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SPECIAL SERVICE
|. FOR men ANDDOYS
Rev. W. S. Abernethy win
Preach on "The Man
Power of the Church."

Rev. w. s. Abernethy, pastor, will
preach at Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow morning on 1.-THE Man Power
of the Church" The men and boys
will be special guests. At o'clock his
subject viii be Greater Things Just
Ahead" and the students and faculty
Of Bliss Electrical School viii be the
guests Of honor.
The junior church service will be
held at IL o'clock in Baker Hail. with
Rev. Homer j. Councillor, assistant pas
tor, in charge.
Rev. A. b. Bryant will hold services
for the deaf In Baker Hall at o'clock,
The monthly social will be held Tues
day at o'clock.
The Jane r. Abernethy Chapter of
the World Wide Guild will meet in
Burial Hall Monday evening at 9
O'Clock.
Mrs. Grace weekley will conduct the
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Tuesday at 8 o'clock.
The Vaughn Glass Executive Com
mittee will hold dinner meeting
wednesday in Vaughn Hall, followed by
the club meeting.
The mid-week prayer service viii be
omitted Thursday evening and the
service merged with the meeting OF
the Columbia Association at Grace Bap-
fist Church
Page Nick. Etchison will give an
illustrated lecture on the Passion Play
under the auspices of the Lucia Greene
Chapter of the World Wide Guild Fri
day at Sis o'clock in Baker Hail.
The Junior Department ofncers and
teachers will meet In the church parlor
Friday at 8 o'clock.
The Oficers' Council Of the Sunday
school will meet Monday at o'clock
In the church parlor.
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SERMON TO PREPARE
FOR WEEK OF PRAYER
DR.. ]. ]. Rives to Preach on "God
and Life" at Francis Asbury
N. E. Church South.

DE-. j. J. Rives, pastor of Francis
Asbury n. e. Church South, win preach
special missionary sermon tomorrow
at ii o'clock to inaugurate the week Of
prayer TO be observed by the Woman's
Missionary Society. His subject win be
God and Life" Devotional meetings
will be held Tuesday. Wednesday and
Friday at IL o'clock in the ladies' class
room.
At the evening informal service DR..
Rives win preach on Getting Rid of
Trouble"
The Epworth League devotional serv-
ice viii be IN charge of Miss Burley
Martin and the subject will be why
Do Christians Differ on What Is Right
and wrong?"
A business and social meeting win be
held at the parsonage Monday evening.
The council meeting will be called at
1850 pm. and the business meeting at
8 pm.
Prayer meeting, led by DR.. Rives,
Thursday evening.
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TWO SERMONS LISTED
FOR LOCAL MINISTER

