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Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-02

Tom Wallace, who has been an inspec
tor in the customs service here for
some time, has been transferred to III
juana and leaves in few days. He at
tempted to assist Officer Hardwick last
night in arresting drunk who was OBJ
streperous and was bitten in the arm
a couple Of times.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
THE religion
OF WASHINGTON
Hanover Pastor TO Discuss
First American in Sum
day Night Sermon
VISITING PREACHER
MORNING SPEAKER

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. to-
morrow morning. the Rev. J. H. Boal
will preach in the absence OF the
Rev. Charles H. Bonner. who will
be the preacher in West Presbyterian
Church. As moderator OF West
Church. I'm the absence OF perma-
nent pastor. Mr.. Bonner will declare
that pulpit vacant.
Mr. Boars subject will be. The
Only Way" Mr. Bonner will he in
his pulpit in the evening. preaching
on The Religion OF George Wash
ington."
Miss Louise Wallace will address
the Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety tomorrow evening. Miss Mary
Thomas will address the intermed-
late society.
The Mems League OF the New
Castle Presbyterian Church will be
the guests OF the Hanover Mems
League on Monday night. An evening
OF games and light Refreshments
will be enjoyed.
The Women's League will hold its
monthly meeting on Tuesday night.
The pastor will address the pray
er service on Wednesday night.
The Girls Club will present the
entertainment. "A Trip Around the
World" in Sunday School Hall on
next Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
"CHRISTIAN SHIELD"
PASTORS THEME

order OF service at HARRISON Street
NJ. p. Church. tomorrow will be as
follows; go a. m. class meeting.
George b. Crossan. leader: 1890 a.
m. preaching service-Prelude. suite
Gothiqye (parts 1 and ~, Bolleman:
prayer (Lord's Prayer Chant 7s5
Wickes); anthem after prayer. "Jer-
usalem the Golden; offertory solo
selected, william Wallace; sermon
by pastor. subject "The Christian
Shield; postlude. March Triomph-
ale" Callaerts; 1915 p. m. Senior
Sunday School. I. Elmer Perry sup
erintendent; mems bible class, Rev.
w. r. Habbart, pastor; $40 p. m,
Senior Epworth League. Topic,
Speaker, Miss Pearl Lyman who has
charge OF the City Missionary Work
at Asbury Church.
7.30 p. m. preaching service and
organ recital-(a) "Menuetto"
Tours; % Meditation" Mendels-
sohn: (c) "Elegie". Massonet; SonH
Service; Anthem after prayer Rock
OF Ages. Matteo; Onertory selected
Sermon by pastor. subject The I'm
reliable" Postlude in d.. Volck-
mar.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
VISITING MINISTER
AT AVENUE CHURCH

The services tomorrow at the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware avenue and West street.
VIII be as follows: At 1890 A. NJ.
the Rev. X. W. Ward. OF Crozier
Theological Seminary. will be the
preacher.
At 10 o'clock the Sunday School
will meet, under the direction Of e.
Ross Farra. superintendent. The
Christian Endeavor meeting. at s.45
o'clock; subject. The Sources Of
Happiness. Leader. Miss Sarah
Pardee.
The evening service, at 7.8O
o'clock. will be addressed by X. w.
Ward
The monthly meeting Of the
Board of Deacons, will be held on
Monday evening. at o'clock. and
the music committee OF the church
has arranged for an entertainment
on Tuesday evening az O'Clock. 1t
will consist OF moving pictures. etc
There will be no admission charged
and every woman In attendance will
be given a present.
The prayer and praise service on
Wednesday evening. at 8 o'clock,
Will be in charge OF the pastor. At
this service there viii be a special
election OF a trustee 10 ill the va
cancy caused by the removal OF j.
Elmer Rue from this city.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
"HALF HOUR IN INDIA"
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

