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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
RECTOR OF ST. JOHNS
TO PREACH TOMORROW
Program Includes Services for
Children and Meeting Of
Church Faculty.

The rector Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Bethesda. Rev. Clarence Prem
tice Parker. will preac'. tomorrow at the
II o'clock service. Holy communion
will be celebrated at Z am. and the
Childrens Eucharist at $50 in place Of
the regular session Of the church school
The kindergarten will be held In the
future at ii o'clock. The faculty nor
NAL OF the church school will have the
regular monthly lecture at pm. The
rector will lecture on Church School
Ideals at Z pm.
Lenten services will be Wednesday at
10 am. followed by the study class OF
St. Johns Guild. Services also viii be
read on Fridays at 10 am. and s pm
Services Of spiritual healing and in
tercession. open to all people. will be
held every Tuesday at 10 am. and 8
pm.
The mems Lenten dinner, followed by
q business session. viii be held Tuesday
at s pm. in St. Johns Hall.
Chapter No. 8 of ST. Johns Guild
met Thursday evening. Plans were
made for a musical evening March Il
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs ". B.
N. Brooks. Bradley Hills.
The next meeting Of the chapter will
be preceded by supper for the mem
bers and their husbands.
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PASTORS SERMON
TEXTS ANNOUNCED
First Congregational Serv.
lees Tomorrow Evening to
Include Motion Picture.

AT the First Congregational Church
Tenth and G streets. DR.. Jason Noble
Pierce will preach tomorrow morning
at IL O'Clock. on "Unsearchable Riches. y
At the evening service at s o'clock his
subject will be Belief III God" In
connection with the evening service,
the motion pictures shown will include
THE Man Who Did Not Believe in
God" and the five-reel feature picture.
"Annabel Lee" based Oh Edgar Allan
Poe'S poem.
The young mems Bible class. led by
William Knowles Cooper. and the
Friendly Bible class for men, led by
Frank n. Greeley meet at GAS am.
The young peoples societies will meet
at $50 O'Clock Miss Barbara Butler
will lead the Senior Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor on the subject: How
Much Does the World Want Christi"
Leader of the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor is Miss Grace
Green. subject: Are Christs Teachings
Practical in the World Today"
Dr. Pierce will speak Monday. Tues
Gay Wednesday and Thursday evenings
at s o'clock at the motion picture serv-
ices. AT which news and educational
reels will be shown and the seven-reel
feature play. "A Man Without
Country"
The leap year dinner will be given
Wednesday at pm, to which the pub
lie is invited to procure tickets in adj
vance at the church Office.
An Illustrated lecture will be given
March 2, at S pm, by Dr., William B.
1ttner. architect for the board of e6u-
cation. St. Louis Mo. on the subject:
Modern School Buildings" the third
Of the series Of lectures given in this
church under the auspices of the Dis
trict of Columbia Congress of Parent
Teacher Associations This lecture will
be followed by the motion picture. "A
Man Without a Country"
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EVANGELIST TO CONTINUE
SERVICES AT TABERNACLE
Speaker Announces Campaign
Topics for Meetings During
Coming Week.

Evangelist Argue has been speaking
the past week at the Tabernacle at
North Capitol and K streets. At the
service tomorrow night he will give an
illustrated sermon C.. The Covered
Wagon" with a real wagon as the OBJ
ject lesson. Sunday morning he will
speak on The True Church" and in
the afternoon on How Peter Caught
Fish"
His topics for the week are: Monday,
Hands Full of Honey; Tuesday, divine
healing service. Who Is Your Physi-
cian":: Wednesday. My Mothers Mot
to-: Thursday, The Meanest Man III
Washington: Friday will be Family
Night" when prize will be given to
the largest family present.
Many conversions are being reported
and a large class of new members will
be admitted into the church at the
close of the campaign.
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SERMON TOPICS GIVEN
FOR MT. VERNON CHURCH
Rev. w. A. Lambeth Announces
Talks for Tomorrow-Debate
on Unity Sunday.

