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Evening journal., 1922-10-07
"RALLY DAY. AT
HANOVER Church
The Rev. G. H. Bonner to
Begin Special Sermon
Series at Night
SPECIAL MUSIC
ADDED FEATURE

Rally Day" services In all depart.
ments Of the church will be the
program at Hanover Presbyterian
/ Church, Boulevard and Eighteenth
/ streets, tomorrow. In the evening
the Rev. Charles II. Bonner, pastor
will begin a series OF four special
sermons. the Introductory subjec.
being: The Destination of Despair
the Cry OF Lost Soul-I Am Co
ing to He'll. " This series will be
continued on the following four
Sunday nights At the service to-
morrow morning Mr.. Bonner will
preach on the subject: THE Fall OF
Jericho"
Special effort has been made to
have every member of the church.
Sunday School and Christian En-
deavor Society present at the Rally
services.
The church quartet under the di-
rectioD OF II. s. Drew will present a
special program at each Of the ser
vices tomorrow. At the morning
service. Miss A. Virginia Keen will
sing, "One Fleeting Hour" and the
quartet will sing the anthem. 30
Lord How Manifold Are Thy
Works" At the evening hour tho
numbers will be, duet. The Lord is
My shepherd" and the anthem, The
Shadows OF the Evening Hour.
The Sunday School and Christia,
Endeavor Societies will meet at the
usual hours. with special programs
in each department. Robert G.
Hackett Will address the Senior So
ciety.
The pastor will conduct the Wed
nesday evening prayer service.
The Reading Circle OF the W0
mems Foreign Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs j
Frank Ball at o'clock, Monday
afternoon.
The dramatic society will meet in
the church at o'clock on next
Thursday night.
All services at Hanover are being
held in Sunday School Hall while
The new church is being erected.
The dramatic society will meet in
The church at o'clock on Dext
Thursday night.
All services at Hanover are being
held in Sunday School Hall while
he new church is being erected. En=
rance is from both the Boulevard |
and Jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
GOODMAN NJ t.

Services at Goodman NJ. F.
Church. Corner Fourteenth and du-
Pont streets. the Rev W. G Harris
pastor. VIII be as follows:
Mocnlne worship at 10 30 o'clock.
with Lriet address by the pas. IT.
after which the Sacrament OF the
Lords Supper viii be administered.
sunday School at noon Epwor;h
League at o'clock. led by Mss
LYMAN, assistant to the pastor OF
Asbury Church. who will speak on
the Opportunity OF Mission Work
in the city" Evening worship at
7.45 o'clock, the pastor preaching.
Junior League and prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Womans Home
Missionary Society at the parsonage
on Wednesday evening al o'clock.
Ladies' Aid Society Thursday even
ing
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
". ROBERT WATT AT
RINITY M. E. CHURCH

ervices at Trinity NJ. 2. Church.
snty-second and Church streets.
iorrow are as follows; $50 o'clock
IS meeting in charge OF s. w.
OFT; 1880 o'clock. preaching by
Rev. Robert Watt superinten-
of the Wilmington District OF
NJ. f. Conference. Bible school
meet at o'clock. c. W. Cook
will be in charge. Epworth
que devotional meeting will be
l at s.45 o'clock.
he community praise and gospel
ices will be held at 730 o'clock.
re VIII be special music for this
ice under the direction OF Pro-
or Bowers. The Rev. Harvey w
ng viii preach on the subject;
Three Great Christian Certain
="
he second and third quarterly
ference OF the church viii be
u next Tuesday night. Dr. Watt
preside Prayer meeting will he
l at the church at 100 o'clock
I "Wednesday evening
:evival services at Trinity Church
start on Sunday. October Is.
s, Rev. r. c. sunfleld will assist
+ <Ae services.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
BAPTIST YOUNG
PEOPLES DAY
Father and Son Service in
Morning at Second
Baptist
SOLOMON, WISE
CHOICE, FAILED

