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CHURCH FEATURES
SERVICE FOR DEAF
Rev. w. S. Abernethy viii
Preach Sermon Tomorrow
at Calvary Baptist.

Rev. w. s. Abernethy will preach to-
morrow at Calvary Baptist Church at
II o'clock on The Love That Will Not
Let Co." and at the evening service
en- IT Have Life to Live-What Shall
Do With It?"
The junior church service, in the
lecture room at IL o'clock will be con-
Quoted by Rev. H. ]. Councillor.
Services for the deaf will be held at
o'clock tomorrow evening in the lee
ture room. Rev A. d. Bryant will
conduct the meeting.
The Chinese Sunday school. under
the direction Of j. Barrett Carter. will
hold it's session In the Junior room at
$50 pm.
Mrs. C. E. Howdershell will lead the
meeting of the Tuesday evening Chris
tian Endeavor Society at o'clock The
Senior Christian Endeavor Society will
be in charge of Mr.. Carl Bogardus, at
GAS o'clock.
The officers council will meet in the
library Monday at 8:15 O'Clock.
The neighborhood group social will
be held Friday. Groups Is and Is are
invited to assemble at the home of Mrs.
Carrie o. Alnutt. 1905 II street. Fred
Kirby end @. NJ Stevenson are the
leaders Of these two groups, comprising
the section west of Seventeenth street,
south of M. east Of Twenty-ninth street.
Miss Edith Aldridge and the other
members Of the social committee have
arranged an enjoyable evenings en-
tertainment.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday at 80 o'clock in
the senior room Of the church, with
the White Circle as hostesses. All wom-
en- OF the church and congregation are
invited to attend. Mrs. John B. Abra-
ham will give a devotional talk. Bust
in the first reading of the new consti-
tuition. Reports by the society's dele
gates to the annual meeting of the At
lantic district at Philadelphia and the
Southern Baptist convention at Mem
phis. will be given by Mrs. George A.
Ross and Mrs. H. M. Kendrick, re-
Spectively.
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DR.. COPENHAVER
TOOCCUPY PULP|7
Laymen to Conduct Evening
Service at Epyyorth
M. {. Church.

DR.. John C. Copenhaver will preach
in Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Thirteenth street and North
Carolina avenue northeast, tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock on The Man
With One Idea Who Arrived" The
evening service at 8 o'clock will be the
layman's service, conducted by laymen.
w. C. Fur is in charge of lay activities
of the church. The Sunday school will
be open ct $50 am.
The Epworth League chapter will
hold services at o'clock and the Hi
League chapter at $50 o'clock. Nor
man DcNeale will be the leader of the
EpWorth League services. The Epworth
League will be in charge of the devo-
tional services to be held at Central
Union Mission Tuesday evening at
o'clock. Plans are under way for the
annual picnic of the Epworth League,
to be held May 80. Miss Maize Smith
Is in charge of arrangements. The
Woman's Missionary Society will meet
at 8 o'clock Monday evening.
The weekly prayer meeting will be
held Thursday evening, and will be led
by the pastor. He will continue his
talks emphasizing the work of great
Christian leaders, and for this service
will speak on the life and work of
William Tyndale. Friday evening at 8
o'clock the home department of the
Sunday school will give play. entitled
THE District School Of Burberry
Corners"
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BRETHREN SOCIETY
IN SPRING RALLY
Motion Picture Program Features
Easy Street and Little Church
Around the Corner"

The annual Spring rally Of the
Brethren Young Peoples Society O.
Maryland will be held in Washington
City Church of the Brethren, Fourth
street and North Carolina avenue
southeast, beginning today at s pm,
with motion picture program, fea-
turing Easy Street" and "The Little
Church Around the Corner" Adnis-
sion is free.
A special program will be offered for
the young people tomorrow at IL o'clock
with special sermon by DR.. Earl Nc
Kinley Bowman, pastor of the church.
on the subject, I'm the Beauty of the
Lilies" At 2 pm a special address
will be delivered by DR.. Homer j.
Councillor director of religious educa-
ton at Calvary Baptist Church, to be
followed by a general discussion or
forum conducted by DR.. Councillor.
At pm. two Bible plays, entitled
"Barabbas" and AT the Gate Beauti-
full. will be produced by the young
people.
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CHURCH WILL HOLD
WH|TSUNDAY RITES
Bible School of st. Pau's
viii Give Flag Day
Program.

