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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
LOVE IS SUBJECT
 OF YOUNG CROESUS
John D., Jr, Imparts Views To
 W0men's Bible Class

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-.Love" was the subject of an address delivered by John D. Rockefeller, IT,. Sunday be- fore the women-s Bible class of the Parke> Avenue Baptist church.
 Love" Mr. Rockefeller declared. lis Juss as much at home in hovel as it is in a palace.''
 His text was taken from the thir- teenth chapter of First Corinthians:
 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have nat charity. l am become as sounding brass on tinkling cymbal."
 Mir. Rockefeller urged that brotherly love and charity toward fellow beings should rule the world.
 Why should we not believe the good things of people until the reverse has been proved ?' he asked.
 Love is the true religion, stripped of it's dOgmas and its creeds.' In Il reference to business, Mir. Rocke- feller said Unless the profits of business be- come secondary to service rendered they cannot be clements in business sue ceSSv -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
CITIZENSHIP WILL
 BE STUDY COURSE
School In Session Monday And
 Tuesday k.s Hi,lman Hotel

lxogram for the two-day session oi the citizenship school te be conducted Monday and Tuesday under auspices of the Birmingham League of Women Voters, was announced Sunday by Mrs Neil k. Wallace, wiio is in charge oi arrangements. Speakers of note from several states will be on the .program and matters concerning the slate apd national gov ernments will be featured. Sessions Twill be held at the Ifillman hotel. Mrs. Wallace and her. assistants be lieve the school will greatly stimulate the interest of Birmingham women iu politics. They plan to hold other classes at regular intervals iurins the year.
 Morning session. Mrs. Neil +. Wal lace presiding.
 10 :0O a. m.--Introduction, Miss Helen NI,, Rocca and Dr. James $. Thomas, director of extension, Uni yersity of Alabama.
 10 :3O-11 30 a. m.-Lecture, Won. en in Relation to the Federal and State Governments" Miss Rocca.
 II 80 Il. m.-f2 80 p. m.-Round ta- ble discrssion by class. Afterlloeii session, Mrs. J.. F. Cafle presiding.
 2 1903 100 p. m.-Lecture, '.The Re organization of State Administration, Dr. A. B. Moore, A. B, Ph.D., professor of history, University of Alabama.
 8 :00r4 80 p. m.--Lecture, "The Con trol of SForeign Relations Dr. Moore.
 Business women's session, Mrs. Mary E. Mix presiding.
 ZOOS :00 p. m.--Summary of lee lures, Miss Rocca.
 Evening session, Mrs. J. NJ. Ham kins presiding. the Child Labor Amendment" Mrs. Elliott Cheatham. director third region, National League of Women Voters.
 Tuesday
 Morning session, Mrs. Paul H. Ear.e presiding,
 10.00-11 80 a. m.-Lecture, Women in relation to state and local govern ments," Mir. F. G. Howe, professor of political science, University of Ala bama.
 II 50 a. m! to l2 :30 D. m.-Lecture, .Election Laws" Judge Hugh A Locke.
 Thompson presiding
 2:00-3 :00 P. fm.-Lecture, ..The Re. organization of State Administration, ' Dr. Moore.
 3 :004 :00 D. m.-Lecture, '.The Cost of Government" Professor Howe
 Business women's session, Miss Hat. tie Steele presiding.
 :00-S,00 p. m.-Summary of lee lures, Miss Rocea.
 Evening session, Mrs. Angus NJ Taylor presiding.
 8 100 D. m.-Address, ''The Impor. tance of Program of International Cooperation to Prevent War;" Mrs George Gellhorn, president Missouri League of Women Voters. Reception of Mrs. Gellhorn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
AIRPLANE DESTROYED
Meets Disastey While Engaged In
 Battle Mauouvers

