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MIXERS TO CONTINUE
SERIES OF SERMONS
Address Will Be Broadcast Over
Station WJSV Tomorrow
Morning.

Continuing the series Of sermons on
the second coming of Christ, Rev
James H. Miers, minister of Fourth
Presbyterian Church, will preach to-
morrow morning on THE Church in
Relation to Christ's Coming" The ser
mon will be broadcast over station
WJSV ard copies of the entire series
of sermons will be available in printed
form.
DR.. Miers will preach at 8 pm. the
second of his series of twilight medita-
items upon the beginnings of the world
as related in the Book Of Genesis:
Adam and Eve"
Sunday school is at $50 am. Elder
C. T. Clayton will speak before the
young mems class upon Americas
Duty to the World" The Senior and
Junior Christian Endeavor Societies
meet at Z pm. Preceding the service
there will be fellowship tea.
The prayer meeting, conducted by
the minister, DR.. Miers, is Thursday
evening.
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SERMON ON DEATH
TO CONCLUDE SERIES
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce Has Re
turned From Unitarian Con-
ference.

Returning from the Biennial Con-
ference of the American Unitarian As
ISOLATION, held in Philadelphia during
the past week. Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce,
minister of All Souls Unitarian Church,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets. will
occupy his pulpit at the IL o'clock Serv-
ice and will preach on the subject:
"Death-End or Beginning?" This
concludes a series OF four sermons on
"A National Faith for Today" and
will deal with the subject of immortal
ity as a dogma, as hope. and as
stage OF personal evolution. The
church school will meet at 9:45 am.
A conference for those who are plan
ming to unite with the church on All
Souls Sunday, November l, will be held
in the Upper room Tuesday evening.
Under the auspices Of L'Allegro Club,
the annual masquerade and Halloween
party will be held in Pierce Hall Friday
evening. Halloween party for the
younger children of the church school
is scheduled for the same place Satur
day afternoon.
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DR.. PORTER'S SERMON
SUBJECTS SELECTED
First Baptist Pastor to Preach on
Responsibility" and "Un-
speakable Gift"

firing of Responsibility" will be the
theme of DR.. Samuel Judson Porter,
pastor of the First Baptist Church. to-
morrow. In the evening he will preach
on The Unspeakable Gift"
The Swedish Mission. DR.. K. E.
Carlson preaching. will hold services In
the church at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The B. Y. P. U program tomorrow
evening will be in charge of j. K.
Means, with j. L. Russell in charge Of
the Bible quiz.
The Young Mems Glass of the Sunday
school. together with committees from
the Euzelian class and the B. Y. P. u,
are planning a barbecue for next Sat-
urday evening.
Arlie johnson has been appointed
social chairman of the Young Mems
Glass. with George Balm and Clarence
Kidd as assistants.
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CHURCH SCHOOL
TO BEGIN SERIES
B. A. Chandler Will Speak on
Relation of Biology and
Religion.

