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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

Preaching services at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m and 7:3o every day. Rev. H. l.. Win burn, evangelist; c. S. Cadwallader, sin ger.
 B@yles-Rev W. Poindexter. pastor. Preaching services at Il a. m. and 7:p p. m. Services every day throughout the week at 7:3O D. r' Rev. R. l.. Cole, evan gelist; w. J. Thompson, singer.
 Jynion-Preaching services il a. m. and 7:a0 D. m. Services every day throughout the week at 7:30 p. m. Rev. D. W. Nor gan, evangelist
 Springdale- R. " Lock. pastor. Preaching services Il a. m. and 7:so p m. Services every day throughout the week at 7:90 D. m. Rev c. M. O'Neal, evan gelst.
 South Highlands, Eessemer-E H Dur- lap pastor. Preaching services at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m Services every day through .cut the wee'y at :. go D. m. Rev. J. A. Scott, evangelist; C. (. Elsey' singer
 METHODIST
 Eirstt Methodist-Corner Sixth ave- nue and Nineteenth street. Rev. George R. Stuart D. D, pastor. Rev. Joseph ID. Hunter. associate pastor. Frank Dominnick, Sunday School superinten- dent Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Ser mon II a. m. Why I am Member of the Church" pr. Stuart. 1:S0 p. m, evangelistic sermon, Dr. Stuart. Epwortif League Supper 5:S0. League service 6 p. m. Mid-week eyangelistic service Wednesday p. m.
 Highlands Methodist-Five Points, Rev F. B, Wells. pastor. Dan A, Green. Sunday School superintendent. Sunday in Junior church day at High lands. The young people will occupy the front seats, and will be in entire charge of the service. The hymns and the message will be especially for the boys and girls. The pastor will speak on "The Greatest Book in the World
 The following will act as ushers for the morning service Eugene Johnson. Alderman. Fred Murray, Sam Perry. Full ton Clark Jay smith, Arthur Forsyth.
 The following are the collectors: Boswell Johnson, Paul Earle, Charles E. Rice. Ernest Redd. Motion Smith Thomas Morgan. James Mason, Murray Hitchcock.
 The service will begin at II o'clock. The evening service begins at o'clock and will be evangelistic. At that serv- Ice the pastor VIII Spcdh on hc Phantom Christi The Epworth League will meet at 4:so p. m.
 Eleventh Avenue-Rev. J. w. John- son, pastor. Sermons morning and evening by pastor Subject II a. m, 'AThe Unsearchable Riches. Subject 7:30 D. m, Mothers. The evening sermon is one of series that will be preached on "The Greatest Words of Life and Destiny"
 A revival is in progress that will be continued until easter. Services each afternoon at o'clock and each evening at 7:45-
 Fountain Heights-Corner Fountain avenue and Thirteenth street, north Rev. w. J. McCarty. pastor.
 The revival at the Fountain Heights Methodist Church continues.
 Dr. James o. Grogan is preaching strong sermons in the afternoon and evenings. At the afternoon services Dr. Grogans has given some most re- markable sermons on the home, church
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THE WAY

and school life. In his discourses in the evening services a strong appeal has been made to the unsaved to for sake sin and follow Christ Dr. Gro- gan will speak three times today. A special service has been arranged for men and boys this afternoon at 3 o'clock All men and boys are urged to be present. pr. Grogan's subject is "The Four Fold Birth."l
 The pub,.> .- inviSvs 50 attend these servt<s.
 Fortieth Street-Rev. J. Fred Sparks pastor Morning service. II o'clock ser- mon by pastor. subject. Stewardship of Life and Service. Evening service O clock. sermon by Evangelist Rev. M E.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

Among the prominent visitors who~ars in Birmingham this week in the interest of the Baptist evangelistic campaign, is Mrs J. L., Blankenship, the gifted plan. ist and solist of Dallas, Texas.
