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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-11
Special Topic
Program Cioen
By Methodists

The Methodist missionary Soci-
ETY. observed he week OF prayer on
Monday with a very interesting pro-
gram. given at an all-day meeting
The meeting opened al 10 a. m.
with the West Brownsville circle in
charge. Mrs. Willie "A. George,
chairman, presided. and opened the
program with a devotional. The
Rev. o. c. Grow. presiding elder,
talked on ..e great prayers OF the
Bible.
Two musical numbers much APP
preciated by the audience were a so.
10 by Mrs. Thos. Sweeny, accom-
panied by Mrs. j. II. Greene, and
| a duet by Mrs. Sweeny and Mrs
Greene. accompanied BY Mrs. John
Snowberger.
Mrs. z. T. Yates gave an inter
esting talk on the history. work
and present needs Of the Eliza Bow
man school in Cuba, to which q
part Of the week Of prayer offering
is devoted,
The central circle. Of which Mrs
@. S. Stell is chairman. had The
second hour Of the program. anc
opened with a devotional by Mrs
w. B. McBryde. Mrs. Stell had a.
her topic The Saints Pray" Mrs
Z. Il. Pierce sans a solo.
Rev. Fisher Talks
At the luncheon hour a plate
lunch was served to about fort!
members and several guests. Pas
tors Of all the local churches were
invited. but the Rev. and Mrs. .
r.. Smith, Of the Baptist church
and Mrs. Howard were unable L
attend. Mrs. Sterling Fisher wa
also absent because Of illness. TIL
Rev. and Mrs. r. o. Macintosh
Episcopal. the Rev. and Mrs. E. r
Day. Presbyterian. the Rev. II. J
Howard. and the Rev. Sterling Fish
or were present.
In the afternoon FL Jardin circl
had the first hour. Mrs. Fred Bar
ton. chairman. gave an inspiration
al talk on the value CT prayer il
the presnt day, and several ap
propriate songs were sung.
Mrs. HarTisn Diltz led the de
votional for the young matron:
circle. and Mrs. G. G. Stewart
chairman. talked on the Wolf Set
Element at Tampa. Fla. TO which
a part OF the offering goes. Mis-
Kate Failor sang two solos.
The Rev. Fisher. new Methods
pastor. gave a talk 70 the societ,
which proved very interesting.
The church parlors were beauti
fully decorated with red roses anc
fern.
The week Of prayer offering
amounted to $3.50.
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Rio Grande City
GAY PARTY v
AT CLUB ROOM

The Officers club room at Fort
Ringgold was the scene Of a gay
party Thursday evening when the
officers ard ladies observed Hal
lowe'en.
Jack OLanterns and flowers In
Halloween colors were placed in
all available places. Game accessor-
les showed the seasons colors also.
At a late hour. refreshments were
served to the following guests:
Major and Mrs. Geoffreys Keys,
Major and Mrs. Walter Hamilton,
Captain and Mrs. RoSsiter Garity,
Captain and Mrs. Ralph Lewis,
Lieut. and Mrs. George ClauSsen,
Lieut. and Mrs. w. E. Finnegan,
Lieut.. and Mrs Jack De Pew
Mrs. Perry Of Chicago. Captain II
M. Shoemaker, Captain A. Olsen
and Lieut.. e j. Mentally.
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The country club, at which the
affair was given. was a wilderness
or flowers, the gay hues making a
sharp contrast with the gloom Of
the day outside. Lights shaded IN
the chosen shades of purple, rose
and yellow shed a mellow brilliance
which gave added charm 70 the
scene.
In keeping with the dainty theme,
straw hats IN yellow. purple and
green, tied with maline, and filled
with flowers were placed on the
tables. piano and mantle.
Dinner Party
Hand-embroidered French cover
were used on the tea tables. Mrs.
Gordon Street and Mrs. j. L. Rent
fro poured at one. and Mrs. Law
renee Brady and Mrs. c. V. Hamil-
ton at thu other.
Greeting the guests in the receiv-
ing line were Miss More, her moth
er, Mrs. Lena Gay More, Mrs. z. w.
Bounds. Jr., Mrs. w. r. Jones and
the hostess. Nearly n hundred
and fifty guests called during the
afternoon.
Miss More was named honoree
at another pleasant affair on Mon
dav evening. when Miss Elinor
Richardson entertained with a din
ner party, followed BY dancing. The
guest list included the wedding par
ty and several other names. They
were: Misses Elizabeth More, Gay
More, Dorothy More, Florence
Burns. Elizabeth Creager. Una
Seaman, Laura Lee Tansill. Salome
McAllen. and Sallie Russell. Mrs
G.. c. Richardson and Mrs. Lena
GAY More: Messieurs j. c. Collins
Bob Collins, Lanier Mccall. Albert
Hervey, Carroll Thomas OF San Be-
nito: George Goodrich. Jimmie
Russell. and Sid Eidman: and
Charles Slate Of K~ingsville.
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N SOCIETY CRQES--A ETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN s=

