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FIRESIDE SERMON
SERIES TO BEGIN
Rev. w. S. Abernethy Will
Preach Twice at Calvary
Baptist Church.

Rev. w. S. Abernethy, pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist Church, viii preach at II
o'clock tomorrow on "The Man from
Edom." The ordinance Of the Lords
Supper will follow at ~ O'Clock. At
O'Clock he will preach the first sermon
in the annual series on the home
under the general title OF AROUND the
Fireside," the first one being If in
Love-Stop, Look, Listen" These eve
ming meetings will be held in the Sun
DAY school auditorium.
The junior church service will be held
at IL o'clock in Baker Hall, Rev. H. j.
Councillor preaching.
Services for the deaf are held in
Baker Hall at 8 o'clock, Rev. A. D.
Bryant, ministeT The monthly bust
ness meeting Of the department will be
held Monday evening.
The Sunday school has a special
study group planned for lip readers,
meeting every Sunday at 10 O'Clock in
Baker Hall at the close of the opening
exercises of the adult department This
Is for both men and women The class
is taught by Mrs. Ada M. Barker, under
the auspices of the Brown class for
women and the Kinnear class for men.
Frank r Mitchell has been made
chairman Of the Board Of Trustees and
Dr.. j. P. Leake of the Advisory Council
DR.. George F. Bowerman of the
Public Library will address the Baptist
Ministers Conference Monday at IL
O'Clock in the church parlor
The Evening Mission Club viii hold
q dinner meeting at the church Feb
ruary at O'Clock
The Senior Christian Endeavorers of
the District Will hold their annual
banquet in Shallenberger Hall Monday
at O'Clock, the Tuesday Evening So
ciety of Calvary Church being hosts.
Miss jamie Mallory will. conduct the
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Tuesday evening in Kendall Hall.
The Burial class will hold a busi-
ness meeting wednesday evening.
The School of Missions will meet
Thursday evening, preceded by dinner
meeting at 5:45 O'Clock in Shallenberger
Hall. Dr.. Ralph B. Kennard Wal speak.
The kinhear class Of young men viii
hold business meeting. at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Sanders, 1921
Otis place. Tuesday evening.
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C0NCORDlA CHURCH
HAS NEW OFFICERS

In the morning service tomorrow at
11:15 O'Clock in Concordia Church,
Twentieth and G streets, the newly
elected officers will be formally installed.
The officers are Albertus N Schroeder
superintendent; Otto H. Volmerhaus,
assistant superintendent; Mrs. r. w.
Santeln1ann, recording secretary; Harry
Parker, statistical secretary; Mrs. Doro-
thy Parker, treasurer. The exercises
will be conducted by Rev. Charles
Enders. The sermon topic for the
morning is Christian Education"
In the evening service the pastor will
give a brief talk on THE Parable of
the Empty House"
The Ladies' Aid Society Will meet
Wednesday at pm. In the January
meeting a new Program Committee was
appointed as follows: Mrs. Richard
Sebastian, Mrs william E. Grimm and
Mrs. Elmer j. Kranns.
The annual meeting of the Concordia
Young Peoples League, with election Of
officers, will be held Friday at 8:15 pm.
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DEPENDABLE MAN
TO Be DISCUSSED
Dr.. Albert J. Mccartney Ac,
nounces Subject for To.
morrow Morning.

THE Man Upon Whom You Car
Depend viii be the subject OF Dr.
Albert Joseph McCartney's sermon to-
morrow morning at the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church. At the nldweek
services he Will deliver the second OF
his series Of sermons on Ancient Iavf
and Modern Morals" a discussion Of
the Ten Commandments. His subject
next Thursday evening VIII be Men
and Gods, the First Commandment"
The Mems Society viii meet In the
chapel Monday evening. Judge Hugh
M. Tate of the Interstate Conmerce
Commission, viii be the speaker.
The An-Comers' Bible Class will be
addressed Sunday morning by DR.. VII
ham Knowles Cooper on Jesus: The
Great Physician The Covenant Eel
lowship viii be addressed Sunday eve
ming by Maj. John w. Loveland on
Holland"
The Tip Top Club will have a buffet
supper for all under 20" February 10
It also will hold its regular meet
I-g tomorrow at $50 o'clock. Miss
Mabel Thurston will speak.
The Covenant Evening Missionary
Society viii hold its meetings on the
third Wednesday Of each month, instead
Of the first Monday, as heretofore
The Macleod Class will meet at the
home of Mrs. M S. Points 1854 Mon
roe street, Tuesday evening.
The minister will be in his study to-
morrow from to $50 pm. for those
members Of the congregation whose
names range alphabetically from S to
z, inclusive, who desire a more personal
acquaintance with the pastor.
The Al-Corners Bible Glass held a
business meeting Wednesday evening,
when DR.. Larkin Glazebrook, lay evan
gelst Of the Episcopal Church, spoke
on Personal Evangelism" DR.. Howard
A. Edson, president Of the class, was
presented with copy Of the Abingdon
Bible Commentary" Henry BowleS
and Bob Hill contributed to the enter
tainment program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31

