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a. fn.; c. l.. Farley, superintendent. Preach ing by pastor. II a. m. and ;so p.
 Central Park-Rev. S. R. Emerson, pas- tor Sunday school. s:45 a. m. Junior league, 6:sO p. m; Miss May Peebles, su- perintendent. Intermediate league, 6:30 D.. m; Mrs w. T. McGlathery. superintendent. Preaching by pastor, II a. m. and 7:3o p. m. East Birminsham ---4soo North Tenth aye nue. Rev. E. M. Glenn; pastor. Sunday dent. .Epworth League. s:45 p m.; Mrs. c. L. Dobbs. president. Preaching by pastor II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Prayer meeting East LaAe--Rey J. R. Turner pastor srs W. W W. Hale, E Il president, Preaching by msstins nastNr wedneaday % a'a sso p R m Prayer Eleventh Avenue-cornsr Eleventh ave- pastor, Sunday school, e:4S a. m Senior sasq, s Sv % w m ha%sr aaa so Prayer meeting Wednesday. 1880 p. m.
 Ensley. First-Twenty-f first street and Axsaas susaas sehodi Sc aeV ssc m l. ina smish Mrs. Vesssy superintendent Senior league 6:s0 D. m; F. M. Cook. president. Preach Ps.ye4 ns ey ssins PsstHi1 d sd a0a aso
 Ensley Hghlands--Re L. Garner Stur- Preaching, II a. in and 7:so p. m Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7;so p. m.
 Ensley-shadysiie Rev. John H. Harris. pastor Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; Frank presasnt lessSs Sso ppsah ing Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
 Fairfield--Rev E. G. Mackay. pastor. Sunday school s:s0 a. m.; T. J. Nicholas. Superintendent. Junior league, 2;3o p. m. {; scass mss ssri essSe o Mr. NJ Woods, superintendent senior league D.. m.: Miss Adele sander, president. Preach Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:so p.
 First--sxth avenue and Nineteenth street. nofth.- pr Georse R. Stuart, pastor. Rev. school SC D a90'sr 5aO a. m F c%inek ssnaay supsr intendent League iuncn sn m Dasement sn,e , s:so self' president; Wesley, John Mabry. presi- dent. P4eachng by pastor, Il q. m. and 7:ao D. m Prayer meeting. Wednesday, Fortieth strecs-Rev. J F; Sparks. pastor. senior. n " s:1s D. nl.. [. Shepherd. president. Preaching by pastor wsaas a: IT.. ana { :ao D. Hiehiands-pr W. R. Hendrix. pastor. rsasy sSnsfinendent ssneoh Preachink pan A A and 7:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1880 p.
 Fountain Heights--Thirteenth street and Eleventh avenue. north. Rev. T. L. Mc- Donald. pastor. Sunday sy,,a, school. s;so a m. !; cla ss 9:3o a. m.; !. Wiley Logan. teacher Junior league, 5;so D. m; Miss Mildred Pledger superintendent. Senior league. 50
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BIBLE LECTURES AT
 FIRST METHODIST

The Graded union for Sunday school workers of all denominations invites the public to hear the Bible course of lectures given each Thursday morning, lJ to 10.40 o'clock, in the Sunday school room of the First Methodist church.
 Subject: Names and Titles of Our Lord"
 The attendance has been good, and capa ble teachers and leaders in all five departments are giving splendid' instructions. FttssT
 Instructors: Beginners, "Psycholo- gy and Child Study" Mrs. E. E. owens primary, Mrs. w. c. KnopE junior story telling by Mrs. John Guthrie; young people Mrs. E T. Glass: adult, Mrs. Oscar Reinhart; temperance work, Mrs. R. l.. Ezell.
 The Graded union issues a news let ter each month full of good things be- ing done in each department, which is edited by Mrs. F. F. Ballard.
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Dr. Edmonds will conduct the opening devotional of the daily Services on the subject Jesus Our Savior"
 Among the notable speakers listed on this weeks programme who are recog- nized nationally as authorities on sehild life and on Sunday school methods are Mrs. $. P. Moore, Miss Freda Rose, sec retary of the Birmingham Sunday Sckool association, and Mrs G. A. Boyles, su- perintendent of cradle roll departmental work.
