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MINISTER WILL RESUME
CHURCH WORK IN FALL
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA. S. c., March 23-It is
believed unlikely Rev. Herman F. Dun
can. whose disappearance from Char
lotte created widespread search for
several days, will be able to take I'D his
work again before next Fall
This was the opinion expressed here
yesterday by his father, Rev. Watson
B. Duncan. D. D., of Lake City, S. c.,
who. with his son, passed through Col
umbia en- route home after an interview
with Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon In Char
lotte.
Rev. Mr.. Duncan failed to appear for
church services at the Duncan Memoir
ial Church March 10, and was not dis
covered until several days later in At
lanta. According to Dr. Duncan. he
and his son had very satisfactory" in
terviews with Bishop Mouzon, and Rev.
D. M. Litaker. presiding elder.
S. The young minister will remain at
Lake City with his father where he
will recuperate from a nervous break
down due to overwork. his father said
An indefinite leave of absence has been
granted by Bishop Mouzon.
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"G0D IN CHRIST" is TOPIC.

DR.. Earle Wilfey's subject at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church will be God
in Christ" tomorrow morning and in
the evening he will speak on Jesus and
Modern Youth" a special sermon for
young people. the fourth in series on
Jesus and Human Relations"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings at 8 Easter services will be
held, with DIR. Wiley preaching. All
women of the Christian Churches Of the
District are uniting Friday at 80 pm
in a prayer service which will be led BY
Mrs. Earle Whitley at this church. AS
part of this service an Easter pageant
THE Chalice and the Cup" will be
presented under the direction of Miss
Ardell Payne.
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"ROYAL DIADEM" IS TOPIC.

'"The Royal Diadem" will be the sub
ject tomorrow at IL am. in Georgetown
Lutheran Church by Rev. Harold E.
Beatty. pastor.
Confirmation service. Christian En-
deavor pm, topic: Making Jesus
King"
At the evening service at O'Clock
the subject will be Above Every Name. "
Services every night except Saturday
during Holy week.
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TWO TOPICS ANNOUNCED.

The sermon subjects of Rev. Thomas
E. Boorde, at Temple Baptist Church,
Tenth and N streets. will be THE Pur-
chase, The Price. The Purpose" in the
morning, and Small Change" in the
evening.
PRAYER service will be conducted in
the church each evening next week ex-
cept Saturday. The Woman's Mission
arv Society and the Ladies' Aid will
meet at the church Tuesday at II am.
Lunch will be served by the Ruth Clark
Circle
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DR.. SMITH TO CLOSE
SERIES OF SERMONS

Dr. c. Ernest Smith, rector of St
Thomas Episcopal Church, will preach
tomorrow the last sermon of his course
on Our Modern Gods" the subject
being Gold" At night DR.. William A.
McClenthen. rector of Mount Calvary
Church, Baltimore, will preach on "One
of the Hard Sayings of Christ"-"Ex-
cept We eat the flesh of the Son of Man
and drink His blood ye have no life in
you
Good Friday there will be four serv-
ices. at 9; 10. IL and o'clock. At the
IL O'Clock service, which lasts three
hours. there will be seven addresses by
the rector on Souls Degeneration.
"Souls Awakening" Home Religion. y
"Aeony-Spiritual, "Agony-Physical,''
END of Journey" and Peace"
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REV. WILLIAM D. KING =.
ANNOUNCES SUBJECT

The DAY of Palms will be used by
William D. King as the subject of his
sermon at II am in st. Paul's NJ. E.
Church South, Thirteenth and Critten-
den streets.
At 7:45 pm the Epworth League will
observe Anniversary Day" This serv-
ice will take the place of the evening
sermon.
Holy week the Brightwood Park M
T.. congregation will worship Thursday
at st. Paul's M. E. Church South, Rev
w. NJ. Michael preaching the sermon
Good Friday night the pastor of St
Paul's. with his congregation. will wor-
ship at Brightwood Park, Rev. w. d
King preaching.
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"MOSES IN Wilderness

Moses In Wilderness" is the sermon
topic for the o'clock service at the
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church,
Forty-second and Fessenden streets.
During the IL o'clock service the pastor.
Rev. Clarence r. Ferguson. will speak
on the topic. THE Living Disciple" an
illustrated story for the junior boys and
girls. The Bible school meets at $50
am. The Senior and intermediate B.
Y. P. U. Societies meet at o'clock.
Topic. Winning the Lost, One by One
Acts, viii27-38.
Midweek Bible study and prayer serv-
Ice Wednesday evning at 8 O'Clock. j.
j. III. Pool will be the leader.
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is TO BE CONFIRMED.

