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Evening star., 1928-04-21
CONFERENCE ASKS
RETURN OF BISHOP
Baltimore Session Requests
That Rev. w. r. Mcdowell
Be Reappointed.
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Special Dispatch 10 The star
BALTIMORE. April 2f.-Ret1rn of
Bishop w. T. Mcdowell of Washington,
now presiding bishop Of the Baltimore
Conference. will be asked in a resolu-
tion adopted at the Baltimore Confer
ence, and which will be presented tc
the Episcopal committee Of the General
Conference which meets IN Kansas City
May |.
Rev. Frank P. McIsaacs, ST. opposed
this resolution, maintaining that eight
years was a sufficient length Of time
for a bishop to remain in one area, but
the vote in the Baltimore Conference
was against him Various clergymen
say that this opposition is not likely 10
be a very effective force against the
bishop in Kansas City.
Bishop Mcdowell said himself during
the conference that ne thought the
General Conference would be unlikely 10
send q bishop 10 years old to a new
conference. He has reached that age.
Members Of the clerical delegation
say that. while it is impossible to guess
what the bishops section Of the General
! Conference will do. the fact that Bishop
/ Mcdowell has served in this area for
/ twelve years, being appointed by three
! General Conferences. suggests that he
will be returned again. The General
| Conference meets every four years. The
| retirement age for bishops is u. and
| Bishop Mcdowell will reach that age
/ by the time another General Conferencc
| meets
Evening star., 1928-04-21
DR.. SIZOO TO PREACH
TWICE TOMORROW
"Unshaken Realities" Will Be His
Sermon Topic at Morning
Service.

DR.. Joseph - Sizoo will preach at
both services in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow His
theme at IL o'clock will be "Unshaken
Realities"
From to pm. the young people
of the church win be guests of the
executive committee Of the church
loyalty campaign, held in connection
with the l25th anniversary of the
founding of the New York Avenue
Church at tea in the lecture room OF
the church. All the young people
groups of the church are invited TO
be present.
At the evening service at o'clock
DR.. Sizoo will discuss the theme, The
Assurance of Immortality" using as
Ais subject, rs There Recognition in
the New World?"
Evening star., 1928-04-21
PASTOR is ABSENT.
Tr. H. P. Hamill to Occupy Pulpit
at Epworth NJ. E. Church.

Services in Epworth Methodist Episco-
pal Church South will be held az ii
and O'Clock tomorrow. Rev. DR.. Henry
p. Hamill will preach in the absence of
Pew. DR.. John Paul Tyler. pastor. The
Epworth League of the church viii have
charge of the devotional services 10 be
held at Blue Plains. D. c.. at $50
o'clock. The members will meet at the
church at . O'Clock and go to the in
stituti0n in automobiles. The Epworth
League services in the church. at I
o'clock. will be in charge Of Donald
Parsons.
W. r. Hummer and S. H. Bowman
have been elected delegate and alternate.
respectively. TO the annual conference
of the church to be held in September.
The quarterly convention Of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union viii
ha entertained by the Stella Clayton
Chapter in the church from 10 am. TO
5 pm. Tuesday. 1t is expected about
500 delegates will be entertained. The
Ninety and Nine Brotherhood will meet
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock. This
will be the second anniversary of the
organization. Prayer meeting service
viii be held Tuesday evening at O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Blessing Little Children.

The transition from the discussion
concerning the marriage VOW 10 that OF
little children Ia suggestive. He passes
naturally from marriage to the fruits OF
marriage Jesus was not the only lib
orator of women by Hts application OF
the single standard to both sexes, but
lie welcomed their bringing their little
ones TO Him TO be blessed. His apostles
objected and sought TO hinder the
mothers In their efforts to bring their
children 10 Him. Only two or three
times In the Gospel records are We told
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Sunday School Lesson