An elementary study of the problems
involved in the relations Of religion
and science will be begun tomorrow
morning by the senior department of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church school. This study is one
branch of the curriculum recently
adopted.
The opening Of series of three talks
TO the seniors will be given tomorrow
by B. A. Chandler, who will speak on
Biological Developn ent on the Earth
and Its Relation to Religion; DR..
George r. Mansfield Of the Geological
Survey will talk November l on THE
Creation as GeologiSt Sees It." and
the series will be concluded the follow
ing Sunday with Norton M. Little
speaking on 1.-The Biblical Interpreta
ton of Creation"
Sanford Will Speak.
The November program of the adult
discussion group will carry the members
Of that organization over a wide range
of subjects in their consideration Of
questions Of current interest.
George o. Sanford of the Bureau of
Reclamation will speak November l on
THE Economic Aspects of Federal
Reclamation" with reference to Boulder
Dam and other Federal projects; Edwin
E. Reynolds of the Department OF Com
merce will discuss The German
Austrian Customs Union" on November
s, and on November Is DR.. H. ID. Hub
bard, assistant to the director of the
Bureau Of Standards, will talk about
1.-The World Tomorrow" especially with
reference to probable scientific develop
ments.
Will Talk on Russia.
DR.. Mordecai Ezekiel of the Federal
Farm Boards staff, and recently re-
turned after making an economic sur
vey OF Russia, will give An Economists
Impressions Of Russia" on November
%, and the final talk Of the month will
be by DR.. Walter Roth of the Bureau
of Agricultural Economics on Novem-
Der 20. He will summarize the results
of years trip in Europe, speaking on
observations in Various European
Countries"
The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church Relief Commission has been
formally organized, with Miss Kath-
arire Lenroot, assistant chief of the
Children's Bureau of the Department
of Labor. as chairman. Other officers
include Mrs. w. G. Stuart. vice chair
man; Edmund A. Freeman, secretary,
and Fred j. Morgan, treasurer.
Rev. Russell j. Clinchy. minister. will
preach tomorrow morning on Sharing
Religion"
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~ OSTON, with It's commons, It's
- winding streets, its historical
background, Is famous, among
IL other things, for the Old South
Church, which, with its conf
rade. the Old North Church. played
such an important part in the days OF
the Revolution.
Long ago, when forensic speakers
were inclined to oratory rather thar
sense. the building was given the title
of THE Sanctuary Of Freedom" Well
was it named, for within its walls some
of the most momentous OF the town
meetings we're assembled and 1t was
their consultations and condemnations
that lighted the Pickering flame which
burned forth into the Revolution.
During the war, when the British oc-
cupied Boston, they treated the old
structure with contempt. 1t was stripped
of its pewS and tons of earth were
thrown upon the floor. There the Brit
lsh cavalry performed their formations
and rode hurdles, while the pewS were
chopped to pieces and used as fuel to
keep the place warm.
A neat and attractive building of
brick, it is, with a slender spire Of wood.
The spire itself is exceedingly graceful,
but the tower that supports it and
which projects bit upon the busy side
walk of the street, is heavy in proper
ton.
On the front of the structure is an
inscription, as you will find on SO many
of the historic buildings If Boston, de-
failing the history of the edifice. The
congregation gathered together for the
first time in 1869. The following year,
the first church building was erected on
this site. It was not until 1929 that
the present church replaced the first
structure.
Then things ran quietly and smoothly
for the congregation until the lurid
days CT the Revolution. Came the Brit
ish troops and in ITS and 1776 the
place was desecrated. Events moved
quickly The British evacuated Boston,
the church was reclaimed, damage was
repaired and the structure was restored
to the condition in which it stands to-
day.
An interesting fat, often overlooked,
is that Benjamin Franklin was baptized
in this church in 170S.
With the advance of time and the
progress Of Nlsiness, the building wa
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PRESBYTERY WILL HOLD
SECOND TRAINING SCHOOL
Glasses to Be Conducted on Six Con-
secutive Mondays at New
York Avenue Church.

Standard Training School of the
Washington City Presbytery will be
held in the New York Avenue Church
six consecutive Monday evenings, be-
ginning November 2. Glasses will be
conducted from 7:3o to 800 O'Clock. A
lecture on Biblical Geography, History
and Customs" will be given by Miss
Mabel N. Thurston from 500 to $40
O'Clock. Glasses will be resumed at
$40 O'Clock and continue until $50
o'clock.
Courses will be given in 1.-The Mean
ing Of Christ in the Life of Today"
Rev. w. Keith Gusts; Helping Pr
mary Children Achieve Christian Ex-
psrience," Mrs. Ross E. Mitchell;
Helping Junior Children Achieve Chris
tan Experience" Mrs. L. S. Tillotson;
THE Place of the Story in Guiding
Christian Life" Mrs. J. H. Roby; PLAY
and Leisure Time Activities in Character
Development" Miss Marjorie E. Web
ster: Helping Young People Plan and
Garry Out Their Programs" Miss
Josephine Albert of Philadelphia
The classes are open to all Sunday
school workers and teachers Of WASH
ingtcn City.
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EASTERN STAR MEMBERS
TO BE CHURCH GUESTS
Ruth and Friendship Chapters will
Attend Service at Eldbrooke
Methodist Tomorrow.

Eldbrooke Methodist Episcopal Church
will have as its guests tomorrow evening
Ruth Chapter and Friendship Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star. The pastor,
Rev. Walter M. Michael, will preach
on THE Challenging Sign"
The church school meets at $50 am
At IL o'clock the pastor will preach on
The Responsibility of Power" A
kindergarten is conducted during the
morning church hour. under the super
vision of Miss Grace Thompson. A
junior church is conducted at this same
hour by Miss Grace Gosnell. assistant
to the pastor. Boys and girls in the
junior and primary age groups are
urged to attend. 1t IS the plan to
organize a junior choir from this group.
The Young Peoples meeting at Z
pm. will be led by Miss D. Virginia
HUMPHREYS.
The midweek service of prayer and
praise will be held Wednesday at pm.
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PASTOR HAS CHOSEN
. LORDS PRAYER TEXT
Rev. J. Frederic Wenchel Plans
to Speak Tomorrow Morning
/ on "Thy Will Be Done"

Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel. pastor Of
Christ Lutheran Church, Sixteenth and
Gallatin streets. will speak tomorrow
morning on the words of the Lord s
prayer. Thy VIII Be Done on Earth
as It Is In Heaven"
The new altar vases given in mem
DRY of Charles F. Heider were dedi-
Gated, also the new candlesticks given
in memory of Lloyd Stephens. and the
new individual communion service
given in memory Of Mrs. Louise Meikle-
john by her daughters. Mrs. Jane
Estopinol, Mrs. M. Wilbar, Mrs. Helen
Bolton, last Sunday.
The Young Peoples Society will hold
q Halloween social Thursday evening
in the home Of Mrs. J. Willard Hall.
The committee in charge is William
Graham, Miss Mildred Mennen, Miss
Virginia Hall.
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WOMEN WILL TOUR

A group of officers Of the National
Woman's Party left by automobile to-
day on speaking tour of West Vir-
ginia, Ohio and Indiana in the interest
of the feminist movement.
They are Miss Mabel Van I Dyke,
chairman of the Young Women's Aoun-
Gil; Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, national
chairman, and Miss Muna Lee, dire tor
of national activities for the WonfA S
Party. Stops will be made in Wheelfffs,
Kingwood, Columbus. Dayton and Id
dianapoliS.
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FRIENDSHIP CHOSEN
AS PASTORS TOPIC
Rev. Edward o. Clark to Preach
at Chevy Chase Church,
Aided by Friend.

THE Meaning of Friendship" will be
the subject tomorrow morning of the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church by the
pastor, Rev. Edward o. Clark. The
members of the congregation have been
requested to bring friends to the service
A friend Of the pastor will take part in
the service.
Miss Mary Sanderson and her group
will have charge Of the B. Y. p. U.
meeting at GAS pm. A meeting of an
intermediate Society Of Christian En-
deavor will be held at o'clock. Officers
recently elected are: Dorothy Sutton,
president; James Mannion, vice presi-
dent: Caroline Howard, secretary: Mer-
rift Davis treasurer. Mrs Curtis Shields
is counsellor.
The annual business meeting and
election Of officers will be held Thurs
day following the devotional services.
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GETS 1O-YEAR SENTENCE
FOR LAUNDRY ROBBERIES
Colored Man, Recently Captured,
Must Pay Penalty for Hold-ups
of Four Years Ago.

Robert Gray colored. was sentenced
yesterday by Justice James M. Proctor in
Criminal Division l to serve 10 years
in the penitentiary for holding up three
Chinese laundries four years ago. He
was apprehended recently. Others in
volved in the robberies are now serving
terms in prison.
There were three charges against
Gray, two of robberies and one for an
attempt to rob. The court fixed the
robbery sentences at 10 years each and
the attempt at years, but allowed all
sentences to run concurrently.
The bandit held up Lee Poy, 1907
Twelfth street, December 9, 1927, and
robbed him of $40. Five days later he
held up Sam Lee at his laundry, 1921
18th street, and took SIC. He then at
tempted to rob Lee Brockwing, 1900
Georgia avenue, and when the Chinese
resisted Gray fed.
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FAMILY DAY OBSERVANCE
AT Georgetown CHURCH
Rev. r. s. Niles WI Give Short
story-Sermon to irl Scouts
TomorrH.

The Georgetown PreDyterian Church
will observe Family day tomorrow
morning as an occasin for reunion
of all the members o the church and
their families. The minister, Rev.
Frank S. Niles, will ge a short story
sermon to the Girl Souts, who will at
tend in a body. Thetopic of the SER
mon to the church a a family Will be
entitled "a SearchinqQuestion."
The young people &c in charge OF the
evening service. Mis- Jane Hughes will
lead in the devoticr and introduce as
the speaker of the eening Miss Maude
Alton, theahead of sc Americanization
School here in Washington.
Rev. Mr.. Niles VII give an address
Thursday evening q the topic Fellow
ship Tested by Loe." 1t will be the
fourth of series N the First Epistle
of st. John.
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PICKS SERMON SUBJECT
Pastor Is to Preach Tomorrow on
Building Tadmor."

DR.. Harry w. Burgan, minister of
Sixteenth and Allison streets, will have
as his sermon subject tomorrow morning
Building Tadmor" and at the evening
service How God Deals With Discour-
ag\d Folks"
The church school meets at GAS
o'clock Guy Patten will teach the
mems Bible class.
The Epworth League will meet at 8
o'clock and the midweek prayer and
praise service will be held Thursday
evening.
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EPIPHANY CONGREGATION
TO HOLD COMMUNION
Service Will Be Conducted at
8 AM. Temorrow-Church School
Meets at IL O'Clock.