The sermon topics announced for to-
morrow morning and evening in Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. by Rev. William A.
Lambeth. pastor, are Saving Faith
and Human Accountability" The
junior church meeting at IL am. will be
addressed by Rev. J. w. Rustin.
assistant to the pastor. on the subject.
Some Advantages Of Failure" The
primary department OF the Sunday
school will meet at 9 am. and the reg
ular session Of the Sunday school at
$50 am.
A debate between lawyers: Resolved.
That all Protestant churches should
unite into one great church." will be
conducted at GAS tomorrow night by
the Senior Epworth League. Miss Hazel
Maulding will preside. The public Is
invited. Social service workers of Mount
Vernon Place Church will visit st.
Elizabeth's Hospital at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon and the Hobe for Aged
Women, 1855 Wisconsin avenue. Mon
day night.
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METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CF1UR CHI
WILL HOLD GOLDEN JUBILEE
DR.. John Compton Ball, Pas
tor Since 1903, to Pre-
side at Services.
DR.. Peter C. Wright Will
Deliver the Sermon
Tomorrow.

Golden Jubilee services OF Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church and the dedication
of the Bible school addition. at Sixth
and A streets northeast, will be held
tomorrow and Monday.
DR.. John Compton Ball. the pastor.
will preside at the exercises tomorrow
morning when the golden jubilee will
he observed. The sermon Will be
preached by DR.. Peter c. Wright, execu-
tive secretary Ministers and Mission
aries Benefit Board, Northern Baptist
Convention. The services will be broad
cast over WIFI.
The dedication OF the Bible school
addition will be held Monday at 7:45
nm. Asst. Supt. William E. Schooley
will lead the Scripture reading. DR.. l..
s. Savage, president of the board Of
trustees, will present the keys Of the
building.
DIR. Harlan to Preach.
PRAYER of dedication will be offered
by DR.. II. w. o. Millington, executive
secretary of the Columbia Association
of Baptist Churches. The sermon Will
be preached by DR.. Rolvix Harlan, pro-
fessor Of sociology and social ethics.
University of Richmond. Addresses
VIII UG Ulduc NY EdN "a u IA IL oACc"'
moderator of the Columbia Association
of Baptist Churches; Rev. James W..
Many. dean of local Baptist ministers:
Rev. F. w. johnson. pastor OF Grace
Baptist Church. The pastor will give a
historical sketch of the church.
The history of the church dates back
to 1869, when Mrs. Celestia A. Ferris
opened her home to group Of resi-
dents of Northeast Washington, who
we're anxious to establish Baptist BIZ
Bile school and church in that part Of
the city. In 1871 a Bible school was
organized in a frame building at
Seventh and A streets northeast. In
1874 the lot at the corner Of Sixth and
A streets was purchased for 81 900, and
in 1856 chapel erected on the site
at cost of $2.206.
The Metropolitan Baptist Church was
organized February q, 1878, with 81
members, 2 of whom. Mrs. Marion J..
Mclean and Mrs. Mary A. P. Taylor.
the latter now residing in Chicago, are
still living
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PASTOR AND WIFE
MARK ANNIVERSARY
Church Presents Auto to Rev. and
Mrs. Harvey Baker
Smith.

The silver wedding anniversary OF
Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Baker Smith
was celebrated In Power Hall of the
Columbia Heights Christian Church. of
which Rev. Mr.. Smith is pastor. Tues
day evening. They were married At
Sulphur, KY. where Mrs. Smiths father
was a former pastor. DR.. Frederick
Truedley offlciated at the ceremonies.
Mrs Thomas Smith Baker and the
Misses Shelby and Anita Smith. daugh.
tiers OF Rev. and Mrs. Smith. were
maids Of honor: Thomas Baker. Robert
Archer and Joseph Stoddard were the
uShers. Barbara Melville was flower
girl
After the ceremony H. F. Harmon.
chairman of the board of elders. pre-
sented Rev. and Mrs. Smith with an
automobile as gift from the congrega-
ton. Many other gifts appropriate 70
the occasion were received
Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach tomor.
row at ii am. on THE Home and the
Church" At 8 pm. he will begin a
series OF four sermons with the fol-
lowing subjects: Must We Have Com
panionate Marriage?" The Old-fash-
Toned Girl" The Old-fashioned Beau"
Marriage and Home Building"
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HERE URGED
TO PREPARE FOR CONVENTION
Pepper Warns Laymen SeS.
sion Will Fail Unless Aid
Is Forthcoming.
Cites Meeting in Richmond as
Example of General
Cooperation.