At the First Reformed Church, the
following young men and women will
be received into the full communion OF
the church by the rite Of confirmation ::
Helen C. Hepp. Dorothea L. Loehl, Mary
L. Lindsey. Herbert K. Purchase. Leon
ard M. King, Paul G. Bihlman. Charles
D. Wenrich, Karl H. Nau. Emily NJ.
Miller. Mary w. Rector. Marguerite A.
Rausch, Dorothy L. Rausch. Sarah H.
Regar, Gerda Brakeman, Elvenia P.
Brown, Thelma e. Nobel.
In the evening. the confirmation
classes of the past so years will hold a
special reunion service. Holy week Serv-
ices at pm. Tuesday, Thursday and
FRIDAY,
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HIGHLANDS BAPTIST.

At Highlands Baptist Church the
pastor, Rev. N. M. Simmonds, will con-
tinue the series of sermons on Marks
gospel tomorrow. preaching on Desert
Hours" In the evening the sermon will
be on 'Iifes Greatest Question" The
Ladies' Social Circle will meet with
Mrs. Ward Wednesday. and the Mission
Study Group will meet with Mrs. Clarke
Tuesday evening.
The church will hold evangelistic
services. beginning April IA. under
Rev. George Rittenhouse of Brooklyn.
N. Y. Mr.. Rittenhouse has been q
chaplain of the United States Army.
following pastorates in New York. For
some years he has been doing evangelis-
tic work.
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DAY
DULY OBSERVED
Founding of Sherwood Pres
byterian Sunday School
deliberately Celebrated.

The twentieth anniversary of the
founding of the Sherwood Presbyterian
Sunday school, Twenty-second street
and Rhode Island avenue northeast, was
celebrated last Sunday morning at $50
o'clock. The history of the school,
written by Capt. Arthur w. Beer. one
OF the early members and the first Sec
rotary of the congregation, was read by
Mrs. Edna Opperman. AS the reading
progressed it was interspersed by, three
tableaux depicting the organization OF
M. CLANCY and T.. F. Niemeyer, who
conceived the idea of a school in the
community, followed by the meeting of
the committee OF organization. and con-
Guiding by the presentation of the
charter members present. OF the ~
persons present at the first meeting on
February Z, 1909, 10 were present at
the service. consisting of James M.
Rauch. E. F. Niemeyer. Mrs. James P.
Benfer, Miss Rachel Benfer, Miss Mary
Benfer. Miss Ernestine Niemeyer, Mrs.
Amy Rauch Martin, John Scatter. Con-
rad M. CLANCY and Irwin r. Linton.
Ex-Superintendents Present.
The former superintendent answered
to the call excepting Paul D. Cook, who
now resides in Denver, Colo. where he
is superintendent of a M. e. Sunday
school. Those present were James M.
Rauch. E. F. Niemeyer, John Duncan,
Wilfred B. Putnam, James F.. Benfer
and Chester r. Smith, the incumbent.
Remarks were made by the first three
named and a letter was read from Mr.
Cook, regretting his inability to be pres
emit.
Since its organization the school has
produced seven young people who are
engaged actively in Christian service.
These are: Miss Rachel Benfer, mis-
sionary at Langdon Memorial School,
Mount Vernon. Kentucky; Miss Helen
S. Orth. missionary nurse, also in the
Langdon Memorial School; Miss Ernes-
tine Niemeyer missionary teacher in
Colombia. South America; Walter Wolf,
preparing for the ministry at the Nc
Cormick Theological Seminary, Chicago
H.. Bruce Gannaway, also preparing
for the ministry at Emory University
Atlanta, Ga; Merritt l.. Smith, engaged
in Christian Endeavor work in the Dis
trict, and Leslie Gibson, under the For
eign Mission Board. now pursuing
studies In Lafayette College, Easton, Pa.
The Misses Bcnfer and Niemeyer are
home this year on leave of absence and.
together with Merritt l.. Smith, were
present and each made short talks tell
ing of the help received while attending
the school.
Principal Address by I. r.. Linton.
The principal address was made by
Irwin r. Linton. organizer and for
many years superintendent of the Eek
ington Sunday school and who was
present at the first session and assisted
the school in its organization.
DR.. Harry, l.. Bowlby Of New York.
secretary of the Lords Day Alliance of
the United States, also made an ad-
dress.
The primary department has been
superintendent by Mrs. Charles Bodkin.
Mrs. Amy Rauch Martin, Mrs. Conrad
NJ. CLANCY. Mrs. w. B. Putnam. Mrs.
William DANTE and Mrs. Harry j.
Sherwood. incumbent.
Chester r. Smith. superintendent,
presided at tire exercises Sunday
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PALM SERVICE PLANNED.

