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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-09
DR.. WILFLEYS SERMON
TOPICS ANNOUNCED
Services Tomorrow at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, Morn
ing and Evening.

DR.. Earl Wilfey's subject tomorrow
morning at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church will be rs 1t Nothing to You?"
At the evening service, in which the
'teen-age young people will participate,
his topic will be Jesus and the Home, -
the second sermon in series on the
general theme, Jesus and Human Rela-
tons"
Beginning Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock and continuing during the week
at tbs pm, there will be standard
leadership training school under the
auspices of the Maryland, Delaware
and District of Columbia Christian Mis-
sionary Society.
The faculty and courses consist of
DR.. j. S. Noffsinger of the Church of
the Brethren, Washington, "A Study
of the Pupil; Harry c. Munro. super
intendent of leadership training. Dis
ciples of Christ, THE Principles Of
Teaching" and Percy Thomas, director
of religious education, chesapeake area,
Disciples of Christ, THE New Tesla
ment." All sessions of the school will
be held at the church, but the enroll
ment is open to all interested in taking
any of the courses.
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Sunday School Lesson
BY
DR.. Hugh T. Stevenson

and breaking of the bread would pro-
claim the Lords death. 1t spoke to
them of His saving power through the
gift of Himself as the Redeemer OF men.
He was not forced to die, but endured
the cross out of love for them. No one
is compelled to remember Jesus by
force. Unless one wishes to remember
Him they cannot comply with the Mas
ter'S persuasive request to remember
Him. The wine proclaimed his death
so that men could be reconciled to God
through the redemption of His blood
This opened door of mercy and saw
ing grace to the whole world.
1t was a seal of their covenant rela-
tions to Christ. Enemies never eat
with one another in the East. Partak-
ing of the Lords supper was a pledge
of loyalty to the Master 1t was a
recognition of the fact that their spir-
itual life depended upon the maintain
ing of their fellowship with Him. 1t
spoke not only of the source of their
salvation but of the continuance of
their spiritual life through fellowship
and service with and for the Master.
just as we need daily bread for the
strengthening of our bodies, so Chris
tianS need His constant abiding pres
ence and power. The partaking of the
bread and cup fills men with the con-
seriousness of their Lords presence and
power in their daily life.
The rite inspires His followers to look
forward with hope of meeting their
Lord face to face and partaking with
Him in glory of the fruit of the vine.
Inspired by the hopes of a future life,
and of His constant presence, the fol-
lowers of the Lord Jesus are summoned
to His work and to live a life of self
denial, sacrifice and surrender, so that
the timeless benefits of His salvation
may be made known to all men. This
is the worlds only hope today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-09
EVANGELlSTIC SERVICES
LAST 2 MORE WEEKS
Charles Taylor, Jr., Will Preach
Three Times Tomorrow at
Metropolitan Baptist.

The evangelistic services which
opened last Sunday at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Sixth and A streets
northeast, by the Taylor party will be
continued two more weeks, beginning
tomorrow. Services will be held eacn
night except Saturday.
Charlie Taylor. jr., is the evangelist.
He will preach three times tomorrow:
At IL am, on 1.-The Shepherd Psalm:
8 pm, How Many Monkeys Does 1t
Take to Make Man?" and 7:45 pm,
sold! To the Highest Bidder"
The Taylor party consists OF Charles
Taylor. sr.; Laurie Taylor and Charlie
Taylor. jr.. the preacher. He mas neen
travelling in evangelistic work since he
was years old.
This party was with DR.. John Comp
ton Bail, pastor of the Metropolitan
Church, year ago. At that time more
than 10000 people attended the services.
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PREACHERS NAMED
FOR COMING WEEK
Or. G.F Peter and Right Rev.
Frank Du Moulin viii
Be Speakers.

The special preachers at the Lenten
MONDAY services at Epiphany next
week will be DR.. G.. Freeland Peter,
canon of the Washington Cathedral,
who will speak Monday, and Right Rev.
Frank Du Moulin of Philadelphia, who
will occupy the pulpit at the services
Tuesday to Friday inclusive.
Bishop Du Moulin also will be special
speaker at the diocesan service to be
held in Epiphany Church Tuesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock.
Canon Peter was at one time asSo-
ciate minister at Epiphany Church, be-
fore becoming rector of ST. James
Church, Richmond, which post he re-
signed to accept Bishop Freeman's invi-
tation to become a member of his
cathedral staff.
The rector of Epiphany, DR.. 2. B.
Phillips. will preach at the II am. and
8 pm. services tomorrow. At the latter
service he will continue his series OF
sermons on 1.-THE Lords Prayer"
The parish clergy will off1ciate at the
evensong services at 4:45 every day
next week except Saturday.
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"LIvING WORD" Is TOPIC.
Rev. c. r. Ferguson Will Preach
Two Sermons.

