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Sunday School Lesson

social ostracism and financial losses. His
sympathy with the publicanS and sim
ners proved His independence OF mind,
the outreach Of His gospel and demon
strated that He was a man Of courage
All of these elements may have had a
part in His popularity and fame. The
secret of the drawing power OF the Mas
ter is found "in that mysterious some
thing we call personality" Back OF His
work was the consecrated and concen-
trated life Jesus lived, free from sin
as a philanthropist, physician and
preacher.
The reconstruction Of a personality
is no easy task. especially when the
gospels give us no record Of the Lords
physical characteristics. The disciples
could recognize Him by His appearances,
the infections Of His voice and the
manner in which He broke bread. There
is a reference to the way in which
Jesus looked about Him at different
times that suggests that He quickly
took in every situation, recognized the
trickery Of men and understood their
half spoken whispers and adjusted Him.
self to meet every experience. He faced
facts and always took the offensive IN
His controversies. whether started b.
His enemies or Himself.
Upon every occasion Jesus demon
strated that He was a master OF the
Scriptures. His subjects and Himself
His sympathy for the leper. the Syro-
Phoenician woman, the blind. the lame
and those that were i'll or in trouble
revealed the greatest heart and love
ever seen among men. His prayer hfe
reveals the spiritual dependence OF the
Master upon His fellowship and COM
munion with the Father. He was en-
lowed with the holy spirit. He exer-
cised the power Of God over nature anC
disease He spoke with Divine authority
This disarmed skepticisn, awakened
confidence. Silenced critics, SObereC
levity, produced mental repoSe alC
made a supreme demand upon the will
| demand which still requires men *
obey Him through the appeal OF reason
on one SIDE and Of conscience on tbs
other There is no name greater among
men today than Jesus. The common
people welcome Him today as thell
friend and champion. even when they
reject the positions taken by His FOL
| lowers.
The authority expressed By Jesu:
brought down high looks from Son1s
who were unwilling TO turn over to Hin
responsibility for the peace and pros
peTlty OF the community aA&Q SC9I4I43
There are still some who have failet
10 answer His call to repent and D.
saved The number will grow smaller
If all of His followers will try TO follow
Jesus in going about doing good, bring
ing message OF hope 10 those in sor-
row. suffering and sickness. until the
crowd will turn 10 them in every
emergency for help and learn from,
them the fact that Jesus is still the
way OF salvation for all individuals and
nations.
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METROPOLITAN CHURCH
OBSERVES LADIES' DAY"

The January Ladies' day at Metro
politan M. E. Church was held last
Wednesday Mrs j. @. Slye was hostess:
Devotions were led by Miss Peck OF
Rust Hall The Ladies' Association
decided 10 assist IN the redecoration OF
the vestry. Plans were made 10 COM
pIete the calendar.
The Foreign Missionary section was
addressed by Mrs. Huntley. Miss Glib
son, who has spent some time in South
America. told Of the work in the schools
there. Mrs Florence Harrington con-
tinued her review OF the study book.
"A Straight Way Toward Tomorrow"
The Home Missionary Society re-
ceiyed letters from the Wyoming minis
ter and wife 10 whom they had sent
three boxes Metropolitan Church Is
placing one OF the drinking fountains
In the Swartzell Home. Applications
are being received and there Is need
for furnishings in the new Edwin Gould
Hall at 6wartzell Home. The thank-
offering viii be taken at the February
meeting Mrs. KOlpfur Is 10 be hostess
for that day.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE

