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International Sunday School Lesson
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contains the metaphor OF some
grand building or structure. AS
suggested by another. this metaphor
involves CD a foundation. This is
Jesus Christine otner dare be laid
q Cor. 5.12-16). CD A continuous
progress. This means that a Christ
iau.s activities are purposeful and
that The work he undertakes moves
forward with the proper progress
go Persistent effort. This means
that the present days work begins
the foundation upon which tomor-
rows work must be built. Thus day
by day his life is being raised high
or and higher as each separate
round Of material is being laid by
strenuous efforts. C4) A completion
Finally the work is done. the build
ing is completed, the top stone is
brought forth and placed
.. Outward Growth.
Building up within the church
causes the whole work TO be adj
mired and respected by those with
out. inducing them 20 come and
identify themselves with the cause
There can be no forward movement
without unless there be a CORES
pOuding movement within
our lesson today is the record Of
two stupendous miracles. They are
The greatest signs wrought since the
day of Christ. The dreadful ma
lady Of palsy is vanquished, and a
corpse is retenanted by the depart
ed soul. The occurrence here OF
this miracle is I'm keeping with the
movements Of the church at this
time The Lord had promised these
signs as they went forth with the
gospel message. They were given
as encouragements TO the disciples.
90 convince them that the gospel
did not lose any of it's power by be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-01
RINGED PLANET SATURN
VISIBLE IN EVENING SKY
Will be Found Near Jupiter and Regulus-
Other Interesting Aspects of the February
Heavens Figures on Tenn
peratures Of Stars.
BY DIR. G. = BRAININ
OF the Columbia University Observatory stan.

We have the great pleasure this
month Of adding 10 the o o'clock
star map the wonderful riuged
planet saturn, which viii be found
low over the eastern horizon. Jlpi-
ter. the largest, and, next 20 Venus,
the brightest OF all the planets,
found "a place on last months map
and by now has attained a consider
able altitude above the horizon at
map time. These two planets VIII
De found in the general neighbor-
hood of Regulus. They can easily
be distinguished. Jupiter is the
highest in the SKY; then comes Regu-
lus and finally saturn. The two
planets, OF course, can he told from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-01

Today this is. however. not the
case, because the phenomenon
known as the procession of the
cqinoxes has changed the position
of the equator So as TO make the
sun occupy a position in Cancer as
that time
At the other end of Leo is Dene-
bola, the next brightest star of the
group. Of BLUSH white color.
which, Judging by the comments or
The ancient astronomers, was PROB
ably considered brighter than IL is
now. 10 is approaching the earth
at the rate Of y miles per second
and is about SO light years away.
I'm intrinsic brilliancy il is about 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-01
Conference Memorial United-aS s 81.
CATHOLIC.