At st. James Church, Eighth street,
between B and c streets northeast, the
blessing of the palms will take place
Just preceding the low mass at 7:30
am. tomorrow At the IL o'clock serv-
ice there will be solemn procession
about the church, through the parish
hall and. If weather permits, around
the church yard.
Rev. Father Parker. one OF the Holy
Cross fathers from West Park, N. Y.
will conduct the three hours devotion
Good Friday.
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"THE HARVEST" is TOPIC

At the National Baptist Memorial to
Religious Liberty the pastor, DIR. Cove
G. johnson, will preach tomorrow
morning on the subject. THE Harvest. "
Clinton N. Howard will preach in the
evening on the theme, Pearls of Para
disc"
The Pinkham Bible Glass for men
will welcome tomorrow morning the
teacher, Francis j. Lukens, on his re-
turn from an extended tour through
the Holy Land. He will give an out
line Of his experiences and impressions.
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FIRST BRETHREN TOPIC.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor Of the
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and E
streets southeast, will preach at II am.
tomorrow on the subject "A Word of
Triumph From the Cross" At 7:45 pm,
his subject will be THE Forgiveness of
Sins" These will be precommunion
sermc ms. Communion will be observed
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at
o'clock Rev. j. H. Cassidy gives ad-
dresses preparatory to the communion.
Sunday school meets tomorrow at $50
a m. Christian Endeavor at GAS pm.
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LEAGUE WILL HOLD
EVENTIDE SERVICES

The third annual Easter Eventide
services under auspices Of the Com
munity Bible Readers League will be
held March 81 at the Sylvan Theater
from to 6 o'clock.
A special meeting of the executive
board of the league was held yester-
day, with Mrs. Louis Harding EARL pre-
siding. to make arrangements for the
services. 1t was announced feature
of the program will be a Bible reading
from Braille volume. There will also
be the recitation of hymn in the
silent language with an interpreter.
Representative Nelson of Wisconsin
will preside. The invocation will be
given by DR.. Wooding, pastor OF the
lexington Presbyterian Church. The
principal speaker will be announced
later. In the event of Indictment
weather the services will be held on
the Treasury portico.
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WATCH SERVICE PLAN
OF EPWORTH LEAGUE

A morning watch service beginning
at $50 o'clock will be held tomorrow
by the Epworth League of the District
at the Brightwood Park NJ e. Church.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be celebrated.
The pastor, Rev. Walter NJ. Michaels.
will preach at the morning church
service. A cantata will be presented at
pm.
The Sunday school board will meet
Tuesday at pm. and Rev. John c.
MILAN. conference director of reli-
giOus education. will make an address
The church will unite Thursday even
ing in Lenten service with st. Pauls
M. E. Church South at the latter
church, Thirteenth and Crittenden
streets. Rev. Mr.. Michael will preach.
The two congregations will meet FRIDAY
evening at the Brightwood Church
when Rev. w. d. King will preach.
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EXPECTS THRONGS
OF WORSH|PERS
Washington Cathedral Max.
ing Special Arrangements
ior Welcome.

Special arrangements are being made
at Washington Cathedral for the well
come of thousands of worshipers and
visitors on Palm Sunday and Easter
Sunday as we'll as during Holy Week
In recent years Easter and the Sunday
preceding have become favorite times
for pilgrimages to the Gothic edifce
rising on Mount st. Alban
Increased national interest in the
building of the cathedral, resulting
from countrywide campaign activities
under the leadership of Gen. John j.
Pershing was indicated on the Sunday
before the inaugural when some 5000
persons entered the Bethlehem Chapel.
Prepares for Pilgrimages.
The Cathedral Guild of Ushers are
preparing to conduct small groups OF
pilgrims through the crypt chapels at
regular intervals throughout the day
on both Palm Sunday and Easter. The
cathedral's staff of vergers also will
assist visitors and explain the archi-
lecture Of the chapels.
1t is suggested by the cathedral
DSISUIlS WHO CdIlI1Ob
arrange to attend the services plan their
visits for hours when services are not
in progress. The recommended periods
are from 8 to $50 am; from to 5
pm, and from Sis pm. until the clos
ing Of the chapels at 6 pm.
Garden Will Not Be Open.
In accordance with the cathedral's
policy of Sabbath observance, the
Bishops Garden will not be open. The
c,lrators Office also will be closed on
Palm Sunday and Easter as on all other
Sabbaths.
Other portions of the Cathedral Close
will be open to the public, however.
and vista of the Nations Capital may
be obtained from the Peace Cross. one
of the hallowed monuments on Mount
st. Alban hillside An elevated plat
form at the western end of the cathe-
dral foundations in front Of the Ma
tional Cathedral School for Girls will
enable visitors to gain comprehensive
idea of the present cathedral construc-
ton. The platform faces the cathedral
and affords view Of the foundations.
the crossing piers. and the choir. Dur
ing the week this platform gives pill
grims the privilege of seeing just how
the great ediflce Is being built.
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SERVICE SERIES PLANNED.