 Other speakers who are eminently sue cessful teachers of children and young people, are Miss Rosa Strickland, Mrs. Cabot Lull, Mrs. N. A. Barrett, Mrs. Chalmers Moore, Miss Lillian Powell, Miss Kate Howard, Mrs. James Hood and Floyd Tillery.
 HOLY WEEK
 These profitable and beautiful studies for parents and teachers will be followed by the vesper services at 4:90 o'clock each afternoon during holy week meSt week., which will be conducted by Dr. Henry M. Edmonds.
 Taking for the general topic, The Temple" pr. Edmonds will speak Mon day on "The Outer Court" Tuesday on ',The Inner Court;' Wednesday, 1.-The Holy Place. Thursday, 'The Holy oi Holies;'' Friday, The High Priest"
 The sunrise communion at o'clock in the morning will be the first beautiful service of Easter Sunday, to be followed
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Four More Days Of Miss
 Taylor's Bible Glass

ing Miss Taylor each morning have been noted many who attended her classes in the past when she visited Birmingham Il and 5 years ago; ana also many who were members last year, when her messages based on the teachings of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, taught Gods Plan for the Ages"
 Those who have been members or the classes in the past who are hearing Miss Taylor this week, are impressed arew with the spirituality of her life and her messages. As a teacher, she possesses the unusual and excellent gift of imparting the truths she knows for herself clearly and convincingly to others.
 Perhaps pr. w. R. Hendrix voiced the opinion of scores of her friends when he commented yesterday: T have been impressed with Miss Taylor, not only as a teacher in the accepted meaning of the term, but as an inter preter of the Scriptures. She nas an unusual historical grasp of the Bible as well as spiritual insight.
 "As one of Birmingham's pastors, it is a pleasure to add my invitation to the public to attend the classes this week which, because of the convent ent location at Five points, will be conducted at the Highlands Methodist church."
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MODERATOR PALMER
 TO MAKE ADDRESS AT
 9TH AVE. PRESBYTERIAN

Dr. Samuel s. Palmer, moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyte- rian church, U. s. A., will be rendered banquet at the Fifth avenue Pres Lyteran church Tuesday evening at 6S0 o'clock, when he and 150 men will be the guests of the new era move ment. Dr. Palmer will make an ad- dress.
 At o'clock Dr. Palmer will give an address of general nature in the au- ditorium Of the church, to which all are cordially invited
 Birmingham Presbyterians are espe- cially honored, as this is one of three engagements that the moderator has accepted in the south.
 Dr. Palmer has been pastor Of the Second Presbyterian church of Colum bus, O., for 26 years. His ability is recognized by having the highest honor of the esbyterian church bestowed upon him, its moderatorship.
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MORGAN TO ADDRESS BROTHERHOOD CLASS
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Brotherhood class of the First Christian church announces that Maj. William T. Morgan, who has been stirring the community with his ad- dresses, will speak at the Brotherhood class services of the First Christian church Sunday morning, March ls, al 10 o'clock. Major Morgan is a notable southerner who has worked his way up from humble birth to high posts of service in national life. For moro than 20 years he has been engaged .n educational, social and moral uplif; work. From the grade of private to the rank of major represents a promo tion in the World war that bears wit ness to Major Morgans fine record as . soldier. The Brotherhood class in vites the men of the community. who are unaffiliated withs other men's classeA to hear Major Morgan Sunday morning
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pastor Junior B. Y. P. U.. 6:so p. m Senior B. Y. P. U., s;so p. m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:3o p.
 Thirty fifth Avenue-21oo Thirty fifth avenue. north Rev. R. L. Durant pastor Sunday school at s:So q. m, Charles Chill dress. superintendent Preaching services at II a. m. and go D. m, Pulpit sup p,es D. so O D. m the seaor P u sso D. n Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7;so p. m.
 Twenty-first Avenue-2sso Twenty first avenue, north. Rev. L. NJ. Bradley pastor Sunday school at s.se m. J. Knight su- a. m. and i:so p. m Pulpit supplied by pastor D,aa Junior B. Y so U, S:ae p; m Sc. ing Wednesday 7so D. m.