Rev. w. H. Pinkerton will occupy the
pulpit of the National City Christian
Church tomorrow morning. His subject
viii be The Most Essential Institution
on Earth Today" At the evening serv-
ice he will preach on THE Basis Of
Forgiveness"
At the social Of the Alpha G. +.
Society tomorrow evening Mrs. L. @.
HERMAN win be hostess. At the meet
ing OF lie Rendezvous Claude A. Cook
viii lead the discussion on "I'ne Re-
wards Of Work" and Miss Mildred Wick
VIII be the hostess at tea at O'Clock.
Miss Martha James will participate IN
special program arranged by Walter
8. Pagan, ir. and Alfred Kline.
At the Vermont Avenue Church
building Wednesday at O'Clock the
Business Women's Circle will meet for
supper. Mrs Nellie Emerson will have
charge Of the program and the follow
ing will take part: Mrs. Gertrude MUS
tain; Mrs. Gene Laird and Miss Minnie
Buchnags
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Capernaum was stirred by the mir
acles and messages Of the Lord Jesus
Medical science was not the exact
science then that it is today. The Mas
ter'S subjugation Of the demons. his
relieving OF Simon Peters mother-in-
law Of her burning fever and his cur
ing Of the leper added to the prestige
power and persuasive character of His
sermons. His miracles confirmed His
messages. He gripped men by the
courageous addresses that He delivered
His originality was seen in His speak
ing, not as the scribes, but with gra-
ciousness and power, and gave Jesus
great audiences 1t neceSSitated the ap-
pointment Of the IL apostles. After His
inaugural address. delivered in His Ser
mon on the Mount. that outlined the
principles of the kingdom of God. the
Lord returned to Capernaum to give q
practical demonstration of His gospel
Through our failure to grasp and prac-
tice His teachings we face the perils OF
war, because the nations of the earth
have not learned how to overcome racial
and national prejudices through faith In
one another and love for all mankind
Christ received an enthusiastic re-
ception upon His return to Capernaum
that had become His headquarters. He
Wno 4AlCb ny - dcfcBdIiOn OI
leaders of the Jews, requesting Him to
comply with the petition of Roman
centurion, because he had proven his
love for the Jewish people. Although
he was the offlcial representative Of the
government that they hated and de-
spised, this man by his sympathetic
attitude toward their faith and Eener-
Gus giving Of synagogue had demon
Strated that he was worthy. This GEN.
turion had accepted evidently the
Hebrew faith, but had not become a
proselyte of their religion. He was
earnest and sincere, gracious, coura-
passionate. Matthew informs us that
as soon Is the elders had made their
plea for His assistance Jesus said, Il
will come and heal him" These words
revealed at once the fact that Jesus
was willing to minister to men of an
alien race. He sympathized with the
centurton's love for his slave. He rec
ognized that the Roman soldier pos
sessed real faith in His power to heal
When He proposed to go to the centu-
rion's home to heal the sick slave the
Lord knew that He would become cere-
monially unclean but He did not permit
that prejudice to interfere with His
desire TO help the suffering slave.
The CenturiOn's Faith.
While the centurion had demonstrated
real faith in the healing power of the
Lord Jesus by requesting that He heal
his favorite body servant of his nervous
trouble, he exhibited courteous consid-
Grafton of the contamination Of the
Master, according to the Jewish law,
should He carry out His plan to visit
the centurion's home, by sending Jesus
message that modestly declared that
the centurion did not consider that he
was worthy Of such consideration.
He demonstrated faith that surprised
the Master by his suggestion that his
experience had taught him the power
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BISHOP WILL OCCUPY =
ST. MARGARET'S PULPIT
Right Rev. Clinton 8. ouin Of
Texas to Preach Tomorrow
at IL AN.

Bishop Clinton Simon Quin of Texas.
missioner. win preach In St. Margaret's
Church tomorrow at IL am. Holy COM
munion will be at 1880 am, when the
organized workers of the parish and
members of the Communicates League
WIN make their corporate communion,
with special intention for the success
Of the mission. Sunday school viii con-
vene at $50 am. The afternoon serv-
ice Is suspended because Of the mission
airy mass meeting In Constitution Hall
at pm.
During the week of the mission holy
communion win be celebrated daily at
1880 am. Thursday there will be SEQ.
ond celebration at IL am. The faith
and youth meetings and services, under
the auspices of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew, will be held at 6 pm. Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Monday Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday supper will be served
in the parish house following the serv-
ice, which will be held in the church.
The parishioners will jon in the mission
center at All Souls for the preaching
mission.
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YOUNG PEOPLE MAKE
"WORLD TOUR" TUESDAY

DR.. Harvey Baker Smith, pastor of
Columbia Heights Christian Church,
will have for his subject tomorrow
morning THE Hour for Christian
Unity and at 8 pm. Kings and
Slime Pits"
Mr.. and Mrs. william Collins, 67O3
Forty-fourth place, will be the hosts
to the Home Builders Glass Tuesday at
8 pm.
A world Journey by the young peo-
pies department of the church will be
given Tuesday evening, leaving the
church at O'Clock. Clyde Melville is
conducting the party.
The Disciples Missionary Union, con-
sisting of representatives from the Is
churches in Greater Washington. will
meet at the church Tuesday evening.
The DR.. Mary Longdon missionary
group will be entertained Friday by
Mrs. william Collins at 1890 O'Clock
at her home, 67o3 Forty-fourth place.
Chevy Chase.
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1.-THE SIN OF SILENCE"
is SCHEARRER'S TOPIC
Pastor Of TakOma Presbyterian
Church Also to Give Second
Address in Series.