.THIs remarkable edince was
erected, strange to say, by an
Englshman, known as Walter
Il of the Mil. Henry II of Eng
land, wishing, it Is said, to
bring about an alliance between his
daughter Joan and william of Sicily,
recommended this priest, who had
been his chaplain, for the post Of pre-
ceptor to the young King. The English
cleric grew in favor In his adopted
country and was made dean of Girgenti
and finally Archbishop of Palermo, and
at his death in 1870 was prime min
lister Of the realm.
Many changes have taken place in
the edifce since its first erection, the
whole west end being rebuilt in the
fourteenth century and the south
portal in the fifteenth. Nevertheless,
as it now stands, the different portions
Of the building harmonic well and
make It very fine specimen of the
Sicilian pointed style, In which the
Byzantine, Norman, Gothic and Sara
Genie styles have been skillfully blend
ed by the local genius.
On tbs facade is visible the remark
able combination of Greek and Norman
ornamentation which Is so character
istic of the Sicilian architecture. On
each side of the central portal are two
inches containing figures of TIE chief
saints, relics of whom are preserved
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CHURCH TO OBSERVE
LORDS SUPPER RITES
Francis Asbury N. E. South Will
Hold Sacrament Services
Tomorrow.

The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
viii be observed at Francis Asburv M. E
Church South, Sixteenth near Lament
street, tomorrow morning. At the eve
ming service DR.. j. j. Rtves, the pastor
viii preach on Can Ones Conscience
Be Ones Guide?" Miss Aldrich: feld
secretary Of the Federal Motion Picture
Council, will address the Epworth
League at pm
A business and social. MEETING - the
Gamma Sigma Sunday school class VIII
be held Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Marguerite Shafto, 1853 Clifton
street, the assisting hoSteSses being Mrs
Hansbury and Miss Iseley The Board
OF Stewards VIII meet at the church
Wednesday at pm
The Women's Missionary Society Will
meet Wednesday at the church at II
am. Luncheon viii be served at pm.
followed by a program.
DIR. Elves will continue his study Of
the Book Of job at the prayer meeting
Thursday evening.
A silver reception for the benefit of
the building fund win be given by the
Epworth League February 6 from s to
10 pm, at the home Of Miss Marie
Mcintyre, 31o6 Thirty-fourth street.
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breaches ON PR0DIGAL

DR.. H. M. B. Jones Is preaching. a
series of sermons every Sunday morning
at the Second Baptist Church, Fourth
street and Virginia avenue southeast,
from the parable of The Prodigal Son. .
"A Bad Start is the subject tomorrow
morning. In the evening he win preach
on Saving Vile Sinner In. 9 vie
City"
The captains Of the building fund
campaign will hold their annual meet
ing Monday evening. The Berthe Appler
and the Simpson Mems Bible classes
will have q joint meeting and social
Tuesday evening in the Sunday school
room. The Volunteer class will meet
at the home of Mrs Nolph, 731 Ken
lucky avenue southeast. the same
evening
Joseph and His Brethren" win be
the subject for study and disclission at
the nidweek praise service Wednesday
evening.
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LAY LEADER TO SPEAK
TO GEORGETOWN GROUP

els the Church Too Busy to Pray?''
viii be the subject tomorrow at II am.
in Georgetown Luthern Church, Rev.
Harold E. Beatty, pastor Jesus, the
Great Physician" will be the study
topic in the Sunday school at $50 a m.
Arthur P. Black, secretary of the
Lutheran Layn1an's Movement, will ad-
dress the Christian Endeavor Society at
ON. on The Christian Endeavor So
ciety In the Program Of the Church -
At the 8 pm. service the sermon sub
ject will be, Search Me- The month
~ business meeting Of the Sunday
school will be held Wednesday at 8
pm. with J. Frank Butts, supertntend-
ent, in charge. Prayer meeting and
Church Council Thursday, 8 pm.
A social-business session Of the
Ladies Bible Class VIII be held Friday
at 8 pm at the home Ct Mrs. ". z
Scrivener, 30l9 Dunabarton avenue.
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
TO UNVEIL PICTURE