Tomorrow Is young peoples day at
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets. It begins with a
father and son service at 1890
o'clock, under the auspices OF the
Boy Scout Troop of the Church, No.
81. They invite all boys and men
Of the congregation to Join them.
At 10 o'clock will be held the promo
tion exercises and annual rally day
of the Bible School. There will be
fine orchestra, directed by Harry
Stausebach. singing. few words
from the little people and other in
teresting matters provided by the
committee under the direction of
Mrs. j. Merrick Horn.
The yunger members of the
church have been invited to meet
with the pastor for a conference on
the young peoples side OF the
church's life at 6.45 o'clock. In the
evening the Rev. George d. Allison.
Ph. D.. pastor of the church. will
continue his series OF sermons on
'Lifes Choices" the subject being
Solomon, a Wise Choice That
Failed"
The musical program arranged
by Director Floyd W. Harper will
consist Of a quartette "Our Refuge
and Strength by Williams, and
solo by Mr. Harper. 1T is Enough"
by Mendelssohn in the morning. and
at the evening service two quar-
tettes. Saviour Let Thy Love for
Me-" by Federlein. and The Setting
sun" by Baines.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
The BO1U in the Cloud
BY the Rev. George Henry Dole
Pastor of the Church of the New Jerusalem

actly what water does on the natura
plane. Precepts from the Word ar,
drops of refreshing, living wafer
They revive us as the rain invigor
ates vegetation. MY doctrine shal
drop as the rain;' the Lord "shal
come unto us as the rain" But wher
the rivers Of truth are turned out
] of their channels and into falsities
they become destroying food. Now
grasp the vital, wonderful truth in
the story. Precisely as the sun
shines into partic es of water caus-
ing the resplendent bow. the Lord
the Sun of the Holy CITY. shines
into particles of truth learned from
the Bible. the Word of God. and
thus He displays the qualities lnher-
ent in Divine light. which are inno-
cence. devotion. faith. power, purity.
mercy and love. There was no such
bow as this set in the armament of
the mind before the flood of falsi-
ties inundated the mountainous of
heavenly vision. When open instruc-
tion from heaven ceased, a written
Word was given that its precepts
might be learned. and the Lord shine
into them and reveal the glory pow
eT. and b 'essings of truth. In no
way does truth now come into the
world other than by the bow. the
Lord shining into precepts from the
Word held in the memory. When
Affections come and we cry, THE
floods have come in unto my soul. o
Lord" the thought arises. THE
Lord on high Is mightier than the
noise OF many waters. yea, than
the mighty waves of the sea-" and
He will deliver me from my dis
tresses. That strengthening thought
IS the bow in the cloud. 1t is God
shining into His Word. And dwell
upon this fact. namely, that COM
forting light from the Word is a
sign of the Lords presence and COW
enant that if we look to Him. the
floods that come in unto the soul
shall not overflow us. Let us then
be constant and diliEent in storing
the mind with precepts from tho
Word. drops of living water, that
the bow may be srr- in our minds
whereby the Lord reveals His pres
ence. power and glory and gives
salvation from all that distresses.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
HOW TO LIVE FOREVER,
DIR. EWING'S THEME

At Union Methodist Episcopal
Church, Fifth and Washington
streets, the Rev. Harvey Winfield
Ewing. u. D.. minister. services will
be: Glass meeting at $3.50 o'clock;
public worship at 1880 O'Clock, SER
mon subject. Christian Perfection
sunday school at O'Clock; Epworth
League at GAS o'clock; evening
worship at 1880. sermon subject
How to Live Forever"
Music for the day will be: Organ
prelude in a Minor, Batis,e; quar-
tette, THE Price Not Too High,
Miles: anthem. The Lord Brings
Back His own" Glbrath; offertory,
Melody in a, Parker: pos,lude.
March OF the Priests, Mendelssohn;
organ recital at 7:15 o'clock, Miss
johnson. organist; solo, There Is
A Land" Crowningshield; Gospel
hymn: offertory, Berceuse. Kinder;
postlude. Barcarolle, Hoffman.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07