Modern Art Music talking on the
folk song and the first comic
opera" which was composed by
Adam de lie Hale.
Several violin selections were
rendered by Mrs. w. w. House
wright and Mrs. o. T. Roots with
DR.. Mamie Poster playing the piano
accompaniment.
A guest Of the afternoon. Miss
Edith Cox Of the Central Power and
Light company gave a short dis
cussior on home management, cook
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Fred Debardeleben
Weds Miss Shuler

Announcements have been posted
reading as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ellis Shuler announce the
marriage of their daughter. Glad
yce Dottie. Z o Mr. John Frederick
De Bardeleben on Saturday, the
eighth Of November. nineteen hun
dred and thirty, Gonzalez. Texas"
The young couple will make their
home in Houston. Mr.. De Bar
delben is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. De Bardeleben Of Browns
VILE.
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AFFAIR COMPLIMENTS
CLUB AND GUESTS

Mrs. H. l.. Kidwell was hostess to
the Tuesday Bridge club al her
quarters in Fort Ringgold Las wax
and invited a number Of guests to
play with the members, arranging
the affair as a compliment to Mrs.
Perry of Chicago, who is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. George
Claussen. The house was attract
lively decorated with red radiance
roses and corona. Large bowls OF
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San Benito
INTERESTING PROGRAM
PRESENTED BY CHAPTER

The regular meeting Of the Alpha
Delphian chapter was held We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George I. Campbell.
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. N. Craig. with Mrs. John
Shelandcr as leader for the after
noon. She gave the preliminary
discussion of The Beginnings OF
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Bazaar Dates
Are Changed

The date OF the bazaar held by
the Altar society Of The Sacred
Heart church annually has been
changed from the first week in
December IL. II and Is. The change
was made because Of a mission to
be held at the Sacred Heart church
the first week In December.
The Altar society met Monday
afternoon, the members spending
the time sewing for the bazaar.
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Facts For Fat Folks

Mrs. Name Carey Of Buffalo. n.
e., writes-"Since I began takinT
Kruschen Salts I have lost =
pounds and I feel rs If ! had lost
so pounds feel so good and the
best part Of it ell is that 1 eat any
thing I like"
An IS cent bottle Of Kruschen
Salts lasts 4 weeks. Get it at Nc
Kay's Pharmacy o. anv drr'o st7--
in the world. To- -
socon in a glass OF hot water be-
fore breakfast every norning-Ml-
lions take this little daily heath
dose. Adv
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ing. refrigeration and lighting.

ing. refrigeration and lighting.
The Old French School, was TIN
subject Mrs. 9. L. Hudson described
Mrs. John r. Harris then talked On
The Gallo-Belgiac School,.
Mr. Robert S. Bone took as hes
topic for discussion Instruments
Music OF the Middle Ages. ant
Early Fors OF Popyphonic Music"
The club will meet next nc thu
home of Mrs. G. 4. Hudson on
November 70. with Mrs. T.. J
Schmidt as leader
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benefit bridge the first week In
December to raise funds.
A number OF the members are
planning to attend the district
conference in E~dinhurg on Satur-
day. especially the banquet in the
evening.
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Baptists Study
Lesson on China

The two circles of the Baptist
Missionary society met together at
the church with u members pres
ent. The lesson on China was
taken from the Royal Service book.
and was led by Mrs. Ryser. Mrs.
Z S. Leftwich led the devotional.
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Business Women
Elect Two Members

Two new members. Miss Elsie
Reid. and DR.. Grace Anderson, were
elected TO the Business and Pro-
feSsional Women's club Monday
evening at the regular monthly
business meeting.
The club also decided to have a
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Society Calendar
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Just Sew club with Mrs. McPage
Null.
Self Culture club With MS. Fl.
l.. Fitch.
Dance al the country club given
by Mrs. AL Parker for Miss Eliza
beth More.
Merry Matrons club With Mrs.
Harry Grove.
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Asters Decorations
At Charming Affair