PANAMA, Jan. 20.-Mail advices received from Bocas del Toro announce the destruction of an army airplane last week while it was engaged in reconnaissance work in con. nection with the Americal naval ma-- nouvers. The plane had attacked an .'enemy" naval tenGer and hydroplane in the bay, but was compelled to make force landing, due to engine trouble. The pilot anG observer in the, plane were not injured. The landing was made in the ball park at Bocas del Toro, it being the only open ground ayailable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
HUBBARD BROS. & co,

Members New York Cotton r "hrrre. N~v Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Pro- duce Exchange. Associnted Members Liv- srpooi Cotton Assoriations Orders solicited for the purchase and saie of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. sp.- cial attention and liberal terms given fa, eohsix nments Ot sDOt cOst0n tor delivery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
TIE WEATHER

Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro- lima, and Georgia: Fair with cold wave Monday: Tuesday fair, continued cold.
 Florida: Fair and ecolder Monday and Tuesday; cold wave in north and central portions.
 Extreme Northwest Florida. Alabama and Mississippi: Fair and cold Monday; fair with rising temperatures.
 Tennessee, Kentucky: Fair Monday and Tuesday: warmer Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
TWO BURN TO DEATH

Loses Life When Mining Shack Is
 Devoured by Flames
 KIRKLAND LAKE, Ont, Jan. 20.- William r. Green, 50, mining engi- ,neer of Buffalo, N. r., and George Andrews, %, of Washington, b. C., were burned to death early today when q mining shack which they were occu- pying was consumed by fire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
COAL TRUST
Complaint Made Against California
 Combine

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-Coal dealers allied with the California Re tail Fuel Dealers association, its eight local organizations and 13 wholesale or producing corporations in the coal business in California and Utah. were charged by. the federal trade commits sion in a complaint today With sup pressing competition. v
 The complaint charged the concerns and persons named with having fixed prices and attempting to shut off the supply of cons to cooperative purchas- ing enterprises. or to non-member re- tail dealers in the-same trade.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
EASY TO RECOVER
Carpet Tack Removed From Lung Oi
 Of Infant

Of Infant
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.AA car pet tack was removed today from the lung of S-months-old Cletus Moore of St. Louis, and there is every indication that the baby will completely recover, Dr. Chevalier Jackson, who performed the operation at the University of Pennsylvania hospital said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
KILLED IN CAR CRASH Boulder, Street Car And Train. Col
 lide In California

BOULDER, Cal, Jan. 20.-One woman was killed and several persons were injured when a Boulder street car crashed into a Colorado and South ern railroad train at z 80 o'clock here tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
REFORM HEAD STRUCK President Of Anti Cigarette League Ia
 Hurt

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Miss Lucy Page Gslston, president, of the National Anti-Cigarette league, was struck by street car and seriously injured here tonight. '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
LOCAL DATA =

Summary of observations made at sta tions Of the United States Weather Bu-
 reau during the 24 hours ending at D. m.. 9Oth meridian time. January 20. 1924:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21

California and Maryland can con sume practically all the spinach con stunned in this country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-21
BUSINESS MEN !
 DISTRUSTLABOR English Bart Says That Sterling
 Break Was Caused By Fear Of Coming Regime

Editors Note: England is on the eve of one of the worlds greatest political ex- vote of misconfidence that will oust the present conservative government Is eS- pected- next week. Sir Charles Ross. noted british publicist discusses the prospects of labor rule in the follow Ing article and remarks upon the calm chance" Big business. he admits. has shown alarm at labor's rise to power and exchange to the sale of British securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
REFORMED CHURCH
LEADERS TO MEET
sessions Will Be Held in Newport
News February 26 to 20,
Announced Here.