I do set my bow in the cloud. an,
it shall be token and covenan
between me and the earth. AND
the waters shall no more become q
flood to destroy all flesh. Gen. tx
1915.
A fable! devised by priests to over
awe the superstitious into obedl-
ence; for science now knows thai
the rainbow is produced by particles
of water acting as prisms and sepa-
rating rays of light into their inher-
ent colors! The bow was in the
clouds before Noah's day. which
God must have known, and He
would not represent 1t as being
placed there as a token of an agree
ment with a man. Thus reasons
the skeptic.
Yes. God knew exactly how the
bow is produced, and He used the
science of its production to explain
the psychology of the present day
man. and illustrate hoY he is spir-
ituafy enlightened. Marvellous and
vital truth is revealed in the story of
'iiS ia4HppW. lnlDk SearCnlnglN.
The history OF the world is exem-
plified in every developed man. Be
fore Noah. in the beginning, man
kind was like an infant in the inno-
cency OF ignorance. The heavens
were open and angels and spirits In
structed, just as the Bible repre-
sents. Then men were like little
children who obey implicitly parent
al instruction from confidence and
love. Gradually mankind acquired
knowledge. and. like the youth. de-
sired to act as from themselves.
Then came mistakes, errors. falsity,
of the worlds child
hood. which swept over the earth
like a mighty food. and destroyed
all spiritual life. But the Lord did
not forsake His wayward children.
When sin closed the heavens, and
the angel of the Lord" would no
more be heard. another way was
provided for the Lords presence. A
Word was given to which
man could go and acquire truths as
Of themselves, rather than by Di-
vine or angelic dictation. The story
'f the bow tells US how all spiritual
enlightenment now comes. Water
IS the common symbol of truth.
which does on spiritual planes ex-
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
DIR. WEBB AT GRACE
SCHOOL RALLY DAY

DR.. f. Watson Hannah, OF Drew
Theological Seminary. will occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening
tomorrow in Grace NJ. Z. Church. DR..
Hannah is acting as supply until the
Rev. Dr. B. NJ Johns assumes his
new duties on November IL. The
music for the day will be as follows;
1915 a. m The Chimes
Christ for the World We Sing. "
"On Jordan's Stormy Banks
Stand, "Hark the Voice OF Jesus
Calling" My Faith Looks Up to
Thee"
1880 a Morgan pre- e'ude
"Priere. Wely. anthem The Lord
Is My Light" Parker; offertory. CON
tralto 500, "One Comfort Sweet Is
Mine" Mackenzie. Miss Copley;
organ posuude, allegro. Maes;oso,
Salome
7.O5 p. m.-The Chimes
soldiers Of Christ Arise" Lord
Cannot Let Thee Co" 20 Lord How
Happy We Should Be."
7.15 to 7.3O p. m. Corgan recitaD.
"Marche Triomphale. Lemmens;
Indian Summer" MacDowell; "A
Cloister Scene" Stebhins; anthem,
protect Us Through the Coming
Night" Nevin: offertory. Now the
Day Is over" Shelley; organ post
lude. Festival Postlude in b Flat"
I.oret.
Rally Day will be observed in all
departments OF the Sunday school.
The Rev Aqulla webb will be the
speaker. At the Epworth League
service In the evening. Earle F. Ew-
, ing will he the speaker and Miss
Eleanor Gleason will be the soloist.
The regular mid-week service will
be held Wednesday evening and will
be in charge OF the Rev. J. r. Otis.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
SALVATION ARMY
PLANS REVIVAL
Colonel Brengle Will Con-
duct Series of Services
at Citadel
FIRST MEETING
NEXT TUESDAY

