Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-21

| Sunday is rally day at the FIRST
| Baptist Church and Sunday school
| The Baptists report their fall work
| as beginning splendidly but they be
| lieve they can do better, and how much
better they are determined to find out
on Rally Day.
"Let's All Co. is the attendance
| motto, and .'Bring Somebody Else, -
| is the work slogan of the day. All
| friends are invited to attend and join
| in the real spirit of the day.
The Bible school session will begin
promptly at 9:45 a. m The orchestra
will play for the first time this fall
at the opening of the school and there
will be other special music at the open
| ing service Scholars, young and old,
are urged to be present on time and
not to miss any of these opening fea
lures of the day.
| A fine church service is planned for
! IL a. m. The Rev. c. f. Flannagm
| will speak on the subject, "Who Can
| Do Your .Job?D
There will be special music for this
service.
The young people are planning for
| especially interesting meeting begin
l
not attending some other society are
cordially invited. The pastor will re-
! port some of the important items of
| the recent b. Y. P. L. session of the
association lust held i'll National City.
The evening service begins at 7:3G
d. m. The B. Y =. L. will form the
choir for the evening. The pastor will
| preach a special cermOn for younp peo-
pie entitled, "When David Meets
| Goliath The sermon will be illustrat
ed bv the football game between Ilar
| ward and Centre colleges, which il
| played today.
The invitation given is to come and
| bring Somebody Else.
Presbyterian Glass Social
| A delightful social atmosphere pre-
vailed at the meeting of MIS-. Hurl-
burt s Bible class at the Presbyterian
manse Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
| George A. Hartman as hostess. Lunch
| con was served at the noon hour and
| the afternoon was spent i'll pleasant
| conversation after a short business ses
| sion The class elected the following
| Officers for the current year:
Mrs H. l.. Clark, president; Mrs.
| L. Lackey, vice-president; Mrs. RAM,
] ecretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Iurlburt,
l teacher.
| The Missionary Society will have lis
first meeting at the church Tuesday at
$3.50 p. m. A good program has been
arranged with Mrs. Hartman as leader.
| All women of the church are invited.
The usual services will be held Sun
day morning and evening at the Pres
l ah, Inv bp
pastor, the Rev. George A. Hartman.
Mems Glass Progress
| The Mems Bible Glass is extending
its membership aud its meetings have
been most interesting this fall with !;
good speaker at each one, The Bible
study is following the international
lessons, the texts of which are TO be
found in the book of st. Luke. The
lessons center around the life of Christ.
"What Christ S Victory Means to Us,
is the subject tomorrow, the text being
Luke 4, 1-13. Golden thought:
"For in that He Himself hath suf-
fered being tempted, He is able to
succor them that are tempted. -
All men are cordially invited to meet
with the class at Palace Theatre at
9:45 Il. m.
Christian Science Service
The Christian Science people cordial
ly invite all to their services both on
Sunday and on Wednesday evening of
each week. All of the services are
held in the Woman clubhouse on Olive
and Seventh streets. Sunday school
for the children meets ut 9:30 Il. m,
church services following at II. The
testimonial meeting is held at 5 p. III.
| Wednesday. The church maintains it's
reading room in the Davis building,
corner of Fifth and Main streets. l.
| is open every day except Sunday.
Catholic Girls Efeet Monday
The usual services will be held Sun
day at st. Mary's Catholic Church, the
first mass to be said at 8 clock and
the second at 10. Mass is also held
every morning of the week at the usual
hour. Chidren's instruction classes,
saturday and sunday. afternoons by
the Rev. j. j. Truxaw.
The Altar Society of the church met
| Wednesday with Mrs. p. H.. Grogan,
the women doing sewing and enjoying
Il social afternoon. The Y. l.. /. girls
| will hold a meeting as usual on Mon
| day evening, October %.
Christian Church Convention
| AL forces in the Christian Church
are busy planning for the district con
| vention to be held Sunday, October 20,
in FL Centre. This is an annual event
and always brings noted men and wom-
| en- of the denomination to the city.
| This year the Christian Churches of
| the county hope to make more of the
| privilege than ever before. The I'll
| Centre church has set tomorrow as
Visiting Day, preliminary to the con
vention Il week later Committees will
| call on the members and friends during
| the afternoon from to 5, to tell them
of the convention and invite them 10
| participate. The pastor, the Rev. A.
| Il. Worthy, is asking the members to be
at their homcs during the AFTERNOON
as much as possible so that their visit,
ors can meet them, and become aC-
| quainted in Il more personal way with
the Officers and leaders of the con
| gregation,
The full program will be published
! during the coming week.