At the Church of the Epiphany to-
morrow there will be the celebration Of
the holy communion at 8 o'clock and
the meeting of the church school at
$50 o'clock. At IL o'clock there will
be morning prayer and sermon by DR..
z. B. Phillips, the rector. The sermon
will be on the subject, The MatchleSS
Fruitfulness and Power of Conviction
in an Age of Confusion"
At the evening services the sermon
will be given by Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills.
The subject will be The Exclusiveness
of Christianity" This will be the first
in series of sermons on The
Character of Christianity
There will be the meeting of the
Young Peoples Society at $50 pm, to
which all young people are invited.
The subject will be a review of DR..
Rufus M. Jones book, Pathways TO
Power
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GUEST PREACHER TO
: BE HEARD TOMORROW
Rev. M. G.. West to Preach at
Church of the Brethren in
the Morning.

Rev. M. G. West will be the guest
preacher at the Church Of the Brethren.
at Fourth street and North Carolina
avenue southeast, tomorrow. He will
preach in the morning on 1.-THE Dis
covery of a New World" and in the
evening on THE Investment of Life"
At the business session Monday eve
ming officers were elected as follows:
j. H. Hollinger, elder; w. o. Grapes,
superintendent of the Sunday school;
Rebecca Bowman, director of missions;
Mrs. E. H Kline, director of social life;
Snowden Lonberger, chief usher; w. o.
Grapes, Snowden Lonberger and Her
man Yates, trustees.
The semi-annual communion service
will be held the evening of November /.
Rev. Mr.. West will hold special re-
vival service beginning November 80.
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churches and distributed the congregation
The Man Of Nazareth familiar both with
and
Paul received the Inspiration Christians that they should bear
Master himself who portrayed wildly that Of the last Judgment
meat thirsty and drink naked and clothed
Inasmuch the
brethren, Me"
lay church members their obligation
elowmen time
those seeking employment Surely this is what Lord would
do for enowmen
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Lincoln Congregational.

Annual homecoming will be cele-
brated tomorrow morning and evening.
In the morning Rev. R. W. Brooks will
speak from the subject The Church
Faces a Baffled and Hungry World
AT the evening service DR.. Walter
Spooner, superintendent Of the Middle
Atlantic Congregational Christian Con-
ference, will speak. His subject will be
The Passing and the Permanent"
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MT. VERNON MINISTER
ANNOUNCES TOPICS
DR.. w. A. Shelton to Occupy
Pulpit at Both Services To-
morrow.

DR.. w. A. Shelton. pastor of Mount
Vernon Place M. E. Church South,
Massachusetts avenue and Ninth street,
will occupy his pulpit at both services
tomorrow. preaching on Jonah" at IL
o'clock and on "Twice-Born Men" at g.
There are special services for young
people at 7 o'clock and prayer serv-
Ice for adults at the same hour. The
prayer meeting will be held Thursday
evening at 8.
The twelfth annual standard train
ing school for Christian workers will be
held in this church November 8 to 10.
1t is a group school for all Southern
Methodist Churches in Washington and
vicinity Members Of other dencmina-
tons are invited.
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Famous Churches of the World
Old South Church-Bostu.

~ OSTON, with it's Commons, its
- winding streets, its historical
n background, is famous, among
IL other things, for the Old South
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Petworth Baptist.

The pastor, Rev. Henry j. Smith, is
preaching a group of sermons on the
immediate needs Ct the ages. Tomorrow
morning, Spiritual Attitudes; Sunday
evening, Inequalities of Men" The
church is preparing for special meetings
next month under the leadership of
Miss Amy Stockton and Miss Rhea
Gould. Meetings begin November %
through December II.
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own There is now a strong committee Of 20 men
from dozen denominations with a program OF
practical hepfulness. It has desk in the once
of the Government Employment Service, at 480
Indiana avenue, with which there is full and con-
slant cooperation by daily contacts with needy men
Through the woman's council similar service
is being rendered for women through the Juvenile
Court worker, who Is experienced in placement work
the same building BY this two-fold arrangement
people of both are being reached and aided
day by day. Names and jobs are being sought from
all the local churches
Pastors and church members should take seri-
ously their responsibility to the unemployed of
city. Our committee is ready to function in their
behalf in every way possible. 1t is urging now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-24
CHURCH WOMEN LUNCH
Council of Washington Federation
Meets at WASHINGTON Hotel.