 Twenty Seventh Street = Twenty seventh street and Eighth avenue, south. Rev. J. D. Thompson. pastor. Sunday school 9:3o ing services at II m. and 80 D. m. Pulpit supplied by pastor. Junior B. r.. P. U. e;So D. m, senior B, Y. P. T., s:ss p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
 West End--1o27 Tuscaloosa avenue. Rev. s:3o a. m.. H. L. Anderton, superintendent. Preaching services at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. paPt T suppsa p m ey snor g p B m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 80 D. m.
 West woodlawn-4ss1 Georgia road. Rev. sao a.. ni.. F. ii. Cross, supsrintendenI p. esI m. Subject morning sermon, m @ "TRe sermon, "The Church and It's Opportunity" Puipi supplied a0 by lnisI pastor a Junior p. n. Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:so p. m.
 wylam--Ninth avenue and Fortietn street, Rev. L. L. Hearn, pastor. Sunday school al 9:3o q. In.. c. w. Futreil su- psridtendent. Preaching services at Il mon, ''stewardship.'' Pulpit supplied by pastor. Junior B. r. P. U. e:so p. m. senior B. Y. P. U. 6;so p. Prayer meet ing Wednesday 7.so D. m
 METHODIST
 Acipco-Sixteenth street and Thirty ena ,,,a . avenue, a Rey j. S. Blackburn pastor. superintendent Epworth league. P. m. :; T.. NJ Fuuua president. Preaching by pas tor ios Il ,yaSnnaas a m and 7so p m Prayer meet
 Ann Memorial--Powderiy; Rev. R. A. Thompson. pastor. Sunday school. 945 a.. pastor
 j Avonsals-ssy .nSaIs c. T Harris. pastor: sun Mrs. w O.. Couch superintendent, s:3O D. m senior, George Frey. president. 6:ls i:so p. m. rrayer meeting. wednesday;.. lay. 7:30 p. m. scbaS o ! T AS1 MIas pssseT sS9asy sspeyip,sndsnt. n senior . sa lessne ; H s0'i m. Miss Bessie Erwin president Prayer
 Brighton--l2l5 Church street. Rev. Ern- est N Barnes pastor. Sunday school s;ts
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Four more days will offer opportuni- ty to numbers of people to attend Miss Angie Manning Taylor's Bible classes at Highland Methodist church, from Il to 12 o'clock each morning.
 Expressions of appreciation are heard daily from those who have been to hear Miss Taylor during the past week, also from those of all denominations who are eager that many others profit with them in hear ing the clean interpretation of the Scriptures from the Book of Hebrews as Miss Taylor will present it for one hour each day, on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
 The first two lessons of the past week offered a comprehensive review of world conditions before the advent of Christ during the centuries of preparation" as revealed in the 39 books of the old Testament; in 'the silent centuries representing 400 years that elapsed between the Old Testament and the New, and in the general conditions. spiritually, educa- tionally and politically. at the time of the advent of the worlds spiritual King.
 The Book of Hebrews. with it's pro- found argument, Miss Taylor is pre- senting step by step. in interpretation of the purpose of the life of Christ.
 In the enthusiastic audiences greet
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by special sermons at Il o'clock at the temple, and at the Lyric services at 7;f9 in the evening"
 COMPLETE PROGRAMME
 The complete pre-Easter programme of preparation to receive the Easter mes sage follows: Today-Presentation of decision day Tn the Sunday school; the message and the invitation, Sidney J. Bowie.
 Place, Temple Emanu-l1l; time, p. m Communicants' class, conducted by pr. Henry M Edmonds on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday.
 4:30 P. M EACH DAY
 Topic for week: Going Up to the Temple" Jesus Our Savior" opening devotional message each afternoon, Dr. Henry M. Edmonds.
 Monday-"Suffer Little Children to Come Unto Me" Introduction, Mrs. Chalmers Moore; speaker, Mrs. G. A. Boyle.