meeting of the western section
Of alliance OF Reformed Churches
throughout the world, holding the
Presbyterian system, will be held in
Newport News, Va, February 26. q
and 2S, in the First Presbyterian
Church.
At the opening session on the aft
ernooh of February &c, Rev. George
. w. Richards will give a report of the
committee on church history, Oliver
X. Williams on publicity and Rev.
George r. steward on periodicals.
At night Rev. Or. John MvNaugher
Is to talk on The Present Agitation
in the Christian Church as Indicating
the Need of Doctrinai Teaching
The second days session will be
devoted to reports as follows: Rev.
DR.. r. +. Mackay, commission on
foreign missions; Rev. Homes McNIil-
Ian. home missions, and Rev. DR..
George Mahy, evangelism. The stu
alton of the churches in Europe will
be discussed by Rev. Or. s. l.. Morris,
Rev. Dr. Il. p. Mackay and Rev DIR.
T. y. Gambler.
The closing days session will be
given over to reports by Rev. DIR.
Harold VI. Robins. on Christian
p Education in the Home and Com
munity"; Rev. Clarence Nackinnon,
fhe Present Theological Curriculum
Need Amt admcnt," and DR.. James r.
JOY, Religious Content Of the Soviet
) Propaganda in the United States"
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SOCIETY TO MEET.
Missionary Body to Hear Short
Talks.

The Woman's Missionary Society of
Calvary Baptist Church will meet
next Tuesday morning at IL o'clock
in the adult room of the Sunday
school house.
The program will consist OF six
eight-minute talks outlining the
work OF some of the cooperating
boards of the Baptist conventions
and will be as follows: The Wom-
ans Missionary Union of the southern
Baptist convention. by Mrs. Z. Hilton
Jackson: American Baptist Publica-
ton Society, by Rev. Cove Griffith
Johnson; American Baptist Home
Mission Society, Rev. H. W. o. Mill
ington: Woman's American Baptist
Home Mission Society, by Mrs. La Mont
Williams; American Baptist Foreign
Mission Society, by Rev. w. S. Aber-
nethy, and Woman's American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society, by Mrs. w.
S. Abernethy. The devotional serv-
ice will be led by Mrs. Flournoy
Menefee. and Miss Cecile Sale will be
the soloist. Mrs. ]. Barrett Carter
will be hostess. Luncheon will fol-
low the morning session. Members
of other churches are invited.
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INSTITUTE TO MEET.
February Gathering Callad at ST.
Johns Parish Hall.

The February meeting of the Sun
day School Institute OF thu Epsco-
pal Church in the diocese of washing
ton will be held in st. JohAs Parish
Hall. 10th street near II street north
west. Tuesday. at pm. The institute
will taqe up the consideration of work
among young people.
There will be two addresses by
young people on the topic. What
Young People Expect of the Church"
The first of these will be made by
Albert Sperry, president OF the Epis-
copal Young Peoples Society of
Washington and the second by Miss
Elizabeth Cullen of st. Marks parish.
An opportunity will be given for the
older people present to express their
views as to what the church expects
of the young people. Announcement
viii be made at this meeting of the
program of the diocesan board of re-
lirious education for increasing inter-
est in the children's LenteH offering.
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Gunton-Temple Memorial

10th AMI Newton SITS
REV. BERNARD BRASkAAfP, NJ A. Pastor
9:i5 a.m.-Sunday school.
11:e0 a.m.-Sermon. 'GoD'S APPEAL TO
THE CHURCH.
Music 10y the Chorus Choir
200 p. m.-Chrlstian Endeavor meeting
500 p.m.-Sermon THE MASTER S LAST
A -
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CHILDREN PLAN PLAY.
pageant of the Hour at Trinity
Diocesan Church.

At Trinity Diocesan Church, Sd and
G streets. kcv. David Ransom Covell
and Mind Of Religion" and at s pm.
on -Four Judgments.
The Your~ Peoples Society will
meet at 6:f5 pm. followed by a so
cial period
The Junior Brotherhood of st. An
drew Will meet Tuesday might at I
O'Clock. The brotherhood boys are
active in positions of responsibility
in the church services and community
house activities and compose the
CORP: CT producers for the children S
play, to be .-iven the night of Febru-
AIRY %. one of these. plays is The
Pageant of the Hour" and consists of
speaking parts, while the second play
consists entilely of dancing, and is
called The Frolic # the Seasons" in
troduced by Weather"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
SONS OF REVOLUTION
SERVICES TOMORROW
President Coolidge Expected to At
tend Annual Event Of D. c..
Chapter.

