The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-04

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baptism Service will feature the
leyening prugfam Tho attend.
Lance goal for the Sunday school
tomorrow Is named af 3 40.
n. r.. Temple. q
4 The. last straYelogue sermon, 10
be given by the Rev. !. q, Broom.
field, pastor Of the NJ. p. Temple.
will be delivered at the evening
service at 1880 p. m. tomorrow.
The subject Of the Reverend Mr..
Broomheld's talk will be ''My I'm,
pressions While Standing BY the
Graves Of the Unknown Soldiers
in Paris. London and Washing.
ton" During the morning SER
vice at 10:4S o'clock the commuu.
Ion service and the reception OF
new members into the church will
be observed. The other services
for the day will include a class
meeting at 8 o'clock lied by j.
Ward Mason, Sunday school, 1t
1880 a. m. in charge Of J. r.
Sheridan and the meeting OF the
Christian Endeayor at GAS D. m.
led by Gypsy Irwin. Il The new
iquartet Of this church will render
several selections during the even
ing service, including "Thefe's a
Beautiful Land on High" and my
Anchor Holds"
NJ. E. Church, South.
The services IN the Billingsley
Memorial NJ. E. Church, South,
tomorrow will include Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. with the sup.
erintendent, H. T.. Jones, in
charge. The pastor, the Rev. R.
T. Brown, will deliver a sermon
at the morning service at ai10:45
a. m. on the subject, What We
Are Doing" The meeting OF the
Junior and Senior Leagues WILL
be- held at $3.50 p. m. A preach
ing service will be held at 1880
ps m. with a sermon by the pastor
on the subject, 1.-THE Development
! OF Faith" The mid-week prayer
service and Bible study will be
held at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening. The fourth chapter OF
Galatians will be the theme Of the
scripture lesson. j
Christian Science Society.
The services OF the Christian
Science Society tomorrow will he
held In tho Masonic Temple. The
following services will be includ-
/ ed in the days programy Sunday
School at II a. M; morning ser.
vice at II a. m. A meeting OF the
society will be held at 1880 O'CLOCK
the first Wednesday in every
month.
Central Christian Church
The musical program e.: the
evening services Of the Central
Christian Church tomorrow Will
be given by Alvin Roper, the
we'll known pianist. who has had
a wide experience u concert work
and especially in the rel g.ou; line.
; Mr. Roper was official pinuist for
ten years at the Winona Lake AS
cembly. Several numbers IN to-
morrow evenings program are
Mr.. Roper's own compositions.
The subject of the evening ser.
mon which will close the onc day
eyangelistic service. will be Get!
t ng Ready for, Gods Blessing. ["
The subject Of the morning SER
mon will be THE Churcl, Home
and the services will begin at
1916 a. m. Bible Schori will be-
! gin at $3.50. a. M, and ~ Chris
tian Endeayor services conducted
by the young people and assisted
by Mr.. Roper will begin tat $3.50
p. m. The Rev. j. E. Gordon will
conduct the one day eyangellstic
i serv. ce and deliver. both sermons.
Grace Lutheran Church
"Pauls Lords Prayer" will be
tile subject Of the sermon of the
Rev. Roy j. Meyer pas - OF the
Grace Lutheran Church, ut the
morning service tomorrow, while
at the vesper service the Rever.
end Mr.. Meyer will talk on What
Kind Of a Christian Are Your
There will be junior sermon at
1895, following the Sunday
school. which begins at $3.50. The
regular Chr st!an Endeavor- meet
Ing will be held at $3.50.
First NJ E Church
Dr.. Robert A. Armstrong head
Ut the English Departmental West
Virginia University VIII oliver
the morning sermon at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church to-.
morrow. The regular service will
begin at 1O:45 and Is In charge of
Dr.. Claude H. King; pastor of the
church. Frank Talbot, leader for
the Junior League. will talk on
Eve will Grow Up" at the even
Ing meeting. The Italian service
will be held in the 8 Progressive
Bible Class room at $3.50 and will
be in charge OF the e.. G..
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