P. U., ' D. m, Prayer meet ing Wednesday. s D. m.
 sixty-sixth Street-6527 Division avenues Rev. W. C. Crowder, pastor. Sunday school al 9So a. m., MT. Frank
 Ayers, superintendent. Preaching services at II a. m and D. m. Junior
 B. Y. P. U., 6:30 D. m. Senior B, Y. r. U.. 6:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednes- day, 7:30 D. m.
 Southside-El Eleventh avenue and
 Nineteenth street, south. Rev. J. E.
 Dillard, D. D.. pastor; Rev. E. P. Lee, assistant pastor. Sunday school at 9;3O a. m. MT. D. Marbury, superinten- dent Preaching services at II a. m. and 8 D. m. Subject morning sermon, why Go to College?" subject evening sermon, "The School of Hard Knocks" Junior B. Y. P. IT., D. m. Senior B
 Y. P. U., D. ri. Prayer meeting Wednesday p. m.
 Thirty-fifth Avenue-2100 Thirty fifth avenue north Rev. k. l.. Durant. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a m.. MT
 G. C. Hilton, superintendent Preaching
 services at II a. m. and 7;30 D. m.
 Junior B. Y. P. U., 6;30 D. m. Senior
 B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1880 D. m.
 Twenty first Avenue-2630 Twenty first avenue, north Rev. E. G. John ston pastor Preaching at II q. m and 7:30 D. m Senior F. Y. P U,. 6;30 r. m
 Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 D. m Twenty y-seventh street Twenty | seventh street and Eighth avenue | south. Rev. V. C. Kincaid pastor. Sun day school at 930 B. m., MT. w. N Hadden, superintendent. Preaching al II a.. m. and 7:So D, Tn. Subject morn I ing sermon, why Christian Educa ,, tion?' subject evening sermon. 'Th c ] Gospel According to You" Junior E l Y. P. U 6:30 D. m. Senior B. Y P. U4 1 6.30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday | 7;30 D. m.
 West End-lO27 Tuscaloosa avenue
 Rev. Jesse A. Cook, pastor. Sunday | school at 930 a. m., MT. w. F. Jor-
 dan, superintendent. Preaching services
 at II d. m. and s D. m. Subject morn | ing sermon, me Lordsnlp or Jesus, ! subject evening sermon, The Gospel! , Senior B. Y. r. U., 6:30 p. m. Prayer ! meeting Wednesday, 7;30 p. m. | West Woodlawn--4631 Georgia road Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., MT. J. c l Counts, superintendent. Preaching 1 services at l a. m. and D. m. Pulpit supplied by Rev, J. S. Parker. Junior E, Y. r. U., 6 p@ln. Senior B. Y. I. U.
 D. m Prayer meeting Wednesday i ' D. m
 | Wylam-Ninth avenue and fortietf
 street Sunday school at 9;3e a. m, Mr G. w. F'utrell superintendent. Preach ing services at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m Junior B. Y. r. U., 6.30 D. m. Senior E Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting | Wednesday, 7:30 D. m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
PASTORS TODAY 10 ASK HELP FOR THE
 JEWISH EUROPEA
Food, Medicine and Clothes Needed By Millions-Dis- tribution Is to Be Along
 Non-sectarian Lines

Birmingham people may wish to have share in the campaign that will be launched today for the relief and restoration of 60.000,000 Jewish suf- ferers from the late war.
 In view of the suffering of these unfortunate and innocent victims, the ministers of the city will present the appeal from their pulpits that will offer opportunity to the members Of the congregations to lend he'ping hand in this time of need.
 The campaign is to be non-sectarian. The distribution agency is credited with utmost generosity in the devas- tated regions. giving relief to Jew and non-Jew alike. having no regard for race. creed or nationality where sui fering humanity cs,iS.
 Rev. George R. Stuart, pastor of the First Methodist Church; Rev. J. r. Dilard. pastor of the Southsde Bap- tist Church. and Rev. J. M. Broadly, pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presby- .terian Church, have responded to the appeal of the executive committee and of Rabbi Morris Newfield and Rabbi Jacob Mendelsohn by sending a re- quest to the pastors of the district to give publicity to the campaign in the calendars of their churches today and add the Endorsement from their re- spective pulpits
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
CHILDREN'S DAY AT
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS

7 "Children's Day" in the South High. land Presbyterian Sunday school will be observed today at 10 o'clock, when the following programme will be rendered: Hymn "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name by the congregation; invocatlon' pr. John McNeill the pastor; 'ouiz." be- ginners departments: song, Children Day.. primary department recitation. ''rhe Four Leaf Clover" by Albert Bick- ell; recitation "The Sunday School Gar den," (HewitD, by 8 juniors; recitation, "The Garden of Eden" by Miss Dorothy Bowron-It Needs Our Responsibility" by Harry McNeill: baptism of infants; benedicton. Dr. McNeill.
 "Chldren's Day according to Harry TT. McBroom, superintendent of the school
 is believed to be looked forward to each year by pupils, for it is just their oppor- tunty to shoy their parents and interes- ted friends just what they have accom- plished in their spiritual growth
 This years special offering will go to the work of the church in Mexico.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
PRESBYTERIAN

g"
 First PreSby yterian-Corner Fourth ave- nue and Twentyfirst street. Rev. John A. MacSporran, minister. Morning SerV- ice Il o'clock; sermon topic, The Coun- trys Overhead and Underbrush." Eve ming service o'clock; sermon topic. What Every Man ought to Know Sunday school 9:2o a. m, MT. A. K. Akers, superintendent Mems class, Dr. J. H. Phillips, teacher
 South Highland Presbyterian Highland avenue and Twenty-first street. Rev. John McNeil. pastor. Services Sunday morning at il o'clock. Sunday evening at o'clock. Bible classes and Sunday school 9.S0 q. m. Wednesday evening, s o'clock. mid-week service. MT. Forrest Dabney Carr director of music. Every body welcome. Seats free
 Edgewood Community-Rev T. S. Hickman. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m, MT, II. T. Brownell, superintend- ent. Children's sermon at II a. m, sub ject, Tire Trouble" Christian Endeav- or al. D. m.. MT. James w. Williamson. leader Evening service at s o'clock; subject. Christ in Peters Home" t,v erybody welcome.
 Independent Presbyterian-Rev Henry NJ Edmonds, D. D.. pastor. Morning SeTNlce, leinplt EHiduH-T<lf -lvy iitSH- land avenue. Sermon, "A Perfect Man" Dr. Edmonds. Church school at 9:3o, with classes for all. Evening service Lyric theatre, o'clock. Sermon, The Corpse We Garry" by the pastor Everybody welcome. Seats free.
 Seyenty-sixth Street-Corner SlosS ave nue and Seventy street. Rev. J. r. Stevenson. pastor. Sunday school at 9;3) a. m Sermon by pastor II a. m. sub- ject, Spiritual Fervor." Conference for men F o'clock. Junior Christian En- deayor D. m. Senior Christian En- deavor 7:30 D. m. Prayer 4 meeting Wednesday. 73o D. m. Christian Endeav- or social at Mir. J. T. Larkin's. Roebuck Springs. Tuesday at 7:30 D. m.
 East Lake Cum berland-Seventy-s sixth street and Sloss avenue. Rev. G. G. Halliburton, pastor Sunday school 9:iJ m.. w. NJ Sadler, superintendent. Classes for young and old Preaching Il a. m.: subject. Gods Hedge About His People" Sermon D. m: Subject. sin or Christianity-Wh Which2" Chris tian Endeavor 7:30 p.>In. Come. You are invited to worship hereg
 EPISCOPAL
 Church of the Advent (EpiscopaD. Sixth avenue and Twentieth street. Rev NJ. $. Barnwell. Rector.
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