Arizona republican., 1922-04-15
INTEREST IS SHOWN
INMEN' 'SCOMMUN|TY
BIBLE CLASS SUNDAY

Much interest is being shown in
the forming of a mems community
bible class which wills hold its first
meeting tomorrow morning at $50
O'Clock at the band stand of the city
plaza. The object of the class is to
bring the laboring men, the business
men and men from all the other
walks of life together for the forma-
tion of real community club.
Il. S. Clark will be the teacher in
charge of the class. Some of the
leading pastors of Phoenix churches
have delegated members of their
congregation to attend the new class
and to boost it in every way.
Rev. Cecil M. Aker, pastor OF the
Central Methodist church, has Sc
lected f.. G. Phelps, II. e. Ellington,
r.. K. Grace, DR.. Colt Hughes, j. P.
Irvine, o. l.. Kincaid, A. III. McCIel-
land, G.. j. McElroy. e. B. Ogiesby
and w. r. Vinson to attend the class.
Rev. Arthur Lee Odell, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church. has
appointed Harry Duffy, p. J. Bin
field. George HI. Coffin, Howard B.
ClafIin, Arthur G. Dodge, Fred II.
Ensign, r.. +. Hogsett Arthur Hulett,
A. l.. Moore and Joseph S. Stark to
attend.
DR.. ]. A. Stavely Of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church has asked the
following members of his church to
join the class:
Fred Adams, Raymond Battin,
Clyde S. Blaine, DR.. KembalI Bannis-
ter, DR.. w. G. Ellis, Clyde NJ. Candy,
w. S. Goldsworthy, T. g. Galland,
Carl w. Gibson, wesley w. Knorpp,
Frank r. Stewart and Sidney II.
Stewart
Rev. p. Y. Pendletons pastor Of the
Central Christian church, has ap-
pointed Bert D. Brown, /. c. Daggett,
l.. M. Laney, DR. r. T.. Mccall, w. Fl.
Nall r. X. Parsons, v. f. Potter
William Armstrong, j. M. Stewart
and A. M. Richmond to attend the
class.
Dean Scarlet Of Trinity cathedral
has also named committee to boost
the new bible class.
Governor Thomas e. Campbell has
expressed his hearty approval Of the
new community bible class and sent
the following letter to DR.. w. w.
Wilkinson commencing the plan:
your article in the Arizona Re-
publican OF Sunday last. urging the
formation of a community mems
bible class, appeals to me as a splen-
did idea and worthy of avery mans
thoughtful consideration and par
ticipation, and l take these moments
away from the battle and strife in
cident to political service to tell you
with the utmost sincerity that YOU
have started one of the biggest and
the best things in life--a getting to-
gether of all men upon the common
ground of unselfishness and toler-
ance. within tabernacle of His max
ing-the public places, lighted and
warmed by His sun-and that /
heartily subscribe to the movement
and look forward to participating in
it at the first opportunity.
1T is a matter OF sincere regret
to me that I cannot be with you to-
morrow owing to other arrangements
previously made for Ea~tSp Sunday.
but / am very hopeful of availing
myself OF the privilege of meeting IN
this gathering of the men of the
community for the study of the Book
of Books.
Il feel confident that meeting on
common plane in Gods great out
doors for the serious study of His
word will prove an inspiration and
an education which cannot be but
reflected in the lives of all who ac-
cept the invitation
with sincere appreciation of the
value of this splendid movement and
with best wishes for its success, am,
Sincerely yours.
THOMAS e. CAMPBELL"