Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
SPECIAL SERVICES
 IN MESA TO CLOSE

MESA. Sept 24-Evangelistic serv- ives which have been in progress at the Methodist Episcopal church in Mesa for the last three weeks will come to a close this Sunday with morning. afternoon and evening serv- Ices and preaching at each of the session by the evangelist, Rev. Haudenschield.
 The meetings havs been indeed beneficial said Rev. w. c. Miller, pastor of the church, on Saturday, and great foundation has been laid for the continuance of the church work Some IS or 20 additions have been made to the membership during the three weeks period and a large number are expected to join at the Sunday morning service.
 A feature of the Sunday services 10 to be a mass meeting at 3:30 in the afternoon when Evangelist Haul denschield will preach on the Subject, How to Succeed in the Christian Life"
 The evangelist on conclusion of his meetings here will take a short rest after which he will go to Williams where a series of meetings will be held
 C. c. Appoints Committee
 Members of the Mesa Commercial club held a meeting in the club rooms Saturday afternoon to consider the monthly subscription to the South west Bankhead Highway association which Maurice Clark of Douglas. the association representative, asked for on visit here this week. Action on the subscription was delayed pending the reports of several committees which were appointed at the Satur- day meeting. MT. Clark spoke before the Mesa Rotary club here last We'd nesday evening and again met with directors of the Commercial clut Thursday afternoon.
 Rotarians Hear Report
 Sixteen members of the Mesa Ro- fary club motored to Phoenix Friday evening where they attended the Ro. tary club meeting and heard the re- port of Dwight B. Heard on the na. tional Rotary convention which hl recently attended in Scotland.
 Taking Seminary Work
 More than 100 students of the Mess High school are taking the course in Bible study conducted by L. E Eggerstson, superintendent of semi nary work in this district for th' Latter Day Saints church. Eigh classes have been formed to mee daily in the basement of the second ward chapel and the course is s' formed that students take the wori during vacant periods in high school Atpresent no credits are given by tn, school for the seminary course, bu those fin charge are hopeful that sucl an end may be gained eventually.
 Mesa Churches Sundty
 Christian Church - Sunday schoo at 10 a. m. Morning service anl preaching by Rev. Davis at Il o'clock Christian Endeavor at o'clock.
 Baptist Church-Sunday school a s.45. Morning service and preachin at II o'clock by Rev. F. E. Hawes o Marion. Ohio. Rev. Hawes will als preach at the evening service at [: g
 St Marks Episcopal Church-Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. Mornin prayer and sermon at Il a. m. Sub 5ect. The Precept That None Obeys. The public will receive a cordial wei come Francis Bloy, rector.
 Methodist Church-Sunday schoo a-45 a. m. Morning worship at I Subject, "The Heart Cry. Preachin at s:30 D. m- Subject, How to Sue prcachin. 7:30 D. m. Subject, :" Lost Opportunity Evangelist Hat denschield will preach three sermon Sunday. Sunday will be a great da, The new converts will be receive into membership at the morning SCI vice. You are invited to all service W. C. Miller, pastor.
 southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa-Wanda Hawley "The House That Jazz Built" Wes ern drama "The Tempest" Haro Lloyd comedy.
 Gilbert-Harry Carey in "Despera Trails" comedy The Kids Pal"
 Tempe-Bebe Daniels in Duck ar Drakes," comedy "In Bad Again"
 Chandler-Georges Carpenter '-The Wonder Man." comedy ''r Stop Over