observation-disclosures were summoned 10
prepare adequately for the general
convention of the Episcopal Church.
which will meet here in October, by
former Senator George Wharton Pep
per of Pennsylvania today in a signed
article explaining the event.
Nothing but immediate, generous.
enthusiastic and sustained cooperation
bv each individual with Admiral Gray
| sons committee will suffice to make
| Washingtons convention what it ought
| to be-" MIR. Pepper. who is one OF the
most outstanding laymen in the Epis-
copal Church. warned. The task
ahead of you is worthy of the very best
that is in you. both of intelligence and
| character"
This is how Mr.. Pepper puts it in his
signed story:
THE general convention will bring
| to Washington next October for So
journ of three weeks many thousands
of people from all over the world. The
bishops of dioceses and missionary
zones in the United States and else
| where and the clerical and lay deputies
| who compose the lower house will be
people representative of all that is best
in their several communities The Of
fetal representatives of the national
of the various churth-wide organiza-
tons. together with the usual 'entour-
age of relatives and visitors. will make
the gathering both notable and formi-
dable.
Work Held Important.
1.-The convention will have important
and interesting work to do. This work
will be in part legislative (such as
prayer-book revisionl and in part will
relate to the missions of the church
at home and abroad. Far-reaching
questions of policy will be debated and
the galleries of the house of deputies
will for the time being supplant in in
terest the galleries of the Senate and
the House.
How Washington will handle this
great influx of visitors and facilitate
their important work will depend upon
the thoroughness and intelligence of the
preparations made for the convention.
To make, finance and execute adequate
plans for housing and handling good
sized army for three weeks is Her
culean task. Admiral Grayson, Mr..
Nelson. DR.. Johnston, DR.. Curran and
their colleagues may be counted upon
to make the plans: but these cannot
possibly succeed without the enthusi-
aSt1c backing or the church people OF
the diocese. Money and personal serv-
ice are as usual the prime requisites.
The time is short. Washington in 90
days will be deserted by many of its
most influential people. They will not
reassemble till the convention Is about
TO begin. Prompt. jealous and contin-
uous work is essential If Washington
is TO prove equal to its opportunity.
Cites Richmond Session.
1.-THE success or failure of conven-
ton may depend largely upon the local
atmosphere which is generated for it.
If the bishops and deputies meet with
a frost it will not be easy for them
to develop the necessary warmth If
the assembly excites no local interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25