METROPOLITAN Chapter is conducting
a social tonight for the young people
u The church and community. Mrs.
Il C. Barber IL In charge ana former
fourth vice presidents viii participate
Tt.F social VIII De held tomorrow 81 Il
o'clock and the prayer circle At q 80
o'clock Tie annual banquet VI the
ehsutEr will IT. held February ~. Df
ruanas T. Green Of the American hed
Cross will make an address. The mis-
sion study class viii begin it, SESSIONS
next Sunday afternoon a. b O'Clock,
miss Ruth r. Grimm. second vice
president. Will lead the class IN study
ing The Christ u The Indian TOAD"
by Il Stanley jones
Eugene A EcheeIe. first vice presi-
dent, VIII SDcak DynOff08 at tne eye
ulua service III Bennington n T..
Church Aiss WoDds viii lead The deyo~
tloual seryice at Congress HeightAEhap~
ter. Miss Esther Wobifafih a. Forest
y0le Chapter auG Hrs iahSc"t ht Union
CHAPTER where the mission study IL
icing caffied out Camp Springs Chap
ter Is co~oiefaiing With the chuIcli IN
d series III revival services.
L<soUldas McD0uglf. IT., president
u Metropolitan Chapter, VII lead The
mission study class tofD0TTow at AAtiify
Chapter The topic IL The itesppihs '
Wilmer r Bartholomew, pianist, Ham
iius Enapter, and I'heodofe bJijb ylo"
linisl HybttAyille Chapter, viii assist In
the service
Camp Springs Chapter IL planning a
banquet February 10 and AiiatDstia
Chapter oil February ~
Ihe Diaiflct Board ~ Epw0rih
lAaeue VIII ~ held Wednesday evening
81 Meirota3litau Memorial M Church
Ernest A Giant. president, AN pfeslde
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SUNDAY PROGRAM FIXED
AT TRANSPORTATION
School Faculty to Meet-New Of
fcers of Societies Are
Installed.

The fourth Sunday after Epiphany
will be observed at the Church of the
Tranfiguration (Episcopal. Gallatin
and Fourteenth streets, tomorrow. with
services at 1880 and IL am, 1880 in the
evening and church school at $50 am
At the IL o'clock service Rev. J. ).
Queally. rector, will preach.
There will be meeting Of the faculty
of the church school in the parish hall
tomorrow at $50 pm. Tea will be
served.
At recent meetings Of the societies Of
the church the following officers were
A. C. Benzler, president; Mrs. Frank
Holmes. vice president; Mrs. James
Neale. treasurer: Mrs. jenkins. secre-
tary. and Mrs. W. T. Reed. correspond
ing secretary For the Altar Guild
Mrs. Ulysses Butler. president: Mrs. N.
r. stevens. vice president: Miss Sarah
Amber. treasurer. For the Daughters
of the King-Miss Sarah Amber, presi-
dent: Mrs. N. r. Stevens. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Howard Robinson. secretary.
For the Young Peoples Society-Robert
Richards. president: Miss jeanette
cakes. vice president; Miss Florence
Snyder. secretary, Miss Thelma Reidel'
treasurer.
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FRAZIER TO TALK
ATST. MARGARET'
Visitor From South Dakotc
viii Also Be Guest at
Reception.

Rev. Robert p. Frazier, junior arc!
deacon for Indian work In the NiobraI
Deanery Of South Dakota, viii preat
at st. Margaret's Church at II o'clo,
tomorrow morning. He will be Il
guest-speakcr az a, reception given
the Woman's Auxiliary at the diocess
house Monday and the speaker at Il
Winter meeting Of the Churchmar
League of the District OF Columbia
the Cosmos Club Tuesday eVening.
The regular monthly meeting Of b
advisory and executive committees
the Woman's Auxiliary at diocesa
house Monday will be followed at 81
O'Clock by a reception open to all If
terested persons, at which ArchdeacC
Frazier will describe his WORK. II
will be served by the women Of 6
Johns Church, Washington.
Archdeacon Frazier viii deliver
address Tuesday evening on The IT
dams of South Dakota and tt
Church's Work Among Them" 1t VI.
be illustrated with lantern slides. Tt
meeting Of the Churchman'S Leagus
for which this lecture will be glTer
will be held in the assembly hail c
the Cosmos Club at 3 pm. Wit
George B. SeIden, president Of II!
league. presiding. There also viii b
a business meeting OF the league.
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MISSIONARY TO BRAZIL
WILL SPEAK AT CHURCH
Work on Foreign Fields to Be Pre-
sented to Central Presby-
terrain Meetings.