Many women active in the Woman's
Council of the Washington Federation
of Churches held luncheon meeting
Monday at the Washington Hotel Plans
for the Missionary Institute on October
81, % and 90 were discussed.
Addresses were made by the new
Juvenile Court worker, Miss Anne w.
Rogers, and the hospital worker, Mrs
Elizabeth w. Murray. Mrs. Harvey S.
Irwin is the president of the Council,
and Mrs. w. L. Darby. chairman of the
Missionary Committee.
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Tabor PRESBYTERIAN.

At the closing seventh anniversary
service Rev. A. y Mccartney, pastor of
the Covenant First Presbyterian Church,
will speak tomorrow at 8 pm. Rev. r.,
A. Farley will speak at II am. on
Anniversary Attitudes" The Light
Bearers will meet at pm. Church
school at $50 am.
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: People's Congregational.

The pastor, Rev. A. H. Zines, will
preach tomorrow morning on "Is the
Modern Young Man Safe?" At $50
pm. there will be a pew rally, under
the leadership of Mrs. Maria Harris.
Midweek prayer service Thursday, pre-
paratory to communion.
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Daughters of the King.

serve their fortieth anniversary We'd
nesday, st. Simon's and st. Jude's day,
with a service at the cathedral at 5
o'clock pm. Mary c. Davenport, first
president and founder Of the order in
this diocese, will be remembered at this
service and stone to be placed in the
cathedral as a memorial to her will be
received by Right Rev. james E. Free
man. Bishop of Washington, from the
order
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VISITOR WILL SPEAK

DR.. W. F. Paul of Minneapolis Will
Address Joint Service.
DR.. w. E. Paul, superintendent Of the
Gospel Mission of Minneapolis. Mimi,
will speak at the Chevy Chase COM
munity service at o'clock, held in
the All Saints Episcopal Church at the
Chevy Chase Circle
The following churches cooperate
In these services Chevy Chase Pres
byterian, Wesley Methodist, Chevy
Chase Baptist, All Saints Episcopal,
and the Chevy Chase Methodist.
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REVIVAL TO CONTINUE
Winston-salem Evangelist Will
Preach Daily Next Week.

Evangelist Marshall Mott of Winston
Salem, N. c., will continue revival
meetings at Fifth Baptist Church,
preaching daily next week at 7:45 pm.
His Sunday subjects are IL am, MY
Burdens" and 7:45 pm. "A Wasted
Life"
DR.. John E. Briggs, the pastor, ex-
tends to the public an invitation TO the
services.
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Healing Mission

The next service of the st. Stephens
He.ling Mission will be conducted by
DR. George F. Dudley Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock at the Church of st.
Stphen and the Incarnation, Sixteenth
an Newton streets.
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GALILEE OR JUDEA THEME
DR.. 8. B. Daugherty to Preach at
Memorial United Brethren.

At the Memorial United Brethren
Church, North Capital and r streets,
tomorrow, the minister. DR.. 8. B.
Daugherty, will preach in the morning
on "Galilee or Judea?" In the evening
at 8 o'clock the combined Masonic
Clubs, with their officers and members
of the council, their distinguished guests
will attend the service in body. The
theme of the minister's discourse will
be Pioneering in Possibilities"
The Sunday school and Christian En-
deayor Societies will present. special
features.
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DIR. Darby to Preach.

DR.. w. L. Darby. executive secre-
tary of the Federation of Churches, will
preach Sunday morning In the PreSby-
terrain Church at Arlington, Va, his
subject being Recent Tendencies in
Religious Life"
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First Brethren,

! Rev. Homer A. Kent will begin a
cries of Sunday Morning sermons to-
morrow on the Epistles to the
Ephesians. His subject will be, 1.-THE
Blue Prints Of the Church" At 7:45
pm. his subject will be, Questions
About the Lords Return" Sunday
School, $50 am; Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor, Gas pm.
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Third Baptist.

DR.. George C. Bullock will preach to-
morrow morning and night. Sunday
prayer meeting. $50 to 1880 am; Bible
school, 9:l5 am; Junior c. E. S.,
pm; I. C. E. s., 5 pm. Senior c. E. S.,
pm; prayer meeting Tuesday, to
10 pm; young peoples prayer meeting
Thursday, to 9 pm.
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lexington Presbyterian.

Re-. Henry B. Wooding will continue
the cries of sermons on the messages
| of he Old Testament Prophets to-
morrow at IL o'clock. The evening
service is at 9 o'clock. Prayer and
, pIase Thursday evening at o'clock