that the Master was angry. He was
moved with indignation" because the
disciples blocked the way OF the little
children coming to Him. He command
ed them to quit interfering and to per-
NIT them to come because they pos
sessed the characteristics OF the King
dorl of God. He then took them up IN
His arms and blessed them.
Children occupy large place in the
life of the home. Christ gave a proml-
nent place to children in His ministry.
He loved them and made their spirit 10
be essential to all members OF His king
DOM He reproved those who were
wronging the young. We may nlnder
the little ones coming to Christ by our
example, conversation and indifference
to the Masters love and longing for
the children to be brought to Him. They
can appreciate the Lord Jesus much
younger than most parents think. just
as soon as n child knows the difference
between right and wrong, that soul
needs to know about the saving power
of the Lord Jesus. They represent the
future church, and the sooner the chill
dren are won for Christ and His church,
the better it will be for both the child
and the church Save child and you
save life for development and training
in ChriSt'S service. Efforts put Iorth
for the salvation of children produce
the largest. quickest and best results.
The children need the fellowship OF
the Master early in life, so that He
can bless them with His salvation and
impart unto them His power to live
learn and labor from the early days to
the end of life for the glory Of God
and the blessing of all mankind Child
hood is the hour of opportunity that
the church and parents ought not tc
neglect 1t is the time to bring all the
little ones to the Lord Jesus. who longs
to impart unto them His blessing just
as much as He did the children He took
up in His arms in Perea. The task ano
Joy of the home is found in the field OF
childhood Receive and accept every
little one as a divinely given opportunity
to win that soul for Christ and His
church.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
BAP1ISTS TO HOLD
MISSIONS SESSION
Home and Foreign Work of
Northern and Southern Con-
ventionS to Be Reviewed.

A missionary conference will be held
IN connection with Senli-annual meet
inc of the Columbia Association of
Baptist Churches. April -, at Calvary
Baptist Church. The missionaries who
v-ill be present and address the meet
inSS will represent both the home and
foreign work Of both the Northern and
Southern Conventions Several Baptist
leaders also win take part in the meet
inSS
OF special interest to the Baptists OF
WASHINGTON viii be addresses by Or.
George Green Of South China, and Rev.
Wheeler Bog2eSs of South Africa. Both
these men have had connection with
the Fifth Baptist and Calvary Baptist
Churches of Washington. Mr., BoggeSs
was ordained at Calvary Church, and
Or. Green has always been regarded
as one OF the missionaries of the Fifth
Church. that church contributing an
nually a sum toward his support
Or Johnston Myers is the vice preSi-
dent Of the Northern Conference. and
has had much TO do for many years
in shaping the policies of that organi-
Eation. The speaker for the Northern
Convention IS DR.. w. II. Bowler, eXecu-
tive secretary.
DR. Everett Gin. European represent
6JiFe o. the foreign mission 0oaTG
Of the Southern Baptist Convention. Is
prominent in the Baptist life of the
world. DR. T. B. Raw is connected with
the Southern Baptist Convention, and
viii present the claims Of foreign mis-
SionS
Home missionary work will be pre.
Seated by the Grant M Hudson. who
recently made an extended tour of BSp-
tist mission stations in Porto Rico. and
other South American countries, Miss
Helen K Wallace has visited several
Washington Baptist Churches at vaTi-
cuS times
An important feature of this mis-
Sionary conference will be a reception TO
the representatives Of the two conven-
tions to be followed by a banquet. at
which special attention will be paid to
the Young peoples organizations Of the
Baptist Churches
Evening star., 1928-04-21
DISCIPLES DIVIDED
ON MISSION ISSUE
Vote on Moving Office From
st. Louis to Indianapolis
Is Delayed.
BY tho Assoeiated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. April 2l.-Fili-
clustering tactics late yesterday pre-
vented vote on the proposal to move
headquarters of the United Christian
Missionary Society from st. Louis to In
dianapoliS on the floor of the intorna-
tional convention of the Disciples of
Christ in progress here,
Bitter opposition to the removal de-
veloping within the committee on rec
concentrations, resulted In a resolution
being brought before the convention dis
approving such action.
Adjournment of the business session
at the regular hour found the debate
unfinished and a vote of the conven-
ton suspended the regular order of
business to take up the removal resolu-
ton later
The problem of taxation in Missouri
will be one OF the major deciding fac
tors in the final decision. Speakers
pointed out that personal property of
the United Society. running into mill
lions of dollars would be taxable in
Missouri and non-taxable In Indiana If
the removal is made. A saving of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 per year in
rental also was factor presented In
favor of removing to Indiana.
Fifteen persons were elected members
of the board of trustees of the pension
fund after they were nominated by the
board of ministerial relief. The group
will direct the campaign 10 raise
SS. .00O. 900 in the Fall of 1929.
Those elected are Thomas c. Howe,
Indianapolis; f. S. Jouett, Louisville,
XIV; w. r. Warren, st. Louis; r. A.
Long. Kansas City: Green e. Scott, st.
Louis: Samuel Ashby. Indianapolis; w
A. Schullenberger. Indianapolis; c. M
Rodefer. Bellaire, Ohio; Mrs D. w
Moorehouse. Des Moines; Mrs. w. F.
Rothenburger. indianapolis: !. j. Ca
hin. Cleveland: A. D. Harmon. LeXing-
ton. Ky; Frank Buttram. Oklahoma
CITY: 3. A. Mckinney, Dallas. Tex, and
]. r. McWane, Birmingham, Ala.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
DAUGHTERS OF KING
HOLD COUNCIL THURSDAY
Thirty-Second Annual Meeting
Will Open in Christ Church
at 10 Am.