 Mrs. Blankenship is the possessor of a wonderful voice of much warmth and; richness. comprehending two distinct registers and baritAlA- She has singing range of about three. octayes and is the marvel of all those who hear her. Early in life this noted musician recognized her talents and dedi- dated them entirely to Christian work. She has been offered fabulous sums of money to use her voice in secular work. but she holds it inviolate to the singing os the gospel exclusively. She may be heard frequently at the union services at the First Baptist church at 10 o'clock each morning, and every night except Safurdays) with her husband at the Thirty-fifth Avenue Baptist church, in North Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

Wilson. The revival services conducted by Rev. M. F. Wilson will continue throughout the week. closing on Easter A great meeting is reported, with many conyersions. A large class will be re- ceived into the church on Easter.
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Older Girls Council WiH
 Obserue Mothers Day May 8

Under the auspices of the Brming- ham Sunday School Association. mem bers of the older girls council will present plans to every Sunday school for the celebration of the mother and daughter banquets throughout this dis trict on Friday and Saturday preceding Mothers Day. on May 8.
 The leaflets prepared by the womans council for girls work that are being distributed, contain suggestions for three kinds of Iuncheons or banqutes. The first suggests luncheons in local churches where there are large nun :. bers of girls oyer 12 years of age The second suggests the community ban4 quet, where three or four schools can combine in one neighborhood while the third suggests the uniting of sniaIr schools in district mothers ana daughters luncheon.
 Suggestions are also made by the woman's council for the celebration Classes for all. Evening service. Lyric theatre, 7:30 o'clock Sermon. '.Teachar and Friend" by the Iastor. Everybody welcome. Seats free fs
 Fifth Avenue Presbyterian-Re T. M Broadly. pastor. Sunday school, 9D a. m. Morning subject. Il a. m, Directing Our Hearts in the Love of God" You are cordially invited.
 Seventy-sixth street-Rev. J. P. Stew enson, pastor Sermon. il a. m. Sub ject Prepare to Meet God" Decision day sunday school, 9:se a. m. Junior Christian Endeayor. 3 D. m. X special invitation extended b. pastor and con gregation to attend all services.
 First Cumberland Prcsbyterian--T Twen- ty-seYenth street and Twelfth avenue north Rev. !. H. Beale Of Howard Col lege will deliver a sermon at II a. n The public is invited
 FPISCOPI.
 Church of the Adven,Zs2Rth avenue and Twentieth street north Rev. " g BarnweIl. rector. Palm Sunday s=yvtceee Holly communltion. s:s9 a. m Sunday school. 9:3o a. m. Morning prayer-ser- mon. Il o'clock Holy week services. Tuesday and Thursday. Iitany-sermon. Wednesday, f;ao D. m. Good Friday services: Morning prayer-sermon io:5o o'clock. Evening prayer-sermon. s o'clock Wofuanfs s Guild meets Mnnday. clock. In the parish house. All Saints Guild for girls meets Saturday. l2;30 Q. nia in the parishi house. Free Kindergarten daily. 9 to F, o'cloci1. in the parish house
 St. Andrews Chureh-Eleyenth avenue and Twelfth strs~h south.ss Rev. Joseph T. Ware recto<.' Sunday services. 1:3p q. m. II a. m. and T:ao D. IT.. Sermon subjects: Morning. The Fear of Death 2; evening. 'At the Foot of the Hill Church school 9.30 a. m. Palm will ce distributed after all services Ho'v week services Monday and T.'esfav. i0 a. m. and ?. m.: Wedresdax. fa a.. m. and D. m. Naunfv Thursday. 'p a. m. and D. m. tthe "ilarlS service }; m. tthe 'Th~ee. T r'f
 St Mary s-on-the- tf~h,ands - Twelfth avenue and Nineteenth street, south.
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of Mothers Day on Sunday May 9, ir appointment of young people of the sunday schools to take charge of pros grammes at that time. and in appoint- ment of committees to announce srr cial Mothers Day programmes Th4 council also advises the provision o cars to take mothers to and from the churches, and appointment of classes 10 care Tor the decorations and to pre- sent every mother with a white flower.