The District of Columbia Chapter
of the Sons of the Revolution will
hold their annual service in the
Church Of the Epiphany tomorrow at
o'clock.
President Coolidge is expected to
be present, together with officers Of
the Army and Navy, members Of
Congress and Of the judiciary and
diplomatic corps. The march Of the
society will be led by Selden P. Spen-
Ger. general president Of the General
Society, and Brig. Gen. George Rich
ards, U. s. NJ. c., president Of the Dis
trict Chapter. The service will be
conducted by DIR. Thomas Edward
Green, general chaplain of the Sons
of the Revolution of the District of
Columbia and general chaplain Of the
General Society in the United States.
assisted by Rev. David X. Covell,
Rev. Walden Myer, Rev. John Van
Schaick and Rev. Raymond L. VOL
ven. The sermon will be preached by
Rt. Rev. Philip Mercer Rhinelander,
DID,, former Bishop of Pennsylvania.
The public is invited to attend, a
greater part of the church having
been assigned for this purpose. The
church Will be open to the public at
$3.50 o'clock.
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CHURCH PLAY PLANNED.
Peck Memorial Young People to
Give Entertainment.

The Way to Mans Heart" will
be the evening subject of the Rev.
Irving w. ketchum. at Peck Me-
mortal Chapel. In the morning,
When Things Go Wrong"
Light refreshments will be served
at the close of the night service.
Mrs. Charles Wood will give an il
Illustrated address Monday at pm.
Tuesday at s pm. the young ladies
of lexington will give an enter
tainment In parish hall entitled
The Fascinating Fanny Brown"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16

The second in the series of sermons
under the auspices of the Universalist
general convention will be preached
by the Rev. DIR. j. NJ. Atwood at the
Church of Our Father tomorrow
evening.
Rev. DR. Atwood is dean of St.
Lawrence Theological School, at St.
Lawrence University, and is one of
the leading scholars of the Universal
list Church
He is president of the Universalist
general convention. He will speak to-
morrow night on that phase of a
modcrnists religion under the topic,
Jesus. His Guide Book and Ours"
DR.. John Van Schaick, former pas
tor of the Church of Our Father,
will speak in the morning on the sub
ject The Things That Eemain.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
PRESBYTERIAN.

Georgetown Church a i ST. St. Nr = M
REV. JAMES T. MARSHALL. u. D.. Pastor.
as, $. $. II am. THE CONVENIENT
FOOD" 1:lJ Pm, e. l.. pm. Musical
service. Address. THE TWELVE HOUR
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WILL ADDRESS CLASS.
Wife of Rector to Speak to Girls
Thursday Afternoon.

Mrs. Reginald r. Stevenson. wife of
the rector - the Church OF Our
Saviour, Brookland. and formerly a
national extension secretary of the
Girls Friendly Society in America. will
addrc's the training class foI girls
friendly associates at st. Johns parish
hall. 18th street near II northwest,
next Thursday at $50 pm
Mrs. Stevenson was to have spoken
at the meeting last Thursday. In her
absence Mrs. II. {. Bolton. formerly
diocesan president Of the societE. gave
talk on the background and Vision
of the Girls Friendly Society Miss
Mary Addison Ingle spoke on ''Sl,cial
Service"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
TO ANNOUNCE PAGEANT.
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
=. Planned.