it will be like a parade in the rain.
1 shall never forget the Richmond con-
vention of 1907 when the whole city
was ablaze with enthusiasm and the
convention quickly caught the spirit of
home people. Richmond made good
The convention is. among other
things. what in military parlance Is
called a demonstration in force 1t
will be an evidence of either the
strength or weakness of the church.
The eyes Of the world will be focused
on Washington. Whether you like 1t
or not, papers all over the world will
chronicle either your effective enthu-
siaSm or your destructive luke-warm-
ness. Yours is a heavy responsibility.
You will find the convention not
only intensely interesting. but a power
full agency for stirring up your own
church life. We often fail to realize.
till we are called to service. how slug
eish and self-satisfied we have become.
An emergency, if We arise to 1t, is often
found to have been life saver. II we
prove inadequate. the subsequent voy-
age of our life is bound in shadows
and in miseries.' This convention will
be Washington's self-revelation.
Hospitality Mandatory.
"A chance to show hospitality is al
ways eagerly welcomed by such people
as you. The convention will give you
such chance and I am confident that
you will take it. At great expense and
with enormous effort we are making
ready part of the cathedral to well
come the convention on the occasion of
its great religious services. The setting
will be worthy of the occasion and the
occasion itself will be most inspiring.
Your own hospitality will not be less
notable.
But, as have already said. netting
but immediate. generous, enthusiastic
and sustained cooperation by each in
dividual with Admiral Grayson's COM
mittee will suffice to make Washirgton'5
what it ought to be. Take
it from one who has had part in
many conventions that the task ahead
of you is worthy of the very best that
Is in you. both Of intelligence and char
acter. To each of you is given really
opportunity to serve your
church and your country and to de-
velop the power OF your own person.
atty
Mr.. Pepper is assisting Gen. PERISH
ing in the work of raising additional
funds to further construction of the
Mr.. Pepper is a member of
st. Marks Episcopal Church in Phila-
delphia. but is characterized by clergy
men as "a good. loyal churchman wher-
ever he goes" He has participated In
general conventions of the
church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
PLANS SPECIAL LECTURE.

AZ the Metropolitan Methods.
Church tomorrow evening Or. James
Wandering jew" This will be an ap-
probation Of what the Jew has really
contributed TO civilization and a.Sc .
plea for religious toleratson. He win
also show some Of the into.erancss Of
some other religious SsctS.
At the morning services he viii de-
liver sermon on the subject, The
Restoration of the Old Wells" This
will be = sermon against destructive
criticism and q recognition CT rgcgrsSs
IN Christian character and creed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
GIRLS FRIENDLY LENTEN
SERVICES ARE PLANNED
Rev. 2. B. Phillips Will Address
First Diocesan Meeting Mon
day Afternoon.

The first of the diocesan Lenten
services of the Girls Friendly Society
Of Washington will be held Monday
afternoon at S O'Clock In Epiphany
Church, with DR.. z. B. Phillips as the
speaker.
These services will be held each
Monday afternoon during Lent by DR..
Phillips in Epiphany Church.
At z O'Clock each Monday evening
during Lent training class for asso-
ciates In the society will be held in
Epiphany Parish House by Mrs. II. C..
Bolton. The general topic of these
classes will be THE Theory and Prac-
tice OF Bening an Associate In the Girls
Friendly Society"
Following these classes talk for all
members and associates will be held
at 8:l5 o'clock. The general topic will
be The Girls Friendly Society Branch
and It's Various Relations" with o diff
ferent speaker each week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
Visiting Minister 10 Preach.

'piyianss Darkness rsV.s Light" viii
ee the theme ~ the Ssges>es SIs,sesrcw
morning n. II cTl<Sk y, ire Ar
saSSaSer ThsAtey, SsShtsSasa strSes and
Columbia mad. e~scre the c<SsSrsSsstca
NJ the First Vl,syesSai.Ss CA2rcA BY
Marty Adams HerSev 90 C>aAscs,, n Y.
who supplies the raGNs IN the aaSeNSe
III w, +, W, serSstsS> the pastor, The
ehurrh SehGSA c<N,VsneS at the tseassy
immediately after MC&;ssssS services.
pr. T. w Ha,sea seaainS the aSQ,t
Rse,e class. The devotional meeting ns
the Ncssns Ners,,eS Christian l'nssa
viii ee held AZ Z pm, AZ the pays>N
Acssss> iSol : street; tlyse. S<,s,sns,.a.
INN II the STORY " MtSSsNaS~
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DR.. HERSON TO SPEAK.
HamIine Methodist Congregation
Will Hear Pastor.

Or. Joseph Templeton Herson. min
aster o! EanIine Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth az Allison street,
viii preach tomorrow at both services.
his subject for the morning sermon be-
ing The Soul and the Crowd" Al the
q o'ch3ck service he VIII take as his
subject The Nan PLATE"
The church school meets al 9:45
C'c.oek. The mems Bible class meets In
the chapel. with Page NICK Ethison.
director VI religious work at the Y. 81.
c. A.. as teacher.
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BISHOP AT SERVICES.
Two Visitors Meet With Albright
Memorial Congregation.