THE Sin Of Silence" win be the SER
mon theme Of Rev. r. Paul Schearrer
In the TAkoma Park Presbyterian
Church ct the III o'clock service to-
morrow. At tho o'clock service he
win give the second address in series
OF devotional studies on the Lords
Prayer. The topic tomorrow night win
be Thy Kingdom and Thy Wili.n
The church school and adult Bible
classes will meet at $50 O'Clock Lau-
renee Hoover will lead the intermediate
Q. 3. Society ut $50 o'clock. taking as
his topic How Shall I Spend NV
Timer" The Senior Society will meet
ct the same hour.
The annual thank Offering meeting Of
the Women's Missionary Society will
be held wednesday at IL o'clock. A
missionary playlet win be presented.
Mrs Robert A. Ramsay will lead the
devotions and the pastor win deliver
the address.
Or. Z. v. Wilcox, world traveller and
writer. will address the Brotherhood
Club Wednesday at o'clock.
The pastor will conduct the mid.
week service Thursday ct T:sO O'Clock.
The Light Bearers will meet Friday
at 4 O'Clock. The Boy Scout troou win
meet Friday ct 1850 o'clock
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PREACHING MISSION
PLANS COMPLETED
Episcopal Gathering Here to
Discuss Fundamentals
of Christianity.

Final preparations for the Preaching
Mission of the Episcopal Church to be
held In washington and adjacent parts
of Maryland from November is to 23
have been completed, IL was announced
by DR.. Arson Phelps Stokes, chairman
of the commission in charge of the
mission.
Beginning with the opening meeting
In Constitution Hall tomorrow at pm,
IS missioners, including bishops and
other noted preachers of the Episcopal
Church, win preach daily In IS mission
centers of the diocese on THE Funda-
mentals Of Christianity and the Chris
tian Life"
At the opening service tomorrow
Right Rev. James e. Freeman, Bishop
OF Washington, will presided. The
speakers will be Bishop Coadjutor
r. e. L. Strider of West Virginia
and William C. Sturgis of the College
of Preachers, Washington Cathedral.
Prayers will be offered by Bishop Irving
Peake johnson of Colorado, chairman
of "The Seventy while Bishop Philip
Cook of Delaware, vice chairman of
the National Commission on Evangel-
ism. will read the Scripture lesson.
More than 80 of the missioners will
r present at this service, but will not
pear in vestments. The music will
be by the Cathedral and other church
choirs. The service will be broadcast
by WNIAL.
The Diocesan Preaching Mission is
the outcome of three factors-the
bishops crusade, organized by the
National Commission on Evangelism,
under Bishop Darst: the work of THE
Seventy" under Bishop Irving Peake
johnson of Colorado, and the College
of Preachers, washington Cathedral. of
which Right Rev. Philip NJ. Rhine
lander is warden.
The Preaching Mission is the result
Of a resolution passed In the thirty
fourth convention of the Diocese of
Washington. May IS. 1929, instructing
the Diocesan Commission on Evangel-
ism to prepare for such mission.
The Diocesan Commission on Evan
gelism consists of the following: Rev.
Thomas ]. Brown, Rev. Luther B.
Franck, Rev. Albert H. Lucas, Rev.
Franklin L. Metcalf, Rev. Willard F..
Minnick, Rev G.. Freeland Peter, Rev.
J. J. Queally, Rev. William w. Shearer,
Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes, Rev. F..
Bland Tucker, Rev. Thomas d. windi-
ate, Rev. H. A. Woolfall, Mrs. Spencer
Wood, DR.. w. Sinclair Bowen, H. Law
renee Choate. Busey Howard, Coleman
Jennings and Hugh T. Nelson.
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
SERVICES OUTLINED

