Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
METHODIST
Central Methodist church

Central Methodist church The church with d heart in the heart Of the city Corner of Central and Monroe. Cecil NJ. AIer. pastor
 The subject of the Sunday morning sermon is The Challenge of the Church" Miss Bess Barkley and Mrs Leonard Busheu will sing duet. there will also be a special selection by the choir. At the close of the morning service the pastor will install the new officers and teachers of the Sunday school who have been chosen for the ensuing year.
 The Hope of Our Glory" will be the subject of the Sunday evening sermon. Miss Gladys EchNn VIII sing, accom- panied by the choir
 Rally day will be observed in the Sunday school at e:45 Sunday. All in terested in Sunday school work are cordially invited. Short addresses will be made by C. E. Phelps. Hon. L. J. Cox and others. Announcements of the plans and the corps of officers and teachers for the coming year will be announced by the Superintendent l.. A. Bartlett.
 First Methodist Episcopal church Corner Second avenue and Monroe street. Harcourt W. Peck, PA West Monroe.
 9:45 a. m.. sharp Sunday school. J. o. Sexson, superintendent. II a. m., morning worship. Sermon by the pastor. The Judgment" Morning musical program: Solo, Alone With God" (Bailey). Miss Rog- CTS. Violin solo, The Holy City" MT. Dingman
 6:3O D. m, sharp, Epworth league :n social hall Every young person pres ent; special service.
 7:30 D. m, evening worship. Sermon by the pastor, Finally Brethren"
 Evening music: one Sweetly Sol emn Thought" ladies quartette; duet. Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Culver. Our annual conference meets at Long Beach. California next Wednes- day, September 29, when the Arizona Mission and the Southern California Der and friend who has not paid in | their contributions toward current eX 1 penses and benevolences and centenary will please do so this Sunday All so- | c1eties making contributions should hand the pastor their vouchers for con | ference.
 l Bethel Methodist church Corner Seventh street and Osborn road. The | finest suburban church in the state. l c. T. Bond, pastor. Preaching at Il a.
 n and g p. m., by the pastor. Sunday l school at 10 a. m., Robert J. Brice, su perintendent. Senior Epworth league, 1 ' D. m, lead by Miss Morden. Miss Ana Moore president.
 1 Choir rehearsal on Thursday evening at D. m., directed by Frank Y. Gar rison with Miss Estella Morden at the piano. Prayer and Bible study Wed nesday evening at o'clock. Strangers are most cordially invited to attend all 1 services.
 Memorial services at the Creighton Methodist church The Creighton Methodist church will hold a special service Sunday, September 26 at the | Creighton school auditorium at the II o'clock hour of the regular morning service in memory of those of theil number who have answered the sum
 mons of their Lord and Savior.
 The deceased members are: C. NJ
 Etter, Wm. Lloyd osborne, P. H
 Propes, George M. Smith. Alloy Rober
 Kraft, George Fickenscher, Lynn Fer | guson and Sisters Irion and Muldrow + Among those who will speak are Walter Wilson, T. T. Powers, Raleigh Stanford, J. T. Hurst, and Mrs. Waite Wilson and Miss Emma Irion.
 Special music is being prepared. The
 friends of the deceased and the public
 in general are invited to be present.