st. Hedwige Polish Corner Scott and
Napier SITS Rev. Anthony ZubOwicz. g.
;. {. pastor. Low mass at 80 90 and
1000 a. m. Sunday school at > 80 D. m.
BenedictiOn at . 80 p. m.
st. Casimirs POIish-S21 S. Webster 81
Rev Stanislaus Gorka pastor Low mass
at 30 a. m. High mass at 10 90 a. M.
Nespers at 200 p. m.
sacred Heart NOtre Dame-Rev. John
b. Scheier pastor. Low mass at 6 90 a.
IN. students mass at 5 90 a. IL. Parish
mass az 10 90 q. m. Nespers at 90 .. IN.
st. StanisIsus POIish-i15 s. Lincoln ST.
Rev. Roman Marciniak, e. =. g. pastor
Masses at 7:3O, 300 and 10 90 a. m.
sacred Heart observation-disclosures and
Indiana avs. Rev. Alexander c. Yupa
pastor. Low mass at 90 p. m. Baptism
Gt 80 n. IN. Nespers at 80 p. m.
St Mary's OF The Holy ROsary-Polisb
Catholic at corner Sample and KOsiusko
SITS. Rev Basil Sychta pastor. Low mass
week days, 40 q. IN. sunday 200 a. m
High mass Sundays and Holy Days at
10 90 a. ~.
So. stephens HungaTian-Thomas and
McPherEOn SITS. Rev. Lawrence Hor-
Vath. pastor. Mass at =: 100 and lO15 A
N. Sunday schcCi at , :Dc ,. IN. Ben.
rdictioL at 90 D. m.
Sc. Patricks-5OT s. Tsylor at Rsv.
John L. DeG-oote. &. =. c. pastor
Mass at 80. Q and 10 80 O'Clock.
St Joseph's-Hill 81 and LasaliC az.
Patrick J, Carroll Z. :. G., pastor. Low
masses az Z 30 and BOO a. m. High
mass at 1000 a. m. hsnedIction at 3 :O0
q. NJ
Sacred Heart BeIEIAa-1126 W. Thorn.
as st. Rev. Charles y Fischer. pastor
Mass az Z: % and $50 o. IN SUNDAY
school at 2 so .. NJ. Benedicuon at ) ~
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ing spread. but rather that its pow
ct increased. AS thu church goes
everywhere preaching the Word
there viii he a corresponding mani
festation of power.
!. The Healing of Eneas Cvv. 81
So
This mans needy condition ap-
pealed 10 Peter. just as men today
should appeal 20 us in their semi
dead state. Like his Master. Peter
could not refuse the needed help. III
this he did not direct attention to
himself. but confidently appealed TO
the power in the name of Christ:
Jesus Christ healeth thee" The
man who had kept his bed for eight
long years Immediately arose and
made his bed. When the Lord heals
it is done instantly. Peter wisely
kept this miracle from being the
end by making it. the means 10 the
end. That end was the preaching
OF the gospel This brought most
gratifying results, for "all that
dwelt in LYDIA and Sharon saw
nam anu A4Ai AANu 70 TIC 4<DEu.
H. The Raising Of Dorcas wv.
36-43)
This woman was full Of good
works and aims which she
did, not talked OF doing She was a
practical Christian woman of the
kind that gets down TO the practical
way OF showing her love by doing
deeds Of helpfulness. Her death
was E. real loss, as was evidenced by
the mourning of those who had
been helped. When this good wom-
an fell sick and died the disciples
sent for Peter. Peter put them all
forth At his command her soul
came back to live in her body. This
again caused them 30 believe on the
Lord
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-01

the star by their steady, untwinkling
light.
Just above Jupiter is shown the
position of the very farthest planet
from rs, Neptune, which, however,
is too dim to be observed either with
the naked eve or with small tele-
scopes, for its brightness is only
equal TO that OF seventh
star Mars also is an evening star
now rising about two hours too late
TO appear on the map; but il can
be well observed about midnight
near the bright star Spica in Virgo.
Venus is the only morning star at
present
That magnificent tract of sky con-
tanning orion. Taurus. the two Dogs
and the Twins, with ali their many
brilliant stars, will now be found
lying between the zenith and the
southern horizon; and Capella, Of
Auriga, is practically in the zenith
itself. The entire constellation of
Leo, the Lion, is now above the
horizon. the upper or western end
being marked by Regulus. With
Regulus as a handle and stretching
toward the north viii be found a
group of stars which trace out with
good likeness the form OF a sickle
and are known by the latter name.
They are. Of course, a part Of Leo
Regulus. though not one of the
brightest of firs:-magnitude stars,
was one Of the most venerated by
TIE ancients, for il marked practi-
cally the position occupied by the
sun at the hottest time OF the year.
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CHURCH OF GOD.

Church Of God of the Abrahamic
Eaith-SeryiceS in Melville hall, 2l2 5.
Lafayette st. Sunday school at 1000. +.
A. StilsoU superintendent
Church Of Ged or Saints-Chapel on
Harrison av.. one block north OF Lincoln
way W. Elder Otis Austin. pastor. anu
Elder J. L. FOrsythe, assistant pastor.
sunday school at 9:4j m. f. W.
Brant, superintendent
Worship at IL 90 a. IN. and so o. m.
Midweek prayer service on Wednesday
at 10 p. m. Young peoples meeting
at 8 30 T. m
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PRESBYTERIAN.