Much interest has been created b,
I the announcement that Colone
Samuel Logan Brengle. d. D.. viii
conduct a series of revival services
IN the Salvation Army Citadel
Fourth and Shipley streets. com.
mencing Tuesday next and continu-
ing during the week at 7.30 o'clock
each evening.
Colonel Brengle has Travelled the
world over leading great revival
campaigns and thousands OF con-
verts have been won under his min
istry. He is also the author Of
standard books on holy living that
are read throughout the world
He comes to Wilmington from
conducting months revival In
Philadelphia where over three hum
dred peDitents nocked to the altar.
For some years Dr. Brengle COM
manded the work of the salvation
Army in different cities in New
England and then his exceptional
ability as an orator and soui-winner
won for him rapid promotion in the
ranks. As Major Brengle he was a
Divisional Officer in the New Eng
land States. Later he was appoint
ed special evangelist for the United
States and after some years. was
promoted to the rank of colonel.
During his travels up and down this
country. Colonel Brengle spent much
Of his spare time writing for Saliva
ton Army publications in this and
other lands He also wrote five
books on Holy Living According to
Bible Standards" which stirred up
many who opposed the teaching OF
holiness. but this was more than
offset by letters coming from all
parts OF the world stating that tens
OF thousands had been blessed.
cheered. and inspired through the
reading of the first volume which-
was entitled Helps to Holiness" "
This volume alone has been trans
lated into no less than thirteen Ian
guages and is always n great de-
rnand at Holiness Conventions and
Camp Meetings throughout the
world.
Meeting with unusual success as !
IN evangelist in America. the repu- |
tation OF the Colonel spread to all Z
lands and calls came TO visit Eng
land; then revival campaigns were /
conducted in France. Switzerland /
Holland. Germany, Finland. Sweden.
Norway. Denmark, Canada, Aus
trai. Tasmania, New Zealand and
Ceylon During the past thirty
years. besides visiting foreign lands,
Colonel Brengle has conducted rex
vival meetings in every State, OF
the Union. Last year he led Sc
ries of remarkable meetings on the
Pacific Coast.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
HOMECOMING
At SCOTT N. E.
Special Services Planned for
Sunday in Observance of
Rally Day
MUSIC WILL BE
ONE OF FEATURES

A special Rally Day and Home
Coming will be observed all day to-
morrow at Scott NJ. f. Church.
Seventh and Spruce streets, the Rev.
7. ]. Sard pastor. At 9.15 o'clock
an old fashioned class meeting. will
be held. In charge OF Thomas y. Gil
bert At the morning service at 1880
O'Clock the sermon will be preached
by the Rev. L. 4. Wise, D. D.. dis
trict superintendent Of the Easton
district and former pastor OF
Scott Church.
The choir will sing special music
and the program follows: Prelude,
"Allegretto in f fat" Read; post
lude, Coronation March, from Pro-
phet" Meyerbeer; anthem. Lift
Up Your Hearts" Berridge: The
Lord My Shepherd Is" Wright.
Robert Beckett. soloist. will sing
Let Not Your Heart BE Troubled"
by Brown; God BE Merciful Uuto
Me" Rally Day will be observed
In the sunday school at ? O'Clock.
/. Elmer Perry will deliver an ad-
dress to the school and Professor
Leipold's orchestra will furnish
music.
Ralph l.. Brown will be the leader
of the Epworth League at $50
o'clock and his topic will be Get the
Facts TO the Folks"
The evening song service will be-
gin at 7sO o'clock under the direc-
tion Of Miss Mary A. Thielm0n and
will he followed by n sermon by
the Rev T. J. Sard.
The music for the evening will he:
Prelude. 'Prelude and Melody in
F." Read: postlude. March Mill
talre." Schubert. Mr.. Robert Reckett
will sing two solos at this service.
The class for the instruction Of
children meets at $50 o'clock Mon
dsy night.
At 7.45 O'Clock there will he a
union meeting Of all the classes /
under the leadership of the pastor. +
A rally service will be held at 7.+5 /.
o'clock Tuesday night and on We'd
nesday night the pastor will conduct .
IN every member present prayer
meeting At 7.45 o'clock /
The Home Coming exercises all +
lay tomorrow are held with a view .
II getting all former members to be {
It Scott Church and renew old ac-
luaintances.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
REV. T. G. HOLLOWAY
AT FIRST NJ. P. CHURCH

Owing to the illness Of the Rev.
F. C. Holloway, pastor of the First
Methodist Protestant Church, on
Seventh street, below Walnut, the
Rev. F. p. Bailey. will have charge
Of services at 1O.45 o'clock tomor-
row morning. In the evening the
Rev L. B. Smith. pastor of the Pen
insula NJ. E. Church. will preach.
The Bible School will meet al 2
o'clock in the afternoon. Gray's
Orchestra will furnish a special mu-
sical program in connection with the
services. The Fall rally services Of
the Y. p. S. c. z. will be held at
o'clock in the evening. Miss Doro-
thy Krauss, president of the City
Union. will be the principal speaker.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
BRANDYWINE NJ. E.

