The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-29

There are, in the hunger lands of
Eastern ani Central Europe, no less
than 100000 little children for whom
America must make a place at her
family dinner tables during the next
ten months, if they are to live. The
European Relief Council Herbert
Hoover, chairman, undertaking to pro-
vide for them one hot meal a day at
public feeding stations, has asked that
every family in this country take at
least one of these unforrunates as an
invisible guest" throughout the COM
ing winter.
To entertain a starving boy or girl
as your invisible guest" you have only
to purchase an Invisible Guest" GER
tifcate and thus assure him of sufficient
food to maintain life. Oae dollar will
fill child's plate for a whole month.
Ten dollars will make him your guest
until next harvest.
Meanwhile. hunger long endured is
afternoon. Luther League, Thursday
evening. Teachers meeting Friday
evening. The morning services will be
special services in the interest of the
Million Dollar Offering for the Lord,
METHODIST.
First Methodist Church-Corner of
Main and 14th streets. The revival
meeting in the First Methodist Church
will continue throughout the coming
week. There will be service every
night at 40 O'Clock with the excep-
ton of Saturday night. Monday night
will be "Methodist Brotherhood
night. The Mems Chorus. taken large
ly from the large Brotherhood class Of
The church. will furnish the music. On
/ Tuesday night the Ladies Aid will be
special guests. On Wednesday night,
Sunday schol. On Thursday night the
! Woman's Foreign Missionary society.
On Friday night the Woman's Home
Missionary society. The services for
tie coming Sunday viii he regular ex-
cept that evangelism will be stressed
in every service. Sunday school, IL
! a. m. Morning worship, 1890 q. m.
: There will be meeting of all unit
i leaders and their helpers at 800 D. N.
, The Epworth league will hold its
luncheon at $50 o'clock. Devotional
meeting will follow around the tables
! at $50 o'clock. The Sunday evening
i service will start promptly at 80
D. M The song service may begin
early.
Grace Methodist are working
| to reach the 500 mark in Sunday
school attendance. During the Sunday
! school hour Miss Ruth Foulke Of the
East Main street Friends church will
sing a soprano solo entitled IAN Even
! ing Lullaby" by Ernest F. Reid, who
will accompany the soloist on the
piano. The pastor will preach at 10: SC
a. IN. on thinking Big" and an evan
gelistic service will be held at night
Community Night will offer great
feature film entitled "Youth's Desire
by Joseph Bennett as star. Following
the pictures G. B. Roote, Community
director. will spend an hour in teach
ing adults how to play.
WesIeyan-The following program
will be presented at the all-day home
coming and rally at the Wesleyan
church. Morning service. II o'clock
conducted by visiting ministers; Sun
day school, 2 p. m; 2:45 p. M, re
marks by visitors; Church History
Mrs Mckinney; poem, Leon r. Har
ris: address, Rev. J. J. Rae: solos
Mrs. c. c. Coins. Mrs. Effie Bass
Otis Hunter; 7:45. addresses, Prot
Hibbs and by w. H. Dennis; solos b!
Mrs. Carrie Griffin, Miss Mildred
Coins, Mrs. Boston Dethridge. Din
ner will be served at 1890.
Third M. E. Church. - Rev E. l.
Gates, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:3
a. M, Orlando Coryell, Superintendent
Last Sunday 1875 were present. Tn
goal for this Sunday is 200 The Rev
A. J. Sampson, native of India, ant
a graduate CT Asbury and Taylor I'm
versities will teach the Young Men
class and deliver a missionary lecr1"
at 1890 a m. entitled Sunrise o.
the Hindus" Epworth League meet
at 45 a. m. The pastor will preacl
at the evening service upon the sui
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