WostEninster-Scott auu Lindsey SITS
Rev. Alfred N. Eells. ID. d. pastor, res
idsuce. G3S y. Scott 90 sunday sChOOl
az y 80 a. m. l. {. Whitcomo. superin-
tendent Public worship at 10 IS a.. M
and 80 2. N. The session meets be
fore the morning service. senior En-
deavor society meets az $50 p. IN. MID
week devotional service, Wednesday,
Z 80 2. ~
First-Corner o. Washington 81. and
Lafayette blvd. Bible school 90 80 o..
m, john J. Shafer superintendent
Mems Fellowship club at $3.50 Or. a..
Lipuincott leader Morning worship
90 1G;fj. DT j. q. Mcclure wiz give the
sermon Mrs. Robert Hclycrschied VIII
slug Midweek meeting Wednesday
meeting on Friday &C 800 p. On. at the
church
Trinity-Rev 81 NJ Rodgers Pm. d.,
minister Bible school gt @ 80 a. m.
T. b. French. superintendent
Services in CoQuillard school Morning
orship az 1919 The Christian En-
deavo- and evening services viii le
.lmhined az Z 80. ou account az Or being
Young Peoples day The Young people
have charge OF tle service having pro-
pared o special program FOR rLe ocea-
sion. The pastor VIII give @ special af-
dress for Young people Tho pastors
phone Dr. Main --5O. and Isl under tlc
rlme OF John Burns
Hope Leer aud Eavt1n sts Edwin g.
Aie' ster. minister. Bible school at so
m; Frank Retiring. superintendent.
Gr.nEer-Rev. narrs. pastor. sunday
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times as great as our sun. In the
constellation it represents the lions
tail and for some reason was con-
sidered a very unlucly star by the
ustrOlOsers
Gamma Leonis. the third bright
est of the group, viii be found just
north Of Regulus: it is a very beau
uful double star which can be
separated in q small telescope.
In one of the German publica-
tons. which have recently again
begun to arrive in this country, we
have found a new list of star ten b.
peratures. which no doubt viii be
Of interest 20 the reader and which
we therefore take the liberty Of
reproducing here. The tcmpera-
lures are given in Cenrigrade de-
grees; multiply by % 20 find prac-
tically the equivalent Fahrenheit
degrees:
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CHRISTIAN.

First-316 s. Main ST. Rodney L.
McQuary, minister. Residence 622 Cush-
ing st. Bible school no $50 a. m (;
Roland WitWer superintendent.
Morning worship at 10 40. Sermon {:
"TEe Conquest of Fear Gatty Sellars
organ recital NJ 400 p. N. Admission
free Christian Endeav0r at G-15 p. m. 4;
what Does the Pledge Require" led
by Cecil Dryer Evening worship at
so Sermon theme personality"
Indiana Avenue Corner Indiana nv.
and ST. Joseph 81. Edward j. Cain.
pastor Residence 1911 Marietta ST.
Linden Avenue-Linden nv. and Car
uslc Ct ]. n. Miller, pastor Sunday
school a. 10 90 2. IN; ;. -. CcIp. super
futendput
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SCIENTIST.

First Church OF Christ, gcIentist-
Main and Madlson SITS. Sunday services
40 IL 90 q. ~. Testimonial meeting ever
Wednesday at s 90 p. IN. sunday school
age Of 20, from GAS o &c 80 a m Snn.
day school entrance on Msdisoa AZ
keadlTg rooms maintained by tbs
church on the seventh floor Of the j NJ
:. building, are open daily except sun
nr fran q IN q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-01

the red stars are cooler than the
yellow. which in turn are cooler than
the white. The table bears ont this
expectation.
Betelgeuze and Arcnrus. which
are distinctiyeIy OF a reddish hue.
are found among the cooler stars
at the top of the is-. our sun IS
white star. whose light resembles
Ereatiy that OF Capella, now TO be
found i'm the zenith. Dcnebola Is OF
higher temperature and TO the c.c
appears bluish-white. as do the
others which are given I'm the table
as posse sSing higher temperature.
with the exception of EeEulus. We
admit that its hish position ia The
taole surprises us.
II we take two metal balls of the
same size and heat them TO differ
emit temperatures the better one Will
appear much the brighter. II it is
twice az hot its radiating power IS
five or six times as great To pos
sess equll luminosity, therefore, the
redter Cf two stars must be by far
me larger OF the two. Take Arctur-
rs, for example, one OF the coolest
stars. To possess its brightness the
extent O. radiatinE surface must be
tremendous, and We know that Ar
urus is probably The greatest star
that we have any knowledge Of
The scale of coIor also no doubt
gives us some clew as TO the evoiu-
ton oC the stars. For many years
if was held that the color of stars
gave q direct indication of the prog
ress of the evolution OF the star from
the original nebula, from which
every star IS considered 10 develop
the nearer a star to the red end of
the line, the older il was 10 be con
sidered. The assumption was that
it was better at the beginning of its
career than ever afterwards II wa
proposed by Russell that the stars
at first increased in temperature as
they contracted from their original
nebulous state. This is reasonable,
as in a tenous state, such as must
exist in "a nebula, IT is impossible T.
think of a high temperature exist
ing over the entire mass. But a
contraction necessarily brings with
it an increase in temperature After
q certain state, represented 10y blue
white light, is reached in this pro-
cess cooling by radiation ensues.
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