Gorgeous asas III deep shades OF rose and purple. yellow shasta
daisies and green fern gave the color note for the smart tea given on
Monday afternoon from four to six by Mrs. w. E. Heaner, compliment
I'M Miss Elizabeth More, whose marriage to Mr.. J. c. Collins is to take
place Nov. 2O.
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Bridge Club
Meet POSTPONED

The meeting OF the Lucky Thir-
teen bridge club. which was 10 have
met Wednesday has been post
pcned until Nov. 10. owing TO in
clement weather.
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Lyford
HUNTING PARTY

A hunting party composed OF
several local men spent the week
end near Boca Chica duck hunt
ing. Messrs j. B. Baldridge, Perry
Gillet. Fred Gillet, Rush Land, ia
mie Mitchell and Lusk Keene, were
in the group.
PERSONALS
Miss Mae Belle Stewards Of Los
Coyotes was a weekend guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Butler.
Mrs. A. j. Critchfield and son.
Charles, were in Harlingen Tues
day.
Misses Lutte and Myrl Baldridge
Of Harrington were here Tuesday
visiting home folks.
Morris Gillet, Ray Baldridge and
Hampstead Mitchell have returned
from central Texas where the for
mer two have been the past t~v
weeks. Hampstead has been IN
Fife the past several months.
Mrs. j. r. Osborne and son we're
Raymondville business callers Sat-
urday.
Miss Erma King has gone to
Corpus Christi where she will c
side with her brother. Rev. Leon
ard King and attend school.
Mrs. c. A. Breese has returned
from a visit with a friend, Mrs. 5.
S. Rose in Harlingen.
S. +. Thornton was in Raymond
vile Saturday on business.
DArN,.. - n-1r A-~. @-nN+
S-lday al the G.. w. Wiley home
visiting George Jr.
Messrs s. r. and r. d. Thorn
ten and w. z. Taylor were business
callers in Harlingen Friday.
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Free instruction for ladies each
Thursday two O'Clock Campoelfs
Bowling Alley Adv Il
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Los Fresnos
SUPPER, BAZAAR
PLANNED

The members OF the Methodist
Missionary society met Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. >.
D. Baker az her home north OF
town. The afternoon was spent So
cially. Committees were appointed TO
arrange for the supper and bazaar
TO be held al the Water Building
on November 81.
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Los AMIGOS CLUB

LOS AMIGOS CLUB
The members of the Los Amigos
Bridge club met on Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. <. Barr. After the games high
score was held by Mrs. G. B. wal
Ter and S. T.. Henderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Chatelle received consola-
ton Gifts.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Jack Farmer returned last week
from ST. LOUIS. Mo.
Miss Julia Bowles left Thursday
for Bolton. where she Will enter
college.
NIr. and Mrs Q. Q Siderius and
son. Glen. Of san Benlto. were
guests Of Nj and Mrs. c. c. Crit
chett last week.
Miss Laura Cook Of San Benito
was an all night guest OF Miss
Louise Scarlet aSJurday
Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Carroll and
Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD Carroll spent
the weekend al Hochheim. where
they were called by the illness OF
Mr.. Carrel Sr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Downey OF san
Renito was en- all-night guest o.
Mrs. S. z. Barr aSturday.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Blngley OF
Edgley. North Dakota. arrived
Tuesday 10 spend the winter in
the Valley.
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DINNER HOSTESS

DINNER HOSTESS
Mrs. F. c. Richey very pleasantly
entertained with a dinner Thurs
day evening honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Whipple. the event being
their sixteenth wedding %annivers-
airy and the tenth Of the host and
hostess.
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NINTH BIRTHDAY
PARTY

-rs. c. 3. Waller very pleasant
lv entertained on Friday evening
honoring her son Govey. the ocua-
sion being his ninth birthday. Nu-
merous games. tricks and contests
were enjoyed. Refreshments were
served BY the hostess TO the follow
ing children: Doris Maria PedeI-
son. Evelyn Kyle. Patsy Jean Daw-
son. Verdale Page. Glenn Pratt,
Paulie Peterson and Ralph Leeper.
DINNER PARTY
The members OF the Los Fresnos
Altar society entertained their
husbands with a dinner on Friday
evening at The home of Miss Mary
Smith
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DINNER PARTY
ALL-DAY MEETING