 It is considered that the adoption of this week -end programme will bring mothers and daughters together who have not been reached by other efforts of the association. Last May in an ef fort of this kind. 19S mothers and daughters assembled in a downtown meeting at the Hilman hotel By the adoption of the community and distrl.t plan of the council it is considered that ten times this number of mothers and daughters will meet this year ln "ge~- together" gatherings around luncheon and banquet tables
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Rev. oscar Randolph, rector. Holy com munion, 7;30 a m. Sunday school Bible class, 9:5 a. m. Morning prayer r-sermon, Il a. m. Lenten services Monday. Tues day, Wednesday and Saturday 5 D. m. Thursday, D. m, holy communitfon. Good Friday service, II a. m.
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Norwood- w. r. Price. pastor. Sunday school s:So a m, W. P Saunders, superintendent; brotherhood class 9:3O q. rn.. J. D. Porter. teacher. Preaching, Il a. m. and p. m.. by the pastor Re vival services conducted by the pastor each day through Easter day, lO;3O a. m. and p. m.
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Grace Episcopal--F'irst avenue and Fifty-eighth street. Rev. c. Henckell rector Sunday before Easter (Pnln Sunday, palm branches will be dis tributed to the congregation at Il a. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
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One of the chosen of whom Brown ing sings is surely Mrs. William Gus sen of Birmingham. We are glad she is of Birmingham. that the ideals of Edna Gockel Gussen since 1894 have been woven as a silver sheen into the warp and wool of the material de- Velopment of our Magic City of coal and Iron.
 Mrs Gussen has never let any mer- cenary standards lower her ideals of music. She has done much to create musical atmosphere in Birmingham, to uphold the highest standards; and during her busy life as a teacher has lennd tune for compositions of church music. songs and piano selections of recognized merit" Such was the sub stance of Mrs. Charles J. Sharpe's appreciation of the director of the Bir- iaingham Conservatory of Music. given recently before the Music Study Club, n an address on "The Composers of Alabama"
 The years of experisnce in the Gin cinnat Conservatory with Xaver and Ihilipp Sharwenka that the Interna- tional Who's Who in Music credits to Mrs. Gussen; the years of study in ferlin, and the time spent with Thomas's Cincinnati and Boston fes-
 
 hear in Mrs. Gussen's excellent work las director of the Birmingham Con servatory of Music, as chairman of the programme committee of the Music Study Club and as teacher in this city since 1895. It is with the same optim- ism, the same enthusiasm for none but the best that she inspired through the wears when Birmingham was not so friendly as it is today to the fine arts, Hat Mrs "a i1t hap N orlS as director of the vo-.nteer choir al St. Marys-on-t the Highlands.
 ''I don't believe in boosting a thing unless thsre is something real behind It. she said to me, with the sincerity that her face and her character be- speak as genuinely as do her words. T believe in St. Mary's choir" she as- sured me because I believe in the spirit of a volunteer choir. The very fact that people are willing and glad 10 volunteer th- services without re- mnueration shows their hearts are in the work"
 No one agrees more fully with Mrs. Gussen in her faith in the volunteer spirit than the well-beloved rector of St. Mary's. the Rev. Oscar Randolph, who believes in the music "of the peo- pie. by the people. for the people,, and who wishes every member of his con- gregation to have part in this serv-8 ice of praise Tt is unfortunate that so often the reople of the churches are willing to sit back and have few voicesgin the choir do their, singing" regretted Mrs. Gussen. But the aim of our rvolun- teer choir is to teach people to sing tieir own hymns and chants. to en- courage them to enter into the music Of every service.
 This is the spirit of St. Mary's." re- joiced the director. and with time for training the work of our yolnteer choir will be as acceptable and beau tiful as that which is expected of any paid choir in the city. think good test of our sincerity and enthusiasm
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t1EIS NftupNN NNH-
 Thursday. April 1-Re~. I E. Iege- man.