During next week the work OF for
eign missions will be presented at the
Central Presbyterian Church at special
services.
Miss Edith Foster. a missionary TO
Brazil. stationed at Varginha, State OF
Minaes, Brazil. who has recently re-
turned 10 this country, viii speak Mon
day night under auspices OF the Wom-
ans Auxiliary. Rev. DR.. James II.
Taylor, pastor. viii make an address
Thursday night on foreign missions.
with particular reference To the work
this church Is doing abroad.
The Central Presbyterian Church Is
represented by its own missionaries In
Brazil. China and Korea.
The Friday night class for young
people, under direction OF DR.. Taylor.
has grown in attendance. II viii soon
complete the study in the Book of the
Acts. The class viii continue the study
OF the history OF the early Christian
Church.
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REV. H. J. COUNCILLOR
.TOADDRESS BAPTISTS
Religious Education Director viii
Preach at Calvary Church
Tomorrow.

Rev. Homer ]. Councillor. director OF
religious education. will occupy the pull
Dit at Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow
in the absence of the pastor, who will
preach al the Naval Academy. Al
napolis. Has Jesus Christ Message
for Today?" viii be the subject OF the
morning sermon, and The Glory OF the
Commonplace" the evening subject.
Nelson Blake viii have charge OF the
Junior church at IL o'clock.
The teachers Of the senior department
welcomed their new superintendent. O.
n. Dagger. and his wife at a reception
given al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James C wilkes, 1905 Garfield avenue.
last Wednesday.
The Lucia Greene Guild win meet
with Mrs. Dwight K. Terry at the home
@. Mrs. w. w Everett. 30i0 Woodland
drive. February at 3 O'Clock. Miss
Virginia wingdeld. will preside.
Pictures of The Kingdom and the
Nations" viii be shown at the Senior
Christian Endeavor Society meeting to-
morrow evening at Gas O'Clock Miss
Ruth Jackson viii lead The Inter :
mediate Society will meet al 2 O'Clock
with Miss Mary Louise Robbins az
leader. Norman Van Der Linden wili
lead the meeting Of the Young People
Society al Gas O'Clock.
The forty-seVenth anniversary OF the
founding OF the Young Peoples Move
raeyt will be observed at the praye:
meeting Thursday evening at O'Clock.
Zach society viii have some special iea-
ture TO present. The subject Is Inc
Value Of Christian Endeavor in Our
Lives" The pastor viii preside.
AT $50 O'Clock Wednesday evening
viii occur the monthly dinner meeting
Of the teachers and officers OF the adult
Department. Herbert MENUS WIZ pre-
SIDE al the business session which ioi-
lows. At o O'Clock the business sessions
O. the various classes VIII De neio ano
At 9 O'Clock a social VIII De neio Ioi-
loved by refreshments.
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COLORADO BISHOP
LEADS CONFERENCE.
Right Rev. Irving P. Johnson
Heads Clergy in Mission
Preaching Session Here.

