The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-10
M. 2. Temple


Two special services are sched-
uled for the Methodist Protest.
ant Temple tomorrow. AT 10:45 a.
m. a special Children's Day SER
vice will be held with baptism of
children and reception of mem
bers At the evening service at S
O'CLOCK, a musical program will &c
given. The class meeting will be
held at 9 a m. and Sunday school
at $3.50 o'clock, with J r. Sheri-
dan in charge The Christian En-
dsavor Society will meet at 6:-t3
in the evening. The musical pro-
gram for the evening service ~ S
o'clock is as follows:
s Anthem, 'tGloria, (Hayden);.
quartet, How Lovely are the
Dwellings" (Brahns). Mrs. Bailey.
Miss Reed, Professor Black and
Mr.. Beckett; duet, 81 Waited Pa
tiently for the Lord" (Mendels-#
shono, Leah Gilkenson and Dor
othey Mckay; solo. Abide With
Me-. (Liddle), Miss Reed; anthem.
"Inflammatus'' (from Stabat
Mater-RossinD quartet, God -
a Spirit (Bennett), Miss Bcatel,
Miss Reed. professor. Black and Mr.
Beckett; GLORY, Honor, Praise
and Power" CNIozart)
First M. P.
Sunday school services will be
held at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow
moring at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. The Rev, G..
C.. Lawson; pastor. will preachEa
the services at 10: As a m. z 1e
Junior Endeavor will meet at $3.50
in the evening. The Senior En-
deavor will meet at o'clock.
Public worship will be held at s
p M The nid-week prayer meet
ing will be held at o'clock
"wednesday evening.
First Presbyterian
The 10:45 O'Clock service to-
morrow morning at the First Pres
byterian Church, Jackson and JEFF
ferson streets, of which the Rev.
H. G.. Stoetzer, D. D. is pastor,
will be turned over to the children
CT the church in honor of Chill
dren's Day. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the
service The Bible school will
meet at $3.50 a.. m with classes,
for all ages, Frank c.. Evans,
superintendent The Mems Bible
Glass taught by Prof. Walter r.
Barnes will meet at the same
hour. At the evening service at
S O'Clock the pastor will preach
on the following subject, A. Three
Helpful Lessons From the ESr of
j jeremiah, for Our Daily Lives
The midweek prayer meeting will
be held at 1880 O'Clock Wednes
day evening.
.9 Central Christian
s.Mand Made Gods y" will be the;
subject Of an Interesting evange-
listed sermon to be delivered to 4
night at the Central
Christian Church Second street
and Walnut avenue by the Rev. 4
J. E. Gordon. pastor of the 4
The 10:45 a :. M. sermon 4
will be in keeping with the Chill.
dren's Day program The subject
for the morning service Will be
The Church and Childhood Tie
Children Day program will be
rend cred at the Bible school hour,
beginning att $3.50 a.. II, Part of
the lesson study time will be
given over to this program. The
young people will cohuuct a; live
wire Il Christian End eayor service
beginning at a p. M All members
ire being urged to boost for the
contest which is now going on
With the Clarksburg Christian
Bible School.
ST. Peters Catholic.
Services Sunday at ST. Peter'st
Catholic Church, Madison and
Jackson streets, of which the Rev.
GilsenanEi SIS rector and the !
Rev. Deyaney is assistant,
have been ANNOUNCED as$fo llows:
Early mass. at q: o a.. M; chilli
1ren's mass ats a n::;;f a Ugh mass
1t Il o.: 80 "a. M, and evening ser-E
yices atS7: 3 90 clock.
Fleming Memorial.
Sabbath sch DOL vii be held at
$3.50 tom borrow morning 9 at the; !;
5leming M enoria Church. otSSss
which this r ev. e NJ ]. Nfosers Is |,
,astor. MorninE t service with