Isaac With Abraham is the sermon
topic tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church,
Forty-second and Fessenden streets, by
the pastor. Rev. Clarence r. Ferguson
At IL O'Clock he will speak on 1.-THE
Living Word" He will tell the junior
boys and girls story about THE Lion,
the Bear and the Serpent"
The teachers and officers training
class will meet at 1880 pm Monday and
Thursday. Monday evening they will
review the book Building a Standar o
Sunday School, and Thursday evening
will take the examination. The super
intendent Of the Bible school, Edward
j. Fox, is the teacher.
The Bible school meets Sunday at
$50 am. Senior and intermediate
Baptist Young Peoples Union at Z pm.
Bible study and prayer service Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. Study Jonah.
the second chapter, next Wednesday
evening.
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MISSIONARY TO SPEAK
BEFORE LEAGUE MONDAY
Fourth Presbyterian Pastor Will
Preach Tomorrow on 'fThe
objectionable Sim"

1.-THE objectionable Sin" will be the
subject of DR.. James H. Miers, pastor
of Fourth Presbyterian Church, tomor-
row morning and at 8 pm. 1.-The Water
That Jesus Gave"
The Betty K. Newton Missionary
League will meet Monday at 8 o'clock
Mrs Roland H. Evans, missionary from
Africa, will be the speaker. Refresh
ments will be served. At the last meet
ing the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. j. H. Shear; first vice
president, Miss Bertha Gillian; second
vice president. Mrs. j. B. Shuts; secre-
tary, Miss Elizabeth Everhard; treas
urer, Miss Margaret Free: secretary of
literature, Miss Eleanor Nixon; members
at large, Mrs. w. A. Patton and Miss
Marguerite Neff.
The Women's Aid will meet at 1890
am. Tuesday in the adult Bible class
room. The church history class will
meet Wednesday at 1880 o'clock in
Kelly Hall and from $3.50 to 9:30 o'clock
the Book of Hebrews will be studied
Dr. Miers will lecture at both classes.
At the prayer service, Thursday at s
pm. in Kelly Hall, the pastor will speak
on the Compassion of God, Ishmael
and Hagar."
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Epworth League Notes

Brookland Chapter held "tacky"
partv social Thursday evening.
| The Baltimore Conference Board OF
Epworth League is meeting in Baltimore
tonight for the annual election OF OIL
ficers.
Miss Mildred Rogerson will lead the
devotional service at Brookland Cnapter
tomorrow. The topic is Life Service.
The general topic tomorrow Is Paths
to Peace" Matthew v.43-48: Mic. W.l-4.
Miss Esther Owens leads the devotion
al service al Forestville Chapter, MISS
Mary Gastrock at Douglas. James Cow.
ling at Hamline and Randolph Beineid
at Woodside.
The new officers of the Arlington
Chapter will be installed tomorrow by
the pastor, Rev. Latch.
Anacostia Chapter will hold husi-
ness and social meeting Tuesday, ana
Woodside Chapter will hold the month
ly business meeting.
Metropolitan Chapter will hold its
monthly business meeting Thursday at
the church and Saturday there viii be
q social Under the direction or Albert
Sisson, fourth vice president. A feature
OF the social will be spelling match,
the prizes for which have been contrib
uted by various firms.
The District nominating committee
will meet Thursday at the home of the
chairman. l.. /. McDougle, lr., 2O25
I street. at 8:15 pm.
The monthly business and social OF
Forestville Chapter will be held Friday.
Leonidas I. McDougle, jr., Metropoli-
tan Chapter, will be the speaker for
young peoples night Of the pre-Easter
services at -Hampden Church,
Baltimore, tomorrow evening. DIR. Grant
E. Ward, formerly institute physician,
will also speak at the service. which
will be In charge of George H. Burrier,
former institute manager.
All chapters are requested to send
topic card or list of their leaders
and activities each month to L. ]. Nc
pougle. jr. 2o25 ] street.
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PAGEANT TO BE GIVEN
BY CHURCH JUNIORS
Woman's Department of Washing
ton Federation Sponsors
Program.

