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Evening star., 1928-02-04
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Evening star., 1928-02-04
PASTOR WILL SPEAK.
Rev. H. B. Wooding 10 Preach at
lexington Presbyterian Church.

Rev Henry B. Wooding pastor of the
lexington Presbyterian Church. North
Capitol street and Florida avenue. will
speak tomorrow morning at ii o'clock
on The Lords Day" In the evening
the theme announced is rs There A
God?"
The following meetings are scheduled
for next week: Tuesday evening. the
2mmans Bible class: Wednesday noon.
Womens Missionary Society. Wednes-
day evening. Fidelity Bible class: Thurs
day. 7:30 pm. Personal Workers class:
Thursday. pm, address by the pastor
on the Gospel OF ST. Mark
Evening star., 1928-02-04
THE foundation for the cathedral at

THE foundation for the cathedral at
Mainz was laid by Willigis who oc-
cupied the Episcopal throne about a
century after the time of Charlemagne
The structure was. however repeatedly
injured by fire. so that the building as
nc see it today represents the labors of
many succeeding years.
It's time and weather stained walls
guard innumerable altars and monu
ments many of them of an exceedingly
sumptuous and interesting character,
and many charming legends and histori-
cal facts cluster around them. A great
number Of the monuments commemo-
rate the electors or prince e-archbishopS
Of Mainz. who always presided at the
Evening star., 1928-02-04
FRENCH VICAR TO SPEAK.
Sermon Tomorrow Afternoon 10 Be
on Nathaniel.

Rev DR. Florian J. c. Vurpillot.
French vicar in charge OF the French
congregation that meets each Sunday
afternoon al ST. Johns Church. Lafay-
cite Square. will preach tomorrow aft
erno0n al 4 O'Clock. on the early dis
ciples. choosing for his text. Les
Preniers Disciples. Nathaniel" AS is
customary. these services are In the
French tongue throughout.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
WILL ADDRESS CLASS.
Representative Houston 20 Speak
- Harrison Nen's Group.

Representative Pooert O Houston O!
DelsWare W.! adcregs NE Harrison
Hael Bible tla3s .: Congress Street
Kethoc5s, PEo,estar' Church tomorrow
morning ~ sS3 o'clock IN ;he audi
UJ'!ln - 'he church. H.S subject WI!
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charge q tae leaSDf anc give Z short
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Evening star., 1928-02-04

election Of the Emperor. But many
other persons of every class are SINH
larly honored. None of these various
memorials possesses a more unique in
tcrcst than that of Heinrich Won MeiS-
sen. surnamed Frauenlob. or the Ladys
Eulogist. the greatest of the German
troubadours. the MinneSangers who laid
the foundation of the German national
literature. He was a cannon of this
cathedral in the thirteenth century.
The city of Mainz is of Roman origin.
Crcscentius. one of the centurians of
the 22d Legion. became the first bishop
here shortly after the Roman conquest
Of Judea and the destruction Of Jerusa-
lem.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
JESUS misunderstood AND
OPPOSED.
Mark J: l9b-35: 6: Ia.

Golden textile came unto
His own. and they that were His
own received Him not. But as
many as received Him. to them
gave He the right TO become
children Of God. even to them
that believe on His name.-John
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Evening star., 1928-02-04
MISSION HEAD TO TALK.
Rev. Ralph E. Difenderfer u
Preach az Foundry Church.

Re-. Ralph z Diaenoerfer, corre-
spending secretary Of the Board Of For
esgu Missions, New YORK City. viii oc-
czlpv the pulpit Of Foundry Methods;
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning.
His theme VIII be. The Power 10 Be-
CINE"
AZ the evening service the pastor
Yey. Freoerlck Brown Harris. viii
preach on the theme, The Song Of the
E1.sn!p"
Evening star., 1928-02-04
SERMONS CONTINUED.
Rev. S. J. Porter TO Give Third
Address of Series.

Address of Series.
Rev Samuel j. Porter will continue
1is address on The Ten Command
ments In Modern Society at First
Baptist Church. The third in this
series will be given tomorrow evening
The morning theme will be Spiritual
Fineness the Basis OF Social Fitness" 3"
The Womans Missionary Society will
give tea at the church Friday after
noon from 3 to O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
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Evening star., 1928-02-04
HOLDS HEALING SERVICES.
Rev. w. T. Reynolds Continues al
st. Paul's Episcopal.

Rev. William Thomas Reynolds is
continuing 70 conduct spiritual healing
services at ST. Paul's Episcopal Church.
9l7 Twenty-third street
There were more than IS persons In
attendance last Sunday night. Six
children went 10 the altar rail. while
DR.. Reynolds administered TO some
persons in wheel chairs.