Visits were paid to the Albright Me-
mortal Evangelical Church during the
week by Bishop S. c. Breyfogle OF
Reading Pa. and Rev. j. w. Thomp-
son of York. Pa. presiding elder.
Bishop Breyfogle spoke before u meet
ing OF the mems Bible class on Per
sonality." Rev. Thompson presided
over the fourth quarterly conference Of
the congregation. at which reports were
submitted by the pastor, Rev. q. +,
Schnabel. and officials Of the church,
II. s. Bcltx was appointed lay delegate
To the forthcoming annual conference
of the Central Pennsylvania Confer
ence. to which the local congregation
Is attached.
The Woman's Guild will give an
oyster supper at the church, Fourth
and Rittenhouse streets. Wednesday
from $50 to 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
DAILY SERVICE PLANNED.
st. Margaret's Church Has Even.
song Schedule for Week.

The services at St Margarets Church.
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft place,
tomorrow will be: Holy communion,
7:30 am: morning prayer with sermon
by the rector, II am; eyensong with
sermon by Rev. Clarence Parker, rec
tor Of ST. Johns. Bethesda. 4:30 pm.
During the week there will be a
daily service of evensong at 4:45 pm.
Mondays there WILL be no address.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
there viii be an address by the rector
on The Ten Commandments" Fri
day there will be young peoples serv-
Ice with address by Rev. Robert Shores
on THE Prayer Book as Revised"
Thursday. holy communion viii be cele-
brated at am. and ii am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
PASTOR TO PREACH.
Topics Announced by DR.. Tyler of
Epworth Church.

The services in Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Thirteenth
street and North Carolina avenue north
east. tomorrow viii be conducted by the
pastor. DR.. John Paul Tyler. His IL
am. topic will be THE One Way" At
o'clock he will preach on Out to
Win"
The Epworth League viii conduct the
devotional services at Blue Plains. D. c..
At 2:30 pm They will leave the church
at pm. In automobiles. The league
win also have an evening OF music and
q social al o'clock Monday. The Sal
vation Army Band viii be present TO
contribute TO the entertainment
The weekly prayer service will be
conducted by the pastor Thursday eve
ming az 8 O'Clock.
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breaches ON HOPE.
Rev. H. B. Wooding Announces
Eckington Presbyterian Theme.

Rev. Henry 3. Wooding, minister Of
the lexington Presbyterian Church,
North Capitol street and Florida ave-
nue.. viii speak tomorrow morning at
II O'Clock on the theme. Overcoming
Difficulties"
In the evening az 8 O'Clock the
theme viii be, The Door Of Hope"
A special program has been arranged
fer the Sunday school at $50 am.
In the Sunday school house Wednes-
Gay evening the members of the En-
nazus Bible class Will hold baKe sale
and an entertainment entitled. THE
pedc!er's Parade" The pastor will
speak on the gospel OF Marx Thurs
Gay evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
1.-THE FINEST ESTIMATE"
DR.. s. ]. Porter Will Preach To
morrow Morning.

The Finest Estimate is the morn
ing subject tomorrow Of DR.. Samuel
Judson Porter. at the First Bspsa :
Church. Sixteenth and o st-eSSS. and az
s pm. The Sixth Commandment"
This IS the sixth OF his sermons c.,
The Ten Commandments in Modern
Society"
The Thursday evening subject will b
the study OF Pilgrims ProgreSs-Frau
Doubling Castle 20 Delec;able Noun
eairs." Swedish services at $50. ey
Rev. Knut Carlson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
THE VICTORY OVER SELF

The Victory Over Self will ee the
sermon subject ,e,,sN-scw 1t IL am, a;
GseySetcwN Lutheran Church. Rev
HagClI u, Beatty. pastor.
The Christian ENCeaver. sc 7 prs.
VIII be addressed 81 Miss HlssS> returned
missionary IL India. Heart Melody"
VIII be the subject 1t che : pm, SecN-
Ice, Iensen Serv,crS every THURSDAY,
at s pm.
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"CATH0LIC PRESS" TOPIC
Rev. Felix Kirsch to Address OF.
fcers Of Church Societies.