"The Key" a pageant given under
the auspices of the junior section of the
women's department of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches, will be
presented in the assembly room of the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
An Evening With Shakespeare" will
be the subject of an address to be given
by DR.. Richard Burton, lecturer and
author. March IS at o'clock in the
assembly room.
Back of the Gift" will be the subject
of the sermon at II o'clock tomorrow by
the pastor, Rev. j. Hillman HOLSTER.
DR.. Merton S. Rise of the Metropoli-
tan Methodist Episcopal Church. De-
troit, Mich, will be the preacher at the
next Union Lenten service of the five
Protestant churches of Chevy Chase.
which will be held Thursday evening at
8 o'clock in ALI Saints Episcopal
Church
The Light Bearers Mission Board will
meet in the parish house Wednesday at
3:15 o'clock to hear a continuation of
THE Adventures of John G. Patton"
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Bible Questions
OF the Day
By HyIo,y x. Howl.
The Lords Supper.
By Harloig r. Hoyt.
Questions.

questions.
/. How did Christ arrange for the
last supper?
2. How could a man with pitcher
be identified in the crowded streets?
3. Who was the man with the pitcher?
4. When was the last supper held?
5. Hold did Jesus come to wash the
feet of His disciples? .
6. How did Jesus institute the Lords
supper?
z. What is its significance?
8. When was the great commission
given to the apostles?
8. What version of the last supper
is studied in todays lesson?
10. When and where was it written.
Answers.
1. From Bethany, outside Jerusalem,
Christ dispatched Peter and John to
Jerusalem to find man with pitcher
and bid him furnish them with room
in which to celebrate the Passover.
2. Water was carried by women
rarely by men. The task was performed
in the evening-rarely in the daytime.
Hence, a man with pitcher in the day.
time was an outstanding figure.
g. The man with the pitcher was John
Luke, who wrote the third gospel. The
house was the home OF Mary, his
mother, and the room was an upper
chamber.
4. On the evening of April s, 80 AID
5. The apostles argued as to which
one should occupy the position of honor
at the table. To teach them humility
Jesus washed their feet.
6. Taking bread and blessing 1t, He
gave it to his followers. In a similar
manner He gave them wine, telling
them the bread was His body and the
wine His blood.
7. Jesus was enacting parable-one
of His favorite methods of instruction
His death upon the cross was to be re-
called at each gathering by the enact
ment of this ritual.
g. In the month of May, 80 AID, in
Galilee, before the ascension.
8. The version as recorded by Paul
in his first epistle to the Corinthians.
10. This epistle was written by Pau
during his stay of about three years in
| EphesuS-53-56 AID.
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DISCUSSED B

theism receives its consummate setting
in the second Isaiah. This process con-
stitutes prophetic Israel the perpetual
servant Of mankind in divine realities.
@. In Luke, xxii32, Christ said to
Simon. when thou art converted
strengthen thy brethren"
Was Simon Peter disciple OF Christ
and not converted or did Jesus have
some other idea underlying his state
ment?
A. DR.. Mofratt translates this verse
as follows: "And you in turn must be
strength to your brothers" The Greek
word rendered converted" in the Au-
thorized Version means ito turn back"
In this connection it signifies ito turn
back to find" The context shows that
st. Peter had to pass through crucial
ordeal during which his faith would be
temporarily eclipsed.
Once this trial is over and he emerges
from its doubt and darkness into the
loyalty and light of his fellowship with
the Master. the apostle will be the better
able to minister to the other apostles
who have to some extent shared his eX-
perience Do not forget that according
TO New Testament teaching repentance
and conversion are not single acts con-
fined to definite time, but processes
continuously felt ny the believing soul.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-09
"0ur Daily Bread" Pastors Topic

DR.. Frederic w. Perkins, pastor of the
First Universalist Church, will preach
at the IL o'clock service tomorrow morn
ing in the Ambassador Theater, where
that church Is conducting its services
pending construction of the church
building at Sixteenth and S streets. his
topic being Our Daily Bread" This
Is the fourth of series of Lenten SER
mons interpreting the Lords Prayer
At pm, devotional meeting of the
Young Peoples Christian Union, at 1917
New York avenue. topic, 'Lenten Book"
led by Miss Eleanor Bonner.
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REV. VIM. A. ElSENBERGER
TO PREACH TWO SERMONS
Morning and Evening Subjects at
Church of Covenant Are
Announced.