The subject of the sermon tomorrow
Of Rev. James H. Miers at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will be the Para
bic OF the Empty House" At 8 o'clock
DR.. Evans. missionary from Western
Africa. win be the guest preacher.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
hold its annual thank Offering service
ct this session.
At 4:30 pm. the Senior Christian En-
deavor Society will meet IN Kelly Hall
Tor prayers, and after tea at o'clock
the regular meeting will be held in
Kelly Hall at z O'Clock. The Junior
Christian Endeavor Society will meet at
q o'clock In the intermediate Sunday
school room. Miss Peggy Nelson will
lead and the topic Is, why God
Created Man"
The minister's class win meet. Thurs
day at 1850 o'clock. The trustees and
on1cers Of the Ladies' Aid Society win
meet Thursday evening.
The Blake Chapter, Westminster
Guild. will meet Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Charles Dresilius. 442
Manor place. Members are requested to
bring sewing materials and to meet on
the Thirteenth street front of the
church at Z pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-15

NEAR the steep banks of the Mat
took River. which separate Louth
from the adjoining county of Meath,
are the ruins of the Abbey OF Mellifont,
the frst Cistercian monastery ever
established in Ireland. st. Malachy,
while on his way to Rome in 1888, be-
came acquainted with st. Bernard, and
the wonderful work which he was doing.
Accordingly, in 1142, he induced
Donough O'Carroll, the prince Of
Oirgiallach, or Uriel, TO endow an abbey
Of that afIiliation, and obtained for it
q colony of monks from st. Bernard's
own abbey of Clairvaux.
The friendship of st. Malachy, to-
getller with the fame of st. Bernard.
and the reputation of his monks for
sanctity and learning soon brought to
the new foundation large possessions,
and 1t constantly grew in Importance
and influence. It's abbots afterward
came to have the privilege Of a seat in
Parliament.
When the n1onaSteries were seized by
The English Government about the
middle Of the sixteenth century there
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Y. M. c. A. NEWS

E. NJ. Bryan, member Of the Gem
trail Committee Of the Organized Bible
Glass Association, will speak at the
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, tomorrow ct 1918 o'clock.
An illustrated lecture on the Passion
Play will be given 1t the st. Marks
M. z. Church, Baltimore, Nd. tomor-
row night at o'clock by Page NICK
Etchison, religious work director Of the
Y. M. @. A DR.. j. r. Herson, formerly
Of this city, is pastor of this church.
Mr. Etchison viii speak in the morn
ing at the Northminster Presbyterian
Chapel at III o'clock.
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CHURCH WILL TAKE UP
BUDGET ON NOVEMBER 2:

The trustees Of the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church have named
November 90 as the day on which the
annual budget of the church will be
UNDERWATER. At a special meeting OF
the board called by DR.. Phillip s.
Smith, chairman, a tentative budget
was drawn up to be recommended to
the congregation tomorrow. Members
of the church will be asked to form
teams which, under the direction OF
the board, shall solicit funds for carry
ing on the work in 1881.
Mrs. r. L. Livingston, president OF
the Woman's Association, has completed
plans for a bazaar to be held Novem-
Der 20, with a supper at O'Clock.
Seven Days of Astonishment" is the
subject of the sermon to be given by
the pastor, Rev. George Farnham, to-
morrow at IL am.
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SERIES TO CONTINUE

The series Of evening addresses on
the ten commandments VIII be contin-
ued tomorrow at lexington Presbyterian
church by the pastor. Rev. Henry B.
Wooding. He win also speak at the IL
o'clock service.
meeting Of the Aid Society win be
held Tuesday evening in the Sunday
School House at o'clock. Franklin
Adams win speak on THE Growth and
Development Of the Patent once
Prayer and praise service win be held
Thursday evening.
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"CURSING THE FIG TREE"