 Tuesday-"And They Brought Young Children to Him" Introduction, Miss Lillian Powell; speaker, Mrs. Cabot hull
 Wednesday," the Streets Were Full of Boys and Girls" Introduction Mrs Kate Howard; speaker, Mrs. N. A. Barrett. Thursday-"And the Child Grew and Waxed Strong" Introduction. Mrs James Hood; speaker, Mrs $. P. Moore
 Friday-"And Jesus Increased in WIS dom and stature, and in Favor With God and Man" Introduction Miss t'reda Rose; speaker, Miss Rosa Strickland,
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SPECIAL SERVICES CHURCHO OF ADVENT

Easter eve will be the occasion of the assembling of scores of little ones at the Church of the Advent baptismal service.
 Saturday March 24, at o'clock in the afternoon. when the church is freshly adorned with Easter lillies, and the vested choir is ready with sor gs of hope of the resurrection morn. the babies. including the least of these little ones," will be presented by the parents to Dr. Barnwell for baptism at the altar of the church.
 Easter morning. al 7:SO o'clock. holy communion will be administered at the Church of the Advent, with morning prayer at 10:30, and a choral commun ion service with full vested choir at Il o'clock
 PASSION SUNDAY TODAY
 Today is Passion Sunday, or the be- ginning of the week preceding Holy Week reminding many of the period when the life of Christ from the hu man standpoint was nearing the end Palm Sunday, which follows on March 20, will be observed in com memoration of the triumph over the worlds temptations. as Maundy Thursday of the same week will be held sacred in commemoration of the last supper, the origin of the Eucharist or holy communion.
 The sacredness of these special oc- casions of the Lenten season will be widely observed by church people of lBirmingham
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p. m. Edwin Rush. president. Preaching by pastor II a. and 73o p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 1880 p. m
 Ineienook--Fev. w. R. Battle. pastor. Sunday school. e:45 a. Preaching, II a. m and 7:3o p. m. Prayer meeting wednes- day, p. m.
 Irpndale--Rev. J. W. Akin. pastor. Sun day school. 10 a. m. Tom Watkins. super intendent. Preaching, Ii a. m. and p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. p. m.
 Mount yernon-24oo North Thirty,,fourth avenue. Revssc. E. Boyd pastor sunday school 'So o.asnins a @ " m H90ysr snd sSSpsrin president. ass Prayer yer meeting Wednesday. '3o D. m.
 North Highlands . Corner Seventeenth tor ana aspfr Sunday syfeses school s si5 a. m E. Hamil. superintendent: Preaenings II a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7;ao p. m.
 sysnas north s W -Ha F plds Tas pastor. Sunday school, o;so a. m.,, w. D: saunders superntfndepnt pnr. sso,hsrhe0d god worth League, D. nn. Miss Ruby Lawrence, presidents Preaching by pastor at II a.. m. and 7;so p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.
 owenton--7oo Talulah street pr. S. L, Profes ssor Moore, superintendent. Preaching, Il a. m.. and p. m Epworth League. % A P Mrs ReSert Eeho. anHs manager. woman's Mission c n. .,;e Society. Mon Prayer meeting Wednesday. p. m.
 Pratt city-rhlrd street and Third ave- nue Rev. l. K. Waller, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m; Paul Ingram. superinA sansT e p ing Mss Pauns rns cam % perintendent; senior, 630 p. m. Mrs. Win nIe outlaw. president. Preaching by pas tor II d. ni. and 7;30 p. m. Prayer meet ing, Wednesday. 7:so p. m.
 St. Johns-Twentieth street and Avenue H. Rev. K. F. Tyle., pastor. Sunday school, m s' Prayer Pr m meeting "Wednesday, 4:so ;sV D. m D.
 St. PauI,-Eey: Q. K. Lamb, pastor. sun su Superintendent. Junior league, s:sO p. m ; Mrs. F. E. Harmon superintendent. Senior league. s:ao P m: Miss Fannie Harmon. and 1880 p. m.
 sixty-sevcnth street-Rev. w. E. Aid w. W. Whitfield. superintendent. Epworth League G:30 D. m., Miss Huddleston presi- ESQ s:so p. % m Prayer meeting wednesday. ne Ins 7;50 p. m.
 Sunday school. s:45 a. m. Preaching. Il a. m. and p. m.