At st. Paul's Church, Rock Creek
parish, tomorrow. Whitsunday will be
observed when the church tchool will
hold its Flag day exercises The Boy
Drum and Bugle Corps of Troop 49, I'M
| der the leadership Of John S. Cole, as
| sisted by Sergt. Loveless. also Scout
and Scoutmaster F. L. Swindell of the
Keene School. will assemble at 8 o'clock
in front of the parish house.
A procession will begin at 9:2o o'clock,
and st. Paul's, together with Holy Com
forter, headed by the Scouts, will march
to the rectory, then to Webster street
and down to the church. The church
call will be given by Bruce Moore, fol-
lowed by the presentation of the colors.
posting Of the colors and the allegiance
to the Fag with America" Linn G.
Drake, Scout executive, will lead the
allegiance to the Flag.
In the chancel with rector DR.. F. J.
Bohanan will be Rev. Joseph Fletcher,
Rev. Calvert E. Buck and Rev. william
L. Mayo. Rev. Mr.. Buck will deliver
the address. At this service there will
be the annual birthday thank offering.
Miss Mildred Facer will make this pres
entation before the altar.
At the II O'Clock service there will be
morning prayer and holy communion.
Rev. Mr.. Buck will assist the rector and
preach the sermon. At $50 am. there
will be corporate communion.
There will be meeting of the Wonl-
ans Auxiliary Wednesday at 2 O'Clock.
Luncheon will precade ths necting.
Hcstesses are Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs.
James Albert Miller and Mrs. Thomas
Miller The diocesan coaching class
will meet tomorrow evening al st. Paul's
Parish House Luncheon will be served
at 6 pm after which the classes will
assemble in their respective grades for
instruction in the Christian Nurture
series. The Girls Friendly Society can
didates will present the Peter Rabbit
operetta and the UNLIMITED Guest"
play at st. Pauls New Parish House,
May "a, at O'Clock.
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The Cathedral, CadiS, Spain.

circular spsc about so feet in d.
ameter. canopied by lofty dome and
surrounded by small chapeis. In the
center Of the apss stands a white
marble altar erected in 1885 at the
expense of Queen Isabella H.
Behind the altar hangs a fine copy
by Clement de Torres, one of Murillo's
famous pictures of Our Lady of the
Immaculate Conception"
The arches and columns are Of pure
white marble from Malaga and the
bases of the columns OF black Siena
marble with inlaid squares of red mar
BILE from Tortosa, in Catalonia.
The stalls of the choir were brought
from the Carthusian Convent To
Nuestra Sonora de las Cuevas in
Seville.
The entrance doors are remarkable
for their massivencss and beneath the
nave is an interesting crypt.
The old sixteenth century cathedral
is still in existence, though now used
as parish church, and so the Ca
thedral Of the Holy Cross is common
~ spoken OF as the New Cathedral.
In front of it is statue of Bishop
Silos Moreno. who brought it to COM
pletion.
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"LOYALTY DAY" SET
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
Tomorrow Will Be Devoted to the
Financial Interest at
Chevy Chase.