In the twenty-tbree Roman Catholic
churches of the city announcements
will be made tomorrow of che benefit
pageant The Dreamer AwakeS,
which is to be presenteds at Polls
Theater tomorrow night and again
the following Sunday night. as u
production of the Catholics Students
Mission Crusade.
One-half OF the proceeds are to be
used in the poor missions of the
archdiocese of Baltimore and the
rest is to be used for the raconstruc-
ton OF churches destroyed by the
Japanese earthquake.
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CHRIST'S CHRISTIANITY ].
TO BE SERMON SUBJECT

The Christianity eff Christ" is the
subject on which Rev. Dr.. Ulysses G..
i. Pierce. minister of All Souls'
church, will preach tomorrow morn
ing at tho y. =. Keith Theater. AS
suggestive of The nature of the seq
mon, Er. Pierce has given out sew
eral questions relating TO The Chris
tantty Of Christ" which he Will con-
slider in the course of his sermon.
These questions are: Did the
apnstles write the apostles creed"
w hat was ChriSt's creed - WAS He
eNenGcIicaf?' rs modern Christian
Ivy a development or corruption of
The go "pel?" \ special musical pro-
gram Is to he given
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TO PREACH ON FAITH.
DR.. Wood Also to Discuss Critics
of Bible.

How Faith Grows and withers,
is the subject of the morning SER
mon to be preached by Rev DR..
Charles Wood in the Church of the
Covenant. AT the evening service, at
O'Clock, DIR. Wood will discuss
Bible Critics, Destructive and Con-
structive."
The midweek service, for prayer
and conference Is held in the chapel
OF the church Thursday evenings at
O'CLOCK, with a sermon by DIR. Wood,
who will speak on Evangelism and
the Eyangelistic Campaign in Wash
ington, With Suggestions From Some
Eminent Evangelists."
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COUNCIL is CALLED
TO RECOGNIZE CHURCH
Gathering Will Be Made Up of
Pastors and Delegates of City's
Baptist Congregations.

a council has been called tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock to recognize
the newly formed Baptist Church Al
Chevy Chase.
The council will be made up of pas
tors and delegates from all the Bap.
fist churches in the District OF
Columbia. The meeting will be held
in the large room over the Chevy
Chase Theater. In case the council
shall vote to recognize the church as
regular Baptist organization an
appropriate service will imme diately
follow, at which special musical
program will be rendered and ser
mon will be preached by Rev. DR.. j. j
Muir.
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"ATONEMENT," IS TOPIC.

All the departments of Shiloh Bap-
fist Church, under the direction of
the pastor, Rev. DIR. Waldron, are
paying more attention than ever to
the simple presentation of the
fundamental truths OF Scriptures He
will preach tomorrow morning on
The Atonement of Christ; How Re-
lated to Divine Law and Govern
ment," and at night his subject will
be Gods Grace and Mercy to the
Sinner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
PLAN MEETING FOR MEN
AT WALKER MEMORIAL
Evangelist and Pastor Are Also
Conducting Revival
Services.

Rev. DR.. 5. l.. Johnson. evane eIist,
and Rev. j. L.. $. HoIloman. pastor of
Second Baptist Church, Sd street be
tween ii and l streets, will conduct a
special meeting for men tomorrow at
800 pm. Rev. l.. H.. Keller. pastor
Of Walker Memorial Church, will con-
duct the singh
A meeting for women will be held
at the same time, at which Mrs. s. L.
johnson will make an address.
Revival services are being con-
Quoted at the church nightly, and will
continue TO February "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
WILL DISCUSS BOX PLAN.
Speakers at Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Will Explain Votes.

1.-The Box peace plan" will be dis
icussed at the Mount Pleasant Con-
,gregational Church tomorrow at 4:45
pm.
Jackson II. Ralston will speak on
i"Why ] Voted for 1t" and Arthur d..
lCall will speak on why I Voted
Against It" There will be an open
forum following the service. The
Mount Pleasant quartet will render
Ia program.
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WILL BE AT HOME IN JAPAN.