Rev. Felix Kirsch OF the Catholic
University. monk OF the Capuchin
Order. will address the officers OF the
Catholic societies on Catholic Press
tomorrow at 3:z5 O'Clock at the opening
Of the new quarters OF the Catholic
Review magazine, 6i5 c street south
east.
The building will be open for in
spection from 10 10 pm. The officers
Of the Review are: Francis Spriggs,
editor: w. A. johnson. assistant editor:
Joseph Quander, circulation manager,
John Willard, advertising manager. and
Samuel Douglas. assistant advertising
manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
PEACE IN EUROPE THEME

Wilbur X. Thomas, executive Sscrs-
tary of the American Friends Service
Committee. viii speak on The y<asS3-
oilitieS ct Peace III Eircpe," tcs,sSas
at s o'clcck. st the Friends Meeting
House, 1911 Eye street.
He will give al address st the SAME
place on "Hcw Can Friends Sc e
Greater Service to the wNl5e~ tccs>r-
row az : pm.
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BEGINS lENTEN SERIES.

At st. Marks Lutheran Church TO-
morrow night DIR. II, II. Hayes will
birthdays by a spiritual study Of
Songs Of the Soul" with readings
from the poems Of Icnsfsilow.
In the morning DR. Hayes viii be-
gin series NJ ienten sermons III
"SucceSS!,e and Successful Steps III
Salvation" The topic cs the first be-
Ing The Attitude Of the WIN Toward
Sin"
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Second Baptist Services.

AT Second Baptist Church. Third
street. between ii and streets, tcnor-
row morning. the pastor. Rev. J, l.. 5.
Holloman. will preach ON The Happy
Meeting OF Mary With Three OF Her
Friends" At Z pm. the pastor will
preach on The Power VI Prayer"
The bible school viii meet 1t $50
a nj, and the II. Y. +. u. at q pm.
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CHURCH OF ASCENSION.
Rector Announces Services to Be
Held Tomorrow.

The rector of the Church OF the
Ascension. Rev. Thomas w. Cooke, an
nounces the following services for to-
morrow and next week: 8 am. holy
communion: IL am. morning prayer
and sermon: T:30 pm. evening prayer
and sermon. Church school at $50
am. Chinese school al 3 pm. and
Young Peoples Society at pm.
For next week the services are as
follows: Tuesday. 10 am. holy COM
munion. and at 4:4S pm. peniten,ial
office and address: Wednesday. am.
holy communion. and 7:s0 pm. iitany
and address; Thursday. 10 am. holy
communion. 4;45 pm. penitential Of
flee and address: Friday. 10 am. holy
communion. and 7:30 pm, litnay and
address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25

At Mektnsey Memorial NAp&SSt
Chawh, tVartA amt l. sssSsS Rev, IM
= 0estah tamSssaS. the pASscr, Will
preach tSanlMrcw At Ii am Rev, M,
William My>Tv. yNase>x Southern RArtsSi
Causeh, viii vGeaeh as $40 gn,, sn1
Rev, Mrs NJ, " asS~n. evangelist, Al
PA, Il Y 4, T. MEETS ss 4 81 pna
a'ese SehSS1. 80 am Revival Al
weSk, 4 Nm
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SERVICES RESUMED.
Rev. DR.. Vurpillot Announces His
Regular Friday Program.

The French vicar of the French
congregation. ST. Johns Church. La
fayette square. Rev. DR.. Florian J. c,
vurpillot. has resumed his Friday aft
ernoon services at A:45 o'clock. which
were interrupted by the installation Of
the new organ in ST, Johns Church.
DIR. Vurpillot will speak tomorrow at
pm, on lie Sci de la Terre" and
next Friday on La prserc Secrete.