Rev. William A. Eisenberger will
preach tomorrow morning and tomor-
row night at the Church of the
Covenant. The mornings subject, "A
Disbeliever's Confession" and at night,
Gods Answer to Humanity's Cry"
The Sunday school will be in session
at GAS O'Clock. Prof. A. j. Jackson of
American University will teach the All
Corners Mems Bible Glass, continuing
his study of 1.-THE Sermon on the
Mount" Miss Mabel NJ Thurston will
teach the Everygirls' Glass and DIR.
Charles Thorn will teach the mixed
adult Bible class. The Christian En-
deavor Society will hold its devotional
service at o'clock.
DR.. Harris E. Kirk of Baltimore, Md,
will address the men Monday night at
s o'clock on 1.-THE Importance and
Future of the Central Churches of
Great Cities" The midweek service
Thursday night will be conducted by
Mr.. Eisenberger.
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~ BELIEVE" TO BE TOPIC
FOR SERIES OF SERMONS
"Pilate's Wife" Will Be Subject
for Evening Service at Chevy
Chase Baptist.

Rev. Edward c. Clark, pastor, will
begin a series of morning sermons to-
morrow at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church on the general subject, II Be-
lieve." The message this Sunday will
be entitled. ''I Believe in Man" Others
to follow will be, II Believe in God"
I Believe in Jesus" / Believe in Life
Eternal" The service begins at II
o'clock.
pilates Wife will be his subject in
the evening at 745 o'clock.
A father and son banquet will be
held Friday at $50 o'clock under the
auspices of the Sunday school. The
Sunday school addition, nearly COM
pleted will be dedicated with appro-
pirate exercises in the near future.
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Second Sermon to Be Given.

The second in a series of special SER
mons on Worship will be presented
by the pastor. Rev. A. F. Zines. of the
Peoples Congregational Church. M
street between Sixth and Seventh
streets, tomorrow at IL O'Clock, the
theme being THE Place of Worship"
"How to Become a Christian" is the
theme for discussion at the young peo-
pies hour.
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Church Program Arranged.

At the First Baptist Church, Hyatts-
vile, Md, the Pastor, Rev, B. P. Rob-
ertson, will preach tomorrow morning
on the subject, 1.-THE Nature of the
Kingdom Rev. Luther ~Kinard will
preach for the pastor tomorrow eve
ming. The pastor will preach for the
Centennial Church in the evening.
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WOMEN TO BE IN CHARGE,
Society to Conduct Service at
BrightWood Park Methodist.

"Our Relation to God as Stewards"
will be the subject of Rev. Walter M.
Michaers sermon at the Brightwood
Park Methodist Episcopal Church at II
o'clock tomorrow. The service at
pm. will be in charge of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, with Mrs.
Thanksgiving Ann" a stewardship
play, will be given Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock, to which all members and
friends of the church are invited.
The annual every-member canvass
will begin tomorrow afternoon. 1t is
planned to complete it within the week.
The Cole Glass Club will give g
dinner Tuesday from 5 to z pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-09
COMMUNION AT. 7::30.
Will Be Celebrated Tomorrow at
/ st. Margaret's Church.

4 st. Margaret's Church.
Z Holy communion will be celebrated
at st. Margarets Church, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place, tomorrow
at 7:30 am. At IL am. the services
will be morning prayer, with sermon
by the rector, Dr. Herbert Scott Smith:
At 4:3o pm. there will be service OF
evensong, with sermon by Rev. A.
Leffingwell of Bar Harbor, Me. Other
activities are: Brotherhood of st.
Andrew, Junior Chapter, at 1890 m;
confirmation instruction, continuation
classes, $3.50 PM; Young Peoples So
ciety, pm, and Sunday school,
GAS am.
During the week there will be
Ienten service daily at 4:45 pm, ex-
cept on Thursday and Saturday. The
rector will speak Monday and Wednes-
day on the parallels and the assistant
on Tuesday on Christian Living"
There will be celebration of holy
communion at II am. Thursday and at
3 pm. a lecture by Bishop Rhinelander
on Some Obstacles to Faith and How
to Overcome Them"
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"Divine Ownership" Is Topic.

Divine Ownership" will be the SUBJ
ject of Rev. B. H. Whiting of the
Friendship Baptist Church, First and
H streets southwest. tomorrow at. IL
am. THE Speaking Heavens" will be
the subject at pm. Sunday school,
$50 am; B. Y. P. u, 6 pm; prayer
and praise service, Tuesday, 8 pm.
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ST. PAUL M. {. CHURCH.
Prayer Service Cancelled
for Thursday Night.

Services will be conducted at st.
Paul Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Thirteenth and Crittenden streets, to-
morrow, as follows: Sunday school, $50
am; sermon at II am. by the pastor,
Rev. William D. King, subject, 1.-THE
Child: Epworth League. 7 pm; sermon
at pm. preached by Rev. J. H. Bal
this, presiding elder of the Washington
district.
There will be no prayer service Thurs
day evening on account of the meeting
of the Woman's Missionary Council at
Mount Vernon Place Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-09
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN
HONOR DAY TOMORROW
DR.. A. E. Barrows to Be Assisted
in Service by Classmate, Rev.
John w. Hoyt of California.