The tnirty-second annual council o.
the Daughters Of the King in the Do
cese of washington will be held in
Christ Church. Washington parish. g
street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets southeast. April 26. at 10 am.
The quiet hour will be conducted By
Rev. H. II. D. Sterrett. rector OF All
Souls Church The holy communion
will follow. The celebrant viii be
Right Rev. James z. Freeman. assisted
by the rector. Rev. c. E. Buck, and
other priests. The prayer for missions
will be offered at noon: 1890 pm.
organization Of council; pm,
luncheon and social; 2:15 pm. brief
memorial service Business session
will begin at 2:30 pm
A. Daughters are requested 70 at
tend and visitors viii be welcome.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH NAMES OFFICERS
Congregations Meeting Votes
Change in Bylaws Restricting
Time of Service.

AT the congregational meeting Of
Eastern Presbyterian Church the fol-
lowing officers were elected; Elders, G.
Murray Deener, Joseph H Bishop,
Harry N, Williams: to fill an unexpireu
term. Gilbert M Hutchinson deacons,
Frank j. Henning. C. II Atherton:
trustees. Henry r. Ailwine DR.. william
S. Bradley, John T. Ferguson.
A resolution was adopted amending
the bylaws of the church. providing
that any officer of the church who has
served fun term of three years shall
be ineligible for reelection until one
year after the expiration of his term.
The special speaker at the annual
praise meeting of the Woman's Mission
airy Society Wednesday afternoon will
be Miss Mildred Vallie. in charge OF the
Jewish work In this city.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
"MODERN MARRIAGE"
REV. LOvELL'S THEME
Peace and War" Topic of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Young
Peoples Forum.

At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church. 14I0 Columbia road,
Rev. Moses r. Lowell, who has recOv-
cred from a brief illness, will preach to-
morrow morning on Modern Marriage
and the Christian Ideal" At $50
O'Clock Peace and War will be the
topic Of the young peoples forum, with
Miss Lois M Kugler as leader. The
mems Bible class. led by DR.. j. O.
Knott, and the women's Bible class, DR..
Charles Noble, leader, will meet at 10
O'Clock.
Economics and Religion" will be the
subject of an address by DR.. Arthur N
Young, economic adviser Of the De-
partmert of State. in the church pulpit
Thursday night This will be the
twenty-second address In the series OF
presentations of the relation TO religion
of different sciences.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
WILL CONTINUE SERIES.
Rev. II. L. Collier 20 Discuss "Bap,
tisln of Holy Spirit"

Rev Harry L. Collier. pastor Of Full
Gospel Tabernacle, win continue his
szrleS Of addresses on The Baptism "
the Holy Spirit tomorrow night. when
the subject viii BE- Is the Baptism Of
the Holy SpiTlt for Today" At IL
an. ne will speak On The Tabernacle
Of Testimony" or The Divine Plan
for Christian Unity.
His second sermon on the subject oi
''Tithlng" will be given Wednesday al
74S pm, under the title. Should
Christians Give Tsthes?" Mrs. b. T
Herman will continue her STUDY oi the
Book Of Ezekiel" Tuesday At O'Clock
ano healing service al 745 O'Clock
Young Peoples meeting Friday al 7:4s
DE
Evening star., 1928-04-21
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
DR.. Medford to Address Independ-
ent Order Of St. Luke.