At the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
the pastor, Rev. Edward o. Clark. will
preach tomorrow morning on the theme
THE Life of Devotion. The day will
be observed as Loyalty" day in the in
terest of the financial obligations Of the
church.
"New.fashioned Hymns" will be his
subject in the evening service at 8
o'clock:
The Woman's Society will meet at
the church Monday at IL o'clock to en-
gage In White Cross work. A luncheon
will be held at 1880 o'clock. followed
by business session and program.
The Sunday school in a recent bust
ness meeting voted to hold picnic for
all students during next month. A COM
mittee to make arrangements has been
appointed. The sessions of the school
begin every Sunday at GAS am. The
Baptist Young Peoples Union meets ct
GAS pm.
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Bible Questions
Of the Day
By HarloW r. Hoyf.
CALLS TO OBEDIENCE,
0ueSsinnS

JEREMIAH CALLS TO OBEDIENCE
Questions.
1. When did jeremiah begin hi.
prophecying.
2. When did Jehoiakim come to tn:
throne?
3. What SORT of a man was the new
king?
4. What call did jeremiah receive
at this time?
5. How did he respond?
6. What happened when he ad-
dressed the people In Solomon's Tenn
Z. What did the priests and false
prophets do with jeremiah?
8. Who were the princes" men,
toned in the lesson?
9. What did this group afterwards
become?
10. What was the verdict in Jere-
nliahS trial?
I. jeremiah began prophecying abou:
62C BIC.
2. Jehoiakim, following three months
rule by his brother. Jehoahaz. sue
ceeded to the throne Of his father,
Josiah, in GOT BIC.
3. The new king, Jehoiakim, believed
himself to be liberal minded. He did
not protest against idolatry nor did he
insist upon the pure worship Of Jehovah.
All the wickedness suppressed by
Josiah came to the surface in Jewish
life.
4. When Jehoiakim assembled the
throne. jeremiah received a command
from Jehovah to renew his efforts with
added vigor.
S. In the face of opposition Of rul-
ers and priests jeremiah waged a re-
lentless warfare against wicaedness.
6. At one Of the feasts, when all the
cities of Judah were assembled in
Solomon's Temple, jeremiah launched
such a bitter attack that priests and
false prophets seized him and placed
him under arrest.
Z. jeremiah was dragged to court by
his accusers, who brought him before
the princes and people, declaring him
guilty of blasphemy.
8. The princes were the heads OF the
clans Of Judah. Times were troubled,
and they had forsaken the country to
take refuge in Jerusalem until peace
came again. They were council to
the king.
9. In later years, these princes. by
various degrees. changed into the body
known as the .Sanhedrin.
10. The princes were the judges.
The people were the jury. The verdict:
This man Is not worthy OF death; for
he hath spoken to us in the name OF
Jehovah our God"
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EPWORTH LEAGUE