 Friday, April 2-Hev. I R. Iogeman. On Easter Sunday, April {. there will be sunrise meeting, followed by the morning worship at Il o'clock and the evening worship at 7;30
 At the morning and evening worship today Dr. Hixson will deliver the ser. mons
 Bring some one-relative or friend te these meetings" said the pastor 'Every. body bring some one. Is it asking toe much to give the evenings for two week to the Lord? Think of the messages of these men of God. and the music Come,
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chkS xAurch Seventh avenue. norsA. at Twenty-third street Rev. Albert Massey, pastor Palm Sunday. Sunday school. 10 d. m. Holy com munion. II o'clock. Special evening" service 7.30 D. m. Holy week serN- ices, 7:30 D. m, on Maundy Thursday md Food Friday On Easter day tho sunday school joins with the ehusch for morning service. Next Wednesyay., March 21 Secretary Gerhardt oe tNa Lutheran Brotherhood in America will visit us. and Gin place of the meeting at the church announced for that eve (ringD the congregation gathers at Mrs A C.. Schoedinger's, s50S Eighth ave-. nue, north for supper and conference Commencing at sac k m
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St. John-Avenue H and South Twen- tieth street; Rev. Marvin R. Heflin, pas tor. W. R. Malry, superintendent of sun day school. Morning subject, spirit Filled Lives" evening subject How to Get God to Hear and Answer Our Pray CTS. Special music, and cordial well come tp all.
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Zion-Corner Avenue B and Nine- teenth street Rev H. Reuter- pastor. Morning worship at l o'clock Sub itct. -.'Perseveranee Lenten services st sI:30 D, m. A class of catechumens will be confirmed al the morning service. Sunday school opens at 9.ao a. m. The Y. F. <. meets at the school sunday afternoon. The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. R. Carau, 2so5 North Eleventh Avenue
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Fifth Avenue Presbyterian-Re J. M. Broadly. pastor Sunday school, 9:90 a. m Morning subject. II a. m, Directing our Hearts in the Love of God" You are cordially invited.
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Classes for all. Evening service. Lyric theatre, 73o o'clock. Sermon. Teacher and Friend" by the Iastor Everybody welcome. Seats free {.
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Seventy-Sixth street-Rev. J. P. Stew enson, pastor Sermon. il a. m. Sub ject, Prepare to Meet God Decision day. sunday school. 9:se a. m. Junior Christian Endeayor. D. m. X special invitation extended b. pastor and con gregation to attend all services.
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 by Rev. M. F. Wilson will continue throughout the week. closing on Easter great meeting is reported, with many conyersons. A large class will be re- ceived into the church Easter.
 Norwood-Rev. w F. Price pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 nl w P Saunders. superintendent; brotherhood class. 9:sO q m J. D Porter. teacher. Preaching, II a. m. and p. m., by the pastor Re- vival services conducted by the pastor each day through Easter day, 10:3O a. m, and p. m.
 St. John-Avenue H and South Twen- tieth street; Rev Marvin R. HefIin. pas- tor. W. R. Malry superintendent of sun day school. Morning subject. Spirit Filled lives' evening subject, How to Get God to Hear and Answer Our Pray CTS Special music, and cordial well come tp all
 Twenty-first Avenue Rev. David K. Pe- gues, pastor Sunday school. 9:se a. m. :: L. F. Gray, superintendent. Services at II a. m and TO D. m. Subject of morn ing sermon, Helping God:" subject of evening sermon. Preparing for Elmer. gencies. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- ming at 7:30
 iflnity-heN A. F. McFerrin. pastor Sunday school, 9:45 a. m, T. M. Nesbitt. superintendent, Preaching. Il a. m. and 1:So p. m.. by the pastor
 North Highlands-The revival services at North Highlands, corner North Seven teenth and Jasper streets, are growing in interest and will continue through tho week, with services at and 7;30 D. m. each day, closing on Easter Sunday. Sun day school at the usual hour this morn ing, with preaching at II q. m and 7:3i p m Dr. J. D. Simpson is conductinr the services. We are expecting this last week to count nightly fos the Kingdom in the salvation of the people, with vour presence and help. Rev. J. E. Morr.s. pastor.