Or. Ulysses q. B. Pierce, minister Of
All Souls Church (Unitarian), an
nounces as the subject Of his sermon at
the IL o'clock morning service tonior-
row "Cursing the Fig Tree" The
church school will assemble at Gas
o'clock. Mrs. Benjamin T. Smith has
taken charge of the kindergarten class
which Is held during the church hour.
The speaker at the Book Chat, held
in the alliance room at $50 o'clock win
be DR.. J.. N. B. Hewitt, of the Smithson-
ian Institution. His subject will be
Myths Of the Irouuois" to which he
has given many years of careful study.
The FIRST of o series of church din
ners viii be held Thursday. The
monthly dance and card party under
the auspices of the Washington Chap
ter, Unitarian LayInen's League, will
take place Friday evening.
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RECEPTION FOR MEMBERS

The sacrament Of the Lords supper,
with reception of new members, will be
observed at Peck Memorial Chapel to-
morrow at 7:45 pm. The pastor. Mr..
Ketchum, will also preach at IL am.
The Sunday school will convene at
GAS am. The Afternoon Women
Glass will be taught by Mrs. Gillett.
The subject of the Christian En-
deavor meeting at pm. is Jesus an
Example of Stewardship" David Al
bert Proctor will lead the meeting.
The Peck Dramatic Club will give q
play in the parish hall Thursday and
Friday at pm.
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WILL DISCUSS BOOKS

At Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, DR.. Chesteen Smith, minister
Religious Book Night" will be observed
tomorrow. Miss Mary Gordon of Rust
Hall will speak on The Gospel In
Recent Books" DR.. Smith will give an
Interpretation of THE Bridge Of San
Luis Rey" The pastors theme at the
morning service will be THE Cynics
View of Religion and'Life."
The annual bazaar of the Ladies' Aid
Society will be held Tuesday from $50
to 10 o'clock and on Wednesday from
3 to o'clock. Dinner viii be from
$50 to Z o'clock.
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C. (. BANQUET PLANNED

DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor Of the
Gunton. Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church win preach tomorrow morning
on the subject Building the Upper
Gate"
The four Christian Endeavcr Societies
VIII hold Q banquet Tuesday ct $40
o'clock In the assembly room. After
the banquet Or. Lyman Sexton viii
give stereoptican lecture entitled, "In-
terestine and Unusual Areas of Our
Appalachian Mountains"
The Marco Club win have a turkey
dinner Friday at $50 o'clock. At 8
o'clock the club will present play.
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"WISH" is SERMON THEME

Or. j. s. Montgomery viii conduct
services at the Metropolitan Methodist
Church tomorrow morning and speak on
"A Tireefold Wish" In the evening
ct 8 O'Clock he will deliver the third
address in the series, "A Summertime
Across the Sea-" The special subject
Tor Sunday evening will be Five I'M
mortal Pictures"
Young Peoples prayer meeting viii be
held in the vestry Tuesday evening at
o'clock and the regular prayer service
WIZ be held Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-15
REVIVAL CONTINUES

Evangelist Joe and Mrs. Jeffers are
continuing the revival meeting in WASH
ington In Bethany Baptist Church GYM
nasiuna.
Rev. Jeffers and his workers are
broadcasting daily over Station WJSv
from 12:45 10 / O'Clock. They win
have q special service tomorrow night
from $50 to 10 O'Clock over station
WJSV. The De Molays will assist REV.
Mr.. Jeffers and DR.. Hugh T. Stevenson,
the pastor. Monday night q special
program for young people, with moving
pictures, viii be given. Services win
continue throughout the week.
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BISHOP WILL PREACH

Right Rev. r. E. L. Strider, bishop
coadjutor OF West Virginia, will preach
at st Johns Church, Lafayette Square,
tomorrow morning.
In the Diocesan Preaching Mission
the church and the Church of the
Epiphany viii cooperate. using the
Church Of the Epiphany as the center.
On Sundays. November 16 and %
there will be no evening services in
st. Johns Church in order that the
people may attend the Preaching Mis-
sion at tllezC Church Of the Epiphany.
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Highland Bantist i.