The thirty-ninth annual convention
Of the Washington district Epworth
League was held in McKendree Church
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss
Lois Dounell, Junior League superin-
tendent Of the District, was in charge
OF the junior rally program Monday
evening. when more than 200 Junior
and intermediate leaguers met at the
church and presented drills, plays and
songs: kllacostia, Brightwood, Douglas,
Langdon. McKendree, Metropolitan,
Rosedale and Waugh Juniors and inter-
mediate comprised the program num-
bers.
The first general session opened
Tuesday evening with Miss Margaret
Lentz. presiding. The first vice presi-
dent led in halfhour devotional serv-
| ice, which was followed by the reports
| OF the district officers and local chap
tiers. Announcement was made that
Warren Briggs, president of Metropoli-
tan chapter, was the winner of the
award in the Stewardship Essay Con-
test, conducted by the District second
vice president Miss Ruth Griffith. The
essay was read to the convention. The
matter OF fixing a permanent meeting
place for the monthly board sessions
was briefly discussed and referred to
the District cabinet for a report.
OHcers were reelected as follows:
Miss Margaret LentZ. president: Miss
Mildred Rogerson, recording secretary,
and Miss Lois Donnell, Junior League
superintendent. The new officers are
Theodore Robb, first vice president
Dunbsrton Avenue Chapter; Miss
Marion Nichols, second vice president
Bowie Chapter Miss Marie Gott. third
vice president, Trinity Chapter; Albert
SiSson. fourth vice president Metro
politan Chapter; Miss Mary Webb. cor
responding secretary Douglas Chapter;
Thomas L. Kidwell. treasurer, Waugh
Chapter. and Miss Jessie Smith. assis-
tant Junior League superintendent
BrightWood CHAPTER.
Mr. Mlser led the convention in a
devotional service Wednesday evening.
Rev. william Pierpont pastor of the
church. led in prayer. The district ON
GERS presented sketches Of their depart
ment's activities. DR.. j. Phelps Hand
then gave an address.
D. Stewart Patterson and a group
Of conference officers installed the new
cabinet.
Charles A. Sutton of McKendree
Chapter was appointed chairman of the
committee on the revision of the consti-
tuition. Warren Briggs and Ralph
Lindsey are members of the committee.
Metropolitan Chapter will hold its
regular social tonight at the church and
a business meeting and election OF OIL
GERS will follow.
The Baltimore Conference Board Of
Epworth League is holding a meeting
tonight at HagerStown. Tomorrow even
ing they will hold a service at Frederick.
A young peoples supper conference
will be held Wednesday, evening at
HAfiiline Church at o'clock. Epworth
League officers are Invited.
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"SLEEPING DOGS" TOPIC
FOR REV. MARK DEPP
"Thc Birthday of the Church" Is
Subject for Morning Service
at Calvary Methodist.

'"The Birthday of the Church" will
be the theme of the sermon tomorrow
morning at the Calvary Methodist
Church, Columbia road near Fifteenth
street. At the evening service the min
lister. Rev. Mark Depp, again will
preach on the theme, Sleeping Dogs. )"
At the Young Peoples devotional
service at z o'clock. Miss Ethelwyne
Eine will lead in a discussion on why
the Present Concern About WARP" On
the following Sunday. the weather per-
hitting, the service will be held in Rock
Creek Park.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will give special missionary
tea Friday afternoon at the parsonage.
The program begins at 2 O'Clock. with
the following guest speakers: Mrs. w. F.
Mcdowell. Mrs. E. L. FORD and, Mrs. D.
w. Lum. who will talk about the branch
missionaries in Africa, China and India.
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CHURCH WILL CONCLUDE
FOUNDING OBSERVANCE
Celebration of Anniversary Will
Be Ended Tomorrow With
Special Services.

The celebration Of the thirtieth ami
versary Of the founding of Brightwood
Park Methodist Episcopal Church
which he's included several special
services this week will close with to-
morrow's program. DR.. w. L. Mcdowell
Of Philadelphia will preach at IL am.
New members will be received.
The evening service, beginning at 8
o'clock, will be Layman's night. The
speaker will be George w. Seabold,
teacher Of the Community Mems Bible
Glass at Glyndon, Md
Al Hopkins original Iill-Billies will
give an entertainment Monday evening
under the auspices of the Cole Bible
Glass Club.
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Sunday School Lesson
DR.. Hugh T. Stevenson.