The members OF the MetAOdIsl
Missionary society met on Tuesday
afternoon al the home of Mrs. W.
II. Marshall. A devotional and bust
ness meeting was held. The women
decided to observe week END prayer
with an all-day meeting at the
home al Mrs y. O. Chatelle.
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LUTHER LEAGUE

When the league holds its uuar-
terly meeting at the Lutheran Church
OF the Reformation March 4 the devo-
tlonais Will be conducted by DR.. John
Weidley and an address will be deliv-
cred by DR.. ". j. Gould Wickey. former
president OF Carthage College, Carthage,
Ill, recently elected executive secretary.
board OF education, United Lutheran
Church. The theme of this meeting
will be Education"
graduation exercises, at which Dr.
Fisher OF Gettysburg College delivered
lecture Illustrated by motion pictures
were held at the Washington lutheran
Training School for Church workers
last Monday evening. Certificates were
awarded by DR.. N. j. Gould Wickey.
dean OF the school, and refreshments
were served by members of Miss Freda
Steffen's Sunday school class.
Lessons From Johns First Epistle"
Is the topic which will be presented at
st. Paurs Luther League tomorrow eve
ming. Carl o. Brudin will lead the
Zion League In the study of the tonic
The Value of the Bible for Nom
Christian Nations" Members of zion
League will visit Children's Hospital
tomorrow Sunday afternoon.
Fred L. Schickler, corresponding sec
rotary of Maryland Synod League. was
a speaker at the open meeting OF the
Anna May Wood class Of the waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church last Tues.
day evening.
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DR.. LAMBETH GIVES
TOPICS OF SERMONS
"A Lost Note in Professionalism
Will Be Subject for Morning
Address,

The pastor, DR.. w. A. Lambeth, will
preach at Mount Vernon Place Church
tomorrow morning on "A Lost Note in
Professionalism" and in the evening on
Recovering Lost Faith
In the junior congregation service,
held at IL o'clock in the Sunday school
auditorium. Rev. H. r. Deal, junior
preacher, will preach the sermon, his
subject being James, Christian"
The meeting of the WomanS Mis-
sionary Society will be held on Tuesday
as IL o'clock. The Mission Study Glass
will meet after the luncheon for the
discussion of the second chapter of
The Crowded Ways" by Sears.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety will meet Tuesday at 8 in room 10
The Board of Lay Activities will meet
in the pastors study Tuesday evening
At the prayer meeting service Thurs
day evening the last three chapters of
The Church and the World Parish"
will be reviewed as follows: Christian
Service to the Immigrant" by DR.. G. P.
Clark; Christ and the Country Peo-
pie" by Miss Grace Gannaway, and
The Characterization of Southern In
dustry," by Judge E. K. Campbell.
AS part of the program of the BIZ
monthly meeting of the Washington
City Epworth League Union Friday eve
ming Rev. Joseph r. SiZoo, pastor of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, will speak in the main audi
forum of this church.
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1.-THE FRONT DOOR"
IS SERMON TOPIC
Francis Asbury M. E. Church Pas
tor Continues Series of
Life" Sermons.

DR.. J. j. Rives. pastor of Francis As
bury Methodist Episcopal Church South,
will take as his topic tomorrow morn
ing THE Front Door," Continuing his
series of sermons on the present-day
problems of Life" at the evening serv-
ice he will try to answer the question
Can a young man lead clean life
today?"
At the joint service of the Epworth
Leagues and the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Society at pm. DR.. Rives will
continue his review and discussion of
DR.. Kings "Practicing the Principles
Of Jesus" Mrs. Elsie Hall Woolf will be
the leader.
The Gamma Sigma class will serve a
turkey dinner on Wednesday at $50
o'clock for the benefit of the building
fund.
Prayer meeting will be held Thurs
day at o'clock
All members of the congregation are
invited to attend silver tea to be given
at the parsonage, 1866 Monroe street
by the Jeffries Bible class for the ben
eft of the building fund February 81
from 2:30 to pm.
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PAUL J. KVALE TO SPEAK
AT EVENING SERVICES
Minnesota Representative to Ad-
dress Central Union Mission
Crowd Tomorrow.