At Petwcrth Baptist Church tomorrow
at Z pm. tbs Senior 3. z. P. q. VIII
unVel a picture to the memory Of Miss
JAMIE Humphrey, president, who died
recently. The program will be Ia. charge
OF Miss Lee Anna Enbrey. BENJAMIN
Doehrer VIII deliver the eulogy and an
original poem will be read by the chair
man. The pastor, Rev. Henry ]. Smith.
will deliver the address.
At the evening church service the
men win attend in body, and the
pastor will speak on "Uncaught
Torches" The morning service, with
sermon entitled Our God-Haunted
World" will be followed by the com
nunion service
The quarterly business meeting Of. the
church will be held Tuesday night. Two
amendments to the constitution will be
acted upon, changing the benevolent
policy Of the church.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL DRIVE
TO BEGIN TOMORROW

The 1000 Members Crusade" Of the
Sunday school begins at $50 am. to
morrow at the Full Gospel Tabernacle.
The pastor, Rev. Harry L. Collier, Will
preach at II am. and at 1880 pm,
and the Young Crusaders will meet at
$50 pm
Evangelists Christine Gibson and
kathleen Fischer Of Rhode Island will
speak Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs
Mrs. G bson is also president of the
Bible school in Providence, r. l., and
is a convincing and forecful expositor
of scriptural truths
Plans for the annual Midwinter Tab
ernacle day, to be held February az, are
nearing completion.
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SERVICES SET IN CHAPEL

Services Of the Metropolitan Memo
nal Church VIII be held In the chapel
of Mount Seminary. Massachusetts, and
Nebraska avenues, tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock DR.. James Shera
MONTGOMERY, the minister, will preach
on the subject The Thunder and the
Angel" The Sunday school, including
the adult Bible classes, will meet in
Hurst Hall, American University.
The young peoples vesper services
will be held in the wolnen's hall at
5 o'clock.
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UNION PASTORS NAMED

The union Protestant Sunday eve
ming services of the Chevy Chase
churches will be held in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church during the
month of February. Rev. John Turn
bull spicknall of the First Methodist
Church will preach tomorrow evening.
The service convenes at 8 O'Clock.
Other ministers who will preach dur
ing the month are as follows: February
8, Rev j. Phelps Hand; February IS,
Rev. Henry Teller Cooke February
%, Rev. Edward o. CLARK Rev. j.
Hiiln1an HOLSTER, pastor Of the church,
viii presidos
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SYNOPSIS or pREcEpTNo NsrAILAEENrs.


Helen Heather is not only a typist IN
the bank, but Is social secretary to her
cousin, Nina Higginson. q young and
wealthy widov. She lives With Nina, in
one Of the finest houses in ktnssway.
Half the eligible young men in Ktngsway
want to marry Helen, but her choice Is
Tommy Delamater. for whose father she
takes dictation in the bank. Tommy Is
somewhat Of a spoiled child, but Helen
hnds it thrilling to bring him out OF his
petulant ats His latest enthusiasm,
besides Helen, Is MOVING pictures While
Helen waits for Tommy az Nina's, Ethan
Kingsvay appt ars---one of the Klagsways
for whom the town is named. Ethan was
tilted By Nina for the rich Mr.. Eiggtnsor,
but he still calls at Ninas home. This
time IL is to tell her that he must de-
clire q dinner invitation, as he is going
to Europe. Tommy appears as Kingsway
leaves, and frankly says that he hates
Ethan. Tommy takes Helen to an
amateur production which he is filming:
Doris Milliken tells Helen that she and
Ronny, Nna's stepson, are engaged. Just
before Helen retires Ronny comes home.
Nina enters the room as Helen Is kissing
Ronny good night and accuses them OF
masking love. Nina and Rnnny have a
violent scene and he refuses to 20 back
to college. The next day Tommy de-
clares his love for Helen. He announces
that he has taken a lob in Wisconsin
and that he intends to send for Helen.
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Ninth Street Christian.