civic Righteousness 1t is a great good
citizenship document, containing an up
| to-the-minute message for our own Ma
ton. Our failure to properly observe
the statutory laws and observe the
Constitution is spiritual one. Not
until we repent and return to the God
of our fathers, seek to glorify Him and
do His will, can We ever expect to have
the respect for civic law that we ought
to possess.
We have been deceived by our pros
perity and growing power. America
was born with divinely given mission
that called for us to serve God and
advance His kingdom. While Ameri-
cans may differ concerning their va
rious ways Of worshiping God We all
are one in our desire to serve Him and
do His will. but we fail sometimes to
give proper consideration to what He
wants us to DO in the emergencies Of
our daily life. Our first duty calls for
us to be obedient to God and to do
His will. Unless we do 1t we shall be
numbered among the nations who have
attained greatness and disappeared
from the sisterfood of nations through
failure to be obedient to God in our
dealing with oneNhnother.
jeremiah learned in his loneliness
that God kept His promises. The
RkOpllCO "OS vi W JeIlUVdIl dIlU
He was true to jeremiah, who had no
family or home to encourage him in
his dark hours. Although he lacked
the shelter and protection of home,
he found God was ever near. In last
weeks lesson, we saw how He saved the
prophet, who faced the possible inflic-
ton of death penalty, just as Stephen
did by speaking against the temple
and the city. jeremiah found out the
value Of true spiritual fellowship with
God and the blessings that loyal obedi-
ence always brings to those who trust
and obey. God calls us to live a life of
obedience to Him and His laws. II we
ell did this, then the problem of law
enforcement would be solved. Let us
follow the example Of the great prophet
and do Gods will and work in the
rrorid today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-18

IN spite of the antiquity of the city
it was only In the year 1855, UNI
der the pontificate of rope Urban II,
that the present See of Cadiz came
into being. The cathedral built at
that time was destroyed in 1896, when
the city was sacked by Lord Essex,
but 1t was replaced by q new one in
the following year. The inferiority Of
the structure caused new one, in a
modified Renaissance style. to be
commenced in 1870, according to the
plans of Vicente Crero. The work Of
its construction was suspended III 1859
for lack of funds and not resumed
until 1920, when the bishop. Domingo
de Silos Moreno, determined upon its
completion and devoted large por-
ton Of his revenues to that object.
It was at last completed in 1882,
at total cost of $1,50o.00o.
1t is $40 feet long, ZIG feet wide and
1876 feet in height The architecture
of this vast edifice, especially In the
interior. is solid. grand and impressive.
It Is divided into three ingnense naves,
supported by $50 tall Setss5ered Corin-
THAN columns, very rich and ornate.
The central nave is terminated by
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DR.. PIERCE TO SPEAK
ON 1.-THE GOOD DESIRE"
"The Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Come" Will Feature Motion
Picture Hour.

At All Souls Church, Unitarian, Six
teenth and Harvard streets. the min
lister, DR.. Ulysses G. 3. Pierce, will
preach at the IL o'clock service tomor-
row on the subject, THE Good Desire :"
The feature at the motion picture hour
in Pierce Hall at 7:45 pm. will be THE
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come"
DR.. and Mrs. Pierce will attend the
anniversary meetings of the American
Unitarian Association in Boston next
week. Among the other delegates from
All Souls Church will be Miss Mabel
White, Mrs Stephen Olop Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence c. Staples and Mr. w. c. Lee.
The final meeting of the Washington
Chapter Of the Laymen's League will
take place Thursday evening. when DR.
e. v. Wilcox. who has recently returned
from an extensive trip abroad. will
speak on his Impressions. particularly
regarding economic recovery and the
progress toward permanent peace.
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binding FORCES
DR.. S|zOO'S TOPIC
New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Pastor Announces Ser
mon for Tomorrow.

At New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, at IL o'clock, DR.
j. r. Sizoo will preach upon the theme,
Binding Forces"
Bishop William F. Mcdowell Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
Washington area will deliver the SER
mon at 8 pm. Bishop Mcdowell Is
chairman of the committee of the
Methodist Church appointed to meet a
similar committee of the Presbyterian
Church in the interest of organic unity
with these two religious bodies.
DR.. Sizoo will deliver the address at
0 mass meeting of the pre-aSsembly
conference of the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church, which meets
In ST. Paul, MINI, next week.
In recognition OF the dedication of
the Lincoln memorial tower on the
church and in memory of Abraham
Lincoln, to whom the dedication of the
tower win be made, the congregation
will lay q wreath at the statue Of Abra-
ham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial
next Saturday at o'clock. A wreath
will be placed on the grave of Or. Phin-
cas- D. Curley at 2:30 o'clock. DR.. Cur
ley was minister of the church during
the period that Abraham Lincoln wor-
SHIPPED there.
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"PENTECOST" is TOPIC
OF DR.. COVE G. JOHNSON
Pastor Will Preach at National
BAPTIST Memorial Church
Tomorrow.