Dr.. 4. T. Medford will preach to-
morrow morning at John Wesley
A. n. e. Church. At 7.45 pm Coun-
Gil Nc. 23z. independent Order of st.
Luke. will have its Thanksgiving serg-
ice. al which time Dr. Medford will
deliver the sermon. There will be a
baptizing of several adults following
the morning sermon. At pm. Rev.
Julius Carroll Of the Mount Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church wili preach
An evening with the recently re-
turned missionaries from Africa and
South America viii be observed at the
church Monday st 3 pm. Those al
ready here are Rev. and Mrs. D. C.
Pope and Mrs. Henrietta Peters. West
Cold Coast. West Africa. and Rev. and
Mrs W. A. Deane, Demarara, South
America
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Test Of Liberal Religion. {,

THE Test ~ Liberal Religion" will
0e sbe 1oglc % the Rey. Frederic w
Perkins pastor of the Flrst Uniyefssll6l
CnUIch. ~ the Is O'Clock sefyiee ia TIE
Ambassador TheateT The church
gahogj viii meet Immediately after tlf
sefylee TIE devotional nesting " the
Yoslrg pefyple's Christian Union viii bt
heI6 III TIE Defi6a mouse ~ oelocs Ii
tne evening goge. The Ideal Com
Iaoe." LED by Arthur Wiley
Evening star., 1928-04-21
EVANGELIST TO PREACH.
Services Announced at Roberts
Memorial Church.

Evangelist 2. Lincicome is conduct
ing services at the b. T. Roberts Me-
mortal Church. Twelfth and N streets
He will preach tomorrow az IL o'clock
on The Main Spring Of Revival.
and at 8 pm. The Prodigal at the
Swine Trough" He viii preach al the
Hall Mission, 623 Louisiana avenue. az
2:30 pm.
Meetings will be held each night next
week at T:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
DR.. PIERCE TO PREACH.
Religion Without Controversy" to
Be Broadcast by wRC.

DR.. Ulysses G B. Pierce will occupy
the pulpit of All Souls Church tUni-
tarianl. Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
tomorrow morning. preaching on the
subject. Religion Without Contro-
versy.". This service will be broadcast
by WRC.
The feature at the motion picture
hour In Pierce Hall at 7:30 pm. viii
be Rudolph Schildkraut in The Coun-
try Doctor" DR.. Pierce viii preach the
sermon at the dedication of the new
Unitarian Church in Germantown, Pa,
Sunday evening
Evening star., 1928-04-21
MASS MEETING CALLED.
Conference on Religious Education
10 Be Held Wednesday.

MombeTs of the Episcopal Church. re-
siding ia Washington and neighbornooo
sge invited 10 attend q MASS meeting In
tne Interest u religious education " he
held la 81 Pauls Church Alexandria,
Wednesday evening af O'Clock, Right
Rev Robert Y. l. G41def. Bishop Coad-
3utog u West Virginia, viii be tbe
speakeT
Bishop ftFideT VIII b. In Alexandria
on TUESDAY ard Wednesday attending
fne Serni annual meeting of the Com
mission Of Religious EducatiOn u the
Province II Washington. VI which he II
president REV Percy Poster Baa, Tor
raeEiy assistant minister at the church
~ tie Epiphany, this city, Is rector oi
- Pa2ls. aDd VIII preside a. the mass
meeting
Evening star., 1928-04-21
ST. MARGARET'S PROGRAM
DR.. Smith Announces Services for
Tomorrow.

