Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
M ETHODIST

l METHODIST Central Methodist Church = The church with heart in the heart of the city. Corner Central and Monroe, Ceci M. Aker, pastor.
 | Subject of morning sermon. "The Greatest Need of the Present Age | MT. Duff will have charge of the music l A duet by Mrs. l.. D. Dameron and Mrs i Ralph Summers. At night the pastor will discuss the question "Is God In- different to Our Welfare?' Mrs. Zeh- | ring will whistle some of the favorite gospel hymns at the evening service l. Those not in Sunday school will find d hearty welcdme at 9:45 at old Cent ral Make it a point to be on hand Sunday morning and see how you like it. The Junior League meets at 3:30 and the Senior League at 6:30. All in terested are cordially invited. Ani nouncements will be made at the Sun day services in regard to the new church plans which will be of interest to the congregation.
 First Methodist Episcopal = Corner Monroe and Second avenue. Harcourt w. Peck, pastor, J. H. Hughes, assis- tant Church school at 9:45, J. O. Sex son, superintendent, classes for all ages under the supervision of earnest trained teachers. Morning worship at II a. m.:
 Organ Prelude-s'Easter Morning..
 ..-.... ....-... Mailing Prayer and response
 Anthem by the choir. Worthy is the
 Lamb J. B. Fearls Offertory-"The Lord is Mindful of His
 Own ..........M .Mendellsohn Quartet-"Rock of Ages. Dudley Buck
 Miss M. Whiteman, soprano; Miss
 I. Rogers, Contralto; J. H. Hughes,
 tenor. F. E. Dingman, baritone Sermon by pastor-"Inspiration and
 Outlook
 ostlude-"Jerusalem the Golden"...
 Epworth League at 6:30. Mamie Gresham, leader, topic, "Tithing. The evening service at 7:39 will be in the form of an organ recital by Mrs Blanche Port Runyan. F. E. Dingman, violinist, assisting. Program as fol- lows
 Prelude in C-sharp minor ~
 Rachmaninoff First Suite for organ, James H. Rogers
 Prologue, March, Intermezzo. Toccata Violin Solo-"Cavatina" Raff
 F. F. Dingman
 Tn the Garden" ".-.--- Hugo Goodwin "Evensong' ................... Martin 'Scherzo' Macfarlane "Andante CantabiIe'' from Fifth Sym
 phony ..-.. Tschaikoushy Violin
 (a} SOuyenier .......-.--.-. Drdla
 (b) Intermezzo from ..Cavalleria
 Rusticana" ......... MaScagni Organ-"Marche Religieuse," Guilmant
 Mrs. Runyan is a pupil of Harrison NJ. Wilde of Chicago and is a very able organist. She gives this recital in con- sideration of the many requests that have come for the same from persons in the congregation who are lovers of uplifting in inspirational music.
 Lei <,f Seventh and Osborn road-the finest suburban church in the state. How to reach the church from town Take the Indian School car. get off at Osborn road, walk two blocks east.
 c. T. Bond. pastor. will preach at II a. m. and p. m All members of the church are requested to be present at the morning hour as there is an inn portant matter to be considered. Those who are unable to be present at the Il o'clock service are requested to be at home from to D. m. at which time a committee will call upon you in the in terest of completing the church.
 Sunday school at 10 a. m.. R. J. Bryce, superintendent. Senior Epworth League at D. m led by Robert J. Brice. All leaguers are urged to be present. All young people of the com are morst cordially invited
 Revival services will begin on next Apfll Ic. Let every 11eI11OeT OI the church be much in prayer for great good to be accomplished. Dr. Harrison will do the preaching. Special music at all services, under the direction of F. Y. Garrison. with Miss Inez NJ Me- Fall at the piano.
 Free Methodist Church-Corner Ad- ans and Fifth streets. Clyde J. Bur nett, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., John H. W. Champion, superintendent Preaching service Il a. m.: class meet@t ing 12 m.. leaders, James P. Mccabe, Young Peoples Prayer Band 6: 90 D. m. 1 Evangelistic service 7:30 D. m. The | pastor will occupy the pulpit, morning and evening. Spiritual singing and prayer, and a Full Gospel. Everyone made welcome.
 West Phoenix Methodist Church. Capitol school house, 10 o'clock Sun- 1 lay school, o. P. Skinner, superinten- l lent. Sermon at II o'clock by Edwin | L.. Fitch, subject. Building Up Your l selves Everybody invited to both ser vices. Service at Alhambra at 7:3Ol 3. m-. E. L. Fitch. pastor.
 Creighton Methodist Church-Sun- fay April II. Wm. c. Norcross, pastor. | Services held in the Creighton School | 2 F miles east of the city | inits. Union Sunday school at 10 i.m. Parents will find classes for their | benefit as we'll as classes for their children. Morning worship at II a. nl (