The Alpha Christian Endeavor will
observe the flftieth anniversary OF
Christian Endeavor tomorrow evening
Elmer Whitney will offer prayer. DR.
3. H Melton will give the odertory
prayer and give the principal address
Short talks will be made as follows:
THE Christian Endeavor History, VII
liam Alderman; why I Am an En-
deavorer," Junior F. Crowell; THE G
E. in the Program of the Church,
Charles Critchfeld
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Activities in Local. Churches

! subject, Modern Saints" The Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor Society will
present a musical and literary program
at 6:45 pm The subject to be dis
cussed is THE Young Peoples Society
in the Program of the Church" Mid
week prayer service will be held Thurs
day evening at o'clock. The subject
of the evening will be when Noah
Played the Fool"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31

Rev. Nathan Krass, rabbi Of Temple
Emanuel, New York City, will be the
speaker at the religious services ton1or-
row at II o'clock.
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Congress- Street NJ. p.

The Harrison Bible Glass will meet
tomorrow morning at GAS O'Clock in
the auditorium of the church, 1888
Thirty-frst street. Representative
Frank Marion Ramey of Illinois will
address the class on Accepting the
Standards of Jesus" G. G. Brown VIII
have charge of the lesson and give a
short talk on it. All men are welcome
Rev. Hirl A. Kester, the pastor, will
preach tomorrow morning on THE
Empty Seat at the Kings Table" and
at 8 pm. on THE Home Fireside."
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet in the Sunday-school room at
Z pm
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SERVICE FOR YOUTHS

Miss Mabel Thurston to Speak at
Peck Memorial Chapel.
The pastor Of Peck Memorial Chapel,
Rev. Irving Ketchum, will speak to-
morrow at IL am. on My Idea of
Religion" The evening service at 7:45
pm. will be conducted by the young
people under the direction Of Herbert
G. Tucker. Miss Mabel N. Thurston
viii be the special speaker. This will
be preceded by the Christian 'Endeavor
service at pm.
The Highway Sunday School class
will meet in the Bibbins Library at
GAS am, with Elizabeth F. Ketchunn
as teacher. nr. Howard Edison of the
Civil Service Department will conduct
the lesson Of the Cuthbert class. Sum
day school will be In session at Gas am.
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Eastern Presbvterian.

Live in Expectation" will be the
subject of Rev. DR.. A. Barrows' sermon
tomorrow morning. Miss Shotwell will
entertain Tuesday evening the mem
bers Of the Westminster Bible class and
the Westminster Society Of the Manse.
The women will observe community
sewing Wednesday at 10 am.
The Womens Missionary and the
Westminster Societies will tell of mis-
s;onary work in Cuba, Haiti, Porto Rico
and Santo Domingo, Thursday eve
ming
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Highlands Baptist.

An illustrated lecture on India will
be given to close the missionary study
course tomorrow evening In the morn
ing communion will be observed with
a short address The annual supper
meeting of the Workers Council will
be held Tuesday at $50 o'clock; the
speaker will be Rev E. L. Ford, of the
Foundry Methodist Church.
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Lecture on Indians.

Rev. A. Abbott Hastings, who Is en-
gagged in work among the Indians in
Central Wyoming, will speak at St.
Paul's Church, Rock Greek Parish,
Tuesday at pm. under the auspices
Of the Woman's Auxiliary, and at St.
Adams Parish It s pm.
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Temple Baptist.

His Body" will be the theme Of the
sermon by Rev. Thomas z. Boorde to-
morrow morning. The Lords Supper
will be observed at noon, at which time
the hand Of fellowship will be extended
new members "A Nation in Dis
tress" will be the evening subject by
the pastor.
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Christ Lutheran.

TIE annual family-day service Will
be held tomorrow morning. Pending
the completion Of its new church edi-
fee at Sixteenth and Ganatin streets,
services are being held in the Colony
Theater, Georgia avenue and Farragut
street. Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel will
speak on Foes Of the Family and its
Wellbeing" The Mission Circle Will
meet Wednesday in the home Of Mrs.
George Phuger, 43l6 Thirteenth street
northeast.
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LinteIn CongregatIonaI.

At the services tomorrow morning
Rev. r. w. Brooks win speak from the
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Eninhanv Chanel.

The vicar, Rev. Francis Yarnall, will
take for his sermon subject on Septua-
gesina Sunday, IL am, Running the
Straight Race" In the evening the
topic will be, who Shall Come to His
Temple, and How"
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Centennial Baptist.

do You Want God Made Over?
How?" is the subject Of Rev. z. Hez
Sven, pastor, tomorrow night. The
II O'Clock morning sermon subject is:
THAT We May Grow Up Into Him! p
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
meet at pm, and the Sunday school
and adult classes at $50 am.
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Foundry Nj. E.

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor
will preach tomorrow morning on the
theme "A Church of the Maximum; at
the evening service his theme will be
rs It Hard to Forgiven"
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New Bethel Raptist.