DR.. Herbert Scott Smith. rector Of
ST. Margaret.s Episcopal Church. an
nounces the following services tomor-
row: Holy communion. 7:30 am;
morning prayer with sermon by the
rector, IL am; eVenSong with sermon,
4.30 pm.
There will be a celebration of holy
communion Wednesday. the Feast OF
ST. Mark the Evangelist. at IL am.
and Thursday at the same hour.
The Mems Club of st. Margaret's viii
meet Thursday evening at c o'clock in
the parish house when Comdr. John
Cabell Wilkinson will speak on Per
sonal "reminiscences of the Revolution
in Russia"
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COMMUNION SERVICE.
Rev. c. P. Parker to officiate at
Bethesda Church.

The rector of st. Johns Church,
Bethesda. Rev. Clarence Prentice Par
ker. will celebrate holy communion
Wednesday at am. Services tomor-
row are: Holy communion, am:
church school, $50 and kindergarten
at ii am. Rev. Mr. Parker will preach
at the IL o'clock service. The normal
class will continue the study of church
ture by the rector is preceded by sup
per served at pm. in st. Johns
Hall
The church school will hold dog
and pet show Saturday afternoon on
the lawn of the church. Other pets
may be entered and prizes will be given
for each class.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Lincoln Temple Services.

A. Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning rev. II. w Brooks
VII spsak frOpa The theme Il the
Church Answering lts Calf" There
VIII be special seIections. A. Z . m.
speclei young people's service ~lil be
'eld The pastors subject IL Meeting
as Young People Half Way
Evening star., 1928-04-21
PARISH MEETING CALLED.
Rev. j. ]. oueally to ofiiciate nj
TRANSPORTATION Services.

The services at the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION tomorrow will be holy
communion at 1880 am. morning
prayer and sermon at ii o'clock. eve
ming prayer and address at 7,30 pm,
church school at 9;30 am. Rev j. j,
Queally will officiate at all the aerv-
ices.
A parish meeting win be held in the
hall Monday at o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
REVIVAL is PLANNED.
Rev. William u. King to Preach
at Two Services Tomorrow.

Services will be conducted tomorrow
in the new St Paul Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Thirteenth and Critten-
den streets Rev. William ID. King. the
pastor. will preach from the theme
THE Race of Life" at ii am. Sun
day school viii meet at $50 am.
In the evening the Epworth League
service will be held at pm. The pas
tor will preach at pm. using as his
subject, Divine Ehtreaty" A special
conservation service win be conducted
Thursday at pm. in preparation for
the special evangelistic services begin
ming April 20. Evangelists Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Leonard Davis will conduct
the services for two weeks.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Seven Last Plaques Subject

The Seven Last Plaques, Their rslr-
pose and Result" wsll he the Spelect
OF lecture b. DR., n, q. Wilkinson.
dean Of theology at WASHINGTON Mis-
SienafS College, Takona Park. az the
Arcadia Auditorium. fourteenth ard
Park Read tsmorgow night at G,aS
NaeANek
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Western Starr TO Speak.

What Is the First Step Necessary
in Political Reconstruction" is the
subject of an address by Western Starr
tomorrow afternoon. 3 o'clock. at the
Secular League Open Forum. 1905 &
street, The public Is invited
Evening star., 1928-04-21
BIBLE GROUP MEETS.

Reports of Easter Services Read u
League Executive Board.
The monthly meeting of the executive
board OF the Community Bible Read
ers' League was held Thursday in the
headquarters in the Mills Building. the
president. Mrs Louise Harding Earl.
presided
Reports were made by the committee
in charge of the Easter services,
The league is planning 10 specialize
in collecting statistics that viii show
how communities stand In the matter
Of Bible reading and requests the CO.
operation of the community in this
educational campaign.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
SERIES OF SERVICES.
Californian to Speak at West
Washington Baptist Church.

The West Washington Baptist
Church will hold series OF services
next week. led by Charles II. Rick
man of California.
Dr. Hickman will speaA on the fol-
lowing themes: Sunday night, THE
Wife of Jesus Christ: Monday night.
"A Sermon One Can See as Well as
Hear. Tuesday night, mems night.
Buried Treasure; Wednesday night.
Furr Brass Quartet. Thursday night.
ladies' night: Friday night special
young peoples night.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
SPEAKS TO MEMS CLASS.
Representative Summers to Address
Group az Local Church.