At the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow morning, the pastor.
Dr.. Cove G. johnson, will preach on
the subject "Pentecost." In the evening
his subject will be IF We Sin VIII
fully" which is another question
sermon on current topics.
At the Thursday evening service the
subject 1.-The Word of God" Romans 9,
will be discussed.
The Young Peoples c. E. Society
of the church will have its annual BAN
ouet at $50 o'clock Friday The
principal speaker will be DR.. Rufus w.
weaver of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention. former president of Mercer
University. A program has been
arranged.
Troop No. 40, B. S. A., will be the
guests Friday evening with other troops
Of Corby's Bakery.
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HIGHLANDS CHURCH.
Pastor Will Preach Two Sermons
Tomorrow.

The series Of sermons on Marks Cos
pei will be continued at the Highlands
Baptist Church tomorrow morning with
sermon on How This World Is
Saved" In the evening the sermon will
be on "a Great Discovery"
The Woman's Circle will hold the
last missionary study meeting with
day evening The closing chapters of
the book on new Africa will be studied.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew.

The Potomac Assembly Of the Broth
crhood of St. Andrew, including menu
bers of chapters of the brotherhood in
the Diocese Of Washington and adjacent
territory. will meet June 6, at 5:l5
O'Clock, at St. Stephens Church, 1915
Newton street Dinner will be served
to the members attending in the parish
house of st. Stephens.
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Georgetown Lutheran Church

The World Needs Christ Desperately"
will be the subject tomorrow at IL
am. in Georgetown Lutheran Church
Rev. Harold E Beatty. pastor. Chris
tan Endeavor, pm. Topic, The Holy
Spirit and leadership" The Most
Practical Thing in the World" will be
the subject at the 8 pm. service.
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Mount Zion NJ. E. Services.

Rev Roy Carter, a blind pastor, will
preach tomorrow at O'Clock at the
Mount Zion NJ. E. Church, Twenty
ninth street between Dumbarton avenue
and o street. Services will also be held
at IL am; church school. $50 am. !;
Epworth League, $50 pm; brother
hood, Z pm: evening service with SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. julius S. Car
roll, o'clock.
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PLANS SERMON SERIES.
Or. N. P. Patterson will Preach on
"True Worship"

DR.. N. P. Patterson. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. announces a
series Of i've sermons on the general
theme of True Worship" The sermon
tomorrow morning will have this gen.
eral theme for its subject, and will be
largely Introductory. Then for the fol-
lowing four Sundays at IL o'clock the
other four will be given. The sermon
subject at the chapel, Massachusetts,
avenue and Thirty-sixth street, tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock will be THE
Good Way"
Church school will be held at both
the old church and the chapel at $3.50
am.
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BANKER TO MAKE TALK.
D. r. Scott to Address II Street
Christian Church.

B. T Scott, banker of Baltimore.
will address the H Street Christian
Church, Sixth and H streets southwest,
tomorrow at ii o'clock in connection
with the 1,899th birthday anniversary
Of the Christian Church.
Z. M. Kitchen. teacher of the mems
Bible class. will speak at 10 O'Clock. The
Bible school will meet at GAS am and
the pastor, Rev. H. C. Mayhem, will
preach at 8 pm.
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Celebrate Communion.

Holy Communion will be celebrated in
the Mckinley Memorial Baptist Church
tomorrow at pm, following covenant
meeting and short sermon. Bible school.
$50 am: preaching, IL am. and 8
pm: B. Y. P. u, pm. Prayer and
praise meeting Tuesday 8 o'clock. E,v.
8. Geriah Lamlsins, pastor.