Rev william D. jarvis will preach
tomorrow on The Power of Unceas-
ing Prayer" Lords Supper, pm;
G. E. program $50 pm.
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Metropolitan Presbyterian.

Senator Alben William Barley Of
kentucky will speak tomorrow evening.
The service is sponsored by the men Of
the church, In line with their regular
policy Of providing one program each
month
The men at the church plan mems
banquet February IA.
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Metropolitan Baptist.

Pastor John Compton Ball viii speak
on the Calls of Christ" tomorrow
morning and in the evening, on
Flaming Youth vs.. Youth Ahanne"
The evening service will be IN honor
of the golden jubilee Of the United
Societies of Christian Endeavor. The
members of the Y. P. S. c. E. will
attend, in a body.
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Church of the Pilgrims.

Rev. A. r. Birds subjects for sermons
tomorrow are. in the morning, Friend
ship With Christ and in the evening
I'm Praise of Readiness"
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ST. Mary's Catholic.

A Novena in honor of Our Lady of
Lourdes and the Miraculous Medal
will begin Tuesday. The daily masses
will be at 7 and O'Clock. The evening
mon and benediction, will be held
at $780,
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METROPOLITAN A. M. z.

Dr.. William H. Thomas, the minister,
Will preach tomorrow morning and ad-
minister holy communion. At the eve
ming service, he Will preach on The
Blight of Unbehef" Church school,
$50 am; Christian Endeavor. $50 pm.
The ministerial alliance viii meet in
the church parlors Tuesday, at noon.
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zion Raptist, Deanwood.

'The Abuse of Prosperity and It's
Nemesis" will be the subject of Rev.
Leon S. 'Wormley tomorrow at the IL
am. service Jacobs Ladder, and
What It Typifies" Will be the subject at
the evening service.
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CoIumbia Heights Christian.

Chaplain William L. Fisher will be
the guest speaker at the II am service
The young people will have charge Of
the evening service, celebrating the an
niversary of Christian Endeavor.
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Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL.

The pastor, Rev William Herbert
King, Will have for his morning SER
mon subject The Valley of Weeping.
A short talk at evening service. Church
school, $50 am; Y. P. S. c. E, $50
pm, and prayer meeting, Thursday,
8 pm.
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Western Presbyterian.

Rev. j. H Durham, the pastor, will
speak on Character Enrichment" to-
morrow morning The Sacrament of
the Lords Supper viii be celebrated
and new members received. The eve
ming subject is Gains and Losses"
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Fifth BAPTIST.

DR.. John e. Briggs has returned from
North Carolina and will preach Sunday
morning on TIL He Come" welcome
new members and administer COM
munion Dr. z. R. Carswell viii teach
the Berea Bible class and preach at
night on Exact Bible Teachings on
Hell and the Devil"
The Womans Missionary Society
meets Tuesday night.
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First Brethren.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor, will
preach at IL O'Clock tomorrow on
Elijah; Gods Prophet Under the
Juniper Tree" and 7:45 pm, on on
the Brink of Decision" Sunday school,
80 am; Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor. GAS pm.
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Friendship Baptist.

God, Our Dwelling Place" will be
the subject of Rev. B. H Whiting, pas
tor, tomorrow at II am. Rev. C. j.
Leach will speak at 8 pm. Sunday
school, 10 am; B. Y. P. u, 6 pm. !;
prayer and praise meeting, Tuesday, 8
pm
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Fairmont Heights Presbyterian.

Representative Oscar De Priest will
be the principal speaker tomorrow at
Rally day services at $50 O'Clock. S. H.
Rutherford also will make an address.
Rev H. w. Campbell, the pastor, will
preside.
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Zion Bantist.

The Christian Endeavor hour has
been changed from to 6:45 O'Clock.
Tomorrow, conservation services will
be held, led by the president, Mrs. S. T.
Henson. DR.. w. L. Washington is the
pastor.
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Unlimited Healing Power.

It did not take long for the news of
the work Of the Great Physician to be
scattered all over the city. The stream
Of benefcence once started did not stay
its food until the whole city. was batlaed
In its healing tood." As soon Is the
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Second Baptist.

The pastor, Rev j. L. S. Holloman,
will have for his subject at II am,
In Harmony With God" and in the
evening, The Cost of Discipleship."
Bible school, $50 am; B. Y. P. u,
6 pm.
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West washington Baptist.

Rev. c. B. Austin, pastor, will speak
Thursday evening at 7:30 O'Clock on
What RICH With the church," The
quarterly church conference will be
held at 8 o'clock.