The English Family Bell Ringers will
conduct the service tomorrow evening
In the morning the church will give the
morning service to the laymen OF the
church. The pastor. Rev. N NJ. Sim
monds, will preach on The Man Of God
in the City"
The Thursday evening n1idweek sery-
Ice viii be omitted on account of the
meeting of the Columbia Association of
Baptist Churches.
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Memorial Brethren.

World Missions Advancement day will
be observed tomorrow and the women
and girls of the missionary societies will
have charge of both services. At II
O'Clock DR.. Evelyn G. Luke will speak
on Missionary Concepts" and in the
evening at O'Clock the girls of the
Otterbein Guild will present the pa
geant Lighted to Tighten" The Sun
day school and c. z. Societies will have
special features.
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TakOrna Lutheran.

Rev. r. G. Steinmeyer, pastor, will
preach tomorrow morning at st. Mat
thew's Lutheran Church, Kentucky ave-
nue. at Fifteenth street southeast, at
$50 O'Clock.
Miss Frances Dysinger, superintendent
of the Lutheran Inner Mission Society
of Washington, will speak at the eve
ming service, which will be IN charge of
Otto Wildensteiner. Sunday school
meets at 1880 am.
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Forty Hours Devotion.

The devotions of Forty Hours will
open tomorrow morning at st. James
Catholic Church. Mount Rainier, Md. A
high mass will be celebrated at IL o'clock
by Rev. J. Edward Malloy, pastor of the
church. The mass will be followed by a
procession Of the Blessed Sacrament
Sermons will be preached on Sunday
and Monday nights. The devotions will
close Tuesday night.
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WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN

Simon the zealot" viii be the sub
lect OF the sermon at the Western
presbyterian Church tomorrow at IL
am. In the evening at 8 O'Clock the
theme will be An Old Grizzled SIM
ner"
The annual bazaar and Turkey dinner
! VIII be held in the parlors of the
church December and 3. A play
viii be given by the Trilla B. Young
Sunday school class November Is at
S:l5 pm.
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DR.. THOMAS VIII. PREACH
Will Discuss "our Lost Selves" at
IL O'Clock Meeting.

The pulpit at the Metropolitan A. M.
=. Church win be occupied tomorrow
at IL O'Clock by the minister, Or. VIII
liam II. Thomas. who VIII preach on
Our Lost Selves" At the evening serv-
ice, Rev. Jebedee Hawkins win preach
on The Witness Of the Holy Spirit"
Church School, at $50 q. M; Christian
Endeavor League $50 p. m Subject OF
discussion, "Jesus-an Example Of
Stewaroship," Beverly H. Long, leader.
The Ministerial Alliance Of the WASH
ington district OF the A. M. e. Church
VIII meet In the church parlors Tues
day at ii q. m. Paper by Rev. @. s.
Butcher on Forms Of Church Govern
ment."
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First Brethren

The revival will close tomorrow with
three services. At IL O'Clock Evangelist
Charles H. Ashman of Johnstown, Pa,
viii preach on "A Garland for Ashes"
At 3 pm. his subject will be Where
and What Is Heaven?" At 7.45 pm.
the subject will be Mans Answer to
God" Sunday school meets at $50
am. Y. p. c. E. meets at 6:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-15
BISHOP ABBOTT TO SPEAK
Will Conduct Mission at St. Marks
Episcopal Church.

Bishop H. p. Abbott.of Lexington viii
conduct mission at st. Marks Episco-
pal Church from November Is to %.
There will be daily celebration Of
the holy communion at 7:30 am; a
children's service conducted by the
bishop daily at $50 PM: an address to
boys only at !, pm, by the rector, and
the mission service with sermon by
Bishop Abbott at 8 pm.