The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26

deep affliction since he last preached
here, and often the heart is taught
its best lessons in such seasons. We
are sure that he will have a message
at each Of these services which you
cannot afford to miss.
RALSTON PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday school at 2:15 p. m. Serv-
ice for worship and preaching of the
Word at 3 p. m. Mid-week service,
Thursday at 1880 p. m.
We are to have the pleasure of
hearing the Rev. John H. Baxter OF
Loveland at the Sunday school and
afternoon service. We also plan to
have special music, and we hope that
q full house will be the response Of
the community to these plans.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Sunday school at 9:46 q. m. Morn
ing worship At IL o'clock. Evening
worship at o'clock.
Tonight, Thursday, the ladies Of
the church thave their experience"
social at grange hall, to which the
men are invited. A well-designed
program and IN enjoyable time i as
sured. Come and get acquainted.
The Epvorth league Win visit
various leagues in the city and will
meet at the parsonage At $3.50.
The campaign for funds for the
new church opens Sunday and con-
tinues throughout the week, when
teams Of two each will canvass TIE
entire church membership and con-
stituency in order that needed con-
tribution to the community may be
made in the form of q modern
church plant. We invite our friends
to enter into the enterprise in order
that the structure may be ready for
service in . large way at the earliest
possible moment. II every giver will
do his best. It can and will be done:
Sunday services are being arranged
with this thought in mind, though no
subscriptions will be taken In the
services. The pastor speaks In the
morning upon "A Builder Builded .
Temple" In the evening the Rev.
F. o. Kelly, . personal friend Of the
pastor, will preach of 1.-THE Opportu-
nifty Of the Church Today" Rev.
Mr.. Kelly is now industrial secretary
Of the Denver Y. N. C. A. We knew
him and worked with him in Mon
tana. He Is . live wire and fluent
speaker. The five-minute speakers
from the laymen will form part Of
the program. Many helpful ideas
have been given through these talks
all Of which have been strictly high
class. The attitude Of cooperation
on the part Of the young people is
especially fine.
Our program for Campaign week
follows:
April 27-Official board supper.
Prof. H. W. Wood Of D. u, speaker.
Topic. Craftsmanship"
April 29-Campaign Sunday. The
morning topic will be "a Builder
Builded n Temple" by the pastor.
Evening topic, "The Opportunity Of
the Church Today" by the Rev. F. c.
Kelly.
May 2-Campaign supper. grange
hall. $50. bring your casserole)
Rev. DR.. William d. Phifer. after
dinner speaker. First reports OF the
teams.
Nay Nv. H. NJ. s.. chicken din
ner. Bank hall, $3.50. At $50 the
Rev. DR.. Henderson Of Colorado
Springs, speaker. Second report OF
the teams.
May s-Morning worship. The
Rev. DR.. c. B. Wilcox Of Denver vii!
preach. Evening worship, second
concert by the choir.
May 9-Final campaign supper,
grange hall. $50. bring your cas-
0srols.) Reports covering tn: entire
campaign. At this time We hope to
report IAN funds availabls
Cad Past. % Friday Eysaiss
On Friday evening. April 27, the
Il Cal club will give another one OF
those good card parties, In the base
msnt Of ths Shrine Of St. Anne.
High Five and Five Hundred are the
games 70 be played, and handsome
prizes will be awarded to those play
err who win or lose the largest num-
Der Of games. Suitable refreshments
are also provided for this occasion.
You will have an enjoyable time IN
In attending this affair. The entire
cost 10 you Will be the small sum OF
rs cents. and the L. Gal club a.
surss you Q real good time.