 Tarrant city-Rev. W. o. Horton. pastor. Sunday school, 9;45 a. m. Epworth ieaspe, 6 80 p. m; R. ANJones president Preach, Prs Praye2 % meeting. psstGi Wednesday, M 7:so D. m m rvsatyyrst s.y M go, s. NsE,s .;s Twenty perintendent Bible class same hour. Junior league. eso P m; Mrs. c. s. Led
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EASTER CANTATAS

Mrs Edna C. Gussen announces that the combined choirs of Temple Emanu- El and St. Marys Episcopal church have in preparation for the Easter services thres short cantatas. Dudley Bucks Forty sixth Psalm, Mendels- sohn's Hear My Prayer and Liszts By the Waters of Babylon
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First Presbyteriau

"Reliigon Next to the Skin" will be pr. MacSporran's morning subject at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday. Tn the afternoon at o'clock he will speak on Frozen Friendships" At this service R. c. Kaufman, basso soloist, will sing.
 Especially attractive musical pre- grammes are now being worked out for these evening services, and definite an- nouncement of them will be made in d few weeks.
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On tho theory that music banishes fatigue. building contractor once in- troduofd bagpipss, to spar his Scottish work len on. The men worked SO speedily that they struck for more
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Sidney J. Bowie will present the de- cision day question of the best investment of young life at the Sunday school hour today in one of his rare messages. that will be followed by an invitation to the boys and girls of the school. MT. Bowie's address in the message of the church, as it is related to church membership, will be fitting introduction to the class that will be conducted by pr. Henry Nj. Edmondson Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 1 o'clock as class of instruction for those children who contemplate corning into the church on decision day that will be observed March 20
 CONFERENCES THIS WEEK service be to the conferences of parents and teachers that will be conducted every afternoon this week for the pur- pose. of presenting to those who deal with child life the programme of the Sunday school in it's various departments. and of illustrating to them how Christ may be presented to 'the least of these little ones,' so that the child can be- come acquainted with Him as the friend and personal savior in a little child s daily life.
 Going Up to the Temple is the title of this weeks programme in the series of conferences that will be held a I:30 . clock each afternoon, beginning Mon- daN
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St. Marys-on- the Highlands Twelfth avenue and Nine teenth street. south. Rev. Oscar de W. Randolph, rector. Holy com munion, 7:30 a. m. Sunday school, 9;S0 a- Bible class. 945 a. m. Morning pray er-sermon, Il o'clock.
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West woodlawn-Rev. ". P. Draper. pastor. Sunday school, 9f5' a. m.; H. c. Clotfelter, superintendent. Leagues ln- termediate. 80 p. m; Mrs. L.. C. Jones, superintendent; senior 6:3O D. m., Miss Mary Gowan, president. Preaching by pas tor, II d. m. and 30 D. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
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Irpndale--Rey. J. w. Akin. pastor. Sun day school. 10 a. m.; Tom Watkins. super intendent. Preaching, II a. m. and p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, D. m.
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Grace Church--First avenue and Fifty eighth street; Rev. c. Henckell. rector. Morning prayer and sermon. II o'clock. Church school 10 o'clock.
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Wylam--Corner Eighth avenue and Forty- third street Rev. " H. Hawkins, pastor. Sunday school, g:45 a m, W. J. Stacey. superintendent. Junior league, p. m. Mrs. John Guthrie, superintendent. senior league, 630 D. m. Miss Daisy Stacey, presi- dent. Preaching by pastor, II a. m. and 7:30 D, m.
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Altrurian-IA A. Fealy, bishop. The fol- lowing services will be held at the church, All Farley building. Sunday II a. m., sub feet "Therefore being justified by faith we have peace with God" Sunday evening, D. rn. Current Thought Wednesday evening o'clock, Practical Christianity" Every Thursday, Il a. Service con ducted by Miss Grace P. Smith; subject. Spiritual Laws"
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Woodlawn-First avenue and Fifty fourth street. Dr. J. D. Simpson, pastor. Sunday school s;so a. m. Leagues: Junior 6;9o D. m. senior, 630 D. m, Amos Kirby, president. Preaching by pastor 1 q. m. and 7:30 D. m. Prayer meeting, Wednes- day. 7:30 p. n.