Right Rev. Irving Peake Johnson.
Bishop Of Colorado and editor OF the
Witness, is leading conference on
mission preaching being held this week
by the College of Preachers Of WASH
ineton Cathedral Fifteen clergymen,
representing Is States, are In attend
ance.
The gathering is designed to increase
the effectiveness of those in attendance
in carrying the Gospel TO people IN
parishes and communities who nave
fallen out of touch with the usual
church activities. Bishop Johnson Is
assisted by Rev. Shirley c. Hughson
Of the Order of the Holy Cross and
Rev. Floyd w. Tonkins, Jr., OF Phila-
6elphia.
One Of Series Here.
This conference with three outstand-
Ing mission preachers OF the country
directing the studies is one OF a series
being held under the direction OF Right
Rev. Philip NJ. Rhinelander, warden OF
the College of Preachers.
The daily program includes meoita-
tons. interceSsionS. round-table dis
cussions services in the Bethlehem
Chapel Of Washington Cathedral and
lectures on The Mechanics OF MIS-
sion" The Mission Sermon" and The
Mission Instruction" The gatherings
are being held in the memorial wing
Of the Washington Cathedral Library.
Discuss Stokes Method.
The type of preaching under discus
sion is being practiced by Rev. Arson
Phelps Stokes. canon Of Washington
Cathedral. who as the representative OF |
the cathedral is conducting mission |
tl,i. week at Christ Church Cathedral III |
Hartford. Conn.
Among the clergyInen in attendance |
M the College Of Preachers conference |
are: Rev. A. J. Gayner Banks, Mountain |
Lake. y. j.; Rev. F @. Budlong. Green
u!ch. Conn; Rev r. de OWES. Sewanee, |
Tenn: Rev. D. F. Fem, Minneapolis, |
MINI: Rev. c. ]. Gibson, Lexington, |
Va: Rev. Henry W. HobSon, Worcester,
Mass: Rev. D. S. Markle. Fairfield. |
Conn; Rev. c. E. McAllister. Newark, |
n. j.; Rev. James A. Mitchell. Balu- |
more. Md: Rev. N. r. H. Moor Atlanta, |
Ga: Rev. Kirk B. OFarrell. Cleveland, |
Ohio; Rev. E. j. Owens. Sharon. Pa;
Rev. II. W. Prince. Lake Forest. Ill; Rev.
r. w. Trapnell, Wilmington. Del: Rev.
John NJ. walker. jr, Charlotte. N. c.
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EX.MISSIONARY TALKS.

Rev. Thomas w Cooke. rector Of the
Church OF the Ascension. announces
the following program for tomorrow:
am, holy communion; IL am. morn
ing prayer and sermon; 7:30 PM, eve
ming prayer and sermon; $50 am.
church school: 3 pm. Chinese school;
6 pm, Young Peoples Society.
The Woman's Auxiliary VIII meet
Wednesday, at 3 pm. at the home OF
Mrs. w. c. Riyes, 1902 Rhode Island
avenue. The speaker will be Rev. DR..
James w. Morris. who was for many
years a missionary in Brazil and now
is assistant at the Church of the
Epiphany In this city. Thursday being
the day OF the presentation Of Christ
In the temple. there will be the cele-
bration OF holy communion at 10 am.
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STUDY COURSE ON LIFE
OF CHRIST is PLANNED

"a Wedding Invitation Is the title
of the sermon by Rev. Edward 0. Clark
at the Chevy Chase Baptist Church,
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
In the morning service at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Clark will continue the series OF
discourses on the general theme of the
ministry Of Jesus, the title OF the mes
sage this Sunday being Seeking the
Kingdom" 1t will be an exposition
OF the motto OF the church for 1928
The junior church meets until II 80
o'clock.
A study course In THE Life OF
Christ" based upon the Gospel of
Mark is being given by Mrs. Clark at
the prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. The public is invited. The
Sunday school has classes for young
and old at GAS am. and the young
people hold their service at GAS pm,
Sunday.
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ALBRIGHT MEETING.

The annual congregational MEETING Of
.he Albright Memorial Evangelical
church. Fourth and RittenhouHe streets.
Will be held Bfonoay evening. Reports
viii be made by the heads Of the vari-
,,1g societies and election Of adcitional
trustees and Of officers Of the Suncay
Srf,ool ard ether organizations VIII be
held. -,..
ranging a musical show 70 be gwen al
IRE church February II and 10. Il
scheduie u dates for use 81 the gym
r,as,us1 by children Of the community
under adequate supervision IS oelng
arranged Dy q committee os the chnfch.
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KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
Ladies' Auxiliary at Church of In
carnation Also Holds
Ceremony.
MARIE 2::7-12; 6:53-56