woman's Clue hail. room pa. J. M. 3
building
Sunday studies 1000 a. no. the New
Creation and tire childr-us Bible class 4.
g 90 r. M. Revelations. f.30 p. I'd.
EzekieTs Temple. Wednesday az 500
% m golden age meeting FRIDAY al
y 0O d. Ia. Tabernacle shadows
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BAPTIST

FIrst-Corner Slain aud Wayne ats
Rev. U 3 Davis. D. d.. pastor Res.
iden~e oil w. Wayne St Bible school
az $50 a. m G. =. stephens, superin-
ter .rnf.
At 10 40 a. m. sermon. The Claims o.
the Church ~ Communion service At
g 80 r. m. the young peoples meeting
AZ 80 p. m. 'sThe Ananias club of
South Bend and Who Belong" Wednes
day at Z 40 =. M, mldweek service.
Calvary formerly Quincy street,
Corner California and Blaine avs. How
ard Beldon Leonard, pastor. Residence,
1919 Woodward av Bible school az 30
First Swedish 80 Corner Laurel and
pier ste. Services at 0:3O q. m and
30 p. IN
Mt. Zion-Rev. J. r. Smart. pastor
Sunday school at 30 a. u. Glasses for
O. 40 d. IA
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METHODIST.

First-Rsv Joseph \. Greene, d. D.,
pastor. Glass meeting 90 gao 2. pa.
sunday school at Q 80 a. ~; Kenneth r.
Beers. superintendent.
Public worship at 1910 a. m. and 80
o. m. Morning sermon theme. THE
Spirit in Human LIFE evening 'Chll-
dren and Apron Striugs" Dr. Greene
will occupy the pulpit at both services
service on Wednesday evening az 80
o'clock. led by DR.. Greene.
st. PauFs-Rev. James J.. Gardiner.
D. D. pastor Rev X. IT, Carlson, act
ing pastor. Sunday school az $50 a.
M: o. A FulkersOn. superintendent
Morning worship at 1910 SupJecJ OF
sermon The Supremacy OF Duty" Ed
worth league at q 80 led by Mrs G A
Fish. Social hour and lunch at 80.
Evening worship az $50 Subject OF
sermon; The Glory o. Man. a let tee
morning service.
Gr.es-corn-r Michigan and INIT sta
Rev b. d. Beck, pastor Class meet ng
at S:45 a. m. sunday school at . 80 d.
M: Glenn whiteman, superintendent.
Morning worship M 10 40 sermon :
Fishers Of Men," by the pastor Ep'
meta shirk, leader. Evening worship az
10 Sermon ~Oue Condition or the
New Age-MeE Before Money" by the
pastor.
TrInlty-Blaine and Vassar avs. Rus
sell l. Phillips pastor. Residence OIL
Cleveland av. sunday school az , 80 "a.
m; Mrs. W. l.. owen, superintendent.
Eoworth Memorial - Corner lincoln
way w. and Olive 81. Rev H. NJ
Doxsee. pastor Sunday school &c e,dO
a. m: Glenn Fiuney. superintendent
LS~-u Heights Miner nnd Francis
sta Rev. c. J. Gordon, pastor. sunday
school at 0:45 q m; II. C. Oelong.
superintendent
Stuu Memsrial Church, Cor. s. Mlchi-
ran and Victoria SITS, Charles n Lee
aon. D. &. l.. pastor. sunday school az
10 q. m. John Edwards, superintendent
German-Lafsyette blvd. and Wayne
ct Rev Fred II. KOehnemann, pastor.
sunday school at $50 q. no. Charles j..
stark superintendent.
AZ 10 so a. m. worship lu German
preceded by a short sermon TO the chill
dreu At 700 p. m. Epworth league
Franklin Eoenig, leader At 2 80 p. ma.
Worship IN English. Sermon theme
Christ 90 the Pulpit
WesIsyAn -7 22 f. Broadway. Rev.
Glen g. Payne, pastor. Residence 1907
r. Rush 81. Sabbath school at 9 80 q.
m. NJ c. Porter. superintendent
ser Park-Seventh st. south OF
Niehawaka av Rev. q. l. Rulison. pas
tor. Sunday school az 3 80 a. u. Mar
ehafI BAH. Euperin tendent
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SPIRTTUALlST.