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With the permission of the United States government. the Dutch War de- partment has sent commission of of- ficer observers to the army on the Rhine to study American army methods.
 Canada has 76 textile mills employing about 700 workers.
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p. m.; Edwin Rush, president. Preaching by pastor II a and 7;3o D. m. Prayer
 meeting, Wednesday,. 7;30 p.
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St. Andrews--EIeventh avenue and Twelfth street. south. Rev. Joseph T. Ware, rector. Sunday services Holy communion. :30 a. m; church school, 9;30 a. m.; ren~ tors class for adults. 9:45 a. m. Esrs,- o'clock The rector will preach at both r.e forenoon and the evening services Lenten services: Tuesday, p. m.; Wednesday, 10 a. m. and D. m.; Thursday, 4 p. m.; Fri day, p.
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Mount vernon-2400 North Thirty-fourth avenue. RevssC. E. Boyd, pastor. Sunday school, 9:So a.. n.; (. " Hoover. superin- tendent Preaching. II d. m. and !: 80 p. m. Epworth League, D. m; H. c. Berry
 president. Prayer meeting Wednesday. ' :3o
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Pratt City--Regular worship and preach ing by John T. Lewis at o'clock.

North Birmir irgham--Twenty-fifth street, Thirty fourth avenue. Bible study at 10 o'clock Regular worship and preaching by Hugh A. Price at II a. m. and 7:30 D
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second--Cable hall. 1918 Second avenue. Services Sunday at II a. and p. Subject .'Man' Sunday school at 9:3o a. Testirnona meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock. Reading rooms at 1701-2 Jeffer- son County Bank building. open daily ex- cept Sunday from 10 a. m. to p. All are cordially invited to attend our services and to visit the reading rooms.
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CHRISTIAN

Christ Church--Avondale; Rev c. Henc- kel rector. Evening prayer and sermon,
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Inglenook--Rev. W. R. Battle. pastor. Sunday school, 945 a. m. Preaching il a. m. and 7:3o p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes- day, D. m.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Union Hili-Rev Dee B. Cooper pastor. ssnday school, 10 a. m.; A. F. DeShazo, superintendent. Preaching service. II a. m. and 730 D. m. Subject for morning ser mon. "The Influence of Religious Pleading Upon Christian Character and Life" Meth odist minute men will also speak at this service. Subject evening sermon, '"rhe Voice of God" Junior Epworth league 3 ?. m.; Mrs. D. B. Cooper superintendent. Epworth league, 5:45 p. m.; Jack Wilson, president. Prayer meeting, Wednesday. 730 p. m
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Tarrant City-Rev. W. o. Horton. pastor. Sunday school, 9;45 a. m. Epworth ieaspe, S:30 D. m.; R. ANJones. president. Preach- ing by pastor. II a m. and 1880 p.tm. Prayer meeting, Wednesday. 7:3o D. m.
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better, superintendent. Senior league, Miss Frances Haley, president. Preaching by pastor, II a. and 7.30 D. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 73O D. m, choir practice following.
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o'clock. Ltany- sermon, Wednesday, 4:30 o'clock. childrens service. Thursday. 4:so o'clock. Evening prayer-sermon, Friday. o'clock. Organizations meeting in the parish house. Vestry will meet Monday evening, 8 o'clock. Mission Study class. Wednesday. 3:f5 o'clock. All-Saints guild. Saturday. 12;30 o'clock. Free kinderg arten, daily to 12 o'clock. Choir rehearsals, Tuesday and Friday, 5:15 p. m.
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West End-Rev. Henry M. Stevenson, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. rp. N. H. Price, superintendient, Senior league, p. termediate league, 6:30 p. m.; Mr. Gallo way, superintendent Preaching by pastor. Il 4. n. and [ go D. m.
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sunnyside--Rev. P. l.. Newton, pastor. Sunday school. s:45 a, m. Preaching. Il a. m. and D. m.
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North Highlands - Corner Seventeenth and Jasper streets Rev. J. E. Morris, pas tor. Sunday school. 945 a. m.; E. N Hamill, superintendent. Preaching, I a. m and 7:30 D. m. Epworth League. 80 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7;30 p. m.