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1880 ?. m. The Rev. Sam P Gott l D. D., of Jackson, Mo, who was re- gently called as Pastor of this church will occupy the pulpit both morning and evening. Rev. Gott is a graduate of William Jewell College, and of the Rochester Theological Seminary, and comes very highly recommended, not only by these institutions, but by the different pastorates he has held, and some of the big men our denomina tion, so we are expecting this to be
 a "big day for Calvary" Sunday
 school at 10 a. m, c. B. Maxwell superintendent. Prof. Olney will have
 charge of the music, assisted by the Sunday school orchestra. Classes with experienced teachers for all ages. B. Y. P. U. services at 6: 30 D. m. Mid week praper next Wednesday evening at 7:S0, Rev. Gott leading this service. There will be special music at both morning and evening preaching ser
 vices. While this is Missouri Day" a special invitation is extended to all
 who can attend any or all of these
 services. We urge that all members
 of the church and congregation make a special effort, to be present, and in-
 vite their friends, as Rev. Gott is from Missouri, and must be shown" Let
 us all join in making this a banner 1 day for Calvary Baptist church.
 First Southern Baptist 1 First Southern Baptist church.
 Fourth and Fillmore streets-on In-
 dian school and Brill car lines; Dr.
 c. M. Rock, Pastor.
 The return of each Sabbath day
 means a series of activities. with this church, for the cause of the Master. We begin with $. S. at 10 o'clock.
 MT. R. V. Ingram is superintendent
 and he has a complete staff of teach CTS offering a congenial class for any who will come to study the Bible with us.
 At II o'clock the meeting is turned
 over to the pastor, without any inter
 mission between Sunday school and
 preaching services.
 The morning hour is prepared to
 furnish much food for the soul of
 the christian, while there is always
 a message for the unconverted. Sun days sermon will be on the subject
 of "Conquering Through the Holy Spirit"
 The next meeting of the day is the gathering of the Sunbeam Band al D. m. These little folks are having some sweet services and any children between the ages of 5 and F years are welcome.
 At 6 D. m. the B. Y. P. U. meets the study is a devotional meeting or Christian Growth" Mary Stanls Woodson is the leader from grouI No. 1.
 The evening service Is mainly evan gelistic. The song and praise service opens at 1880 and continues unti D. m.
 The pastor will then preach a ser mon especially appealing to the ont who is not saved. Wanderers on tht S Desert" is the subject for this ser mon.
 Many are enjoying these good meet. ings and a welcome is extended to all Mid-week prayer and praise ser vice is at 7:45 Wednesday evening Special emphasis is placed on Bible study.
 The city missionary. Mrs. R. F T Scudder, is constantly at her worl I of taking cheer and comfort iron ] home to home of members, stranger: and the sick.
 Her phone is 207R11 and she ma. j be called on at any time. Emmanuel Baptist Church Corner Fourteenth and Adam j street. Bible school at 9:45. Rev P. wilkie will bring the message a II a. m. The pastor will speak a Chandler at the morning hour bn J 7:30 B. Y. P. U. at 6:.t under tn i direction of Miss Lucille Maroney. Hl A cordial invitation is extended. Madison Baptist 1i Park road and Missouri avenue. Sunday school at 10 a. m., Bernar' ~ Miller, superintendent. Preaching Il a. m., Rev. w. F I Smith of Scottsdale. All are wei come.