The Gunton- Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church will begin tomorrow a
series of Holy week services. Rev. Ber-
nard Braskamp, pastor. will preach to-
morrow morning on the subject, us
Christ Our King?" On Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock there will be special
service in the church. with an address
by the pastor and the cantata. THE
Seven Last Words" rendered by the
chorus choir.
The members of the church and
congregation will assemble TO celebrate
the sacrament Of the Lords supper
Thursday evening.
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MESSAGE FOR YOUTHS.

DR.. B. H. Melton will preach to-
morrow morning and evening at the
Ninth Street Christian Church, eth and
D streets ne.
He will have for his morning subject.
"The Church and Her Children" This
discourse is for the young people of
the church. HIS evening subject will
be The Books apened in Heyen."
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PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR EASTER SERVICES

The sixth annual Easter sunrise serv-
ice, under auspices of the Federation OF
Churches. will be held again this year
on Temple Heights at O'Clock.
Huston Thompson. president OF the
local Y. M. c. A., will deliver the mes
sage. The detailed arrangements are in
charge of the committee on public
meetings of the federation. whose chair
man is DR.. F. C. Reynolds. pastor OF
Wesley NJ. E. Church. In Chevy Chase.
The chairman of the meeting will be
President c. H. Marvin of George
Washington University.
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PALM SUNDAY EXERCISES

At the Metropolitan M h d is t
Church Palm Sunday will be appro-
priately celebrated At the morning
service DR.. James Shera Montgomery
will deliver a sermon on the subject:
THE Triumph of the Galilean" and
in the evening he will give lecture
sermon on "Goodness-Is 1t Unprofit-
able?"
Special Lenten services will also be
conducted by the pastor Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings at 8
o'clock Thursday evening special holy
communion administered by the pastor.
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SERVICES ARE ARRANGED

At the Sixth Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning the pastor, Rev. God
frey Chobot, will preach Palm Sunday
sermon on the topic, His Strange
Claims"
Special services before Easter will be
held In the Chapel Wednesday evening
for young people; Thursday evening a
for men and general meeting
Good Friday night.
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MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.

At the Peoples Congregational
Church. M street between Sixth and
Seventh streets, the pastor. Rev. A. F.
Elmes. will preach tomorrow morning
on 1.-The Centurion's Story" The Young
Peoples service begins $50 pm. with
the theme for discussion, Making Jesus
King"
The Womans Missionary Society
has arranged for an address by s. B.
Coles, missionary from Angola. West
Africa, Monday, at public meeting.
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RETREATS ANNOUNCED.

Special observance of Holy Week at
the Y. w. C. A. will be made by daily
retreats led daily by members of the
staff from 8 to 800 am. and by Serv-
ice on Good Friday from to pm.
The Good Friday retreat is planned
especially for those who are unable
to attend the services held in the
churches from IL to g. There will be
opportunity for prayer and meditation.
The services will be led by Mrs. Irving
ketchum.
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SPEAKS AT PLYMOUTH.

Samuel B. Coles, missionary under
the American Board of Commissioners
Of Foreign Missions, located in Ga
language. Portuguese, West Africa, will
speak tomorrow morning at Plymouth
Congregational Church. Monday eve
ming he will address a missionary mass
meeting at Peoples Congregational
Church.
While in Chicago he was in con-
ference for two days with officials of
the Field Museum because of the study
that he has made on tropical diseases
as treated by the natives.
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TRIUMPHANT" Is THEME,

Triumphant" is the theme of the
sermon Of Rev. Harry Wilson. at Fiji
teenth STREET Christian Church. tomor-
row morning. The junior church meets
at IL am. under the direction of L. r.
Butler. Senior and intermediate En-
deavor and missionary training class
meet at 6:45 pm.
At the evening service the pastor will
have for his theme THE Lost Church. "
This is the fourth In a series OF special
Sunday evening sermons.
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HOLY WEEK SERVICES.