The services al st. Stephens
Lutheran Church. Tatnan street near
Seventh. the Rev. Frederick Doerr,
pastor. for Sunday, sexagesima
Sunday will be as follows: 1890
o'clock. morning service. subject,
why 60 to church7"; 2.i5 o'clock,
sunday school; 7.so o'clock. eve
ming service. IN the evening. the
third foreign mission stereopticsn
lecture will be given.
The subject for tomorrow night
viii be: "A Half Hour In India"
The special musical program win
be; lie Deruna In p fat A. Baum
hub' solo. He that Reepeth Israel
STANLEY Widener; soloist. Arthur
GUY "Harkl The Voice OF Jesus
Calling" J W. Lerman. Duet
bringing Gifts Of Love" Fred w
Peace. duetsts. Misses Anna Butler
and Alberta O. DeMaree.
The evening service being Of {
. missionary character the Missionar,
Society viii assist the choir.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
Special Sermons Music To Be Heard The City Churches
DaUid and Goliath
By the Rev. George Henry Dole
Pastor of the Church of the New Jerusalem

The story OF the conflict between
David, a rosy checked youth. and
Goliath, the Philstine giant nine and
one-half feet tall helmeted and cloth
ed In armor OF brass. having his
spear like a weaver's beam and a
skilful shield-bearer. makes entranc-
ing appeal q Sam. ~ The con-
nict between the shepherd boy and
Goliath. a man OF war from his
youth, seems so unequal and the fate
of Israel was placed upon the out
come Of the contest. But there is
something other than contest be-
tween individuals and armies told in
the story. 1t pictures a conflict
goes on in the world
David went forth I'm the name
OF the Lord; Goliath met him with
confidence in himself his great
strength. his weighty spear. and in
the name OF the idol Dagon. god OF
the Philistines. Really II was a bat
tie between the God OF Israel. the
Lord, and the god OF the heather.
To those people long ago the victory
OF David proved that Jehovah, the
God OF Israel. was the true and omni-
1tent God. There is a still deeper
lesson in the narrative. Translate
Il into the terms OF our daily con-
filct against idolatry. worldhness,
and self-conhdence. David a n d
Goliath are in every human mind. 1t
is evident from the narrative that
David stands for faith in the Lord
and that Goliath represents faith in
self and worldly power Morning
and evening for forty days Goliath
came forth and challenged to battle
The Israelites trembled before him
How like Goliath mighty evils rise
and challenge the powers OF the
Lord in u.s. EVIL is stirred wlthir
us. and It magnifies and exalts itself
making us feel that our besetting sir
is too strong to be conquered. Oui
sinful nature Is man OF war from
youth. and causes us to say, Il VA
! born so. how can help IT, I can
Evening journal., 1922-02-18

not make myself over again" MY
cravings are stronger than can con-
quer"; he little good in me is not
sufficient for victory" Such feel
ings are the boastings OF the Goliath
In The mind
But the inner nature OF the faith
ful Is kindled to action. It says,
will go forth in the name OF the
Lord. as did David. Yet that faith
Is so young. so untried. as was David:
fair to look upon, but how seeming
ly unable TO conquer self-will that
exalts itself like GOLIATH
The lesson IS clear and simple.
BE not terrified when evil within ex-
ats itself and makes us feel that we
cannot conquer Il. Like David. go
forth in the strength and name OF
the Lord God, Jesus Christ. Put in
the sling OF the will the smooth
stones OF truth from the river OF
water of life. the Bible. and in faith
hurl them against the evils that chal-
lenge. No matter how giant-like
our evils seem, no matter how long
we have INDUCED them or how often
they challenge 10 battle the Lord
will give the victory. II Is absolute.
ly true that evil has no power It's
seeming power is an Illusion, inject
ed by the deceit and cunning OF the
realms of darkness. Just so far as
one believes evil has power. # ha,
power in him; and just in the degree
one believes that evil powers ar,
mere boastings Il has no power. Be
lieve that all evil persuasions are
the empty boastings OF the Goliath
the self-nature In the mind and thai
| David-the Lord in us-has all pow
er. In this faith hurl the truths o
the Bible against all that terrifies
and the victory will be ours. Th'
God OF Israel is with us now omni
potent to save.
Doth ask us for His manner
Christ Jesus Is the same:
The Lord. the God OF hosts:
THE only God. Vain boasts
] "Of others fall before Him"
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
REVIVAL AT
SCOTT CHURCH
DR.. Sard to Preach on "The
Christian Invitation"
Tomorrow
SINGING TO FEATURE
ALL SERVICES