Progressive Spiritual society meets in
Redmcn's hall. 800 :. Michigan st sun
day AZ .20 p. m.
Testimony meeting followed bv spirit
messages by Mr.. and Mrs Charles A
Thompson and Wilbur Hool This will
be blessed time FOR an The public
is cordially invited.
international Spiritualists-M Melville
ban. every Tuesday evening az 7 so D.
m.
y l. Boswell lecture. Subia--t The
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EPISCOPAL.

81. James,-Lafayette blvd. north OF
Washington. Ri Rev. John Hazen
vicar. Holy communion. Z 30 a. n
Church school at GAS a. M Morn
ing service and sermon az II O'Clock
Nespers at 900 p. N Young peoples
,rrNIun AZ B 20 D. m
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LUTHERAN

~oiy Trinity EnEnsn--SEerman sV
ano 1adsey st Rev. Albert n. KscE
pastor. sunday school az e.l5 q. a /.
Charles Hass. superintendent
Worship with sermon 40 1879 a. m.
Nespers with sermon at : 80 D. m. Mon.
day at $ go g. IN. church council meets
at the parsonage Tuesday at I 40 p. NJ.
Teachers association meets at the
church Wednesday at 8 90 =. M, prayer
service ut the homo of Mrs Anna kunSt-
man. 40 ~. Washington av Thursday
at 80 D.. m.. Ladies' Aid society meets
with Mrs Gearhart, 113t Lincoln way
j. Friday no 90 T.. ul.. catechetical in
st-uction Friday at I.ij p. ~. choir
rehearsal
~. iauls Germas --1erefs0n and WI
lau SIS Rev ~ Hole pastor
German service with sermon and
-Iteele~ls ut $50 q. ODD. Cuteclesis on
Questions 81. -7- and % English
service III 20 a. 10. English SUNDAY
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school at 10 90 a. IN. Catecheslsm lecture
IN the English language ut 30 y. m.
Everybody welcome. Walther league
Iible hour Tuesday az 90 D. m. sew
ing circle meets Wednesday &C 8 90 D. m.
Gloria Del Swedish -Cn1pln and Kerr
SITS. Rev. G. Anderson. pastor. sunday
school and Bible class at 9 90 a. m
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Sunday at the Churches

school at 9 As a. m. Divine worship az
90 .45 m. every Sunday. Ever body
Welcome
lnRtOn SITS. Rev. John Desc. pastor.
Sunday school az 900 a. m. Church
services az 1000 a. u Nesper services
AZ : 90 o. N
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-01

A tiny bottle Of "Freezone" costs
so little a. any drug store; apply a
few drops upon any corn or CalluS
Instantly il stops hurting, then
shortly YOU lift that bothersome
corn or callus right off with your
fingers Truly, No hUmbug,
Adv
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EVANGELICAL.