Representative Paul j. Kvale of Min
nesota will be the speaker at tomorrow
nights services at the Central Union
Mission, 613 G street.
During the week groups from the fol-
lowing churches will conduct the serv-
ices: Monday night, the B. Y. p. U. of
the Kendall Baptist Church; Tuesday
night, the Epworth League of Epworth
M. E. Church South; Wednesday night,
Christian Endeavor of the Calvary Bap-
list Church; Thursday night, the
Christian Endeavor of the First Con-
gregational Church; Friday night, the
Live Wire Glass of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, and Saturday night,
the Adult Bible Glass of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church.
The Evening Auxiliary of the Wom-
ems Guild of the Central Union Mis-
sion held Valentine party last night
in the Childrens Emergency Home Of
the Mission, 624 Louisiana avenue. Mrs.
A. E. Benner presided and Miss Char
lotte barrow was program chairman.
A general program was provided by
Cathedral Chapter. o. e. S., including
vocal solos by Mrs. Ethel Martin,
matron, and readings by Mrs Eva Roth
rock. past matron. Twenty of the 40
children in the Missions Emergency
Home took part, dressed as valentines.
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DR.. G. G. JOHNSON
ANNOUNCES TOPICS
Followers of Jesus Should Walk
Worthily" Will Be Morning
Subject.

DR.. G. G. johnson, pastor at National
Baptist Memorial, has chosen for his
subject tomorrow morning Followers Of
Jesus Should Walk Worthily" and for
the evening What Christ Expects of
the Christian"
The Mary v. Walton Circle will meet
Tuesday at 2 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Dunn, 1910 Eighth street, and at the
same hour the Mount Pleasant w. C.
t. U. will meet at the Friends Church.
Thirteenth and Irving streets. The Co.
lumbia Federation Of B. Y. p. u. meets
at Grace Baptist Church, Ninth street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, at
pm.
Various missionary circles will meet
wednesday at 2 pm. as follows: Annie
Laurie Sadler Circle, at the home of
Mrs. O. F. Hunter, 1887 Monroe street;
Ella Marie Holmes Circle, at the home
OF Mrs. NoyeS, 3010 Porter street; Helen
B. Montgomery Circle, at the home of
Mrs. Gary, 1742 Lamont street; Kath-
leen Mallory Cirlce, at the home of
Mrs. Robert Clark, 1919 Hamlin street
northeast, and Lucy Peabody Circle, at
the home of Mrs. Mould, 1928 Hiatt
place.
The pastors class for boys and girls
Will meet in the church parlor Thurs
day at 7:10 pm. and at 7:45 O'Clock the
officers of the church will meet with
those desiring to unite with the church.
The subject for the midweek service at
3 pm. Is THE Names of the Holy
Spirit"
At tbs pm. Friday Troop AZ of the
Boy Scouts will meet at the church and
at 1880 o'clock Ship 203 of the Sea
Scouts will meet
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Church FINANCING
SERMON SUBJECT
Rev. James H. MierS Win
Preach at Fourth
Presbyterian.

At Fourth Presbyterian Church 10
morrow at IL o'clock the subject Of tfSA
sermon by Rev. James H. Miers will be
The Romance of Financing q Church"
An address will also be given by Judge
William E. Andrews, former member of
Congress from Nebraska. The pastor
will speak at 8 pm. on "The Resur-
rection Of the Two Witnesses and What
Followed" At the close of the morning
service James T. Sherier. William Tul-
loch, w. A. Patton, Harry Blake, DR..
Joseph T. Began and Charles BisSell,
recently elected elders, and James Basin
and G. Vernon Hill, newly elected dea-
cons, will be indicted into their re-
spective offices with a short special serv-
Ice by the pastor and the pastor emeri-
tus, Rev. j. T. Kelly.
The Senior and Junior Christian En-
deavor Societies will meet at pm. The
leader of the Senior Society meeting, to
be held in Kelly hall, Is Miss Agnes
Mouika, the subject being Love Your
Enemies" A general assembly Of the
Sunday school will be held at $3.50 am.
This program is under the direction
of G. Vernon Hill, Mrs. Jerome Shear,
Miss Maude Burklin. Mrs. June Sud-
duth, Miss Eleanor White, Mrs. W. r..
Stewart, Edward G.. Russell, James r.
Sherier and Mrs. w. w. Tuckey.
There will be a lecture on church his
tory in Kelly hall Wednesday at 7:30
pm, and at $50 o'clock the class
studying the Epistle to the Hebrews will
meet, led by the pastor./
Prayer meeting service will be Thurs
day at pm.