At Brandywine NJ. e. Church,
22O6 Market street. the Rev. w.
Ernest Greenfield. minister. rally
day in church and Sunday school
tomorrow.
Glass meeting at 9.15 o'clock;
1890 o'clock. preaching by the pas
tor. subject working iWth Others; ("
rally day service in the chapel at 2
o'clock, for the Sunday school. and
parents. at which time a special
program will be given. The devo-
tional meeting OF the Epworth
League at GAS o'clock. At 1880
o'clock. sermon by the pastor.
theme. a Real Rally" musical
program.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
NEW SERMON SERIES
AT CALVARY CHURCH

Services al Calvary Episcopal
Church. Third and shington
streets the Rev. +. H. Stevens. rec
tor. for tomorrow. the seventeenth
Sunday after Trinity will be as fol-
lows: $50 o'clock. holy commun-
ion: 10 o'clock. Church School; II
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon;
subject. "Schechlnah"; 7.45 o'clock
evening PRAYER and sermon. The first
in series on The Man After
Gods own Heart" The Shepherd
Rov"
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
Dim HUSS A
REAT REFORMER
Z. Webb TO Preach on This
Subject at First and
Central
IS CROWNOVER
TO SING SOLO

Il the morning worship at First
Central Presbyterian Church,
We Ninth on Market St. at 1o.so
ock. the Rev. Aquilla Webb. D.D.,
d., pastor will preach "A Misun-
stood Text"
unday school in all departments
y o'clock.
'hristian Endeavor service at 6.45
ock. Topic: Folly Of Procrasti-
ion"
Evening worship at 745 o'clock,
IN DR.. Webb's sermon subject will
"John Huss. a Great Reformer."
Iusical numbers for the day, un-
the leadership OF Leslie Cook.
anist and choir director. will he:
rning: Prelude. 1.-TWO Part Song
.hout Words" Calkin; duet. Love
inc. All Love Excelllng," stainer.
$ crownover; solo. Come Unto
Coenen; postlude. Grand
,eur." Salome.
:vening Prelude. "Serenade.
rne: trio, sun OF My Soul"
den. Miss Crownover and Miss
lily. Mr.. Deng,er; Gospel Song.
Dengler; Postlude, "Postlude in
Guilmant.
fiss McCrackent's class will meet
the home OF Mrs. Elmer Corey,
East Seventeenth street Mon
+. at o'clock.
he Willing Workers will meet
nday evening. S o'clock. Subject;
aver"
tuesday at 2s0 o'clock. monthly
sting of the Social Guild.
'rayer and Conference Meeting on
dnesday evening at s O'Clock.
3.45 o'clock. Junior
'istian Endeavor.
'riday. 7.15 o'clock. meeting OF
intermediate Christian Endeavor.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
ST. ANDREM,s EPISCOPAL.

The services tomorrow in 81. An
drew's Church. corner Eighth and
Shipley streets, will be conducted by
the Rev. Edward II. Ford, assist
ant rector as follows: Holy COM
munion. S o'clock; Church School
and Bible class, 9.45; morning prayer
and sermon at IL o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon at 7.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
c1Rrnr PREsRYrERIAN.

What is the Gospel?" is the sub
ject Of a sermon to be delivered by
the Rev. William r. Rutledge, in
Gilbert Presbyterian Church, Third
and French streets at the l04l
O'Clock service tomorrow morning,
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Pipes will address the
congregation in the evening on the
subject Politics and Religion" Mrs.
Mary NJ. johnson will sing solo al
the evening service. Sunday School
will be held at noon. Mld-week
PRAYER meeting will be held at s
o'clock on wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
AT MT. ENoN BAPTIST.