Revival services will be conducted
at Scott NJ. e. Church. by the
Mackey Sisters. evangelistic singers,
OF New Cumberland, w Va. at all
services tomorrow. The morning
class will meet at 9.15 o'clock, T. N
Gilbert. leader.
At 1890. the morning preaching
Service will be in charge OF the Rev
T. j. Sard. who will preach on BE
Not Conformed to the Spirit OF This
World"
There will be no Sunday school
service.
The Epworth League will meet at
$40 o'clock. with Ralph L. Brown.
leader; topic. "Tithing is a Good
Personal Business Adjustment"
The evening song service will be-
gin at 7.s0 o'clock. The pastor will
preach on The Christian Invita-
ton"
The musical numbers for the day
are:
Morning - Prelude Meditation" d"
(HandeD; postlude, Gloria" Can
dre."
Evening - Prelude, Meditation -
(stultz); postlude, "Prests Marche,"
| (Newen.)
Revival services will be conduct
ed every evening next week except
Saturday, in charge Of the Mackey
Sisters, who will sing at these SER
vices.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
Saying Prayers and Praying
By w. D. GREENE
By w. D. GREENE

Many Of our friends seem 70 have
A fixed idea that 10 repeat a prayer
Is praying. such only Is a fact when
he person thus engaged Is In per-
feet harmony with the prayer that
Is uttered. and realizes what he or
size is saying Merely TO repeat a
prayer at morning or evening is not
praying. II is like a child reciting a
piece.
Each man. woman or child In the
universe has trials and troubles and
needs peculiar 70 his or her environ
ment and individuality. and should
take those troubles TO the Lord as
individual children Of the same
Great Parent. A ready-made prayer
does not always meet their individ-
ual case. and in repeating such a
prayer the heart and lips are not
always in accord.
The Lord should be approached
with deep humility and reverence
but He also should be approached
as loving father. whom the child
knows viii hear and answer II Il
be FOR his or her good.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
DIR. CANDEE TO PREACH
SERMON ON "PERHS"

At Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street, the Rev Charles L.
Candee. d. d., minister. will hold
services Of Worship at the usual
hours OF 1890 and o'clock. The
minister will preach at both services
and In the afternoon his sermon
subject will be "perlls" The musical
program for the day will be- AT
morning worship John A. Thoms or
ganlst. and choir director. will play
prelude IN B fiat. by Naprawnik. and
Allegro by King. The double quar-
tet will sing, who 80 Dwelleth
under the Defence OF the Most
High" (Martin) and MY Jesus l
Love Thee" (Hugo).
The soloist at the vesper service
will be Ruth Wilson Sachs. con-
traito She will sing ITO the Angels. "
by Zardo and the solo part IN the
anthem Saviour when night in
wolves the Sky" (Sheuey) The or
gan numbers will be Romance IN @
/ by Shelley. A Sea Song. by Nc
/ Dowell and postlude IN C CWely)
In compliance with the order OF the
Board Of Health, Sunday school Will
be omitted but the General BIRD
Adult Glass the Mems Bible and
Discussional Club and the Younl
Womans Philathea Glass will NEE
as usual AZ noon.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
PERFECT y
sermon Theme
DR.. N. n. Calhoun to Preach
on Timely Topic To-
morrow
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT ALL SERVICES