 PRESBYTERIAN
 First-Corner D~ irtn avenue and Twepty-hrst stre~-. Rev. John A. Mac Sporran. minister. Morning service at IL o'clock sermon topic, Gods Coins. Evening service at 790 o'clock, sermon topic "A New Testament Detective Story" Sunday school at 9:3O d. m.. Charles R. Plosser superintendent Mems class at s:so a. m.. Dr. J. H. Phillips. teacher.
 south Highlands-Corner Highland ave- nue and Twenty-frst street Rev. John McNeil, D. D., pastor. sunday school. 9:S0 a. m. Morning service, II ocloc:s Evening service, 7;30 o'clock Pray service Wednesday evening, T:2o o'clock. A cordial welcome to all
 Edgewood Community-Rev. T. s. Hfck- man, pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m. H. T. Brownell. rperintendent Morn ing service at II a. m. subject. Telling of Jesus.' Evening service at 7:3O m subject, ''The Triumphant Entry" Fairyiew-Rev. James E. Hixson. pas- tor. Subject of morning sermon. Goa cern for Others" Evening subject ''The Last Pleading of Eve.t Revival services will continue each evening through the week with Drs McSporrar McNenl and Logeman helping the pastor.
 fndependent-Per Harry " E.f~,o~H- D. D., pastor. Morning service. Temple Emanu~El, POO Highland avenue Ser. mon "The Prince Of Peace. Dr. t:f- monds Il o'clock. Church school s:jj
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Powderly--Powderly station. Rev. w R. Poindexter pastor. Sunday school at 9:S0 a. m, J A. Miller, super illtendent. Preaching services second and fourth Sundays at n a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Services every day through week at 7;30 p. m. Rev. w. E. Neill, evangelist. Prayer meeting Wednes day, 7:30 p. m.
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First Cumberland Prcshyterian--T Twen- ty-seTenth street and Twelfth avenue. north Rev. J. H. Beale of Howard Col lege will deliver a sermon at II a. m, The public is invited
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First Christian-Re Robert N Simpson pastor. Bible school. a;f5 & rs. Norninq worship. Il d. m. Subjeek "Thc call of t.le Far Country.~ Eve~ ring worship 7:20 o'clock. Oratoriv The Prodlgal Son..
 CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christi Rev. F. w Smith.
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Ruhama-East Lake. Rev. J. c. Stiv- ender. pastor. Sunday sch pol at 9:30 a. m, c P. Underwood superintendent Preach ing at Il q. and 7:5o p. m. Services every day throughout the week at 7:so D. m. Dr. John w Phillips of Mobile, evangelist Junior B. Y P. IT.. 6:s9 p. m. Senior B. Y. P. IT.. e:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:so p. m.
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sixty-sixth Street-6527 Division ave- nue. Sunday school at e:sr a. m; Frank Ayers, superintendent. Preaching serv- ices at il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Services every day throughout the week at 7:30 n. m. Rev. R. w Thiet. evangelist; l.. G. DoclSery. singer Junior B. Y. F. U,, e:30 p. m. Senior B. Y. P T.. 6:50 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:se p. m.
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fnxlenook-Inglenoo Rev J. D Hudson. pastor. Sunday School at s:30 a. m.. Mir. G. s. Pratt. superintendent Preaching services at II a. m. and 7:3o D. m Services every day through week a. 80 m. Senior B. Y. P. Ur
 -~~ver meeting Wednes-
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Mrs. Gussen Talks Of the Work Of
 Volunteer Choir AtSt. Mary Church
Beautiful Spirit of Service and Devotion Inspires En- tire Congregation to As sist Choral Worship.
By CAROLYN B. ELLIOTT Sorrow is hard to bear, and doubt is slow to clear:

SLOW 10 cIear. Each sufferer says his say" his scheme of veal and woe; But God has few of us whom He whispers in the ear, The rest may reason and welcome, tis we musicians know.