The Women's Missionary Society of
the Eastern Presbyterian Church will
be at home III Japan" next Tuesday
1:3n to 10 pm. The cherry trees will
serve tea. Every half hour there will
be special music and readings.
Among those who VIII entertain are
Miss Meta Craig. who; will render
group of songs; Miss Dorothy Wilson,
soioist, accompanied By Miss Frances
Lloyd; Mrs. Ella Ctaig Robinson.
pianist: Mrs. Bailey sand Mrs. CAL
vert readers.
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DR.. PECK TO SPEAK.
Baltimore Pastor to Occupy Foun-
dry M. E. Pulpit.

Rev. DR.. George Clarke Peck OF
Baltimore, Md. will occupy the pull
pit of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
At the morning service his theme
will be "Erom Horeb Onward" and
in the evening, Plainly Marked"
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VESTRY TO GIVE SHOW.

The vestrymen OF Trinity Church.
under the- entertainment committee,
the chairman of which is John p
Mullane, are TO have vaudeville en-
tertainment, followed by n dance and
progressive card playing for those WHO
do not dance the night OF February %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
LECTURE BY DIR. H. X. MILLER

The Blue Bird of Happiness" is
the subject of an address by DR.
Henry knight Miller OF New York
city, editor of Psychology Magazine
at the League for the Larger Life
1914 y street northwest, tomorrow
at s pm. The public invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
PLAN TURKEY SUPPER.
Grace Pensioners to Dine and
Dance

Grace Parish. Georgetownt Of which
Rev. Henry l. Durrant is rector Will
give its monthly turkey suprer and
dance Tuesday evening. Supper will
be served from 6 to 8 O'Clock and
dancing will continue fYorl to IL
o'clock The Dramatic Cub is to
present three-act play Fe5raury 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16

Will Address C. W. u. Gradua ting
Class.

DR. Robert f. Fitch. president of
Hankow Christian College, China.
will preach the baCcalaureate sermon
to the graduating" class of George
Washington University tomorrow
muTninG at the II o'clock service in
the New FORK Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Rev. William \. EisaTtcrger
will preach at tbs night service. on
perfect Through Suffering
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WILL ADDRESS WOMEN.
Miss Lily Rockwell to Speak at
Trinity NJ. 2.

The women of Methodism interested
in the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Will be addressed at Trinity
NJ. +. Church, 9TH street and pansyi-
vania avenue southeast. b. Miss Lily
Rockwell IN "Womanhood ii India"
tomorrow at PM
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TALK ON WILL POWER.

At West Washington BAPTIST
Church tomorrow tie pastor Rev. G.
IN the evening he Nsill make short
talk to young people on "Will Power"
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EVANGELIST TO SPEAK.

Evangelist William Is. Oliver of
New York is to preach at the Kendall
Baptist Church tomorrow morning
and evening. His subject at the
IL o'clock service is Leadership of
God" and in the evening. He Came
Where He Lay
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SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN
18th and Kennedy SITS. NV.

18th and Kennedy SITS NV
REV. l.. V. SCHERMERHoRN
Preaching-11 am. and g pm.
30 a.m.-Sunday school.
100 my. L. s. c. T.
Friday, Feb 90. pm. midweek prayer
service; conducted by Rev. John Rrittan
Clark, First Church.
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CLASS HOLDS SOCIAL.
Park View Bible Students Conduct
Lincoln Party.

Lincoln Party.
The Loyal Eible Class of the Park
View Christian Church held a Lin
coin social Tuesday night at the
church. The program consisted of
the reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg
address and solos by Mrs F. ID. Crist.
accompanied by Mrs. Baker
The first annual banquet Of the
mems canvass committee was held
Friday night. The "Airship Trip
Around the World" was started in
the Sunday school last sunday
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EATERS SERMON TOPIC.

Song Stories" viii be related by
Rev. l.. HeZ Sven: tomorrow night at
the Centennial Baptist Church. The
IL o'clock morniLg subject will be
"Eaters"