Zion-Coruer Wayne ana St Peter SITS.
Rev Waldemar GoGeney, pastor sun
day school at BIS a. IN. Charles Weber.
superintendent.
Mems Bible class meets az 10 a. m. :
J.. Uammerschmidt, teacher. English
service nc 1880 q m. Tuesday evening.
monthly business meeting.
&c. Peters Gcrmsn-4I5 Is. LESaile Az
Rev. hugo Wetchelt. pEster. sunday
school az 90 a. III Carl Reinke. super
nrrDt~ut
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church
Corner Main and Monroe sts. Rev. j.
a StrOm, pastor sunday school at
$50 o. M. Oscar Bergstedt, superin-
tcndeut
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Gospel mission. 40 411chiEaR At
All Christian societies Invited TO ciE
Jpen air meeting every Wednesday. Fri
lay. saturday and sunday sights. come
wayne and Michigan streets Old-faEb
loned gospel meeting &c Volunteer mia
sion he'll Sunday night Everybody 10
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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION

Meets every Monday at 10 90 a. III a.
he = n G. A. Resident and visiting
ministers always welcome Rev. W IL
Freshley. president: Rev. G. w Rench.
vice president. Rev. John l.. Imhof sec.
rotary treasurer
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SALVATION ARMY

Salvation Army-Meetings every night.
except Monday &C s o'clock at 107 W. Coll
fax av. sunday services; Jail meeting
9 80 O'Clock a. M; sunday school az .
o'clock. young peoples meeting az $50
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BRETHREN.

First-12l4 S Michigan s.. Rev. G..
". Rench. pastor Residence. pa T..
Broadway. Bible school az 30 n m :
Rev. Deibert Wbitmer, superintendent.
First Church Of the Brethren Indiana
av- and Miami st. Rev. II II. delmau.
pastor residence, 1904 T.. Indiana av.
sunday school nc 30 a. IA; p q.
stanley. superintendent.
Conference Memorial United-fOS s. st.
Joseph St Rev. G. A. Sickafoose pastor.
Gordon, superintendent. Preaching ser
vice, lO.4j. Christian Endeavor. 80 and
evening service. : 30. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at Z 40 Choir Drac-
tice Thursday evening at Z As
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MISSIONS.

HOpe-65S y StudeDaker St Sunday
school at 2 80 p. m. Preaching NJ $3.50
and 80 D. N. Services during the
week and Monday, Friday and Saturday
Mary Nunemaker in charge.
City Rescue-115 +. Jefferson blvd.
Ray 4. Bird superintendent
GospeI-21s f. LasaIle nv Services
Wednesday evening at 7:4J Saturday
and Sunday evenings at 80. Everybody
welcome.
PentecOstal Apostolic Faith-32O y.
Olive ST Sunday school az 10: 100 a. m.
Preaching at IL 90 q IN. Evening serv-
Ice at : O'Clock. Midweek meeting on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. J. B.
Rowe evangelist
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AFRICAN Nj. E.

OEvet A. N. E-3lO w Monroe 81
Rev A T. Reading. pastor Class meet
Ing AZ l. noon led by Henry Coker.
sunday school az 1890 D. m: Henry
Coker. superintendent
Tayier's A. ~. z. Zoa-Corner Eddy
and Campau ats. Rev. l. p. Powell
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In order 10 grasp the significance
Of this lesson. we should recall the
condition which prevailed in the
church as suggested in verse 81.
Three Characteristic are outstaud-
ing.
l. Freedom Prom Persecution.
Saul. the ringleader Of the per
scouting forces. had just recently
been converted. thereby disorganiz-
ing their forces. allowing the church
20 enjoy a breathing spell This pc
Rod Of rest did not result i'm it's
growing lazy. Indifferent worldly.
and forgetfuI OF God. but in growth
in grace and in the knowledge of
the Lord Jesus.
? Spiritual Growth and Develop
mcnt
The real meaning OF the word
edited" IS "buildcd up" This does
not mean merely that the members
were being instructed and comfort
cd. but that strenuous efforts on the
part OF the individual members. as
well as the body as a whole, were
being made for the advancement OF
the divine life The word "edify'
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FREE METHODIST.

Free Msthodist-Pennsyiva av. and
Rush a. Rev W. T. Webster pastor
sunday school az 80 m; Paul
Seidt1eI superintendent Preaching 81
10 80 q m. and 40 N
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-01

IL Is interesting to note that our
sun is a star Of medium tempera-
ture, just as we already know il to
be a star of medium brightness. If
we take any piece OF metal which
will stand fairly high temperatures
and heat it to continuously higher
temperatures we notice, as is well
known. that it first glows with d
deep red light, which turns 10
cherry, then TO orange, to yellow and
finally TO a dazzling bUe-white. The
color depends upon the temperature
and is an index OF the latter. One
naturally expects, by analogy that