Al Mt. Enon Baptist Church Sun
day. the Rev. A. G.. Scott. pastor,
services will be: 1880 o'clock. cove
nant meeting; 12:45 o'clock. Sunday
school; at o'clock deacons' ordins-
tion. services and a sermon by the
Rev. z. p. Gorden. d. D., Of Ches-
ter, and at 6 O'Clock, Baptist young
peoples meeting; at 8 o'clock. hand
of fellowship to new members.
Prayer meeting Wednesday and Fri
day evenings of each week.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
BIBLE STUDENTS SERVICE

"Who1 Are Gods Elect? What
Will They Do?" is the subject for
the lecture by w. H. Dickerson Sun
day afternoon at o'clock in Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. Hall. 901 Tatnall street.
under the auspices of the Interna-
tional Bible Students Association
Bible classes for adults and chill
dren will be conducted at O'Clock.
and a song service at 7:45, follow
ed by a Bible study at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
UNION AMERICAN NJ f.

~ Union American NJ. f. Church
Plfth and French streets: Rev
ward 5 Rice. Sunday will
observed as Quarterly Meeting
IN the following services: lO.45
ock. sermon by Bishop B. T.
iey: IL o'clock. Holy Communion
class meeting: 2.30 o clock. Sab
n school, $50 O'Clock. sermon by
Rev William II. Guy. OF New
ftle; o'clock. sermon by the
81. B. F. Jester Monday eve
II. love feast Tuesday evening
Iar;erly conference. the Rev. W
Ryder pres, ding.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
WARDEN PLUMNrER TO SPEAK

Warden Plummer of the New Cas-
tie County WorlShouse ~ill address
the congregation of Eighth Street
Bap;is. Church. Eighth and Scot,
streets. at 7.3O O'Clock tomorrow
night. The Rev. II. c. Jones is pas
tor of the church. Sunday School
will he held in all departments at .
o'clock in the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
| W 7. KLEIN TO
SPEAK AT EISMERE

ally services VIII be held In Els
e Presbyterian Church morning
evening The moru.ng service
begin at 1880 o'clock. at which
c the speaker will be the Rev.
liam F. Klein y. D.. one OF the
-etaries OF the General Assem-
S committee on Evangelism. Mrs
oy Work will play two violin
IS. fCavatina. by Rolf. and
lorafion," by Boroski.
I las O'Clock. the Rev Mr..
ener VIII have as his subject.
ID Touched Men" Mrs Christy
ter. OF the Westminster choir.
sing. the following soprano solos:
me rYe Blessed. Scott, and
ssignatlon." by Roma
brief session Of the Sunday
oo'. ss 10 o'clock: Christian En-
vor Society at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsrs.

At First Seventh Day Adventists'
Church. on Howland street. between
Clayton and DUPONT, and Eighth and
Ninth streets. the order of services
& as follows; Prayer meeting.
Friday evening. at s o'clock; Sab
bath School every Saturday at
e45 o'clock; preaching services at
II o'clock. conducted by Elder l.. o.
Drews: Young peoples meeting at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
IrARIAN CHURCH SERVICES

The Religious Education Of the
1ng viii be the subject at the
rning service n the Unitarian
lrch. West street, above Eighth,
III O'Clock tomorrow. Short ad-
sses VIII be given by the Rev.
A. Vrooman and Miss Henderson.
the Unitarian Department OF Re-
Gus Education. Boston. Free
rature by eminent educational.sts
modern religious education will
sent to anyone on request ad-
fsed to p. 0. Box ass, Whining
(. Del.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
avIcEs AT RESCUE MISSION

ervices at thine Rescue Mission.
Claymont street. tomorrow. are
Follows il o'clock. preaching.
z o'clock. class meeting; 800
iock. preaching by the Rev.
shwell, pastor Of Grants A. NJ. E.
orch, South Wilmington: s
sock, preaching by the Rev. All
p. of Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
NEWARK Union.

At Newark Union NJ. f. Church,
the Rev w W Sharp, pastor. Sun
day school o'clock; preaching at
3 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07
PRnnTIvE BAPTIsT CHUhCH

The Primitive Baptist Church
1904 jefferson street, will hold its
annual meeting tomorrow. The
meeting commenced at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-10-07

There will be music by the choir at
AL services.
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