Services tomorrow at First United
Presbyterian Church Third and
Broome streets, tho Rev. y. W. CAL
houn. pastor, will be as follows:
Sabbath school at 10 o'clock;
morning service at / o'clock; Chris
tian Endeavor Society at 6.4b
o'clock; evening service at 7.45
o'clock
Tomorrow morning the pastor
will preach on Jesus and His Bible"
and In the evening the theme will be
"The Perfect Life
The musical program for tho day
will be: Song service in the Sab
bath school Morning service
Prelude. "Tendernesse." by Baohe;
anthem. Rejoice In the Lord" by
Ira 3. Wilson; duet sung by Mrs. d..
Conley and Mrs. r. Nutz; anthem.
There Is Land" by Frederick Alb
bott. soloist NJ. NJ Calhoun; duet by
Mrs J. +. Glenn and Mrs y. Boyle.
Evening service-Prelude. "1delle," b"
by j. Lychenbache; anthem. "Sa-
viour Breathe an Evening Blessing q"
by w. NJ. s. Brown. selection, Lead
Me Gently Home. Father" by W. L..
Thompson.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
To PREACH ON
FUN SEEKERS"
Series of Sermons to be Con-
tinued at Grace M. E.
Church
MISS COPLEY
WILL SING SOLO

At Grace NJ. f. Church. Ninth and
West SITS, tomorrows the Rev. Dr.
]. W. r. sumwalt will continue his
series OF morning sermons on "The
Claims That Jesus Made" the sub
ject this week being The Vine" The
chimes will play at 10 o'clock. Holy,
Holy, Holy Lord God Almighty; {;
"Come Ye That Love the Lord; /;
"Hark Ten Thousand Harps and
Voices: Grown Him With Many
Crowns" The musical numbers OF
the morning service will be: organ
prelude. "Andantino." Lemare: an
them. Festival Te Deum" in II fat
Buck; offertory, THE Night Is Far
Spent" Steane; organ postlude,
Grand Choeur, Dubois
Sunday school at noon and Ep-
worth League az $50 o'clock when
Miss Katherine Longheld Will speak
on "Tithing as a Good Personal Ad-
justment" Miss Mabel Haley Will
play a plano solo.
At the evening service DR.. sum-
walt will continue the series on
Some Views OF Life" The subject
this week will be "The Fun Seekers"
The chimes viii play at o'clock:
GLORIOUS Things OF Thee Are
Spoken" Weary OF Earth and
Laden with My sin" "Hark My Soul
II Is the Lord" The organ recital
at 7.15 o'clock will include: Fanfare
in ID Major. Lemmens: Spring
Song" Honins; Land OF the Sky
Blue Water" Cadman. The choir
Will sing THE Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away" Woodward. Miss
Copley will sing, And Mary Stood.
Waiting" Buck. organ postlude,
Marche de la Refine. Gounod.
The St. James Brotherhood will
meet in the church house Monday
at 8 o'clock when an address on
prosperity" will be given by Frank
p. Mitchell OF the Y. NJ. c. A.: a dis
cussion on "The Need OF a Gymna-
sium for Our Young People" will be
led by James T. Chandler. Jr, fol-
owed by debate on the soldier
bonus legislation.
The women's dinner will be held
In the church house, Wednesday al
o'clock. Musical and reading mum
bers have been prepared for the
after dinner program.
The mid-week service at TAT
o'clock Wednesday will be in charg,
OF Or. sumwalt who will continue
"The Christian Armor" series. Tn,
subject this week will be "Th,
Breast Plate OF Righteousness"
Evening journal., 1922-02-18

No trouble is too small or too in
significant 20 take 20 Him. To talk
10 Him as 20 an earthly parent IN
another room. who can hear us.
though we do not see him, Ia real
prayer, and such prayers will be
heard.
The Apostle James says we must
ask IN faith. nothing wavering. for
II we waver In faith we need expect
nothing OF the Lord. How many OF
us have called on Him in times OF
dire physical distress and been de-
llvered in various ways and then
forgotten Him In the humdrum OF
lifel
II reminds me Of the following
lines which an old doctor had in
scrihed on his medicine chest:
when brought by sickness C
deaths dark door
We bot the aid OF Heaven and The
doctor lmplore;
Restored 10 health. both alike are
requited--
Heaven Is forgotten, and the doctor
sighted.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
''THE WISE STEWARD"
DIR. EWING'S THEME