Representative John w. Summers OF
Wyoming will address the Harrison
Mems Bible Glass of Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Church, 1898
Thirty-flrSt street, tomorrow morning
at Gas o'clock in the auditorium of
the church, His subject will be Our
Obligations"
The president. w H. Harrison. will
have charge of the lesson and give
a short talk on IT, All men are well
come.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
BIBLES TO BE PRESENTED
Peck Memorial TO Give Testaments
to Easter Communicates.

Peck Memorial Chapel win have q
Bible presentation service tomorrow
night. The pastor. Rev. Irving W
Ketchum. viii present n Bible 70 each
candidate who united with the church
Easter Sunday. The subject OF the
sermon will be. How 70 Read the
Bible" At the morning service, Mr.
Ketchum viii speak on the subject
Christ for To-day"
The mems morning class viii meet
at 10 O'Clock Elizabeth r. Ke;chun
Will address the womenS class at the
same hour. The afternoon Sunday
school viii convene at ; o'clccS.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
SPEAKS ON SPIRIT.

Rev. w. f. La Rue viii Conduct
Takoma Park Baptist Service.
At the Tskoma Park Baptist Church
the pastor Rev. William Il. LaRue, VIII
speak 1T the morning service on THE
Self Giving Spirit"
At the evening service Miss Helen
K Wallace of New York viii speak on
Christian Stewardship"
Evening star., 1928-04-21
French Services at st. John $.

Rev. Florian Vurpillot, pastor OF the
French congregation OF st Johns, Six
teenth and Lafayette Square. wiz
preach tomorrow at 4 pm. ON la
1ettre et l'Esprit." The Friday Scrv-
ices will be resumed next Autumn.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
DR.. LENSKl TO PREACH.

Grace Lutheran Pastor 20 Speak
at Two Services.
The Church That Ought % he" Is
the subject which will be discussed
BY Rev. Gerhard e. LenSkl in his ser
mon tomorrow in the Grace Lutheran
Church. Sixteenth and varnum StreetS.
This service begins at II am. At the
evening service, 8 pm. he will preach
ON tho subject, Living IN q FcclS
Paradise"
The Young Peoples Society. under
the direction % Mrs. Octa IoSenhS. viii
give a play. Nothing but the Trrsh.
IN the social hall of the churaA Aisy
1 at PIN
Evening star., 1928-04-21
REV. H. B. SMITH RETURNS
Columbia Heights Christian Church
Pastor breaches Tomorrow.

Rev. Harvey Baker Smith. pastor OF
the Columbia Heights Christian Church,
will return from the International Con-
vention OF the Disciples of Christ,
which was held at Columbus, Ohio. the
past week, and viii occupy his pulpit
tomorrow morning and evening.
Mrs. Bagby, wife OF the former pastor
of the church, will teach the Cleaners
Bible class tomorrow at 10 am. All
young women are invited.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

ing, Rev. Davis at Night.
At Second Baptist Church, Third
street. between Fl and / streets tomor-
row the pastor. Rev. j. l.. S. Hollernan.
with preach at IL pm. on THE Gift
Divine Sonsfip." At $3.50 pm. Rev. q.
l.. Davis, pastor of the Second Trinity
Baptist Church. will preach.
Miss Shirley 7. McCann OF Portland,
Oreg., win give an address at 8 pm. on
THE Spiritual Message OF Negro Mu-
sic" The Bible school will meet az
$50 O'Clock and the b. Y. p. U. VIII
meet at pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
BY REV. HUGH t. STEVENSON.

JESUS AND THE HOME.
Mark, x.l-16.
Golden text: Honor thy father
and thy mother" (Which is the
first commandment with prom
ise) ).--EphesianS, viz.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
DR.. B00RDE I'M PULPIT.

Will Conduct Services at Temple
Baptist Church Tomorrow.
DR.. T. E. Boorde will conduct both
services at Temple Baptist Church to-
morrow. The mems class will be
taught By Sergt. II. j. Appelman.
Or. w. H. Bowler. executive secretary
of the Northern Baptist Convention, viii
deliver an address Thursday night. The
public is invited.