The rector of Ascension Church. Rev.
Thomas w. Cooke. announces list of
the services for Palm Sunday and Holy
week: Sunday at am, celebration of
the holy communion; IL am, process
sion of palms: holy communion and
sermon; 8 pm, evening prayer and
sermon.
There will be services Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday at 1880
am. 10 am. and pm. Good Friday
services at 1880 am, 10 am, Three
Hour Service" from IL noon to pm.
On Good Friday night address by the
rector and cantata
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TO DISTRIBUTE PALMS.

Palm Sunday will be observed at the
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church Sunday
by distribution of palms at the IL
o'clock service. when the minister, DR..
william H. Thomas. will preach. The
subject of his sermon will be THE First
Palm Sunday" At the evening service
the minister will preach from the sub
ject THE Forgiveness Of Sin"
night during Holy week. Thursday night
a class of probationers will be admitted
as full members and the sacraments Of
baptism and the Lords supper will be
administered Good Friday night Rev.
Dewitt Wilson will preach, followed by
holy communion.
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PALM SERVICE LISTED.

At Lincoln Congregational Temple
Palm services will be celebrated. Rev.
r. w. Brooks will speak from the theme
The Sacrifice of Jesus" At the end
OF the service palms will be given to
all. The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet at GAS pm.
DR.. Samuel B. Coles, missionary from
Angola. West Africa will speak at
pm. Mr. Coles has just returned from
Africa after five years extensive study.
The public is invited.
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REVIVAL SERVICES HELD.

Revival services are being held twice
each week day and three times on Sun
day at Shiloh Baptist Institutional
Church. Ninth and P streets. DR.. j
Milton Waldron. pastor, is being as
sisted by Revs. Horton and Randolph
Special services will be held with the
Junior intermediate and Senior c. E
Societies tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming and with the Sunday school at the
morning service.
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SERVICE HOUR CHANGED

Beginning Palm Sunday the congre-
CATION of Northminster Presbyterian
Chapel, Alaska avenue and Kalmia
road, will inaugurate a morning service
to displace the evening service now be-
ing held. The service will begin at
IL o'clock with Rev. Mr.. Cursor off1ci-
ating.
The Sunday school at $50 am. and
the Christian Endeavor meeting at $50
pm. will continue as usual.
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TWO BAPTIST SERMONS.

At Second Baptist Church, Third
street, between H and 1 streets. the
pastor. Rev. j. L. S. Holloman, will
preach tomorrow at II am. on Dis
corning the Signs of the Times" At
& pm. Rev. A. w. Adkins, pastor, First
Baptist Church, Alexandra, Va, will
preach.
The Bible School will meet at $50
am. and B. Y. p. U. at pm.
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DRAMA TO BE PRESENTED.

Rev. S. E. Rose, pastor of the Pet
worth M. E. Church. will preach Palm
Sunday at IL O'Clock on THE Day OF
Triumph" A sacred drama will be pre-
sented In the evening. Holy week Serv-
ices are: Wednesday, motion picture OF
The Life of Christ; Thursday eve
ming. holy communion and meditation
by the pastor; Friday, address by Rev.
B. I. MCGOWAN OF Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-23

who Are Our Brothers." Is the sub
ject of lecture tomorrow evening at
Sis o'clock at the United Lodge nj
Theosophists, 709 Hill Building, Seven
teenth and I streets. Wednesday. eve
ming at 8:15 o'clock the study class will
consider the subject of Differentiation
of Species"
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SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE.

There will be a special Sunday night
meeting. 3 o'clock for Centennial Bap-
fist Church members, friends and
visitors. Rev. E. Hez Sven, pastor,
will be assisted by DR.. Rufus Weaver,
formerly president Of Mercer University,
North Carolina, who will preach the
sermon.
The II o'clock morning subject is
pushed Person" DR.. Sven preaching.
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HOLD REVIVAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pollock of ILL.,
nois are conducting revival services at
Columbia Heights Christian Church
1435 Park road, every night except Sat-
urday at 7:45 o'clock.
The pastor, Rev. Harvey Baker Smith
will preach tomorrow.
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A. M, Harris to Sneak.

A. M. Harris, president of the North
ern Baptist Convention, will speak to
the Baptist Ministers Conference at
Calvary Church Monday morning at
10 o'clock The meeting will adjourn
In time for the meeting of the Ministe-
rial Union.