AT Union Methodist Episcopal
Church. Fifth and Washington
streets. the Rev. Harvey Winheid
Ewing. d. d.. minister, services will
be. Glass meeting at $50 O'Clock
sermon subject. The Wise Stew
ard" Sunday school at 2 O'Clock;
Epworth League az 6.45 o'clock
Evening worship at 7.30 o'clock
sermon. THE Surprises of Life"
Music for the day; organ prelude
GavOtte. Thomas; anthem. How
Long wilt Thou Forget Ne" Speaks
solo. lead Kindly Light" O'Hara
Mrs. Seth Ellis onertory. Humor
osgue. Dborok: postlude. Canon
ncfia. Freisinger; organ recital a
7l5 O'Clock. quartette, "Over TIT
affairs there Is rest" Abt; anthem
20 Sing unto the Lord" Ashford
onertory Melody In A silas; post
Jude. War March Of the Priests
NIcndiesohn.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
DR.. WATT TO PREACH
AT MT. SALEM M. E.

DR.. Robert Watt. district superin-
tendent will preach at the morning
service at Mt. Salem NJ. r. Church.
Nineteenth and Mt. Salem Lane, the
Rev. Leonard White. pastor. The
service will begin at 1890 o'clock.
Mt. Salem Sunday school will meet
at noon. Riddle Memorial school
will meet at 2.3O o'clock. The Ep-
worth League devotional service will
begin at 7 o'clock. At 7.45. the pas
tor will conduct the service and
preach the sermon.
The Epworth League will hold its
monthly business meeting and So
cial on Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
RRANnYMINE NJ. Il.

At Brandywlne NJ. r. Church,
22OO Market street. the Rev. w. Err
nest Greenfield, pastor, services to-
morrow will be as follows: Glass
meeting at SIS o'clock; gospel serv-
Ice at 1880 o'clock. with special
music by the choir ana preaching
by the pastor. subject AN Important
Calw; Sunday school at o'clock
for all over II years OF age; Ep-
worth League at Gas o'clock; at
7.sO O'clock. evangellstic service
singing by the chorus choir and SER
mon by TIE Rev. George c. Will
liams. pastor OF the McCabe NJ. f.
Church.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
TWO 0-HORNED NOSES"
RECTOR'S SUBJECT

The rector Of Calvary Episcopal
Church is preaching a series OF
special sermons. at the Sunday eve
ming services. on the most familiar
OF the oldest Bible stories. His sub
iect this Sunday will be Two
Horned Moses" other services for
sexageslnia Sunday will be a cele-
brstion Of the Holy Communion at
7.3O o'clock in the morning; Choral
Eucharist with a sermon on The
Achievement Of the Impossible" at
1O.45 o'clock, and evening prayer
with sermon at 7.45 o'clock. There
Will be no session Of the Church
school
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
GOODMAN Nj. Il.

Services at Goodman NJ. f. Church
corner Fourteenth and dupont
streets. the Rev. w. c.. Harris, pas
tor. will be as follow; Morning
worship at 10.45 o'clock. the pastor
will preach on the theme, WONDERS
OF Redemptlon;" Sunday school i'm
mediately following the morning
service; Epworth League at
o'clock; evangelistic serves at TAB
o'clock: prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. Anniversary mark-up will
be held on Tuesday evening at 7.SO
n'clock
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
PASTOR TO PREACH
ON "H0W TO WALK"