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Pratt City-s1s Third avenue. Rev. J c. Hill. pastor Sunday school at e:30 a. m, Mir. John T. PooTe, superin- tendent. Preaching services at II a. m. and 730 p. m. Services every day through week at 7:30 D. m. Rev. w l.. Farr. evangelist. Junior E. Y. F. .U., 6:30 D. m. Senior B. Y. P. U. 6:30 n m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
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southside-Eleventh avenue and Nine .eenth street south. Rev J E. Dillard, D. D.. nastor. Sunday school at 9:3a I. m: D. II. Marbury. superintendent. Preaching services at II a. m. and 1:s9 n. m. Subject morning sermon. Bringing Men to Jesus" Subject evening sermon. Finding Jesus Pulpit supplied by Pr John F. White every evening next week, 7:30 D. m. Junior B. r. F. U., 6:30 D. m. Senior E. Y P. U.. 6:30 ?. m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.
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Hunter Street-1ss4 Hayes street Rev J. R Martin. pastor Sunday school at s:3o a. m., Mir c. w. McDon- aid. superintendent. Preaching serv- ices at III q m. and 7:30 D. m- Serv- ices every day through the week at 7:3O D. m. Rev. T. O. Reese, evangel- ist; P s. Rowland, singer Junior B. Y. US e:s0 m; Senior B T. P. U.. e:so D. m. Prayer meeting Wednes- day, rae ? m.
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Gate City-Gate City, Rev. T. c. Wal den. pastor. Sunday School at s:5o a. m., Mir. R. H. Galbreath. superins tendent SPreaching services II a. m and 7:sO D. m. Services every day through the week at 5:3o ?. m Rev William l.. Head. evangelist senior B. Y.P. U, 6:so D. m Prayer meet inR Wednesday. 7:3O D m.
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Brighton-Dr. NJ NJ Wood. pastor. Sunday school at s:45 a. m: R. O. Coats. superintendent. Preaching services at II a. m and 7:s0 p. m. Services every dar throughout the wee.s at 7:3o ?. m. Rev E. S Thomas evangelist: J. s. Rushing. esrger. W. N. '. Monday. 2;15 D. m, Mrs. Allen, president.
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Central Park---Ayenue Q and N. Bes- semer road. Rev. R. R. Brasher, pas ' tor. Sunday School at s:S0 q. rn., MT. F. Givens, superintendent. Preach ing services at Fl a. m. and 7:SO p, m Services every day through week at 7:3o D. m. G. c. Smith, evangelist, Senior B. Y. U.s s:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
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Twenty-hrst Avenue-Rev. David K. pe- gues, pastor. sunday school. 9s9 a. m. {: l.. F. Gray, superintendent Services at II a m. and 70 D. m Subject of morn ing sermon, Helping God." subject of evening sermon. Preparing for Elmer. gencies Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- ming at 7:30
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Re-fene-. Firr.-Rev. W. ?. Price. mas r '- sc;sos | in the morning
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Fairfield-Fairfield Ala. Rev. F. c. Gatfin, pastor. Sunday school at 9.5u a m, Mir w. N. Swain. superinten- dent. Preaching services at II a. m. ,and 7:30 D. m. Services every day through the week at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Forrest Maddox evangelist; w. J. Work. singer. Prayer meeting We'd nesday ,:30 D. m.
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East Thomas-Ensley. Rev. S. A. Taylor pastor Sunday School at 10 a. m MT. H. s. Martin, superintendent. lPreaching services at II a. m. and [ D. m Services every day through the week at 7.30 D. m. Rev ]. p. Me Manaway. evangelist. A. c. Lynch, singer. Senior B. Y. U., 6:15 ?. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening '
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Sixth avenue north. Rev, J. R. Hobbs. D. D. Pastor. Sunday School al 9;s0 a. m., Prof. W. I. Pittman, sup- er.ntendent Preaching services at Il :; m. and 7;30 p. m Services every Cay through the week at 7:S0 D. m. Dr. W. W. Hamilton, evangelist; ]. w. Jelks. singer Greats union meeting each Gay at 10 a. m. Senior B. Y- F. l. 6s0 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednes- day 7:S0 p. m.
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St Mary s-on-the- sii~h,ands Twelfth avenue and Nineteenth street, south,
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fndependent-Per Hosrrv " E.f~,o-f-
 D. D., pastor. Morning service Temple Emanu~El, 2lOO Highland avenue Ser mon "The Prince of Peace. Dr. Fit monds. il o'clock. Church school. s.5j