John w. Hoyt of California.
Honor day will be observed tomorrow
at the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
The pastor, DR.. A. E. Barrows, will be
assisted in the service by his classmate.
Rev. John w. Hoyt of California, who
will preach on the subject, Pioneering
for Christ Beyond the Churches" The
evening service will be under auspices
of the Christian Endeayor Society,
Raymond B. Hutchinson, president.
Miss Mabel N. Thurston will be the
speaker at this service. 1.-THE Quest OF
Youth" will be her subject.
At its meeting this week the mems
Bible class elected the following Of
ficers: Teacher, George H. Winslow;
president, Edward B. Swailes; first vice
president, f. j. Henning; second vice
president, E. j. Bush; secretary, Rich
ard E. West; assistant secretary,
Beverly M. Leache; treasurer, Joseph G.
Kaufman; assistant treasurer, J. P.
Hunnicutt; social secretary, David j.
Roberts.
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PASTOR OUT OF; CITY.
Takoma Park Baptists to Hear DR..
Millington Tomorrow

MIIIIHB LON IOHOTTOWs
At the Takoma Park Baptist Church,
Piney Branch road and Aspen street,
tomorrow, at II am, DR.. H. w. o. Mil
lington, executive secretary of the Co
lumbia Association of Baptist Churches
will speak. At 8 pm. the intermediate
Baptist Young Peoples Union will pre-
sent program.
The pastor, Rev. William e. La Rue,
will be out Of the city on speaking
engagement Tor the day.
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SERMON SERIES GIVEN.
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church
Program Is Announced.

A series of Lenten sermons is being
preached by the minister of the Metro
politan A. M. E. Church, DR.. William
II Thomas. Tomorrow morning at the
ii o'clock service the subject of his
sermon will be Pilates second ques-
ton to Christ, What Is TRUTH"
At the evening service, DR.. Cnaries
f. Stewart, a former pastor Of the
church. will preach the annual sermon
To the United Volunteers Society. OF
which Mrs. Charity E. Smothers is the
president.
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DR.. 7. M Waldron to Preach,

DR.. j. Milton Waldron will preach at
Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church to-
morrow at IL am. on Soul Winning
How and Why" and at 8 pm. on Seek
ing to Save-Are You Engaging In This
Glorious Work?" The $4,000 rally will
continue during the day.
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GASQUE TO SPEAK.
South Carolina Representative to
Address Bible Glass.

Representative Allard H. GasQue,
from South Carolina, will address the
Harrison Bible Glass of Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Church, 1898
Thirty-first street. tomorrow morning at
GAS o'clock in the auditorium of the
church. His subject will be: Baptism
and the Lords Supper"
o. G. Clay will have charge of the
lesson and give short talk on 1t. All
men are welcome.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH TOPIC
DR.. q. G.. B. Pierce Gives Subject
at Morning Service.

At the IL o'clock morning service at
All Souls Church (Unitarian), Six
tenth and Harvard streets, the min
ister DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, will take
for his subject, Turning Water Into
Wine
The speaker at the Book Chat at
$50 pm. will be DR.. Alton PEBBLES.
He will review Dean McConn's recent
book on education: kindergarten or
College," white Shadows of the
South Seas" is the feature picture
which will be shown at the 7:50 PM
motion picture in Pierce Hall.
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"HAMAN" TO BE SUBJECT,
Rev. N. M. Simmonds Continues
Sermons on Book of Esther.

"S~NHHAOAAN1 VIZ 1GVV3A V1 AASI11CAe
At the Highlands Baptist Church the
sermons by Rev. N. M. Simmonds on
the book of Esther will be continued
tomorrow evening. The sermon this
week viii be on Hannah" In the
morning another sermon on Marks
gospel will be given: Kingdoms
Growth
The Golden Rule Glass will hold its
annual supper Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Simmonds, teacher of the class.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet with
Miss Klein Wednesday afternoon. The
Golden Rule Glass will give a sketch
Friday in the chapel.
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natural resources. We are organized to pro-
mote banking, manufacturing, commerce and
various industrial enterprises We are organ
lied for protection against all kinds of foes at
home and abroad. Labor is organized EN-
ployers are organized. We are organized poti-
cally.
We must be organized to protect and de-
velop the higher spiritual aspects of our beings;
to learn the truth about life here and hereafter;
to fight against self1shness and to promote the
Golden Rule. All of these things and many more
the Church stands for.
I feel that my life can count more in the
struggle to gain these things for humanity if I
an organized Church So I am for the Church