Services viii begin at Madeley NJ.
r. Church tomorrow with class
meeting at $40 o'clock; sermon by
the Rev. l.. NJ Broadway. at 1880
on How 10 Walk; the Sunday
school win meet at O'Clock, when
the orchestra viii play and the
school will open at 2.15 O'Clock with
superintendent c. W. Hill In charge;
Epworth League service at o'clock;
Song service led by Prof. Smith. at
I30 o'clock and sermon by the pas
tor AZ S o'clock. The orchestra will
| play at all the services.
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
DIR. WEBB To
TALK ON HABITS
Musical Program to be
Featured by Various
SoloiSts
NUMEROUS MEETINGS
DURING NEXT WEEK

Habits" will be the subject OF
the sermon by the Rev. Aquilla
Webb, ID. D.. at First and Central
Presbyterian Church. tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock.
The Sunday School will be omit
ted tomorrow.
Christian Endeavor service at s.4b
p. M, topic, Sources Of Happiness"
leader. John Craig.
At 7.45 p. m, evening worship,
with sermon by DR.. Webb, on Be
ing ones Best Self"
The musical numbers for the day,
under the direction OF Leslie Cook.
will be as follows; Morning-Organ
prelude. 'Intermezzo" Bizet; an
them. "re Deum," Buck; tenor solo.
"Callest Thou Thus, Master" "
Mietzke. c. w. Graham; Gospel solo.
by Miss Louise Crownover; organ
postlude. "Chorister's March," Ber-
ridge. Evening-Organ prelude.
"Berceuse." Spinney; anthem, 20,
For a Closer Walk with God" Fos-
ter; Gospel solo. by c. W. Graham
organ postlude, "Festal March, "
Johnston.
The meetings arranged for the
week are as follows:
Monday from 2.3O p. m. to $50
p. m. the afternoon Mission Study
Circle meets with Miss Eugene
Snow, at the Navarro Apartments.
The chapter on The Mexicans" will
be In charge OF Mrs. J. A. Barkley.
arus nF fhr
Westminster Guild will be held in
the lecture room OF the church
Monday evening. at s o'clock. Mrs
Pauline c. Shepperd. chairman OF
the Westminster Guilds and Circles
OF New Castle Presbytery, will be
the speaker.
The annual "Interdenomination
Tea" under the auspices OF th'
women's Missionary Society OF the
First and Central Church. will b
4 held in the lecture room, Tuesday
afternoon. from 10 5 o'clock. Mrs
Robert c. Byerly, Of Syria, will b'
the speaker OF the afternoon.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday even
Ing at o'clock. led by DR.. Webb
The "Old- Fashioned Singinl
School," led by ]. c. Clymer. meet
in the lecture room, Thursday, a
s p. m.
The Evening Mission Study circl'
will hold its session on Thursday a
Is p. m. Mrs. Harry Dixon will Civ
a paper on islam and the Nea
East" Mrs. Weller will tell ''Wha
Is Required OF Usf"
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
MARVELLOUS FAITH"
MINISTER'S THEME

The program for Sunday at St.
Paurs NJ. F. Church will conform
TO the action Of the health authori-
ties by not holding any Sunday
school session.
The morning sermon will be given
by the pastor, tho Rev. c. l.. Hub
bard, ID. d.. from the topic; Mar
velous Faith and in the evening
he will continue the sermons In the
series on the Life Of Jesus" taking
as his theme: why Jesus Was
Called the Lamb Of God"
General class meeting at 9.3O
o'clock, led by the Rev. w. G
Strickland. and Christian Endeavoi
prayer meeting az SIS o'clock
Evening journal., 1922-02-18
"ARE AMERICANS FREE?u

Service will be held In the Church
OF the New Jerusalem. Pennsylvania
avenue and Broome street at 1915
o'clock tomorrow. The pastor the
Rev George Henry Dole, will Of
hclate. The subject OF the sermon
will be. Are Americans Free?" The
musical program viii be: prelude.
Berceuse, Kinder; anthem. o Saw
iour. OF the World. Goff; anthem.
Heaven and Earth are full OF Thy
Glory, Sullivan; festal postlude,
Bainbridge