Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
METHODIST
Central Methodist chure

Sentfal methodlSt ChurCh 1ue church with a hearty welcome Corner pf Central and Monroe Cecil M- Azer, pastor. '.The Acid Test Of Religion" will be the subject of the Sunday morning sermon Mrs. Ralph Summers will sing The presiding elder, Dr. J. E. Harrison, will preach Sunday night on sEcclesiotism." If you haven't t heard about this latest ism" come out Sunday night and hear pr. Harrison explain it and you will go away hap pier and better man. We will have R mems chorus to sing some of the old songs we all love. MT Duff will have charge of the music at bothsservices. There will be a special program in the Sunday school Sunday morning in the interest of the Near East relief fund. Be on hand at the Sunday school at e:45. The junior league meets at 3: 30 and the senior league at 6:30. All in terested cordially invited.
 Bethel Methodist church-Seventh street and Osborn road. G. T. Bond, pastor. Residence corner Osborn road and Seventh street. Phone 128J3. Preaching at Il a. n- and 7:45 p. m-, by the pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m., Robert J. Brice, superintendent. All classes graded. Do you attend Sunday school elsewhere? If not, won t you join us? Senior Epworth league t 6:45 D. m, Roy S. Osborn president. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening . at 7:45 D. m. The pastor will discuss the following subjects Sunday morning and evening: Morning, Can the Church Convince the World of It's Di- vine Mission? Yes. How" Eveping, Three Things Required Eff theSMan Who Becomes a Christian There will be special music at both services. If you love music you should hear our choir led by F. Y. Garrison with Miss McFall at the piano. Strangers and |, F. dially invited to worship with us.
 First Methodist Episcopal church Corner Monroe and Second avenue, opposite '. M. C. A Harcourt W. Peck, pastor; J. H. Hughes, director. 9:45 a m, church school. J. O. Sex son, superintendent. The Near East relief most worthy cause, will be presented at this hour. Glasses for all ages under the supervision of earnest capable teachers. II a. m the morning worship will be in charge of the Womans Foreign Missionary society of the local church. Mrs F. H. Johnson of Pasadena, field secre- tary for the aPcific branch of the w F. M. S., will give the address. De- rotionaI music as follows: Organ pre- Jude, Morning" (Read). Missionary hym- Anthem by the choir. Offertory, tCatilene,' (Demares0. Vocal solo by Miss Whiteman. Organ postlude.
 
 p. m., Epworth league, led by J. H. Hughes. Topic, Our Task" Reports will be heard from the captains of the nnembership campaign 7:30 p. m. A @real time for everybody. Congre- gational singing, led by choir and mems chorus. Old time gospel melody. F. E. Dingman and mems chorus. The Rev. E. D. Raley will preach. Mrs Blanche Porte Runyan will play the following numbers on the pipe organ: sPrelude, (Rousseau). Melody in 4 flat" (Sheliy). Song of Joy CFry- singer). Your service. Everybody welcome.
 Methodist Mission-West End, Phoe- nix. at the Capitol school house. D. m. Sunday school. Will all people who are interested in the religious training of children please come and help in this work? -m, short sermon by the pastor Edwin l.. Fitch.
 AIhambra school house-10 a. m. Sunday school, superintendent, $. $. Green Il a. m- sermon by Rev. E. L. Fitch