The Knights of st. John. Comman-
derry No. 296, and the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the knights Of St. John, No. 207, OF
the Church of the Incarnation held a
joint installation of officers last Sunday.
Col. Holton and Lieut.. Holt installed
the following officers in the knights of
ST. John: Robert F.. Allen, president;
James E. Owens, first vice president:
Andrew Harrison, second vice presi-
dent: Benjamin A. Brown, recording
secretary; w. A. Jackson, financial Sec
rotary: Alfred Nelson, treasurer: John
F.. Logan, guard. and James e. Owens.
N. P. Barnes and James Barnes, trus-
tees.
Mrs. Luckett and Mrs. Hall installed
the following officers In the Ladies
Auxiliary: K. Smart. past president:
Annie Barnes. president: Agnes Bell,
first vice president: Annie B. Brown,
second vice president; S. C. Platter. re-
cording secretary: M. E. Allen, finan-
cial secretary Sarah Lane. treasurer:
Bertha Walker. messenger; Mary
Brookes, sentinel: Emma Eli, guard
and Hattie Jackson, Georgia Mobley
and Sarah Nelson, trustees.
After installation refreshments weret
served.
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WILL END SERIES.

The rector Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Bethesda. Rev. &. i. Parker.
viii preach al the II o'clock service
tomorrow. This will complete the
series Of sermons on the manifestation
Of Christ through His miracles, which
have been delivered during the f1rSt
section Of the church year. Other
services VIII bc holy communion at T;30
am. church school at $50 and the
Young Peoples Service League at 7
pm. in st. Johns Hall,
The Guild of ST Johns wiz meet
"wednesday. at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. Rich
ard Cunningham viii preside and the
speaker will be Mrs. George Dow. who
win tell OF the work OF the CITY Mis-
sion
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CHURCHES PLAN DRIVE
TO ABOLISH COMPETITION
DR.. Darby Tells of Program De-
signed to Bring Cooperation and
Reduce Wasteful Expenditures.

In a report Just made to the WASH
ington Federation Of Churches on ms
attendance at the National COmItg
Conference in Cleveland, DR.. w. L.
Darby, executive secretary, stated =
unanimous agreement was reached n
undertake fve-year program designed
TO eliminate church competition and
wasteful expenditures II church COM
munities The conference. which was
called jointly by the Federal Council OF
Churches, the Home Missions Council
and the Council OF Women for Home
Missions. was attended By more than
400 delegates representing 80 leading
Protestant bodies. bishops and interce-
nominational officers.
Special attention was given 10 the
problems Of the rural communities
where several churches provide IN
necessary accommodation for the small
population, it being found practical
after experiment TO combine certain
congregations for worship. Il was est
mated a saving Of one million dollars
year would be affected when the new
program IS in full operation. Dr.. Darby
also attended the annual executive
meeting of the Federal Council Of
Churches which followed the sessions
of the National Comfy Conference.
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GROUP OF MISSIONARY
WORKERS PLAN MEETING

TIE woman's Tnterdenoniinatioral
Missionary Federation OF the District OF
Columbia and vicinity viii meet Friday
az > pm. IL the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church South Ms
John Newton Cu.oertSon. president. pre-
siding.
Miss Elsie Wade Stone. principal O.
the Columbia Bible Training School.
will give an illustrated talk OF tire
Bible. William r Richie, extension
secretary OF the Scripture Gift Mission.
American branch. cf Philadelphia. VIII
speak on The Bible IN the Southland"
There will BE- special iaterceSSary prayer
for the World day OF prayer for mis-
sion. which this year falls on February
-. AL women are invited 20 attend
these meetings
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The officers OF the Washington A. NJ.
E. Zion Ministers Wives Alliance were
installed in connection with a recep-
ton at the residence Of Rev. and Mrs.
w. d. Battle. l2l New York avenue,
last Wednesday night.
Bishop E. D. w. Jones delivered the
installation address and the following
officers were installed: Mrs. Daisy
Caldwell Tucker. wife of the presiding
elder. j. II. Tucker. of the Washington
district. president: Mrs. o. l.. Rand
vice president; Mrs, c. c. Williams.
secretary: Mrs Ada Battle. correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. Alice j, Matthews,
treasurer: Mrs. Ida v. Smith. chaplain.
Other members Of the alliance are
Mesdames NJ E. Medford. f. p. Wat
son, Bessie Munnerlyn. A. w. Alexan-
der. W. II. French and Z. c. Fleck.
Among those who rendered numbers
on the program were Mrs. Florence
Brooks. Miss Juanita Matthews, Mrs.
J. c. Olden and Mrs. J. S. Caldwell.
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Rev ng, IsS~ssSe \. RsS>al<S'$ tug4c At
The isltgd Baptist CltuyvEs. Fl.<A ara .
streets tolsNgrow az u an Is 81
Mission NJ che Ch&vcA ga s&<s WNUsa
Miss Nannls II, huyr>lsytaS, Read <{ t1lS
Nattaaal Training S>gl><a. A<>'2sWV><s
y, G, Wln SsNak NJ 5 pm. $50 Sl,s,<@
WILL na2<,t A& S,t> am, The ,'>sus>y < X
SsN'eiN WI discuss a. ; pa "kasss1
Adventures f,Ng Ch*S$s ~ IAsaA." He
SSnAT g = S,<tSty MI SS&>>ll>S a, )
pm "hn~ OUy EA&trh kN<AS Us
N>vk," fAe / < n <>>tS>gy WsQ tsS~
SlsS$ at l pm What HAS N}sy tasYxA
a ksshS ~ k>}~<g ~ Mra' k'r&Neg
MsSSltg Tuesday, $ g. la pps y. =
prayer meS&ss1S Thursday. ! u ? pHn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

THE old missions Of California were
l. churches. but they we're more than
churches. They provided food and
shelter, clothes and even money to the
traveller in need in those outposts OF an
early civilization The wayfarer. no
matter what his creed, was always
welcome among the friarS.
Nowhere was there more generous
welcome to the chance conner than at
the Mission OF San Luis Obispo. around
which grew up the town which now
bears its name 1t was one OF the rich
est Of the California missions. owing
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LEAGUE TO ENTERTAIN.

The meeting at Gas o'clock tomorrow
night OF the Christian Endeavor Society
of the Church OF the Covenant will be
featured by the presentation TO the So
ciety OF "A Dream With Mission"
by the League OF the Covenant.
DR. Charles Wood will speak at pm.
on Suicidal Selfishness," and at ! am.
on Faiths Notifications" Mrs. Gerald
johnson will be host at 3 pm. Wednes-
day when at Its monthly meeting the
League of the Covenant viii hear Mrs.
Wilson Compton speak on THE Nobel
Prize Presentation at Stockholm" Mid
week service will be held at pm.
Thursday
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DR.. SIz0O TO PREACH.

Or. Joseph r. Sisoo will preach at
both services at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. At the
II o'clock morning service his theme
will be. Putting God First" Dr.. Sisoo
will deliver the fourth of his series ~
Sunday evening sermons on The Small
Town Man in the Small Towns Of His
Country" at the o'clock evening Sery-
ice. His theme for this week will be
"Tibeyius--JeSuS On Village Lake"
The quarterly preparatory service viii
be held III the lecture room Thursday
evening at s o'clock.
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Q
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TOPICS

Rev Harry NJ. Wilson. pastor og the
Fifteenth Street Christian Church, Vii,
preach tomorrow morning tr>m state
nent " Jesus III the Sermon oA the
Mount. "RlcSSed Are the Pure III heert
Tor They shah Ssse God III the Eve
ming the theme eg the SERMON in stated
rs u question. What Is Noug Nance"
The pastor. who has ju>t assumed
the leadership ~ the church. viii eS
given u reception. together With MS
family, BY the congregation Tuesday
evening Ministers nom other CHRIS
uan churches NJ the city viii speak
hrieflN
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T. 8. JARVIS TO SPEAK.

T. 3. Jarvis. assistant superintendent
Of legislation for the A.2t.-Saloon
League az America. vii occupy the pal
pit Of the National Baptist Memorial
10 Religious Liberty touso-row rscrn-
ing. II the evening AZ 8 o'clocS Rev.
Clarence +. Ferguson. acting dean Of
the Seminary ard Collegiate Bible IT.
Stitu.e @. This cry, Will preach. Topic,
The Good News
TIE woalen'S Society will have is
regular monthly meeting "Wednesday
The TiSts&w Club viii have An .Tl.ssa-
tion meeting Friday night, meeting ~
the church 10 80 scxether ~ Alex
TurabuuS horne, IL Takor,3 Park.